[expat1000]

Who do you think is worth more, Steve Austin or Shawn Michaels?

[chae]

HBK!!!!!!

[ConservativeTeen]

I heard Hogan’s ex really cleaned him out during their divorce.

[EveningStar]

ping

[Rebelbase]

Mic Foley still my all time favorite.

[yarddog]

I remember back in the 50s and early 60s My Father and I would go watch wrestling every week at the old Chautauqua hall in DeFuniak Springs.

He could not get anyone else to go with him. The girls didn’t care anything about it and my brothers knew it was fake. I was too young to care and Daddy just liked to watch it.

Some of the stars back then were Mario Galento, his brother Spider Galento, The medics, Joe Scarpa, Dick Dunn, and a whole bunch of others I have forgotten.

[AnotherUnixGeek]

Now if you’re somehow wondering why the names of Ric Flair and Hulk Hogan aren’t on this list, please remember that as great as those two were at their craft, they’re not exactly the poster children for how to use your money wisely.

Well, if I've heard correctly, Hulk Hogan's ex-wife has most of the money he ever made in a long career wearing out his body, and also gained a large percentage of his businesses. That's not really a "use", more of a legally sanctioned taking. It's a pity that people must consider marriage these days with the same sort of caution that mating scorpions must exercise, but given the financial consequences - at least the scorpions get it over with quickly and don't bring lawyers into it.

[GGpaX4DumpedTea]

Who the hell cares?

[KevinB]

So, have you ever wondered who the wealthiest professional wrestlers of all time are?

No. :-)

[prisoner6]

Bruno has a net worth of 4 million however considering he earned much of that in the ‘60’s he should probably be on the list. The Living Legend.

[struggle]

Where’s Ted DiBiase??

[MuttTheHoople]

Wrestling’s fake...so’s ballet. I know the end to “Swan Lake” EVERY TIME. Still doesn’t stop people from watching it.

[MinuteGal]

What about Gorgeous George?

(That's the only wrestler's name I know, LOL).

Leni

[heylady]

Killer Kowalski

You have to be pretty old to remember him. My Babcia loved watching him in the 50’s on that new fangled thing called tv.

[notdownwidems]

Verne Gagne, Red Bastien, Billy “Red” Lyons, The Crusher, Dick the Bruiser, “Mad Dog” and “The Butcher” Vachon, Pepper Gomez, “Haystack” Calhoun, and the imitable announcer and pitchman, Marty O’Neill
Ah, those were the days!

[AF_Blue]

“The American Dream”, Dusty Rhoades