What Happened To These Iconic Pro Wrestlers?

Before reality TV, there was pro wrestling. Whether you’re Gen X or Gen Z, you probably have your favorites among the wrestler personalities. If you’ve lost track of the wrestlers you used to root for, we’ve got you covered. Keep reading to find out what they’re up to now.

Bret "The Hitman" Hart

Canadian-born Bret “The Hitman” Hart is a five-time WWF champion that started as one of a tag team before going solo. After suffering a concussion in 2000, Hart retired from the ring. Since then, he has successfully battled prostate cancer and has written his autobiography. He is an occasional motivational speaker and does charity events.

Hulk Hogan

The Immortal. The Legend. Everybody remembers 80s pro wrestling superstar Hulk Hogan. This six-time winner of the WCW Heavyweight Championship and WWE Hall-of-Famer was later plagued by health problems and underwent multiple surgeries. Today, he owns Hogan’s Beachshop, with an online store and two brick-and-mortar stores in Florida.

Ric Flair

Even at 73, Ric Flair will always be “nature boy” to his fans. With a career spanning from the 70s - 2000s, Flair recently ended his contract with WWE. His plans include producing his own line of wines and continuing to mentor his pro wrestler daughter Charlotte.