My Top 5 WCW Wrestlers Were Are They Now Pt1.

Intro.

Agh yes. WCW. Back in the early 90's, to the early 2000's, this company was at the time, the gift that kept on giving, but what happened to the men and women that made the company so special. Well sit back, make yourself a snack, and I will tell you were some of these stars are today.

5. Glacier.

Ok, if you guys are an avid viewer of the Wrestling Bios Reliving The War series on YouTube, then i'm sure that you guys are all very excited to see this guy arrive. ( again ) But after retirement from Pro Wrestling he became an actor with multiple titles to his name, he's also worked as an industry insider at Full Sail University. He still takes indi bookings for appearances, and now works as a backstage agent for AEW.

4. Shannon Moore.

I think this is genuinely a nice thing. Shannon is currently living in Tampa Florida, and he works as a client relations manager, helping those that have addiction issues. Moore has had his fair share of issues when it comes to addiction, so hearing how he's devoted himself to helping others, is genuinely something special. shannon is still active to this day, returning to the ring at ROH TV tapings last month.

3. Earnest The Cat Miller.

At the time of writing. Earnest's location was unknown, but he's still active in the business, as a fan favourite on the convention circuit. Even though in the company's later days. I had fun watching his character, as it acted like an escape from my to day grind of school.

2. Vampiro.

Vampiro is involved in many different ventures since retiring from Pro Wrestling, he currently works for Lucha Underground, and leads the Mexico City chapter of the citizen crime patrol, and also works on a scripted podcast. I wasn't the biggest Vampiro fan growing, because Sting was my guy, and by all accounts they didn't get along.

1. Mike Sanders.

Mike now works as a standard Comic. After WCW folded in March of 2001, he had a minor career on the indi circuit. I like this. Mike wasn't a comedy character in WCW, so hearing this is a suprise, but it's a nice reminder that there's life after the ring.