15 Post-Wrestling Careers Of Pro Wrestlers

Whether you’re a fan or not, most people know professional wrestling is a taxing profession. Aside from the physical stress being put on the body from being tossed onto the ground every night and keeping in decent physical condition, it is compounded by constant touring and lack of financial stability, even for the most successful grapplers.
There comes a time when any wrestler hangs up their tights and puts their boots away in the closet for good. The lucky ones have a nest egg from their lucrative career that they can live off of for the rest of their days. Even fewer are able to jump into a regular acting career. Others? Not so much. So what do they do when their time in the ring is done?
While there are several stories about wrestlers post-retirement, both good and bad, there are others that have achieved an interesting second life in other professions. Here are some of the more interesting second careers of some of our favorite retired pro wrestlers.
Kane

Source: BBC
Photo Credit: Gage Skidmore
Trish Stratus

Source: TheSporster, Trish Stratus/YouTube
Spike Dudley

Source: WWE
Scotty 2 Hotty

Source: TMZ
Mideon

Source: WWE
Maven

Source: WhatCulture Wrestling/YouTube
Madusa

Source: Monster Jam/YouTube
Ivory

Source: WWE
Hillbilly Jim

Source: hillbillyjim.com
Haku

Source: Seminole Toyota/YouTube
The Dog-Faced Gremlin

Sources: Atlanta's Premier Local Red Estate Brand, TheSportster
Gene Snitsky

Sources: CBS News, Commercial on Dailymotion
Jimmy Garvin

Source: TheSporster
Diamond Dallas Page

Source: DDP Yoga
Steve Blackman

Source: Steve Blackman/YouTube