My Top 5 Pro Wrestling Noughties Stars Were Are They Now.

Intro.

Pro Wrestlers only have a limited time of the shelf, and this can be seen as troubling. If you watch Darren Afronovsky's The Wrestler. Mickey Rourke plays a Pro Wrestler who's best years were behind him, as the riggers of holding on to his past became the main theme of his characters arc. This is a back drop for when the lights go out on any Pro Wrestling career, when their time runs out in the mainstream.

5. Mr Kennedy.

Better known as Ken Anderson, he made his name in the WWE in the mid 2000's becoming a stand out star, with loads of charisma. Ken would leave the WWE in june of 2009, due to his actions being made to look unsafe. He would then go on to have a seasoned time working for TNA, he would leave the company in 2016. Ken now owns a Pro Wrestling school, and hosts a podcast called Mic Check, which is well worth checking out.

4. The Pope D,Angelo Dinero.

The Pope D, Angelo Dinero is now working for the NWA, and has recently held gold in the promotion. He's most remembered for his run in TNA, and angering Cm Punk when he was in the WWE.

3. Crimson.

Real name Anthony Mayweather. I couldn't find a lot of info on him, and where he is today, but from what I could gather he's currently working for the NWA.

2. Matt Morgan.

Matt is a currently retired Pro Wrestler, who has since taken up politics, becoming the Deputy Mayor of Longwood Florida. The notion of a Pro Wrestler turning to politics after retirement isn't new, but it's nice to see performers carve out a career for themselves, post the road grind.

1. Chris Harris.

Better known as the WildCat Chris Harris, he's currently not under a TNA contract, but he does have his own Youtube Channel were he reviews cars called Chris Harris On Cars. He has a regular posting schedule on social media, were he talks about his past career.