WWE stars on Celebrity Family Feud

Rey Mysterio and The Miz

This Sunday, August 28, Rey Mysterio and The Miz will square off, but not in a WWE ring. ABC 4 reports that WWE Superstars and their families will be on “Celebrity Family Feud” Rey, Angie Gutierrez, Dominik Mysterio, Aalyah Gutierrez, and family friend Daniel Mallory make up Team Mysterio. Competing for Make-A-Wish. Team Miz comprises Miz, his mother, Barbara Pappas, his father, George Mizanin, and his cousin Don Mizanin. Connor’s Cure is Team Miz’s charity.

Miz partnered with Logan Paul

Miz partnered with Logan Paul to beat Rey and Dominik at WrestleMania 38. Rey and Dominik are fighting Judgment Day (Damian Priest, Rhea Ripley, and Finn Balor). Edge just joined the Mysterios and beat Priest on Monday’s “Raw.” Dexter Lumis dragged The Miz from his battle against AJ Styles and Bobby Lashley on Monday’s Raw.

Miz joined Ciampa. Mysterio and Miz aren’t the only wrestlers on “CFF.” David Arquette’s squad last July included AEW’s Jungle Boy and Peter Avalon, Dalton Castle, and RJ City. ABC’s “Celebrity Family Feud” airs at 8 p.m. Orel Hershiser, and Kurt Warner will lead teams in the second portion of the show.

Working for WWE

Working for WWE may be profitable for wrestlers. Wrestlers who keep active and sell plenty of stuff can retire well. Not every wrestler is Ric Flair, The Undertaker, or Chris Jericho. Not everyone is Brock Lesnar or John Cena, wrestlers with enormous agreements and tonnes of gear.

Most retired or semi-retired wrestlers must find work. Some utilize social media to develop businesses, and many cash in on their celebrity at comic or wrestling conventions. Some celebrities forsake their prominence and take “ordinary” occupations or unexpectedly intriguing jobs.

WCW in 1992

Mideon was formerly a Satanic follower in The Undertaker’s Ministry of Darkness. Mideon started in the indies before joining WCW in 1992. Mideon was promoted under “Leatherface” and “Tex Slazenger.” He entered the WWF as “Phineas I. Godwinn” in 1996 and became Mideon when The Undertaker “sacrificed” him. Mideon retired in 2006.

Mideon, the actual name Dennis Knight realized another desire by becoming a chef. When WWE.com met him in 2013, he was a chef in Florida and had launched his own catering company. Knight entered a Favorite Chef contest on favchef.com in 2021 and wants to be a Food Network star.

Steve Blackman fought Ken Shamrock

Steve Blackman fought Ken Shamrock in a “lion’s den” Blackman now frees prisoners. Blackman debuted in WWF in 1997 as a martial arts badass. Blackman was noted for his fast attacks, no-nonsense attitude, and innovative weaponry. Blackman won the WWF/E Hardcore Championship six times with his butt-kicking gimmick. Once those drums hit, you knew someone was going to get harmed.

Jiu-jitsu after his wrestling career

Blackman taught wrestling and jiu-jitsu after his wrestling career. Blackman’s recent professional choice, though, is startling. Blackman Bail Bonds may bail you out of prison. You don’t want The Lethal Weapon when you skip court. After wrestling, Paul Burchill became a pirate. Incorrect.

Former WWE henchman Burchill changed his gimmick in 2006. On “SmackDown,” he introduced a pirate gimmick and beat Regal with a perplexing finisher. Burchill had a few years in WWE but never won a championship, however, he did feud with Kofi Kingston for the Intercontinental Championship. He was released from ECW in 2010.

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