WCW Final Nitro: Where Are They Now

19. Evan Karagias

Evan Karagias
WWE.com/Twitter @EKKaragias

Evan Karagias would be picked up by WWE after the purchase of WCW, although he would never make it to the main roster due to a major concussion before formally being released in 2002.

This former 3 Count member would continue to work independent dates up until 2010, and away from the ring he's had some small acting roles and worked in tax preparation.

A quick glance at his social media shows Karagias spending plenty of time championing Donald Trump and playing down the impact of COVID-19.

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