WWE Survivor Series 1987 Roster: Where Are They Now?

26. Jim Powers

Jim Powers
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Jim Powers and Paul Roma would remain together as the Young Stallions through until 1989, with Powers then remaining with the WWF until 1994.

There is very little known as to what Powers is up to these days, although 2012 saw him go under the knife to have two hip surgeries.

After initially being forced into retirement in 1998 due to neck problems, the New Jersey native managed to make a comeback on the independent scene in 2007 before finally retiring once more in 2010.

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