WWE Survivor Series 1987 Roster: Where Are They Now?

25. Paul Roma

Paul Roma
WWE.com/Paradise Alley Pro Wrestling

Forever now known as the worst ever member of the Four Horsemen (yes, even worse than Mongo), Paul Roma officially retired in 1998 to focus his attention on bodybuilding. An in-ring return would follow in 2006 and 2007, and last year saw 'Pretty' Paul wrestle a one-off match for the Empire Wrestling Federation.

Along with Mario Mancini and Dave Paradise, Roma these days runs the Paradise Alley Pro Wrestling School in Connecticut.

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