WWE Survivor Series 1987 Roster: Where Are They Now?

15. Haku

Haku Meng
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Haku has yet to announce his in-ring retirement, and he has made sporadic appearances for New Japan Pro Wrestling since 2016. The former Meng's sons Tama Tonga, Tanga Loa and Hikuleo are all members of the Bullet Club, of course.

And yes, Haku can still completely kick the sh*t out of everyone - even at the age of 61. In fact, I'm pretty sure Haku still owes our very own Simon Miller an ass whooping.

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