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Sean Waltman was born on 13th July 1972, in Minneapolis, Minnesota USA, and is a professional wrestler who wrestled for the World Wrestling Federation (now WWE), under the ring names 1–2–3 Kid and X-Pac between 1993 and 2002. Waltman won numerous titles in his career and was a member of the group of wrestlers called The Kliq. Sean`s professional career started in 1989.
Have you ever wondered how rich Sean Waltman is, as of late 2016? According to authoritative sources, it has been estimated that Waltman’s net worth is as high as $500,000, an amount earned largely through his successful pro wrestling career. In addition to being active in the ring, Waltman has also voiced himself in several wrestling video games, which has also improved his wealth.
Sean Waltman Net Worth $500,000
Sean Waltman grew up in Minnesota and was raised by his single mother. He had a turbulent childhood; he was molested on numerous occasions and as a result, he dropped out of school in ninth grade. The love for wrestling secured him jobs including setting up rings before becoming a wrestler in 1989. Waltman joined the school’s wrestling team before he dropped out but decided to work under Boris Malenko, Masami Soronaka, Joe Malenko and Karl Gotch, who helped him to start his career as The Lightning Kid.
Early in his career, Waltman won the PWA Light Heavyweight title, the PWA Iron Horse TV Title, and the GWF Light Heavyweight Championship. Jerry Lynn played a major part in his success, and from 1992 Waltman worked with Larry Sharpe and Dennis Coralluzzo. In November 1992, “The Kamikaze Kid” Bill Wilcox landed on Sean’s head during his suicide dive attempt, causing a blood clot near his brain. The doctors advised Waltman to quit wrestling after being hospitalized for three days, and he was unable to work for several months.
In May 1993, Waltman competed as The Kid on Monday Night Raw and defeated the huge favorite Razor Ramon, and later joined as a new member of his team. Sean took the 1–2–3 Kid name and participated at the 1993 Survivor Series, and won the WWF Tag Team Championship in January 1994. Before left the WWF in May 1996, Waltman joined Ted DiBiase’s Million Dollar Corporation and lost in his last match to Savio Vega. In September 1996, Waltman joined World Championship Wrestling as a member of New World Order (nWo), and in February 1997 he won the WCW Cruiserweight Championship against Dean Malenko at SuperBrawl VII, under his new name – Syxx, which only increased his net worth. However, Waltman lost his title to Chris Jericho at a webcast house show in Los Angeles, California in June 1997, and subsequently suffered a neck injury in October 1997, so he was unable to wrestle, but later returned to WWF in March 1998. He stayed active until 2000 when he suffered another neck injury in a fight with Chris Jericho, but won the WWF Light Heavyweight Championship after defeating Jeff Hardy in June 2001.
In September 2002, Waltman debuted as Syxx-Pac for TNA Wrestling, and then in 2005 he joined MTV’s Wrestling Society X. From 2007 to 2008, Waltman worked with Asistencia Asesoría y Administración, and in August 2009, Sean became the GLCW Heavyweight Champion by defeating Skull Crusher, increasing further his net worth. He returned to WWE in 2011, and most recently, Waltman fought alongside Billy Gunn in a victory over Prakash Sabar and The Proletariat Boar of Moldova in September 2016.
Regarding his personal life, Sean Waltman was married to Terry Waltman from 1991 to 2002 and has two children with her. Subsequent relationships have been short-lived, in some part due to his and his partners’ drug use, in which he apparently still indulges.
Full Name
Sean Waltman
Net Worth
$500 Thousand
Date Of Birth
July 13, 1972
Place Of Birth
Minneapolis, Minnesota, United States
Height
1.83 m
Weight
96.16 kg
Profession
Professional wrestler
Nationality
American
Spouse
Terry Paulson (m. 1994–2002)
Children
Kaitlyn Waltman, Jesse Waltman
Facebook
Twitter
IMDB
Movies
SummerSlam (1995), Crossing the Bridge, Phenomenal: The Best of AJ Styles, The Best of The X Division, Vol. 1, Before They Were Stars: Matt Sydal: Bourne Is Born
TV Shows
Wrestling Society X, WCW WorldWide, WCW Monday Nitro, Impact Wrestling, Xtreme Pro Wrestling, WWE Heat
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Trademark
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Trademark move: Open Handed Chop
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Trademark move: Somersault Flying Clothesline
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Trademark move: Roundhouse Kick
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Trademark move: Spinning Heel Kick
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Trademark move: Buzz Killer (Chickenwing Hold)
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Trademark move: Three Middle Kicks/Spinning Heel Kick Combo (on cornered opponent)
[when asked whether he enjoyed playing a good guy or bad guy in wrestling] I don't know. I love both. I just love wrestling.
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The whole world is gonna watch me destroy you!
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Your ass is grass, and I'm gonna smoke it!
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Fact
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Returned to NWA:TNA at Against All Odds when he attacked Jeff Jarrett during his match with Kevin Nash. [February 2005]
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Thanks to his good friend Triple H, is returning to the WWE after he is done with rehab. [August 2004]
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Returned to NWA-TNA as an active wrestler [June 2003]
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Was part of tapings for Wrestling Society X, a new professional wrestling show set to premiere on MTV in January 2007. [November 2006]
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Previous Managers: Chyna, Ted DiBiase, Shawn Michaels, Kevin Nash, Tori.
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Former NWA-TNA X-Division Champion.
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3-time World Wrestling Federation European Champion and also World Wrestling Federation Tag Team Champion (with Kane).
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Children, with ex-wife Terry, son Jesse and daughter Kaitlyn.
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He was a member of the backstage wrestling faction known as "The Kliq" with Kevin Nash, Shawn Michaels, Scott Hall, Triple H and Justin Credible.
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Waltman has been using the ring name Syxx-Pac on the indie scene. The WWE won't let him use the name X-Pac.
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His signature moves (as X-Pac) are the "X-Factor" (facebuster) and the "Bronco Buster"
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The name Syxx came from the fact that he was the 6th NWO member.
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His fiancee Chyna was at one time engaged to WWE Superstar Triple H, the latter of whom was one of Sean Waltman's best friends.
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Formerly engaged to Chyna. Both were members of the World Wrestling Federation.
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Released from his World Wrestling Entertainment contract "by mutual consent".
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Has held the WCW Cruiserweight title in both the WWF and WCW (he held the title in WCW as Syxx).
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The only professional wrestler to have been a part of both the WCW's largest faction, the "New World Order" (as "Syxx") and WWF's largest faction, "Degeneration-X" (as "X-Pac").
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X-Pac is the first man to unify a WWF and WCW title. He won the WCW Cruiserweight Title from Billy Kidman while holding the WWF Light Heavyweight Title.
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Former leader of the short lived WWF stable "X Factor", which also featured wrestlers Justin Credible and Albert. During his run in X Factor, he obtained the WWF Light Heavyweight Championship and helped Albert win the Intercontinental Championship.
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Rose to stardom in 1993, appearing as a 'jobber' (a wrestler who loses their matches) using the name The 1-2-3 Kid, when he to everyone's big surprise pinned Razor Ramon at "WWF Monday Night RAW" (1993).
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3-time World Wrestling Federation European Champion World Wrestling Federation Tag Team Champion (with Kane)
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Professional wrestler.
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Martial Arts expert Black belt in Judo
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Children, with wife Terry, son Jesse and daughter Kaitlyn
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Has a tattoo of a cross on his right arm
Actor
Title
Year
Status
Character
NXT TakeOver: Dallas
2016
TV Movie
X-Pac
NXT TakeOver: Brooklyn
2015
TV Movie
X-Pac
WrestleMania
2015
TV Movie
X-Pac
WWE 2k14
2013
Video Game
Syxx (voice)
WWE '13
2012
Video Game
X-Pac (voice)
TNA Impact! Wrestling
2010
TV Series
Syxx-Pac Sean Waltman
Destination X
2010
TV Movie
Syxx-Pac
Genesis
2010
TV Movie
Syxx-Pac
LuchaMania
2009
Video
Sean '6-Pac' Waltman
NWA Wrestling Showcase
2008
TV Series
Syxx-Pac
National Wrestling Alliance Australian Tour 2007
2007
Video
X-Pac
Wrestling Society X
2007
TV Series
6-Pac
NWA Pro Wrestling: Copa de Lucha
2007
Video
Syxx-Pac
NWA Pro Wrestling Showcase
2006
TV Series
Syxx-Pac
TNA Wrestling: Phenomenal - The Best of AJ Styles
2004
Video
Syxx Pac
TNA Wrestling: Best of X-Division Matches
2003
Video
Syxx-Pac
Recipe for Disaster
2003
Video
Syxx-Pac
NWA: Total Nonstop Action
2002-2003
TV Series
Syxx-Pac
WWE Jakked
1999-2001
TV Series
X-Pac
Invasion
2001
TV Movie
X-Pac
No Way Out
2000
TV Movie
X-Pac
Fully Loaded
1999
TV Movie
X-Pac
WWF Attitude
1999
Video Game
X-Pac (voice)
WWE Metal
1998
TV Series
X-Pac (1998-2001, 2002)
WWF Judgment Day
1998
Video
X-Pac
WCW Monday Nitro
1996-1997
TV Series
Syxx
WCW Fall Brawl: War Games
1997
TV Movie
Syxx
Clash of the Champions
1997/I
TV Movie
Syxx
WCW Road Wild
1997
TV Movie
Syxx
The Great American Bash
1997
TV Movie
Syxx
WCW Slamboree
1997
TV Movie
Syxx
WCW Spring Stampede
1997
TV Movie
Syxx
WCW SuperBrawl VII
1997
TV Movie
Syxx
NWO Souled Out
1997
TV Movie
Syxx
WCW Halloween Havoc
1996
TV Movie
Syxx
WWF Superstars
1993-1996
TV Series
The 1-2-3 Kid
WWF: U.K. Fan Favorites
1995
Video
1-2-3 KId
WWF Action Zone
1994
TV Series
The 1-2-3 Kid
WWF Challenge
1993
TV Series
The 1-2-3 Kid
Summerslam
1993
Video
The 1-2-3 Kid
Crossing the Bridge
1992
High School Senior #3
GWF Major League Wrestling
1991
TV Series
The Lightning Kid
Cinematographer
Title
Year
Status
Character
1 Night in China
2004
Video
Producer
Title
Year
Status
Character
1 Night in China
2004
Video producer
Thanks
Title
Year
Status
Character
Beyond the Mat
1999
Documentary personal thanks
Self
Title
Year
Status
Character
In Your House 6
1996
TV Special
The 1-2-3 Kid
Royal Rumble
1996
TV Special
The 1-2-3 Kid
WWF in Your House 5
1995
TV Special
The 1-2-3 Kid
Survivor Series
1995
TV Special
The 1-2-3 Kid- The Bodydonnas
WWF in Your House 4
1995
TV Special
The 1-2-3 Kid
Summerslam
1995
TV Special
The 1-2-3 Kid
WWF in Your House 2
1995
TV Special
The 1-2-3 Kid
WrestleMania XI
1995
TV Special
The 1-2-3 Kid
Royal Rumble
1995
TV Special
The 1-2-3 Kid
Survivor Series
1994
TV Special
The 1-2-3 Kid- The Bad Guys
King of the Ring
1994
TV Special
The 1-2-3 Kid
WrestleMania X
1994
TV Special
The 1-2-3 Kid
Survivor Series
1993
TV Special
The 1-2-3 Kid
Don't Call Me Joanie
2017
Documentary filming
Himself
The Chris Gethard Show
2016
TV Series
Himself
The Kliq Rules
2015
Video documentary
Himself / The 1-2-3 Kid / X-Pac
WWE: The Kliq Rules
2015
Video
Himself / The 1-2-3 Kid / X-Pac
W.W.E. 24
2015
TV Series documentary
Himself
WWE Raw
1993-2015
TV Series
X-Pac The 1-2-3 Kid Himself ...
Chikara: King of Trios 2014 - Night I
2014
Video
Himself - commentator
WWE Hall of Fame
2014
TV Special
Himself
The Monday Night War: WWE vs. WCW
2014
TV Series documentary
Himself
WWE: Triple H - Thy Kingdom Come
2013
Video
Himself
WWE Hall of Fame 2013
2013
TV Special
Himself
CHIKARA Just Shadows in the Fog
2013
Video
Himself
nWo: The Revolution
2012
Video documentary
Himself
WWE Hall of Fame 2012
2012
TV Special
Himself
E:60
2011
TV Series
Himself
WWE Hall of Fame 2011
2011
TV Special
Himself
Wrestling Society X
2007
TV Series
Himself
Hulk Hogan: The Ultimate Anthology
2006
Video
Himself (as Syxx)
TNA Wrestling: Final Resolution
2006
TV Special
Sean Waltman
TNA Wrestling: The Best of the X Division Volume 1
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