He built the glitzy world of professional make-believe wrestling, carved out a new niche of American show business and amassed a fortune along the way.
He survived a string of controversies, accusations of harassment and even a federal indictment — before revelations of hush-money payments upended his half-century career.
Now everyone in the wrestling ring and beyond wants to know: What’s next for
“Time for me to retire,” the 76-year-old controlling shareholder of