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#4 Jon Moxley (AEW wrestler)
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Jon Moxley may be cracking skulls across New Japan and AEW, but he has acted before. The bonafide wrestler starred in the WWE-produced film 12 Rounds 3: Lockdown. Recently, he starred in a movie called Cagefighter as an MMA fighter.
Last year, he was scheduled to work on a film with his friend Nick Mondo, but COVID derailed any hopes of the project getting underway.
A former WWE writer just went after JBL for his comments HERE
While Moxley's movie career may have stalled, his rampage across AEW is still very much in play.
#3 Paul Wight (AEW wrestler/commentator)
Out of everyone on this list, Paul Wight has the most extensive resume on the entire roster. The former WWE superstar's acting career goes back to 1996, appearing in Jingle All the Way, The Waterboy, Knucklehead, and MacGruber.
He has appeared in several TV series such as Star Trek: Enterprise, Happy, Psych, Van Helsing, Royal Pains, and Mr. Iglesias. Paul even starred in his own Netflix series, The Big Show Show, based on a fictionalized version of himself, which didn't last more than one season.
Paul Wight is still wrestling these days, but there's no telling what other roles Wight has in his future.
