10 Professional wrestlers who retired in 2020

#4 D-Von Dudley

"WWE has been my home ... and it ALWAYS WILL BE!" - @TestifyDvon #DudleyBoyz #RAW #ThankYouDudleys pic.twitter.com/6QPYc8NIAj

— WWE (@WWE) August 23, 2016

D-Von Dudley is known as a member of the Dudley Boyz with his partner Bubba Ray Dudley, and the two wrestlers have held tag team gold in WWE and IMPACT Wrestling. They competed in IMPACT as Team 3D, with Bubba performing under the ring name Bully Ray.

They left ECW for WWE during the 90s, and after the two wrestlers were separated by the brand extension, D-Von began playing a heel on SmackDown. After leaving WWE for TNA in 2005, the Dudleys made a surprise return to the company a decade later in 2015 and confronted the New Day.

The Dudley Boyz were inducted into the 2018 WWE Hall of Fame. Although D-Von retired from professional wrestling in May 2020, he still works for WWE as a producer.

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#3 Bobby Fulton

Bobby Fulton and Tommy Rogers:the dynamic combination of The Fantastics back in 1985. pic.twitter.com/rGwb6wCdJk

— Rasslin' History 101 (@WrestlingIsKing) April 10, 2019

Bobby Fulton is a long time veteran and wrestling legend. He was a member of a tag team known as The Fantastics along with Tommy Rogers. The two wrestlers battled other popular teams during their time, such as The Midnight Express.

The Fantastics held titles in many different organizations. Although Bobby Fulton was nearing the age of 60, he continued wrestling until 2018. He eventually hung up his boots in July 2020.