5 WWE Superstars who were more successful after their in-ring retirement

#4 WWE Hall of Famer Diamond Dallas Page

Diamond Dallas Page's WWE career saw him being underutilized. In WCW, however, DDP was a multi-time world champion and one of the promotion's finest homegrown stars. Most fans of the industry did not favorably receive WWE's misuse of DDP.

While DDP was a fantastic professional wrestler, his post-retirement has provided him further fame. His DDP Yoga has helped the likes of Chris Jericho extend their careers. Jake "The Snake" Roberts and Scott Hall have repeatedly discussed how instrumental Page was in their rehabilitation.

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#3 WWE Hall of Famer Alundra Blayze

Blayze was a terrific professional wrestler, but fans mostly remember the infamous segment where she threw her WWF Women's Championship inside a trash can. She was the first foreign wrestler to sign a contract with the legendary All Japan Women's Pro Wrestling.

During the final years of her in-ring career, Blayze found a burgeoning interest in monster truck driving. She has proved to be a pioneer in that world, breaking multiple barriers.

She was the first woman to triumph in the Monster Jam World Finals racing championship, defeating her own trainer.