33. Lars Anderson ($9.4M)

Anderson began his pro wrestling career as part of a tag team with his brother, Gene Anderson. His career spanned across three decades from the ’60s to the ’80s, and some disputes spilled over to real life.

Dwayne Johnson called out Anderson in his biography. Johnson confronted Anderson about his refusal to give up his title of Polynesian Pacific Heavyweight to a wrestler Johnson felt deserved it more, which almost resulted in a fight.