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Charles Palumbo was born on the 15th June 1971, in West Warwick, Rhode Island USA, and is probably best recognized for being a retired professional wrestler, who competed in World Championship Wrestling (WCW) and World Wrestling Federation/Entertainment (WWF/E), and who was World Tag Team Champion six times. He is also known as a television personality, co-hosting the TV reality show “Lords Of The Car Hoards” as a mechanic.

So, have you ever wondered how rich Chuck Palumbo is, as of late 2016? According to authoritative sources, it has been estimated that the total size of Chuck’s net worth is over $4 million, which has been accumulated through his successful career as a professional wrestler. He is also a television personality, which also contributes to his net worth. Another source is coming from his musical career, as he has started his own band.

Chuck Palumbo Net Worth $4 Million

Chuck Palumbo spent his childhood with three siblings in Providence, Rhode Island, where he attended West Warwick High School, distinguishing himself as a basketball player, and earning All-State honors. Soon after, he began to serve in the US Navy in which he was awarded with the Silver Star medal, and after returning home, he entered the Community College of Rhode Island, continuing playing basketball for the college team, earning All-American honors, as well as a scholarship to University of Central Missouri. However, upon graduation from the college with a degree in Criminal Justice, he quit basketball, and turned to train in professional wrestling at the WCW Power Plant in Atlanta.

Chuck’s professional wrestling career officially began in 1998, when he joined the independent circuit under the name The Dude. His debut appearance happened in WCW’s Nitro fighting against Ernest “The Cat” Miller, accepting his challenge, on the 19th October 1998. After six months, Chuck signed his first professional contract with the WCW, which marked also the beginning of an increase in his net worth. He found a new name – Jungle Jim – and in his first few matches he was unbeaten, which only increased further his net worth.

In 2000, he became a tag team champion; teaming up with Shawn Stasiak in Perfect Event team, defeating KroniK, which comprised wrestlers Brian Adams and Bryan Clark. They won the title two more times before they split in 2001, which added a considerable amount to Chuck’s net worth. Chuck also won the same title with Sean O`Haire, defeating Dallas Page and Kevin Nash in January 2001. The same year he joined World Wrestling Entertainment, and won WWF/E Tag Team Championship with Billy Gunn in 2002, defeating Tazz and Spike Dudley. The pair retained the title at Wrestlemania x8 in the Four Corners elimination match, fighting against The APA, the Dudley Boyz and The Hardy Boyz. However, they lost the title to Rikishi and Rico Constantino, but won it again just a month later. Nevertheless, their reign didn’t last long, as they lost the title to Hulk Hogan and Edge. After that, Chuck didn’t have any major success, although he wrestled for All Japan Pro Wrestling, and World Wrestling Association until 2012, when he retired.

Apart from his career as a wrestler, Chuck has also tried himself another ventures; he owns a motorcycle garage, CP Kustoms, where he builds his own bikes, and since 2014 he has been the co-host of the show “Lords Of The Car Hoards”, aired on the Discovery Channel, alongside Rick Dore. Furthermore, Chuck has started the band 3 Spoke Wheel, in which he plays guitar. All of these have increased his net worth by a large margin as well.

Regarding his personal life, Chuck Palumbo is the father of one child, whose mother isn’t known; his current residence is in El Cajon, California.



Full Name Chuck Palumbo
Net Worth $4 Million
Date Of Birth June 15, 1971
Place Of Birth West Warwick, Rhode Island, United States
Height 1.96
Weight 127.01
Profession Director
Nationality American, Italian
Children Charli Palumbo
Twitter http://www.twitter.com/chuckpalumbo
IMDB http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0658848/
TV Shows Lords of the Car Hoards, WCW Monday Nitro
Trademark
1 Trademark move: Turnbuckle Powerbomb
2 Trademark move: Padlock (Inverted Boston Crab)
3 Trademark move: Torture Rack
4 Trademark move: Chuck Deluxe (Belly-to-Belly Suplex)
5 Trademark move: 187/Italian Drop (Fallaway Slam into a Samoan Drop)
6 Finishing move: International Business Organization Kick/Jungle Kick/Whack! (Superkick)
7 Finishing move: Superkick
Fact
1 Moved from SmackDown to RAW along with Edge, Tajiri, Rhyno, Nidia, A-Train, and Shelton Benjamin. [March 2004]
2 Teaming with wrestlers Nunzio and Johnny “The Bull” Stamboli as the F.B.I (Full Blooded Italians)
3 Released by the WWE [November 2004]
4 Has been offered a new contract by WWE. [January 2006]
5 Previous Managers: Kevin Nash (coach), Rico, Nunzio.
6 Played college basketball at the Community College of Rhode Island and Central Missouri State University.
7 Teamed with Billy Gunn to win the WWF (WWE) Tag Team Championship. The duo won Pro Wrestling Illustrated’s Tag Team of the Year award in 2002.
8 Former member of the Natural Born Thrillerz with Mike Sanders, Mark Jindrak, Sean O’Haire, Shawn Stasiak, and Reno
9 Teamed with Shawn Stasiak to win the WCW Tag Team Title, and later Sean O’Haire.
10 Was in the Navy of the Military Division
11 Was signed by WCW after only two months on the independent circuit. Most promotions have a requirement of at least six.
12 Former WCW Tag Team Champion
13 Professional wrestler

Actor

Title Year Status Character
WWE Live in the UK: October 2007 2008 Video Chuck Palumbo
UPW: Homecoming Havoc 2005 Video Chuck Palumbo
WWE SmackDown! vs. RAW 2004 Video Game Chuck Palumbo (voice)
WWE Confidential 2003 TV Series Chuck Palumbo
WWE Global Warning Tour: Melbourne 2002 Video Chuck
WWE Jakked 2001-2002 TV Series Chuck Palumbo / Chuck
Invasion 2001 TV Movie Chuck Palumbo
WCW Monday Nitro 2000-2001 TV Series Chuck Palumbo
WCW Greed 2001 TV Movie Chuck Palumbo
WCW SuperBrawl Revenge 2001 TV Movie Chuck Palumbo
WCW Sin 2001 TV Movie Chuck Palumbo
WCW Mayhem 2000 TV Movie Chuck Palumbo
Fall Brawl 2000 TV Movie Chuck Palumbo
WCW Thunder 2000 TV Series Chuck Palumbo
WCW Bash at the Beach 2000 TV Movie Chuck Palumbo

Self

Title Year Status Character
The Swerve 2015 TV Series Himself – Guest
Lords of the Car Hoards 2014-2015 TV Series Himself
WWE Smackdown! 2001-2008 TV Series Chuck Palumbo / Chuck / Himself / …
E.C.W. 2008 TV Series Himself
WrestleMania XXIV 2008 TV Special Chuck Palumbo
WWE Raw 2001-2008 TV Series Chuck Palumbo / Chuck
WWE Royal Rumble 2008 TV Special Chuck Palumbo
WWE Sunday Night Heat 2004-2007 TV Series Chuck Palumbo
WWE Hall of Fame 2006 2006 TV Special Himself
Nu Wrestling Evolution 2005 TV Series Himself (2009)
WWE Taboo Tuesday 2004 TV Special Chuck Palumbo
John Cena: Word Life 2004 Video documentary Himself
WrestleMania XX 2004 TV Special Chuck Palumbo
WWE No Mercy 2003 TV Special Chuck Palumbo
WWE Vengeance 2003 TV Special Chuck Palumbo
WWE Judgment Day 2003 TV Special Chuck Palumbo
WWE Velocity 2003 TV Series Chuck Palumbo
WWE Rebellion 2002 TV Special Chuck
WWE Unforgiven 2002 TV Special Chuck
WWE Judgment Day 2002 TV Special Chuck
WWF Backlash 2002 TV Special Chuck
WrestleMania X8 2002 TV Special Chuck
WWF No Way Out 2002 TV Special Chuck
Royal Rumble 2002 TV Special Chuck Palumbo
WWF Vengeance 2001 TV Special Chuck Palumbo
Survivor Series 2001 TV Special Chuck Palumbo
WCW Thunder 2001 TV Series Himself
World Championship Wrestling: Starrcade 2000 TV Special Chuck Palumbo
WCW Halloween Havoc 2000 TV Special Chuck Palumbo
World Championship Wrestling: New Blood Rising 2000 TV Special Himself – The Perfect Event
WCW Slamboree 2000 TV Special Chuck Palumbo
Louis Theroux’s Weird Weekends 1999 TV Series documentary Himself
WWE Metal 1998 TV Series Himself (2001-2002)

Archive Footage

Title Year Status Character
Eric Bischoff: Sports Entertainment’s Most Controversial Figure 2016 Video Himself
Brothers of Destruction 2014 Video Chuck Palumbo
The Top 100 Moments in Raw History 2012 Video Himself
Hulk Hogan’s Unreleased Collector’s Series 2009 Video Himself
WWE: The Best of SmackDown – 10th Anniversary 1999-2009 2009 Video Chuck Palumbo / Chuck
WWE: The Rise and Fall of WCW 2009 Video Chuck Palumbo
WWE: Allied Powers – The World’s Greatest Tag Teams 2009 Video Chuck Palumbo
Hulk Hogan: The Ultimate Anthology 2006 Video Himself
WWE: McMahon 2006 Video Himself
WWE WrestleMania: The Complete Anthology, Vol. 4 2005 Video Himself
WWF Divas: Tropical Pleasure 2002 Video documentary Himself

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