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Paul Heyman Wiki Biography

Paul Heyman was born on 11 September 1965, in Westchester County, New York City USA, and is an entertainment producer, performer, marketing guru, and a businessman. In particular, he is a vital member of World Wrestling Entertainment, Inc. (a.k.a. the WWE). Heyman’s versatility has made a great impact on his net worth.

So just how rich is Paul Heyman? The latest information from authoritative sources as of mid-2016, estimates that Paul’s net worth is over $10 million, accumulated during his working life now spanning 30 years.

Paul was born into the Jewish family of personal injury attorney Richard, and Sulamita Heyman, actually a holocaust survivor. At 11 he started his first business attempt, selling celebrity and sports memorabilia. His educational background comes from Suny Purchase, New York, and Westchester Community College, where he was also employed as a radio station host and later a producer, and was famous/notorious even then for his bold, controversial and opinionated statements.While still a teenager, Heyman hustled his way as a photo journalist into a World Wide Wrestling Federation event at Madison Square Garden, and was paid by the company for several photos he had taken. This is considered as a first step into his later career, and which talent he expanded into the creation of a wrestling magazine “The Wrestling Times Magazine^“, and wrote for  wrestling publications such as “Pro Wrestling Illustrated”.

Paul then successively worked for Capitol Wrestling Corporation, Championship Wrestling from Florida, Jim Crockett Promotions, World Championship Wrestling, and Extreme Championship Wrestling, in various guises including promoter, producer, trainer, and manager, and then with World Wrestling Federation (WWF) as a commentator and broadcaster from the turn of the century. Additionally, he is also the manager of such famous wrestlers as Brock Lesnar and a group of wrestlers called Paul Heyman Guys. The training career income is considered to be one of the main flows into Heyman’s account as well.

Paul Heyman pursues a separate career as a businessman as well, as he has also co-founded and co-owns a branding and advertising marketing firm The Looking4Larry Agency, based in New York City. The company is mostly known for its activities in viral video production as well as social media marketing. Heyman employed award winning NYC ad executive Mitchell K. Stuart of HQ-Creative Services and their very first client was EA Sports. After successful viral campaigns with EA, The Looking4Larry Agency became the agency of record for THQ video games, where Heyman and Stuart wrote, directed, and produced viral videos for THQ games such as All Stars, WWE ’12, and WWE ’13.

Heyman also launched a multimedia project called The Heyman Hustle, featuring a video of him interacting with celebrities from several areas of entertainment on the streets of New York City, and articles about professional wrestling.

Additionally, Heyman was cast by producer Michael Tadross as “Gino” in the film adaptation of the off-Broadway show “Tony n’ Tina’s Wedding”, and Heyman also made a cameo appearance in the WWE Studios film, “Countdown”.

In his personal life, Paul Heyman married Maria, but is reputed to be raising their two children as a single father. There is little other private information available to the media.

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Paul Heyman Quick Info

Paul Heyman Trademarks

1. Large mobile cellphone
2. Loud obnoxious New York yuppie character

Paul Heyman Quotes

• Why? Why does this surprise you? I told you this was going to happen. Did you doubt my strategy? Did you doubt that I could lead the single greatest most accomplished athlete in WWE history to do what he was born to do, to conquer the streak? Brock Lesnar conquered the NCAA Division 1 heavyweight championship. A dairy farm boy from South Dakota? Brock Lesnar was the youngest WWE champion; four months in the WWE and he pins The Rock in the middle of the ring and becomes the Undisputed champion. Brock Lesnar goes to UFC and in his third UFC fight he knocks out the greatest UFC heavyweight of all time, Randy Couture, to be the UFC heavyweight champion. Why would you ever doubt this man would be capable of conquering the streak. And when he is guided by Paul Heyman’s strategy… I told you I wanted the streak. I got what I wanted. I get everything I want because yea, though I walk through the valley of the Deadman, I fear no evil because I walk beside Brock Lesnar.
• My client, Brock Lesnar, conquered The Streak!
• I am the One behind the One in 21-1
• Creatively speaking, I think the “anti-hardcore” promos that Mick Foley did in 1995 were the most creative and best performed interviews in the history of [professional wrestling], bar none.
• At the 2006 ECW One Night Stand pay per view, on the resurrection of ECW: The Tribe of Extreme has risen again!
• (Immediately after starting to do color commentary on WWF Raw is War again) “Well, has the commentary on this show sucked without me or what?”
• We’re not about sports entertainment, we’re about wrestling!

Paul Heyman Important Facts

• List of Wrestlers managed: Steve Austin, CM Punk, Brock Lesnar, The Dudley Boyz, Cesaro, Curtis Axel, Ryback, Kurt Angle, The Big Show, Mark Callous (The Undertaker), Nathan Jones, Dennis Condrey, Randy Rose, Bobby Eaton, Arn Anderson, Larry Zbyszko, Rick Rude, Charlie Haas, Shelton Benjamin, Auston Idol, Tommy Rich, A-Train, Heidenreich, Hardcore Holly, Eddie Gilbert, Jimmy Snuka, Dark Patriot, Don Muraco, 911, and Tazz.
• Has a daughter named Azalea Heyman and a son named Jacob Heyman.
• His father, Richard Heyman, served in the U.S. Navy during World War 2 and was a personal injury lawyer. His mother, Sulamita Heyman, survived the Lodz Ghetto, Auschwitz and Bergen-Belsen during the Holocaust.
• After WWE No Mercy, he was appointed by Vince McMahon to become the new General Manager for WWE Smackdown after Stephanie lost her I Quit match at the PPV with the stipulation if that she lost, she would no longer be the General Manager for Smackdown. [October 2003]
• Debuts The Heyman Hustle on Sun-TV, as NewsCorp launches its worldwide broadband television network with The Heyman Hustle as its flagship program. [February 2008]
• Becomes part of the WWE RAW Writing Team which is lead by Brian Gewirtz. [September 2004]
• USA Network orders the pilot for “Turf,” a show packaged by William Morris, presented by The Firm, and Executive Produced by Heyman. [November 2005]
• Has been released from ECW [December 2006]
• Back on WWE programming as leader & promoter of the one-off WWE/ECW PPV – ECW One Night Stand. [June 2005]
• Is now head of OVW booking after WWE fired Jim Cornette. [August 2005]
• Quit as the General Manager of SmackDown! after being drafted the General Manager of RAW, Eric Bischoff. [April 2004]
• Made his managerial debut in 1987 under the ringname Paul E. Dangerously, as the manager of Tombstone (Mark Dumer) in Florida Championship Wrestling.
• Named one of the Top 100 Global Marketers by Advertising Age magazine for his guerrilla marketing of ECW Extreme Championship Wrestling promotion, competing with billionaires Vince McMahon (WWE) and Ted Turner (WCW).
• Heyman is the producer and host of The Heyman Hustle broadband television show for NewsCorp in the UK, and is the flagship of NewsCorp’s new worldwide broadband television network. The show has posted controversial interviews with Holly Madison, Aubrey O’Day, James Lipton, Jesse Ventura, The Naked Cowboy, Ice-T and Coco.
• His critically praised reign as General Manager of Smackdown revitalized the UPN show’s sinking ratings. His role as Head Writer, however, lead Smackdown to its highest ratings in years on the UPN Network. Since he left the position, Smackdown has never recaptured those numbers.
• Heyman also managed Steve Austin (Stone Cold), Ravishing Rick Rude, Bobby Eaton, Arn Anderson, and Madusa in WCW as “The Dangerous Alliance.” He managed Brock Lesnar, Kurt Angle, and The Big Show (all champions) in WWE.
• Former manager of the Undertaker back in WCW when the Undertaker was known as “Mean” Mark Callaway.
• Paul Heyman became the booker for Eastern Championship Wrestling in 1993. He purchased ECW from Tod Gordon in 1996, and renamed the promotion Extreme Championship Wrestling.
• Heyman received wide praise for his role as the English Speaking Announcer in the critically-panned John McTiernan remake of Rollerball (2002). Variety called Heyman “the saving grace of the film.” Did not audition for the role of Gino in Tony ‘n’ Tina’s Wedding (2004). He was given the part after the original actor had to back out due to a family emergency.
• Managed “The Next Big Thing”, Brock Lesnar, The 7 foot tall “Big Show,” and Olympic Gold Medal Winner Kurt Angle to the WWE Championship. Heyman is the only agent/manager in wrestling history to “represent” (on-camera, in storyline form) 3 consecutive WWE Champions, a feat that will probably never be matched.
• In the consolidation of the wrestling industry in 2001, Heyman joined WWE as a color commentator and key member of the writing team. The ECW video library was acquired by WWE. THE RISE AND FALL OF ECW documentary on Heyman’s new style of wrestling, which was the catalyst for the wrestling boom in the 1990’s, is the best selling wrestling dvd of all time.
• Former manager of “Stone Cold” Steve Austin. Is also credited by both Austin and Mick Foley in their autobiographies as being the person whose Directing abilities allowed them to find the greatness in their interviews.
• Former leader of the Dangerous Alliance in WCW (early 1990s)
• Replaced Jerry Lawler as WWF color commentator on 5 March, 2001

Paul Heyman Filmography