Who Is Stevie Ray? Age, Biography and Wiki
Stevie Ray, born on August 22, 1958, is an American professional wrestler best known for his time in World Championship Wrestling (WCW). As of 2025, Stevie Ray is 66 years old. Throughout his wrestling career, he has made a significant impact in the industry alongside his brother, Booker T, forming the acclaimed tag team, Harlem Heat. Their dynamic performances and championship reigns have left an indelible mark on professional wrestling history.
| Occupation | Wrestlers |
|---|---|
| Date of Birth | August 22, 1958 |
| Age | 66 Years |
| Birth Place | New York City, U.S. |
| Horoscope | Leo |
| Country | U.S |
Popularity
Stevie Ray's Popularity over time
Height, Weight & Measurements
Stevie Ray stands at an impressive height of 6 feet 2 inches (188 cm) and maintains a weight of approximately 280 pounds (127 kg). Known for his muscular physique and athletic build, his body stats reflect his dedication to training and fitness, crucial in the highly demanding world of professional wrestling.
Family, Dating & Relationship Status
As of 2025, Stevie Ray has kept his personal life relatively private. There is no confirmed information regarding a current boyfriend or girlfriend. Historically, he has been known to maintain a low-key relationship status, focusing on his career and family. His brother, Booker T, remains a prominent figure in his life, and the two share a strong bond both personally and professionally.
Net Worth and Salary
Stevie Ray's estimated net worth in 2025 is around $2 million. His income primarily comes from his successful wrestling career, appearances in wrestling events, and various endorsements. While specific salary figures remain undisclosed, it’s widely acknowledged that his long-standing career in wrestling and related ventures has provided him with a comfortable and prosperous lifestyle.
Career, Business and Investments
Stevie Ray's wrestling career began in the late 1980s, and he quickly became a prominent figure in WCW. Throughout the 90s, he and his brother captured a total of 10 tag team championships, solidifying their legacy in the wrestling world. Beyond wrestling, Stevie has explored various business avenues, including merchandise sales and wrestling schools, allowing him to invest in his community and the next generation of wrestlers.
In 2025, he continues to stay active in the wrestling community through guest appearances and charity events, proving that his love for the sport transcends beyond just competing in the ring.
In May, Stevie split from Big T, Kash and Biggs (who all left WCW) and helped Booker T out of a jam. He then retired from in-ring competition to become a color commentator for WCW Thunder.
As a commentator, Stevie referred to all of the women as "yaks" and coined his catchphrase "Suckas gots to know!" He also provided in-depth analysis from a wrestler's point of view during matches and constantly criticized wrestlers for mistakes made in the ring.
For example, he would often say that a wrestler "should have went [sic] for the cover!" or "needed to hook the leg!" and this advice earned him the nickname, "Straightshootin'" Stevie Ray. Stevie came back for one more WCW match (a title vs.
career match) for the WCW World Heavyweight Championship against Scott Steiner on the November 27, 2000, edition of WCW Monday Nitro, which he lost. A few months later, WCW was bought by the WWF in March 2001. Stevie did not want to go to WWF.
Social Network
Stevie Ray maintains a presence on various social media platforms, connecting with fans and wrestling enthusiasts. While specifics about his social media following are constantly changing, he typically engages with his audience through platforms like Twitter and Instagram. His posts often include nostalgic moments from his wrestling career, updates on appearances, and interactions with fans, emphasizing the close-knit community in the wrestling industry.
As 1998 started to roll around, Stevie had to take some time off from WCW from January to June. Meanwhile, Booker T would go on to win WCW World Television Championship.
Through the association with his brother, he would gain his only singles title in WCW, as when Booker took time off with an injury as Television Champion from July to October, Stevie got a "power of attorney" to defend the belt for Booker. He then engaged in a short feud with Chavo Guerrero Jr.
over the right to defend the belt before dropping it to Chris Jericho afterwards. By June 1998, Stevie Ray had returned to the ring, and the powerful gang-like faction of the nWo had been split into two: Hollywood Hogan's nWo Hollywood and Kevin Nash's nWo Wolfpac. Stevie Ray would be offered a spot in nWo Hollywood, but was hesitant at first.
He would join the "black & white" in August, effectively turning him heel. Although this would make Stevie Ray known for using dirty tactics and a strength-in-numbers mentality, his brother, Booker, showed little resentment and respected Stevie Ray's decision to be a part of the nWo, and they were able to peacefully co-exist.
Meanwhile, Booker was steadily gaining popularity as a face, climbing the ranks of the WCW roster and winning championship titles.
Education
Details about Stevie Ray's educational background are limited. However, it is known that he honed his wrestling skills through training in the sport while pursuing his passion for entertainment. His experiences and hard work in wrestling have served as a testament to his commitment to success in the professional arena.
