Jimmy Snuka Net Worth

James Reiher net worth is
$200,000

James Reiher Wiki Biography

James Wiley Smith, better known by the name James Reiher Snuka, was born on the 18th May 1943 in Fiji. He is best known for being a former professional wrestler, who is a WWE Hall of Fame Legend. He is also recognized as the ECW Heavyweight Champion and ECW Television Champion. His professional career was active from 1968 to 2015.

So, have you ever wondered how rich Jimmy Snuka is as of early 2016? It has been estimated by authoritative sources that the overall size of Snuka’s net worth is $200,000, which has been accumulated through his career as a professional wrestler. Other sources are coming from his appearances in video games, and from selling his autobiographical book entitled “Superfly: The Jimmy Snuka Story”, published in 2012.

Jimmy Snuka Net Worth $200,000

Jimmy Snuka is the son of Charles Thomas and Louisa Smith; however, he lived with his mother as both of them were married to another person. Thus, when he was a child, he moved to the Marshall Islands with his mother and stepfather, and later to Hawaii, where he started a career as a bodybuilder. Thanks to his skills, he won several titles, including Mr. Hawaii, Mr. North Store, as well as Mr. Waikiki.

Jimmy’s professional career began during the 1970s, fighting in Hawaii, before switching to NWA Pacific Northwest, under the management of Dan Owen in 1973. To speak of his accomplishments at the NWA Pacific Northwest, Snuka won the championship belt six times, and also held the tag team championship belt six times, fighting alongside Dutch Savage. Before he joined the WWF in 1982, Jimmy also fought in NWA Texas and Mid-Atlantic, in which he was also successful, mostly in a tag team, eventually winning the National Tag Team Championship with Terry Gordy, fighting against Steve Olsonoski and Ted DiBiase, which also added to his net worth.

His life changed in 1982, when he joined the WWF, but his stint didn’t last long, as he left the WWF after only three years. During that time, he fought against wrestlers such as Bob Backlund, Don Muraco, Rowdy Roddy Piper, and Bob Orton, Jr. among others, which increased his net worth and popularity.

In 1986, Jimmy joined the American Wrestling Association, and was also a part of the Japan Pro Wrestling throughout 1987, increasing further his net worth. In 1989 he returned again to the WWF, defeating Boris Zhukov as the Saturday Night’s Main event. He stayed in the WWF until 1992, and during that time he participated in wrestling events such as SummerSlam ’89 in which he fought against Ted DiBiase, Survivor Series, WrestleMania VI, among others, all of which has increased his net worth.

In 1992 he joined the Eastern Championship Wrestling, becoming the first ECW Heavyweight Champion, by defeating Salvatore Bellomo, which increased his net worth by a large margin. Furthermore, in 1993 he returned to the WWF, now WWE, and ever since has been a member, however, he decided to quit fighting in 1996, and now appears periodically thanks to his legendary contract he signed with the WWE, but not as a wrestler.

Snuka received several prestigious awards, including induction into the WWE Hall Of Fame, and also the lifetime achievement award from the WWE. Additionally to his successful career, Snuka has appeared in ten video games, including “Legends Of Wrestling” (2001), “WWE SmackDown! Vs. Raw” (2004), and “WWE ‘12” (2011), all of which contributed to his overall wealth.

Regarding his personal life, Jimmy Snuka has been married to Carole since 2004, and was previously in marriage with Sharon, with whom he has four children, two of whom are professional wrestlers – Jimmy Reiher, Jr. and Tamina Snuka. In the media, he was also known for being charged with the murder of his girlfriend, Nancy Argentino, in the 1980s. He was eventually arrested in 2015, and he pleaded not guilty: the outcome is still unknown.


Full NameJimmy Snuka
Net Worth$200,000
Date Of BirthMay 18, 1943
DiedJanuary 15, 2017, Pompano Beach, Florida, United States
Place Of BirthFiji
Height5' 10" (1.78 m)
Weight106.6
ProfessionFormer professional wrestler
NationalityAmerican
SpouseSharon Snuka, Carole Snuka
ChildrenAta Snuka, Liana Snuka
ParentsCharles Thomas, Louisa Smith
IMDBhttp://www.imdb.com/name/nm0717596
AwardsWWE Hall of Fame Legend, ECW Heavyweight Champion, ECW Television Champion
Movies"Superfly Splash" (2015), "Backbreaker", "Diving crossbody", "Diving headbutt", "Dropkick", "Scoop slam", "Knee drop", "Various knife–edged chops"
TV Shows“Legends Of Wrestling” (2001), “WWE SmackDown! Vs. Raw” (2004), “WWE ‘12” (2011), "SummerSlam '89"
#Trademark
1Always wears a headband, even with formal wear
2Wrestled barefoot
3"Shaka" (I love you) hand sign
4"Superfly" splash off the top rope
5Tiger or leopard pattern wrestling tights
6Splash from the top rope
#Fact
1Father of Sarona Snuka aka Tamina Snuka.
2WWE Hall of Famer.
3Still wrestles occasionally at independent wrestling shows. [2004]
4Published author.
5Former ECW Television Champion.
6From 1973 to 1978, Snuka and Dutch Savage won 6 NWA Pacific Northwest tag team titles.
7Former ECW World Heavyweight Champion.
8Was the first opponent that the Undertaker had beaten at WrestleMania, kicking off Undertaker's 14-0 winning streak.
9Jimmy's son, James Reiher Jr. is a professional wrestling who goes by the name Jimmy Snuka Jr. and Solo.
10He made an appearance on WCW Nitro, taking on Jeff Jarrett in a steel cage match. He lost the match but managed to deliver his famous "Superfly Leap" off the cage onto Jarrett.
11Appeared at Wrestlemania I in the corner of Mr. T & Hulk Hogan in the main event as they faced "Rowdy" Roddy Piper & "Mr Wonderful" Paul Orndorff, made a surprise return to the WWF at Wrestlemania V, wrestled "Ravishing" Rick Rude at Wrestlemania VI, and wrestled Mark Calaway (aka "The Undertaker") at Wrestlemania VII.
12Wrestled for the WWF from 1982 to 1985, and again from 1989 to 1992
13Tried his "top of the cage" Superfly leap again in October 1983 (again, at Madison Square Garden in New York), this time as a good guy and wrestling against the Magnificent Muraco for the WWF Intercontinental Championship; Muraco and Snuka warred violently that year. This time, Snuka didn't miss with his leap. Alas, he had already lost the match; Muraco had earlier been dropkicked out the door and onto the floor, thus keeping the Intercontinental title.
14One of the most memorable moments in his career came in July of 1984, when Roddy Piper smashed a coconut over Snuka's head during a broadcast of "WWF Championship Wrestling;" Piper was already insulting the Fiji superstar. This incident sparked off a memorable and personal feud among them.
15Entered the WWF as a "heel" in 1982, managed by Capt. Lou Albano, and quickly began a bloody feud with WWF World Champion Bob Backlund. Their feud culminated in a steel cage match that June at Madison Square Garden in New York. Snuka had Backlund badly beaten and attempted to leap off the top of the cage (in executing his trademark Superfly leap) onto a prone Backlund. However, Backlund moved out of the way at the last second, and Snuka crashed to the mat. As Snuka writhed in pain on the mat and held his stomach, Backlund, then easily held Snooka, for a three count by the referee, and stepped out of the cage and kept the WWF title, for that time.
161977 Wrestling Rookie of the Year.
17Made his WWF debut in 1982, managed by Lou Albano.
18In 1992 Jimmy Snuka was the very first ECW Heavy Weight champion. At the time, the initials stood for Eastern Championship Wrestling, ECW' initials were later re-named Extreme Championship Wrestling. He beat Wildman Bellomo in a final in Philadelphia and held the title for just 1 day as he lost it to Johnny Hot Body, the following evening.
19Formerly managed by NWA/WWF Champion, Buddy Rogers.
20Noted feuds against Don Muraco and Roddy Piper.

Actor

TitleYearStatusCharacter
The Half-Life Horror from Hell or: Irradiated Satan Rocks the World!2014Shaman (as 'Superfly' Jimmy Snuka)
Queen City2013The Bone Collector (as 'Superfly' Jimmy Snuka)
Wrestlers Rescue2008Video'Superfly' Jimmy Snuka
NWS: Women's J-Cup Tournament2006Video'Superfly' Jimmy Snuka
WXW: The Night of Champions2006Video'Superfly' Jimmy Snuka
XWF: In Your Face2005Video'Superfly' Jimmy Snuka
UPW: Overload2005Video'Superfly' Jimmy Snuka
WXW: Sportsfest2005Video'Superfly' Jimmy Snuka
UPW: The Home of the Brave II2002Video'Superfly' Jimmy Snuka
WCW Monday Nitro2000TV Series'Superfly' Jimmy Snuka
Heroes of Wrestling1999TV MovieJimmy 'Superfly' Snuka
ECW Hardcore Heaven 19941994Video'Superfly' Jimmy Snuka
ECW The Night the Line Was Crossed1994Video'Superfly' Jimmy Snuka
UWF: Blackjack Brawl1994Video'Superfly' Jimmy Snuka
ECW When Worlds Collide1994Video'Superfly' Jimmy Snuka
Eastern Championship Wrestling1993TV Series'Superfly' Jimmy Snuka
ECW Super Summer Sizzler Spectacular1993Video'Superfly' Jimmy Snuka
WCW Slamboree 19931993TV Movie'Superfly' Jimmy Snuka
World Wrestling Federation1983-1992TV Series'Superfly' Jimmy Snuka
Saturday Night's Main Event1989-1991TV Series'Superfly' Jimmy Snuka
WWF UK Rampage '911991TV Movie'Superfly' Jimmy Snuka
Royal Rumble1991Video'Superfly' Jimmy Snuka
WWF Challenge1990TV Series'Superfly' Jimmy Snuka
WWF Superstars1989-1990TV Series'Superfly' Jimmy Snuka
Royal Rumble1990Video'Superfly' Jimmy Snuka
Summerslam1989Video'Superfly' Jimmy Snuka
Fan Favourites1989VideoSuperfly Jimmy Snuka
AWA: WrestleRock1986Video'Superfly' Jimmy Snuka
Best of the WWF Volume 91986VideoSuperfly Jimmy Snuka
The WWF's Grand Slams1986VideoSuperfly Jimmy Snuka
Villains of the Squared Circle1986VideoSuperfly Jimmy Snuka
WWF's Inside the Steel Cage1986VideoJimmy Snuka
WWF Grudge Matches1986VideoSuperfly Jimmy Snuka
WWF All-Star Wrestling1985TV Series'Superfly' Jimmy Snuka
The War to Settle the Score1985TV MovieJimmy 'Superfly' Snuka
Best of the WWF Volume 11985VideoSuperfly Jimmy Snuka
Best of the WWF Volume 31985VideoJimmy Superfly Snuka
Best of the WWF Volume 41985VideoSuperfly Jimmy Snuka
Roddy Piper's Greatest Hits1985VideoSuperfly Jimmy Snuka
The WWF's Most Unusual Matches1985VideoSuperfly Jimmy Snuka
Wrestling's Bloopers, Bleeps and Bodyslams!1985VideoJimmy Superfly Snuka
WWF Championship Wrestling1983-1984TV Series'Superfly' Jimmy Snuka
Spectrum Wrestling1984TV Series'Superfly' Jimmy Snuka
Wrestling at the Chase1984TV Series'Superfly' Jimmy Snuka

Self

TitleYearStatusCharacter
350 Days2016DocumentaryHimself (as 'Superfly' Jimmy Snuka)
LeagueOne: In the Spotlight!2015TV SeriesHimself
WWE Hall of Fame 20132013TV SpecialHimself (as 'Superfly' Jimmy Snuka)
Undertaker: The Streak - 20-02012Video documentaryHimself (as 'Superfly' Jimmy Snuka)
Superfly2012Documentary short'Superfly' Jimmy Snuka
WWE Raw1993-2010TV Series'Superfly' Jimmy Snuka
Bloodstained Memoirs2009VideoHimself (as 'Superfly' Jimmy Snuka)
Buffalo Bushido2009Himself (as 'Superfly' Jimmy Snuka)
In Your Face2009TV Short documentaryHimself (as 'Superfly' Jimmy Snuka)
The 25th Anniversary of WrestleMania2009TV Special'Superfly' Jimmy Snuka
WWE Hall of Fame 20092009TV SpecialHimself (as 'Superfly' Jimmy Snuka)
WWE Royal Rumble2008TV Special'Superfly' Jimmy Snuka
WWE Vengeance2007TV Special'Superfly' Jimmy Snuka
WWE Draft Special2007TV Special'Superfly' Jimmy Snuka
Hulk Hogan: The Ultimate Anthology2006VideoHimself (as Jimmy 'Superfly' Snuka)
1PW: Fight Club 22006VideoHimself (as 'Superfly' Jimmy Snuka)
The Absolute Truth About Pro Wrestling2006DocumentaryHimself (as 'Superfly' Jimmy Snuka)
Born to Controversy: The Roddy Piper Story2006Video documentaryHimself (as 'Superfly' Jimmy Snuka)
NWA Wrestling Legends Fan Fest Question & Answer Series: Bret Hart2005VideoHimself (as 'Superfly' Jimmy Snuka)
WWE Taboo Tuesday2005TV Special'Superfly' Jimmy Snuka
TNA Wrestling: Victory Road2004TV Special'Superfly' Jimmy Snuka
WWE Hall of Fame 20042004TV SpecialHimself (as 'Superfly' Jimmy Snuka)
WrestleMania XX2004TV Special'Superfly' Jimmy Snuka
WWE Smackdown!2003TV Series'Superfly' Jimmy Snuka
WrestleMania X-Seven2001TV SpecialHimself - WWF New York Host
Survivor Series1996TV Special'Superfly' Jimmy Snuka
WWF Hall of Fame1996TV Special'Superfly' Jimmy Snuka
Late Night with Conan O'Brien1996TV SeriesHimself
WXW Rage TV1996TV SeriesHimself (1996) (as 'Superfly' Jimmy Snuka)
Royal Rumble1992TV Special'Superfly' Jimmy Snuka
WrestleMania VII1991TV Special'Superfly' Jimmy Snuka
Survivor Series1990TV Special'Superfly' Jimmy Snuka (The Vipers)
Saturday Night's Main Event1990TV SeriesHimself
WrestleMania VI1990TV Special'Superfly' Jimmy Snuka
No Holds Barred: The Match/The Movie1989TV MovieHimself (as 'Superfly' Jimmy Snuka)
Survivor Series1989TV Special'Superfly' Jimmy Snuka - Roddy's Rowdies
WWF Superstars1989TV SeriesHimself
WrestleMania V1989TV Special'Superfly' Jimmy Snuka
SuperClash II1986TV MovieHimself
WrestleMania1985TV Special'Superfly' Jimmy Snuka
WCW Worldwide Wrestling1975TV SeriesHimself (as 'Superfly' Jimmy Snuka)
World Championship Wrestling1972TV SeriesHimself (as 'Superfly' Jimmy Snuka)

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