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Steve McMichael Biography: Age, Career, Family, Personal Life, and Net Worth

In 1996, despite his football achievements, Michael was named the Worst Television Announcer by the Wrestling Observer Newsletter.

Steve McMichael Biography: Born in Houston, Texas, in 1957, McMichael was reared with three siblings following his parents’ divorce. He excelled in multiple high school sports and caught the attention of professional baseball organizations with his outstanding batting average.

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Steve McMichael Biography

Full Name	Stephen Douglas McMichael
Nick Name	Mongo
Date of birth	17 October 1957 (age 65 years)
Birthplace	Houston, Texas, United States
Nationality	American
Hair Color	Light brown
Eye Color	Dark brown
Height	1.88 m
Weight	122 Kg
Education	The University of Texas at Austin, Freer High School
Parents	N/A
Siblings	Brother- John Richard Sister- Kathy and Sharon
Profession	American Former Professional Football Player, Coach, Politician, Sports Broadcaster, and Professional Wrestler
Net Worth	$5 Million

Steve McMichael Net Worth

As of 2023, the estimated net worth of American football player Steve McMichael is $5 million. McMichael was born in Houston, Texas, United States, on October 17, 1957.

Steve is known for his NFL exploits as a defensive tackle. He participated in the sport for fourteen years and won Super Bowl XX with the Chicago Bears. After leaving football, he became an accomplished wrestler and later coached the Chicago Slaughter indoor football team. Michael also ran unsuccessfully for mayor of Romeoville, Illinois. He is now a frequent guest on Chicago sports radio, and a restaurant in the southwest suburbs of Chicago is named after him.

Name	Steve McMichael
Profession	American Former Professional Football Player, Coach, Politician, Sports Broadcaster, and Professional Wrestler
Dates joined	1994 (Green Bay Packers), 1981 (Chicago Bears), 1980 (New England Patriots)
Yearly Income	$0.3 Million +
Monthly Income	$20,000 +
Net Worth (2023)	$5 Million

Steve McMichael Net Worth Growth

Steve McMichael Net Worth in 2023	$5.0 Million
Steve McMichael Net Worth in 2022	$4.7 Million
Steve McMichael Net Worth in 2021	$4.4 Million
Steve McMichael Net Worth in 2020	$4.1 Million
Steve McMichael Net Worth in 2019	$3.8 Million

Steve McMichael Career

Steve McMichael Biography: Michael began his football career with the Texas Longhorns as a defensive tackle. In his senior year, he was deemed an All-American and named the defensive MVP. He was honored with an induction into the College Football Hall of Fame in 2010. The New England Patriots tried to recruit Steve in 1980, but they passed him up. In 1981, he joined the Chicago Bears as a free agent and became one of their starting defensive tackles, helping them win the 1985 Super Bowl.

Until his playing time decreased in 1990, Steve had a remarkable streak of 101 consecutive matches won. He excelled on the field, leading the Bears in pressures in 1988 with 11.5 and in tackles in 1989 with 108. McMichael was selected to the NFC’s Pro Bowl teams in both 1986 and 1987, demonstrating his aptitude. In 1991, he made a game-changing play against the New York Jets by forcing a fumble and recovering it at the opponent’s yard line, which increased his notoriety. Bears head coach Mike Ditka believed that Michael was his most difficult athlete to coach.

In his professional wrestling career, Michael assisted Lawrence Taylor at WrestleMania XI and provided guest commentary on “Monday Night Raw.” Later, in 1995, he joined WCW and made his commentary debut on “WCW Monday Nitro.” Ric Flair chatted with Michael’s wife, Debra, during a wrestling match. McMichael responded by challenging Flair to a match. During the match, chaos ensued as the valets of both wrestlers pursued their spouses.

Debra left McMichael for Jarrett as a result of Jarrett’s expulsion from the Horsemen. However, Steve vowed revenge and won the WCW United States Heavyweight Championship by defeating Jarrett. Michael became one of Goldberg’s earliest victims after Debra recruited him to target him. Michael reclaimed his Super Bowl medal after initially losing it to Goldberg by attacking him with a pipe.

Steve briefly participated in professional wrestling. Prior to his final appearance on “Nitro” in 1999, he engaged in a WCW dispute with the nWo. McMichael later returned to wrestling as a referee for the Bound For Glory pay-per-view event of Total Nonstop Action Wrestling. During a three-count in the Monster’s Ball Match, his sluggish cadence stood out. In 1996, despite his football achievements, Michael was named the Worst Television Announcer by the Wrestling Observer Newsletter.

Steve McMichael Relationship

Affairs	N/A
Girlfriends	N/A
Best friend	N/A
Spouse	Misty McMichael (m. 2001)
Divorce	Debra Marshall (m. 1985–1998)
Children	Macy Dale McMichael (Daughter, b.January 22, 2008)