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Paul Heyman’s Dangerous Alliance was an early-1990s WCW faction managed by Heyman under the name Paul E. Dangerously. WWE names Steve Austin, Arn Anderson and Rick Rude among its members; a specialist faction listing also includes Larry Zbyszko and Bobby Eaton. The available sources verify later career details for Heyman and Zbyszko, but do not establish reliable present-day updates for every listed member.
Who was in the Dangerous Alliance?
In WCW, Heyman performed as Paul E. Dangerously and named the stable the Dangerous Alliance. WWE’s profile identifies Steve Austin, Arn Anderson and Rick Rude as wrestlers he managed in the group, and describes the faction as opposing names including Sting and Ricky Steamboat. WWE’s Paul Heyman profile
For a broader roster, Online World of Wrestling lists Paul E. Dangerous, Austin, Rude, Anderson, Larry Zbyszko and Bobby Eaton. Roster accounts can differ according to whether they count managers, associates or shorter alignments, so this is best read as a commonly listed lineup rather than a claim that every person belonged for the same length of time. Online World of Wrestling’s Dangerous Alliance listing
Where does the faction fit in WCW history?
The Alliance belongs to WCW’s early-1990s period. WWE’s company history records Bill Watts becoming WCW executive vice president on June 1, 1992. WWE also says Heyman left WCW in 1993 and went on to Philadelphia’s Eastern Championship Wrestling, which became ECW under his leadership. WWE’s history of WCW WWE’s Paul Heyman profile
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The available official accounts do not establish exact formation, breakup or internal split dates for the group. A precise start-to-finish timeline would therefore overstate what is documented here.
Independent reader supportYour contribution helps us test, update, and keep practical guides available for everyone.Where are the members now?
“Where are they now?” is only partly answerable from the available biographies. The table separates documented career information from what remains unverified; it does not treat an unknown status as evidence that someone is active or retired.
| Member | What is documented | Present-day status supported here |
|---|---|---|
| Paul Heyman | After WCW, he led ECW and later held several on-screen roles in WWE. WWE identifies him as a Hall of Famer. | WWE’s profile includes programming references dated 2026, indicating he remains featured in WWE material at the time of that profile. It does not specify his employment terms. |
| Larry Zbyszko | WWE says he retired from in-ring competition in 1992 and joined WCW’s broadcast team. | That source documents his move away from in-ring competition but does not give a complete account of his current activities. |
| Steve Austin | Identified by WWE as a member of the Alliance. | A reliable current individual update is not established by the sources cited here. |
| Arn Anderson | Identified by WWE as a member of the Alliance. | A reliable current individual update is not established by the sources cited here. |
| Rick Rude | Identified by WWE as a member of the Alliance. | A reliable current individual update is not established by the sources cited here. |
| Bobby Eaton | Included in Online World of Wrestling’s roster listing. | A reliable current individual update is not established by the sources cited here. |
Sources: WWE’s Paul Heyman profile, WWE’s Larry Zbyszko profile and Online World of Wrestling’s Dangerous Alliance listing.
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WWE’s profile traces Heyman from WCW into ECW and later WWE, where it identifies him as a Hall of Famer. Its 2026 programming references support that he remained featured in WWE material when the profile was consulted, but do not establish the details of his contract or employment. WWE
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WWE records that Zbyszko retired from in-ring competition in 1992 and joined WCW’s broadcast team. That documents a transition into commentary, not a full account of his present-day work. WWE
Steve Austin, Arn Anderson, Rick Rude and Bobby Eaton
The sources used for this account establish their connection to the faction, but not a reliable individual update on each person’s later or current status. No status claim is made here for them beyond their documented membership.
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