Braun Strowman's Unexpected Rise to TV Stardom

In November 2025, former WWE star Braun Strowman has found surprising success with his new TV show "Everything on the Menu" on the USA Network. The show, which premiered earlier this year, has quickly become the network's second-highest-rated program.

Strowman, whose real name is Adam Scherr, was released from WWE for a second time in May 2025 following a series of injuries and health issues. Around the same time, USA Network announced the new series featuring Strowman exploring various restaurants and trying every item on the menu.

Despite the setbacks in his WWE career, Strowman's new show has been a hit, with viewership growing by over 146,000 viewers week-to-week. In a recent emotional video, Strowman expressed his gratitude for the show's success, admitting he was unsure of what the future held after leaving WWE.

Each episode of "Everything on the Menu" follows Strowman as he visits a local, well-known restaurant and a trendier establishment, sampling every dish on the menu. The show provides behind-the-scenes looks at the kitchens and interviews with the chefs. Strowman's enthusiasm and food knowledge have been praised, making him a surprisingly engaging TV host.

While the first season has had a few rough edges, the series has quickly become a must-watch for many viewers, including the author's own family. Strowman's journey from WWE star to successful TV personality has been an unexpected but inspiring one, showcasing the resilience and adaptability of this larger-than-life personality.