Since retiring in 1994, she has contributed her deep knowledge as a commentator on NBC and the USA network and is a regular broadcaster on the Australian Open and the BBC’s coverage of Wimbledon.
In 2010, she joined the US Open team on the Tennis Channel and has been covering the Rogers Cup on Canadian TV since 2004.
Sharon Bruneau – Now
Sharon retired from bodybuilding after the 1994 Ms. Olympia contest and switched instead to fitness competitions but shortly left that a year later. She has held small roles in films including Paste.
Nowadays, she can be found inspiring others through motivational workshops in which she discusses how health and fitness impacted her life.
Tracy Austin – Then
Tracy Austin has three Grand Slam titles and the mixed doubles title at the Wimbledon Championships in 1980.
She is the youngest person ever to win the US Open female singles champion in history since 1979 and is the youngest person to be inducted into the International Tennis Hall of Fame.
Jane Fonda – Then
The best-selling workout video of the ’80s was by far The Jane Fonda Workout. It sold more than a million copies all over the world.
Due to her popularity, she released 23 videos and saw sales skyrocket to 17 million copies, topping the charts of workout videos. Jane was unbeatable.
Jane Fonda – Now
Jane is still taking the world by storm and producing workout videos, this time for a more fitting crowd for her age group- an older one.
Besides her career as a fitness instructor, she has recently been starring in a successful sitcom "Grace and Frankie." She is also a political activist.