and Buzz Sawyer. Lance got his revenge on November 17, 1986, when he teamed with The Dingo Warrior to capture the titles back from Borne and Sawyer. In October 1986, he wrestled a tour for New Japan Pro-Wrestling, most notably his disqualification victory against Kengo Kimura on October 9. Late career (1987–1996) When demands for more money in 1987 were not met by Fritz, Vaughan jumped to a rival territory, Wild West Wrestling. In a rare breach of kayfabe, Vaughan's non-relationship to the family was exposed by Fritz on television in retaliation. Because the Von Erich surname was a registered trademark, Vaughan wrestled under the ring name "Fabulous Lance" after leaving World Class. He subsequently wrestled in Puerto Rico's World Wrestling Council after Wild West Wrestling folded. In May 1993, after a hiatus, Vaughan returned and was back wrestling as Lance Von Erich for promotions such as International Wrestling Federation in Florida and International World Class Championship Wrestling in New York. In December 1993, he wrestled a tour of India. In 1994, he wrestled a tour of South Africa for England's All-Star Wrestling. In 1996, he wrestled a tour of Malaysia for the National Wrestling Alliance, before retiring. Personal life Prior to becoming a wrestler, Vaughan was a real estate agent and he competed in weightlifting and bodybuilding competitions. Vaughan set various State and national records in powerlifting and bodybuilding tournaments. Vaughan was chosen to represent South Africa in The Mr Universe Competition. After wrestling, he owned health clubs in South Africa. Vaughan sold his health clubs for an estimated five million and in 1996. Vaughan's net worth at the time was estimated to be six million dollars. In 2020, Vaughan released an autobiography of his time as a Von Erich and wrestling around the world titled "Lance By Chance". Championships and accomplishments Pacific Northwest Wrestling NWA Pacific Northwest Heavyweight Championship (1 time) NWA Pacific Northwest Tag Team Championship (1 time) - with Billy Jack Haynes Pro Wrestling Illustrated PWI ranked him #311 of the top 500 singles wrestlers in the PWI 500 in 1991 PWI ranked him #317 of the top 500 singles wrestlers of the "PWI Years" in 2003 World Class Wrestling Association WCWA Television Championship (1 time) WCWA World Six-Man Tag Team Championship (2 times) - with Kerry Von Erich and Kevin Von Erich (1 time) and with Mike Von Erich and Kevin Von Erich (1 time)