Wrestlers Who Suffered Incredibly Tragic Deaths

[@GrungeHQ]

We misidentified Kemper Arena as Kempel, sorry about that! RIP to all mentioned here.

[@internetcensure5849]

"recreational substances"🤣

[@kennethelvington5949]

@@internetcensure5849 good lhklhklhmmmj

[@steveblizzard4281]

You guys do an amazing job on all your videos. Certainly no need to apologize for a slight mishap. Please keep the content coming!!

[@luckescotchy7089]

@@steveblizzard4281 Ok, Eve Sizzored. I remember the exact moment I heard Owen Hart Died in my city. I was watching Walker Texas Ranger, when during a Commercial Break, and they said something about, "Coming Up, News of the Death at Kemper Arena this evening." It's the same Kemper Family as Ellie Kemper. Those RICH PRICKS!

[@carmenf6604]

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[@tensaichigo2]

This is a really well thoughtful and respectful way to put a list like this together. So much tragedy but their names and contributions will not be forgotten.

[@justincredible9556]

most of them i already forgot, but I am glad about the reminder,

[@askauntb]

*I love how you gave props to some of the older, founding members of Wrestling. My 2nd Cousin was Haystack Calhoun, I was like 5-6 years old the last time I saw him. He was Wrestling at the D.C. Coliseum and my Grandparents took me. He threw me into the air so high that it frightened me. He then handed me a silver dollar which of course, back then was a lot of Candy for a kid. I then met a big Fella in Jamestown, N.Y. with these **_huge hands_** years later, in the 90s. I stated, **_"You should've Wrestled with those big hands"_** then telling him who my Cousin was. He had a tear in his eye when he told me, **_"That was one of my ol' Tag Team partners!"_*

[@zacharythomason7359]

I didn't know he was your 2nd cousin thanks for sharing that story🤔🤔🤔

[@askauntb]

@@zacharythomason7359 You bet!

[@woahwoahh8711]

That’s really cool bro your cousin was right there with Andre the giant

[@askauntb]

Those were memorial days back then; Bruno Sammartino, I met when I lived in Pittsburgh. The Claw lives in Jamestown, NY where I live now, although I've not seen him in several years. I didn't really remember too much about him but when we got to talking at a Bar, eventually he was surprised that I even knew Haystack and said, with a tear in his eye, he'd been Tag Team partners with him, back in the early years. Those were the days my friend!!

[@dianeneedham6703]

That's too cool, I loved watching him, and Hill Billy James, and Uncle Elmer I was a kid back then, but they were definitely some of my favorites.

[@JunkYardCardGuy]

Thank you so incredibly much for the Luther Lindsey shoutout...his is a story of triumph...all races, colors and creeds converged in one, truly brave, young man.

[@telengardforever7783]

I miss the Macho Man... Him and the Ultimate Warrior were the stars during my generation's time watching the WWF.

[@michaellivingston8371]

I'm in

[@dougfreeman7641]

God bless you, never forget

[@ebonyperkins4129]

Same

[@omarelghoul9256]

B 80s

[@zachmonroe1936]

Cocoa Beware lol

[@unfixingbowl5454]

The fact Macho Man never came back really sucks, Warrior made his peace just in time

[@aarontaylor1688]

Warrior was always my favorite wrestler. Bummed me when he died, but glad he made peace, like you said.

[@benjack8477]

Savage had no interest to return he was financially well off unlike most who keep returning

[@dianeneedham6703]

It's feels so strange to hear about many of these wrestlers you grew up watching, dying in mysterious, or sad ways, what's sadder still is that people still honestly think these wrestlers are intentionally hurting one another, like they could literally have all those fights day in, and day out, the matches are predetermined, rehearsed, and choreographed to give you best show they can while keeping the wrestlers safe, enjoy the show, but realize it's a show.

[@christopherhughes3381]

Awesome video. Very respectful. Very well put together. Enjoyed it immensely. RIP indeed Bruiser Brody.

[@aloisemason3972]

Randy Savage was a legend in wrestling,enjoyed watching him in the times..top wrestlers in the ring

[@ValenTheOnly]

No one outworked Savage.

[@isabellarehart3380]

Eddie wasn’t found dead. Chavo said when they went in his hotel room he was lying on the bathroom floor with a toothbrush in his mouth making a gurgling sound. Chavo was holding him trying to keep him awake and then he said the gurgling stopped and he knew Eddie was gone

[@kamaniwells4373]

Rip Eddie

[@femscoutf2]

Still very sad to even explain R.I.P Eddie 🙏🏻🙏🏻🕊🕊

[@Baked1ne]

You got that right brother

[@brooklinwebb9546]

He had heart attack in ring

[@isabellarehart3380]

@@brooklinwebb9546 that was something that was scripted between him and JBL. JBL even said that it was something that Eddie came up with for the story line

[@VJAllison1974]

My husband, a bunch of our friends, and I were watching Over the Edge on pay per view at a bar the night Owen Hart fell to his death. Something went crazy at one point, and we thought "technical difficulties".... Then Ross came on and said about Owen's tragic demise. The entire place went from cheerful and crazy to somber and silent. I remember crying a bit. One of my coworkers at the time was a huge Hart Foundation fan, and she was so upset over his passing. She had met him several times and thought he was such a nice guy. It was so sad. Adrian Adonis died in a car accident in Newfoundland, back in 1988. I remember hearing about it on the radio.

[@VJAllison1974]

@Truth Teller You're right. My mistake. Thank you for telling me.

[@potatofry1237]

Over the edge. Great movie can't find it anywhere. Rip Richie White

[@rexnegron1778]

Now thatincident upset me badly

[@leeandramurphy5903]

I was watching Over The Edge at home with my mom and sister and our cousin called crying right when they announced Owen had died.

[@vickycolman6455]

I was watching it at 2.30am with my mum, i was 18, sad day 😢

[@jeremywilliams5141]

1. Chyna (accidental drug overdose) 2. Mike Dibiase (heart attack) 3. Perro Aguayo Jr. (cardiac arrest and cervical spine trauma) 4. "Gentleman" Chris Adams (gunshot wound) 5. Adrian Adonis (car accident)

[@Kayleeorsmthn]

Daffney shot herself in the chest

[@umpire1970]

Would have loved to see a local favorite in Memphis, Tojo Yamamoto. A great heel, suicide after diagnosed with a terminal disease

[@tensaichigo2]

@@Kayleeorsmthn I didn't know that. Wow. That's just so sad.

[@ghost.8836]

The Perro Aguayo Jr. incident happened in a tag team match wrestling against Rey Mysterio. He went cold after Rey hit his finisher, 619. It's sad that it happened...

[@NuradinAlas]

Rip to all wrestlers we lost over the years you’ll be missed 🙏🏾💔🕊

[@mikepotap]

Jimmy Rave is also worth being here. He suffered too much before he passed away. R.I.P. Jimmy.

[@rockintommy81]

RIP Ray 'The Big Boss Man' Traylor and Michael 'Hawk' Hegstrand. A couple of heroes from my generation. ❤

[@bowlchamps37]

And Animal as well. Gone too.

[@sassykaren7587]

I still think that there’s a lot more to the Chris Benoit story. Before everything happened, Chris was on the phone with Chavo Guerrero and told Chavo that someone was at the door and he had to go. So I still believe that it’s possible that someone else was involved, possibly Nancy’s ex husband. When I lived in the Georgia mountains, I met a man named Chet Grimsley who used to be the manager for JYD. I heard a lot of stories about the wrestlers from that time. I was so sad when I heard that the Ultimate Warrior passed away days after being inducted into the HOF. Thank you for a great video and I hope all these wrestlers RIP.

[@dhenderson1810]

I have always thought some things don't add up about the case. I think the cops bungled the investigation and then tried to cover it up.

[@sassykaren7587]

@@dhenderson1810 thank you so much for your reply. That could definitely be a possibility. There’s just too many unanswered questions.

[@Fallinoutthesky]

@@sassykaren7587 I literally just got done talking about this. The rumor is Nancys' Ex-Husband did it.

[@sassykaren7587]

@@Fallinoutthesky thank you so much for your reply. I have thought that the whole time. I think that the cops messed up big time on this case.

[@itsamedjmario]

and there was a Reddit post about his death, BEFOREEEE it even happened ..

[@wayneflynn8698]

It’s when you look back you realise just how good Eddie was, don’t think I appreciated watching him at the time as much as should have but he was incredible.

[@jeffwischhof5752]

Best frog splash of ALL time Latino Heat was dat dude🤘🏼

[@ziamarie]

Owen and the Von Erich family are the most heartbreaking to me. For the Von Erich's, how many tragedies can one family endure!? Kevin's sons, Marshall and Ross, wrestle for MLW and i pray for them because wrestling and that family seems to be a curse. Theyre like the Kennedy's of the wrestling world ffs. And what happened to Owen never shoulda happened. He was an amazing wrestler and would've had a long career had that not happened.

[@tammywooley2635]

I totally agree with you. He had a feeling not to do it but he was pressured my Vince McMahon. He should be ashamed to realize that he killed a wrestler.

[@stevegallo8483]

There were a number of other wrestlers who could have been mentioned in this video: Andre the Giant, Yokozuna (Rodney Anoa'i), Curt Henning, John Huber (Luke Harper in WWE/Brodie Lee in AEW), Chris Kanyon, Test (Andrew Martin), Rick Rude, Adrian Adonis, Chyna and Brian Christopher (Grandmaster Sexay of Too Cool and the son of Jerry Lawler).

[@julianjv7325]

Test too.

[@lindakoutroubas304]

I suspect they're focusing more on deaths what that were completely unexpected. Andre had a medical condition, and while his death was very sad and upsetting to a lot of wrestling fans, it wasn't completely unexpected

[@VIGLounge]

I was expecting a lot of the wrestlers mentioned and there was a wrestler I was not familiar with, Chief Don Eagle, but I feel that a HUGE omission was John Huber who wrestled as Brodie Lee outside of WWE (most recently in AEW) and Luke Harper in WWE who tragically died in 2020 from idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis.

[@dougfreeman7641]

Never stop learning, these stories are great

[@bowlchamps37]

As much as it hurts and at this relatively young age, but I think an illness as the cause of death is too common and not as tragic as a murder or accident. I mean, a lot of wrestlers die of illnesses.

[@stevegallo8483]

You could add Mexican wrestler Perro Aguayo Jr. (son of Mexican wrestling legend Perro Aguayo) to this list. He wrestled his final match against Rey Mysterio Jr. at the age of 35. His death was from a snapped vertebra and cervical damage as a result of his neck hitting a ring rope during the match.

[@dougfreeman7641]

Gotta love it

[@rollinstoned5o834]

Didn't realize how much wrestling meant to me as a kid til I watched this..

[@xviiimay1180]

Eddie Guerrero Was The Reason I Started Watching Wrestling In The First Place R.I.P Latino Heat

[@vickycolman6455]

Eddie was my favourite, i was completely devastated by his death

[@angelaholmes8888]

Gino definitely had the full potential to go big it's sad he died so young

[@beardifull462]

Before I watched I was like Owen Hart definitely had to be on this list the fact he died in the ring and he was that rare wrestler that not alot of people had a bad thing to say about is still crazy to me

[@lexkanyima2195]

Owen was a nice guy

[@esthermontil1160]

All wtestlers are pity they are good peiple there tries themselves for looking good carrer ti earn money in.the good way through thuer firce all.if them.are good people i.pity fir them.they truesuch bye yomthem.condolences ti.thier lived families oo

[@lavanderwilliams794]

I saw him wrestling 9 days before his accident. I think he was the most tragic of all of them. Can you imagine the crowd's reaction see it happen right before their eyes? Especially the children?

[@beardifull462]

@@lavanderwilliams794 yea I definitely couldn't imagine. If that happened today so many people would catch it on their phones to which would make it worst

[@treatwomenright33]

@@esthermontil1160 um yea could you rewrite that. its difficult to read.

[@praisesinger83]

Its really sad what happened to these wrestlers, and the majority of these I've heard of because of having 3 generations of wrestling fans as well attending various events, but the most horrific death was Owen Hart's death, and Chris Benoit murder suicide.

[@shannonk.6528]

Most tragic to me out of all these unfortunate tragedies were Owen Hart and Bruiser Brody. RIP to all.

[@dougfreeman7641]

I agree. You're a special person God bless you,

[@WelshAmethystGirl087]

Shocking that body's killer still gets to walk around and have his life like that. No justice in the world, in this day and age something so high profiled wouldn't go away so easily

[@monot00nz]

This is so nice to see. Showcasing some of the originators 💪

[@smokeycain876]

All though I don’t watch wrestling anymore I still respect everyone that has and will step in that ring

[@shellbacksclub]

watch all of these stories in great detail in the DARK SIDE OF THE RING series!

[@milesbrown7345]

Dark side is a great series perfectly displayed and presented. Highly recommended 👌

[@evelynsmith8419]

Found it on Tubi

[@kurplunk2007]

Once you start watching you can’t stop

[@praisesinger83]

Same here!!!!

[@dianeneedham6703]

I've seen that, so many of the greatest wrestlers are nothing more than shells, or straight up train wrecks, they put their bodies on the line for years, had to wrestle injured, then were just tossed aside, and forced to wrestle for peanuts if they get anything at all, some made to retirement with money and security, I had no idea that Randy Savage, and Lanny Poffo were brothers..

[@audreymobley7423]

Thanks for the information. RIP Wrestling Legends.

[@ianscantland6282]

I’m surprised that Andre the Giant wasn’t mentioned.

[@zacharythomason7359]

Same here

[@michaelchamp3093]

I guess it was because it wasn’t “tragic” like all the others mentioned.

[@jsinmod8381]

Who

[@JVL171]

Ted Debiase's father should have been mentioned. He had a heart attack in the ring and died.

[@barbarajardine]

My husband wrestled him many time and Hay stack calhun

[@Davinhomx]

Still beyond me how nobody went to prison for owens death

[@theloreleis6621]

Someone absolutely should have!

[@Scripted_nosTek]

They didn’t go to prison cause they weren’t prove that it was on purpose of the murder but they got fined

[@Davinhomx]

@@Scripted_nosTek literally they hated his brothers guts and it happened at "over the edge"...not saying anything

[@michaelscriver5395]

As a life long wrestling fan you did a great job

[@mariacherrington61920]

Randy's brother inducted him into the Hall of Fame for WWE.. n said every year when the area Randy lived had Special Olympics games, Randy would get WWE to donate a truckload of merchandise, n Randy would happily sign autograph n take pictures with tge athletes 🙂🙂 His brother said the best thing for me was when tge athletes would tell Randy " you're my hero " that Randy would always reply.. thanks but you're the hero I'm just a wrestler" ( or words to that effect ) Randy was a class act in and out of the ring ❤❤

[@ericcook5745]

This is one of the reasons why I love wrestling so much and even if the shows nowadays aren't as good as they used to be and I'll be the first to me I don't watch him nearly as much as I used to but it's one of those loves I just can never let go. And this is a big part of the reason why wrestling was always so interesting to me it's far crazier behind the scenes than what they actually show us. Out of all shows that should be made into reality show wrestlers in their everyday lives definitely should be would have to be unscripted of course but yeah that's not the way they do things unfortunately, sadly not forget to hear about it afterwards and videos like this

[@osanakoma366]

The Von Erich Family is one of the saddest things in wrestling I've ever stumbled upon. Had no idea about it :(

[@GrungeHQ]

Rest in Peace to these legends.

[@george.s.8491]

Yes indeed 🙏

[@george.s.8491]

@SpaceAce100 it was great!

[@ace-gc5xm]

excepts Chris benoit! ROT IN HELL

[@ericcook5745]

May the rest in peace in the ring in the sky

[@arturito1206]

This was sad but beautiful to watch, thanks 🙏

[@franciscagarza6588]

missing all of them..RIP

[@zacharythomason7359]

Same here so sad

[@kerstin.jitschin5861]

Dying in young age,doing this sport,speak volumes to me ❗️but I love ❤️ the 80 th so much watching my heroes 👍thanks for all the joy you have given to me 😎R I P all 🙏💕🙏

[@mikescott8903]

What exactly does it say?

[@dhenderson1810]

Randy Savage's heart attack was apparently caused by an aortic dissection, the same thing that killed actor John Ritter

[@mariacherrington61920]

On Monday Night Raw when they announced Randy's passing everyone had a moment of silence for him, cameras showed the audience as well as performers in the locker room with tears running down their faces.. Kofi Kingston n CM Punk paid tribute to Macho Man by coming out with pink n yellow wrestling attire ❤❤ I was blessed to grow up watching a lot of these performers... Macho Man n Ultimate Warrior n Junk Yard Dog were some of my faves.. my brother n I even had their action figures ❤

[@dhenderson1810]

@@mariacherrington61920 Randy Savage was my late brother's all-time favourite wrestler

[@cindyrussell1581]

Loved savage but it probably from all the coke he did over the years.

[@lavanderwilliams794]

@@cindyrussell1581 He was doing some major roids for a while, like Eddie Guerrero. They both came in on the slender side, the rapidly bulked up.

[@ValenTheOnly]

@@lavanderwilliams794 I don't think I would consider him "on the slender side" even in his days of wrestling in Memphis for the C.W.A.

[@hotdawg9840]

I'll never forget the ultimate warrior Hogan stuffed dolls I wanted so bad as a kid. These guys are heroes for American childhoods for sure

[@anthonybrown5433]

“ The difference between one maaaaaaaaan and another man” 😂😂😂😂😂Rest in peace macho man 😢😒

[@matthewschwartz6607]

Wow, I never even heard of half of these guys (Dearly departed .). Junkyard Dog? A wrestler who joined the Mafia? Wow!

[@curtisthomas2670]

In the past 20 years more than 200 pro wrestlers have died from heart conditions, suicides or overdoses due to rampant steroid and prescription drugs/illegal drug abuse. Hard to stamp it out when the head of WWE McMahon was a heavy user and trafficker if steroids.

[@gustaafargoan]

He has a lot of blood on his hands.

[@bradshaw168]

For sure a trip down memory lane. Grandad was manager of old West Palm Beach Auditorium in 60s and 70s. Buddy Fuller was big promoter back then. Still have audagraphed pictures of some of those guys from meeting them after there matches.

[@royceroller7095]

Junkyard Dogg☝️✊🤙was the man to me when I was little

[@ingridaguero6460]

I work at a hotel near the stadium Owen Heart died at and my co-worker said she saw his death live. When people ask her if she thought it was real she said, “yes it’s real. I work with those people.” She was talking about the medics and police. She’s a security guard so we do work with the police other first responders.

[@JunkYardCardGuy]

The Blue Blazer was Owen's way of tributing Luche Libre wrestling...typically not very welcoming to outsiders...proving both both the respect Owen EARNED, and the respect he wanted to repay the community.

[@steelpeart]

I heard about the Von Erich family tragedies way back in '99. That had me looking up all of their cases online.

[@corybowman9583]

Brian Christopher's death is suspicious and tragic. So is Mike Awesome and Test's deaths.

[@lisad1655]

I was a big Test fan when I watched the Attitude Era. Test had all the tools to be a bigger star than he was. WWE didn't use him right,he should have been in main events. His death was a shock to me,sad that he died of an overdose. Eddie Guerrero,Chris Benoit and Owen Hart were also shocking. I hope these wrestlers are resting in peace

[@guadalupebaptista9757]

All great legends that were part of my childhood watching along with my siblings. Tragic endings to their lives, but they live in the memories of their fans.

[@wawaelias8842]

Eddie's dad would put on wrestling shows in small places like the Olympic auditorium. Well Eddie and Chavo would do their practicing during intermission, well Eddie's dad had to stop them because after a couple months people. Weren't leaving their seats because Eddie and Chavo were that entertaining

[@MrBlackace66]

All of them will be missed and forever be heroes to us I kids that follow them. Thank you for paving the way for a new generation.

[@jeanmkaufmann]

Rowdy Roddy Piper should gave been in this. 🙂🇨🇦

[@poutinedream5066]

I thought I saw him, in an early one. I'm still trippin off of Chris Benoit. I wasn't really ready for that 🥺

[@DJ-vl2sh]

@@poutinedream5066 to

[@matthewlane518]

@@poutinedream5066 lol off topic but I love your name!

[@poutinedream5066]

@@matthewlane518 😂 Thank you! Someday, someday, I'll break my midwest chains and try poutine.

[@HC-sb5ck]

Why? He died of cardiopulmonary arrest.

[@Horror_N_M3tal]

Macho Man was very possessive of Miss Elizebeth to the point of it being an abusive relationship.

[@paullord196]

My mom knew the macho man from her job.He used to live in Treasure Island Florida not far from where i used to live.Mom said he was a nice guy.She didn't know he was famous because his credit card had his legal name Randy Poffo on it.He explained to her that he was a professional wrestler.

[@johndawhale3197]

Thank you for speaking kindly about Warrior

[@TENGU127]

Hmmmmm, I always thought Eddie Guerrero died in the Ring from a heart attack...you learn something new everyday, RIP to all these great wrestlers.

[@mynorargueta6457]

if you watch the chris benoit episodes of dark side of the ring, it goes in depth of the day eddie died and how it went down.

[@montana10155]

Then u didn’t really watch wrestling then

[@TENGU127]

@@montana10155 well, I guess I didn't.

[@robertoguzman7619]

Probably confused by the time they faked a heart attack from Eddie Guerrero on an episode it wasnt too much earlier than before he died either

[@benjack8477]

That was a wrestling angle

[@SucessKey]

Informative but so sad. They did work hard for their champion titles. In exchange they lived famous, fast, and large. Fast but short. RIP.

[@davecasebolt6418]

Surprised nothing was said about Andre the Giant, he's a true legend of Wresling!

[@snowblo1]

Oh yeah, I remember Andre the Giant. He was a big dude & I watched him often. RIP Giant man

[@mikegendron6090]

Stew Heart helped develop so many wrestlers the man is a legend

[@dhenderson1810]

What about "Adorable" Adrian Adonis, who died with two other wrestlers, when the van they were travelling in to a show skidded on ice and crashed, killing all on board?

[@aaroncreagh4402]

...It is so hard to hear what happened to Owen Hart....

[@JVenger]

I'm surprised they didn't bring up Rowdy Roddy Piper.

[@jakealter5504]

His death wasn’t really as tragic as these

[@gustaafargoan]

He certainly seemed like a tortured soul.

[@Batman-wv5ng]

Bravo wife knew they are going to kill him she went out for that night, it’s her family that kill him.

[@aprilsunflower7440]

I've always found that story/ mystery interesting. Interesting theory about the wife.

[@BrandonFlint-ro2ns]

Of course she knew. He got in because her family was big in the mafia. Then he makes a big F up that turns him into a huge liability. So yes, she 100% knew what was going down as they probably told her what was going to happen and to make sure she was out of the house.

[@Robert-lg2bl]

Awesome video!!

[@loganshotrod4x464]

Randy Savage lived longer than I expected - always in character, always amped on 10, he had to be jacked up on an inexhaustible supply of cocaine, amphetamines, steroids to operate at that level.

[@Swnsasy]

Man these guys were my entire childhood.. I had a crush on Bret the Hitman Heart!

[@abudujana13]

Thanks for the video

[@gabrielruvalcaba2310]

Okay Jack let's get the story straight.. My mom used to clean savages home... She always mentioned messes he used to leave every weekend. On his continuous cocaine parties. Yes the heart will give out on cocaine

[@angelaholmes8888]

I feel so sorry for what happened to Nancy

[@Mamamia3762OZ]

And Daniel her son 💔

[@corinnepmorrison1854]

Watched wrestling and Roller Derby with my paternal grandparents waaaaay back when...❤️

[@guytremblay1647]

Randy Savage was my idol back in the days

[@Chu3505]

You miss Andre The Giant.He should been in here too..

[@fabiankawau3362]

MY HAT OFF TO THESE PEOPLE OF THE WRESTLING FRATERNITY. I GREW UP WATCHING WRESTLING. FROM THE NEW ZEALAND WRESTLING OF THE EARLY 70s TO WWF ONWARDS

[@andrewcrouch2362]

Very good video upload enjoyed watching it cheers ok 👍

[@TheRareVideosXL]

So sad. R.I.P.

[@VitoDRF]

I still have a few of their trading cards. Macho man Randy Savage was always my favorite.

[@celizabeth8631]

Rewatching all the WWF episodes on Peacock, seeing Chris Benoit is really weird, all the moves that you can see his head clearly getting hurt. The whole CTE came out because Nowinski, who was runner up on Tough Enough and later got a concussion that cause post concussion syndrome for a year before he retired from WWF and started researching it. So many of them had CTE 😑

[@bonniekloes6746]

I still live all the wrestlers then and now.rips.god bless .

[@denisesiddon7241]

Owen Harts was so tragic as he was so young and healthy . Could have gone far

[@janiceyoung7273]

May all the great wrestlers that have passed away,MAY you all R.I.P.

[@SLURM187]

This video should be like ten hours longer.

[@tommydeamon7657]

Thank you that was sad but awsome

[@annradwan2070]

Kinda left out Hayabusa :-( man was creator of so many high flying moves. One being the Phoenix splash

[@jeneb52]

Sounds like they need a physical to make sure things are going well with the current wrestlers!

[@xxcelr8rs]

I'm amazed they don't break necks in the ring. They come so close. Phenomenal athletic gymnasts. Trusting each other with their lives at high velocity Incredible.

[@billysikes1374]

Can only imagine how big Gino would have been, 1 of the greatest Heels ever, Was great on the Mic too, Flyin Brian was great too, They all were

[@pharikfazoot1048]

Randy savage is still awesome to watch

[@kevinlong2074]

Never realized how many wrestlers suffered tragedy

[@ValenTheOnly]

This isn't even close to all of them either.

[@bowlchamps37]

And even the ones that live long do suffer a lot during their life. The human body is not made for this.

[@bassfishingwiththeantichri2921]

Randy “Macho Man” Savage was a good guy in and out of the ring.

[@dougfreeman7641]

Macho Man was the most impressive Influences in my childhood, truly a great father figure

[@jacobtobias9255]

The Ultimate Warrior was the greatest of all time

[@motleydude73]

Greatest douchebag. Terrible wrestler. Asshole in the locker room. Great gimmick for immature kids though.

[@indridcold1206]

One of the most shocking parts of Owen's death was the fact that they didn't stop the event. How can you be happy and cheer for other wrestlers after seeing that? Who knows.

[@TheMaskedCollector]

So sad. Had a chance to meet several of these athletes and Macho Man was the best. If interested, I honored him with a nice & respectful story about him on my channel.

[@mikescott8903]

Not even you're interested in listening to you.... just saying

[@CheckmateFixit]

Sad to think the VonErichs could take up half this list...

[@danielwilliams5139]

Jerry "The King" Lawler said he walked by and he was blue and Owen Hart couldn't breathe, May 23 is my birthday and I was watching the PPV