Wolf-Bone
04-29-2005, 01:11 PM
Chris Candido Passes Away At Age 33
Date Added: April 29, 2005
Story By: Matthew Boone
Credit: WrestlingObserver.co m
Chris Candito (aka Chris Candido) passed away earlier today at the age of 33.
Details of his death are still sketchy right now. There are conflicting reports about the cause of death, and police in Matawan, New Jersey, where he lives, were not able to confirm his death.
Candito suffered a bad leg injury at the TNA Lockdown pay-per view this past Sunday, and underwent surgery for the injury on Monday. He then appeared at the TNA Impact! tapings as a manager on Tuesday night before returning home.
Candido was a big part of the Impact! show that will air tomorrow on FOX Sports, interfering and leading to The Naturals winning the NWA tag-team titles over America's Most Wanted.
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I just wanna say, growing up I had a genuine desire to get into professional wrestling, and that's why I started working out at such a young age. But what changed my mind wasn't a lack of size, strength, will power, or even connections, it was all the DEATHS. These guys drop off like flies.
I've poured out more liquor for deceased wrestlers than I have for dead rappers and my own home boys that I've lost COMBINED.
Date Added: April 29, 2005
Story By: Matthew Boone
Credit: WrestlingObserver.co m
Chris Candito (aka Chris Candido) passed away earlier today at the age of 33.
Details of his death are still sketchy right now. There are conflicting reports about the cause of death, and police in Matawan, New Jersey, where he lives, were not able to confirm his death.
Candito suffered a bad leg injury at the TNA Lockdown pay-per view this past Sunday, and underwent surgery for the injury on Monday. He then appeared at the TNA Impact! tapings as a manager on Tuesday night before returning home.
Candido was a big part of the Impact! show that will air tomorrow on FOX Sports, interfering and leading to The Naturals winning the NWA tag-team titles over America's Most Wanted.
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I just wanna say, growing up I had a genuine desire to get into professional wrestling, and that's why I started working out at such a young age. But what changed my mind wasn't a lack of size, strength, will power, or even connections, it was all the DEATHS. These guys drop off like flies.
I've poured out more liquor for deceased wrestlers than I have for dead rappers and my own home boys that I've lost COMBINED.