For Syt: Superwrestler Chris Canyon dies mysteriously at 40

[Jaron]

http://marquee.blogs.cnn.com/2010/04/05/wwe-statement-on-death-of-wrestler-chris-kanyon/?hpt=T2

[Syt]

Klucsaritis was under contract with WWE from March 2001 to February 2004, and won the United States Championship from Booker T during this time, in July of 2001.

Way after I followed wrestling.

[Caliga]

But Christy Canyon is still ok, right?

[Jaron]

Klucsaritis was under contract with WWE from March 2001 to February 2004, and won the United States Championship from Booker T during this time, in July of 2001.

Way after I followed wrestling.

Oh well. you're the only one here I know who cares about wrasslers.

[Drakken]

But Christy Canyon is still ok, right?

As of last news, yeah. And so are PJ Sparxxx, Jeanna Fine, and Ashlyn Gere.

But I miss Anna Malle. 

[Syt]

Klucsaritis was under contract with WWE from March 2001 to February 2004, and won the United States Championship from Booker T during this time, in July of 2001.

Way after I followed wrestling.

Oh well. you're the only one here I know who cares about wrasslers.

I stopped following it when it started into the Attitude Era. Which was gay. A friend of mine, however, lives the dream and runs:
http://www.pro-wrestling-fighters.de/

[The Larch]

Klucsaritis was under contract with WWE from March 2001 to February 2004, and won the United States Championship from Booker T during this time, in July of 2001.

Way after I followed wrestling.

You used to follow WCW, right? I read the other day that a disproportionally high number of former WCW wrestlers died before turning 50, way more than in the old school WWF of the 80s and 90s.

[Syt]

I followed both somewhat equally. WCW in early 90s had great talent but suffered a lot from bad booking/writing.

[Drakken]

Klucsaritis was under contract with WWE from March 2001 to February 2004, and won the United States Championship from Booker T during this time, in July of 2001.

Way after I followed wrestling.

You used to follow WCW, right? I read the other day that a disproportionally high number of former WCW wrestlers died before turning 50, way more than in the old school WWF of the 80s and 90s.

I stopped after the Fingerpoke of Doom.

[Sophie Scholl]

He was in WCW for quite a while before the listed WWE stint.  Chris "Champagne" Kanyon was pals with DDP and formed a stable with DDP and Bam Bam Bigelow for a while.

[Josquius]

I remember viewing WCW as nothing more than a poor man's WWF.
Which to look at its place on TV it really was.