:( Chris Benoit

[whottt]

Korey Stringer, Thomas Herrion, Curtis Williams, Chucky Williams, Chuck Hughes, Stone Johnson, Dave Sparks, Howard Glenn, Stan Mauldin.

If you add HGH and coke to a 330 lb. OL/DL, I think the numbers would far exceed wrestling.

Edit: Damn, just on the field? Then it's Hughes, Sparks (died 3 hours after the game -close enough), Mauldin (collapsed in the lockerroom) and Howard Glenn.

Hmmm...of the top of my head, Kori Stringer died after practice and the cause was the heat...

Stone Johnson died 10 days after...




I googled those names...you actually need about 5 more...and then you'll have 10 to compare with the 57 I listed. And that's if I give you heat stroke during practice.

[whottt]

Aw, hootie -- it's tough when your hero takes a fall isn't it?

No..what tough is idiots who can't read that think they're smart.

Serves your dumb ass right.

What exactly serves my dumbas right chump...care to expound on that?

I agreed wrasslin' is dangerous.

It's also stupid.

Compared to what...the NFL? Hockey? Boxing? In what way?
And so are you...

[ChumpDumper]

57 deaths in ring or right after match...that doesn't include the ones that died in the hospital several days after.

Actually the website says this.

Wrestlers who died in the ring or shortly after a match

Not very exact.

My stats are just as exact, so you have your 10.

[kobe_bryant]

lita broke her neck

[ancestron]

if he killed his wife friday, his son saturday, and himself on sunday. What did he and his son do during the time after the wife was killed? There's a bunch of time between the death of his wife friday and the kids death saturday. Did they hang out? Did Benoit try to explain to his son what he had done and why? Did Benoit suffocate the kid in his sleep after earning his trust and telling him to go to bed and that everything would be fine? That poor kid must've been dragged through the deepest darkest levels of seeing his father kill his mother, and then to be murdered by your own father. I mean, when you are 7, your Dad is like a golden God too you, and this kids dad was a famous wrestler. What a nightmare. are there any pictures of the wife and kid out there?

[thispego]

Finally... Something that Whottt and Chump can disagree on.

[whottt]

Aw, hootie -- it's tough when your hero takes a fall isn't it?

Actually...it really is Chump...

Especially when you have lowlife s like yourself who could give two s about the actual murders and more about grinding an axe with me...

Serves your dumb ass right.

What serves my dumbass right Chump?

Enlighten me.

Benoit commiting a double murder of two innocent people, serves me right?

Because I am wrestling fan? And can be an asshole?(unlike yourself of course)


Wow.

[DisgruntledLionFan#54,927]

That's if your list is accurate. One name caught my eye and that name was Babe Zaharias, who some say was the greatest female athlete ever. I'm pretty sure she died of cancer in '56, not in the ring in '57.

[ChumpDumper]

That's if your list is accurate. One name caught my eye and that name was Babe Zaharias, who some say was the greatest female athlete ever. I'm pretty sure she died of cancer in '56, not in the ring in '57.

Apparently, her husband George was a pro wrestler too. That part is true.

[whottt]

Actually the website says this.Not very exact.

My stats are just as exact, so you have your 10.

Wrong...as I said...the inclusion of Chris Candido who died 6 days after his match, because of an injury sustained during a match, without an asterisk makes it pretty clear the cir stances defined by the asterisk.

[ChumpDumper]

Wrong...as I said...the inclusion of Chris Candido who died 6 days after his match, because of an injury sustained during a match, without an asterisk makes it pretty clear the cir stances defined by the asterisk.

So what does the inclusion of Babe Zaharias, who died of cancer, with an asterisk mean?

[whottt]

So what does the inclusion of Babe Zaharias, who died of cancer, with an asterisk mean?

It means she probably worked with her husband and some point in the wrestling business...my guess is as a valet or during exhibitions or something...and the asterisk is probably a typo...then again, she just might have died after a match.


I know...she's stupid, like wrestling.

[ChumpDumper]

Tell you what hootie, I'll stick with my numbers from the annual University of North Carolina study of football related deaths that includes NCCA players that may or may not have have died more than six days later, and you stick with you wrestling fan's one time solicitation for information from other wrestling fans for related deaths that may not include deaths six days after the injury but do include cancer deaths of female professional golfers.

[whottt]

Tell you what hootie, I'll stick with my numbers from the annual University of North Carolina study of football related deaths that includes NCCA players that may or may not have have died more than six days later, and you stick with you wrasslin fan's one time solicitation for information from other wrasslin fans for wrasslin related deaths that may not include deaths six days after the injury but do include cancer deaths of female professional golfers.

You do that...and if you can come up with a better list...by all means do so.


As I said originally...it happens all the time in the Indy's. So often, the lists don't even include many of the deaths...you just have to follow it to see how frequently it happens...at least one, every couple of years.

As I said, the list I gave you doesn't even include Quirk who died from a botched shooting star press 2 years ago. And it already includes Benoit.

[ChumpDumper]

It means she probably worked with her husband and some point in the wrestling business...my guess is as a valet or during exhibitions or something...and the asterisk is probably a typo...then again, she just might have died after a match.

Mrs. Mildred (Babe) Didrikson Zaharias, famed woman athlete, died of cancer in John Sealy Hospital here this morning. She was 42 years old.

Mrs. Zaharias had been under treatment since 1953, when the malignant condition was discovered after she had won a golf tournament. The tournament was one named for her -- the Babe Zaharias Open of Beaumont, Tex., where she was reared.

Mrs. Zaharias had fought valiantly against cancer for the last several months. She remained confident almost to the end that she would get well. Her final weeks were relatively free of pain, although the malignancy was general. Physicians here had performed a cordotomy -- a severing of certain nerves -- to relieve her of pain.

Yes, she sounds like she could really work a match at the time of her death.

I know...she's stupid, like wrestling.

She was a great athlete. The only stupid thing is your continued attempt to portray hers as a ring-related death.

[whottt]

Yes, she sounds like she could really work a match at the time of her death.She was a great athlete. The only stupid thing is your continued attempt to make her a ring-related death.

Hey I just counted the asterisks...I never said it was a perfect list, in fact I was quite clear that it wasn't.


Unless you can provide a better one...shut the up.

[whottt]

So tell me Chump...since Duncan is a wrestling fan...

Does Chris Benoit murdering his wife and child serve his stupid ass right too?

[ChumpDumper]

Hey I just counted the asterisks...I never said it was a perfect list, in fact I was quite clear that it wasn't.


Unless you can provide a better one...shut the up.

How about you provide one that doesn't include female pro golfers that died of cancer?

[ChumpDumper]

So tell me Chump...since Duncan is a wrestling fan...

Does Chris Benoit murdering his wife and child serve his stupid ass right too?

If he was stupid enough to idolize Benoit the way you did, yeah.

[whottt]

And by the way...Wrestlers take stage names all the time, and pick names similar to well known people or plays on their names, all the timew...for all we know that woman might have been a partner of George and they were actually trying to pass her off as his wife...

Unless you know the details...you can't disprove anything, it doesn't say anything under "real" name, to indicate that is the same Babe Zariahas.

[DisgruntledLionFan#54,927]

You need a new list.

Dennis Clary died from a brain tumor, not in the ring.

"Iron" Mike DiBiase?

His death, though the heart attack happened in the ring, was not related to professional wrestling or the match he was in but as a result of a high cholesterol level.

I guess I get Irvin, Stringer and Herrion now...

[whottt]

If he was stupid enough to idolize Benoit the way you did, yeah.

Um...respecting and admiring a guy that headlined just about every benefit for widowed wrestlers wives and kids, or cancer patients in the business, doesn't make me stupid, dumbass.

[whottt]

Link to all Chump predicting Chris Benoit was a latent double murderer?


I am pretty sure you failing to report that bit of clairvoyance to the policie qualifies you as some kind of accessory.

[ChumpDumper]

And by the way...Wrestlers take stage names all the time, and pick names similar to well known people or plays on their names, all the timew...for all we know that woman might have been a partner of George and they were actually trying to pass her off as his wife...

Unless you know the details...you can't disprove anything, it doesn't say anything under "real" name, to indicate that is the same Babe Zariahas.

How many Babe Zahariases could there possibly be?

Ok, if there is another Babe Zaharias, certainly another wrestling website would have something listed.

Babe Zaharias

Died: August 9, 1957
**Natural causes, age 42

http://www.1wrestlinglegends.com/finish/1951-1965.htm

So even if it is another Babe Zaharias, she died of natural causes!

[Cant_Be_Faded]

A coworker threw this out there today upon discussion, so obvious but I did not think about it and not sure if it was mentioned in this thread:


Maybe he found out that the child was not his own....