WWE HALL OF FAMER BILLY GRAHAM
AT 79, DEAD
Billy Graham, a “Superstar” in the WWE Hall of Fame, has passed away, according to TMZ Sports.
Billy was taken off life support on Wednesday, according to his family, and he passed away. Billy’s wife and daughter reportedly stood at his side when he died away.
As we previously mentioned, Billy’s wife Valerie said Monday that he had spent the previous three weeks in the ICU due to a variety of medical concerns. She claimed that originally she refused to allow medics to remove Billy’s life support on Monday night.
Billy gained notoriety back in the day while competing for the American Wrestling Association and then the World Wrestling Federation. He is renowned for his skill as a wrestler and a bodybuilder.
Big-time wrestlers Billy coached include Hulk Hogan, Scott Steiner, Ric Flair, and Jesse Ventura. The WWE inducted Billy into its Hall of Fame in 2004.
Billy’s recent health problems caused him to lose 45 pounds, according to his family, and he also has congestive heart failure, diabetes, hearing loss, and a serious infection in his ears and skull.
