Tampa Police and fire/rescue workers arrived at Brian Adam's home this morning after receiving a call from his wife that he was unresponsive. Rescue workers tried to revive him, but her unable to do so and he was pronounced dead at the scene.
His body has been transported to the medical examiners office where an autopsy is expected to be done tomorrow. Cause of death is unknown, but the incident report states that are no visible signs of injury.
One unconfirmed report from a WWE source states that Adam's may have choked on his own vomit.
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08-13-2007, 10:39 PM #1S.H.I.E.L.D.
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More Details Surfacing Concerning Death of Brian Adams
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Let the speculation begin
Just what WWE needed, I bet they are keeping a close eye on this.
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watch fox go steroid crazy again :dearme:
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I hope that this is a natural death, because if it ain't, media frenzy will start all over again after WWE was just getting back its speed...
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I'm pretty sure at one time or another he has used drugs of some sort. This won't be as big of a deal for the WWE as he wasn't working for them and he didn't do anything insane.
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He was only 43, and there were no signs of injury. Everything points to this not being a natural death.
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But keeping hoping, for WWE's sake.
He wasn't working for them at the time, but he has worked for them in the past, and if you recall, Congress requested all past records of WWE's drug testing... Originally Posted by XXKSXX
But either way, it's still not good for the pro wrestling industry in general, and that automatically makes WWE look worse from an outsider's view.
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Thats just it I don't think the WWE has records for when he worked for the company lol. Also from a outsiders view nobody really knows anything about this death. Everybody would like it to be a natural death but is their really a natural death? Originally Posted by Ill Will
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Yeah, that's why I'm hoping for a natural death...
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im with ya eel you can only hope for a natural death
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just what WWE needed now. i would hate to see this linked to anything else but natural causes
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