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Chris Adams (wrestler) - Wikipedia Christopher Adams (10 February 1955 – 7 October 2001), best known as "Gentleman" Chris Adams, was an English professional wrestler, promoter, coach, and judoka He won the British National Judo Championship in his age and weight class three times by the time he was 21
Chris Adams Death - Wrestler Deaths Chris Adams, best known to wrestling fans as “Gentleman” Chris Adams, was fatally shot on October 7, 2001, during an altercation in his friends Waxahachie, Texas home Reported as a “drunken brawl”, the shooter was Brent “Booray” Parnell, a fellow wrestler and friend of Adams
The Final Years of Gentleman Chris Adams - The Signature Spot Unfortunately, personal demons started overshadowing his career, and Chris Adams would tragically die in 2001 under dubious circumstances But what led this man to premature death at age 46? We explore the final years of his life
Chris Adams - Wikipedia Chris Adams (general) (born 1930), American author and Air Force officer; Chris Adams (character), The Magnificent Seven leader; Christopher Adams (scientist), African American scientist, and biotechnology CEO; Christopher T Adams (born 1972), member of the Maryland House of Delegates
Chris Adams - Pro Wrestling Originally known as "Judo" Chris Adams, he wrestled against many legendary British stars in his native country, including Mark Rocco Fit Finlay and Mick McManus In his initial three years in the sport, Adams won the light heavyweight title and the British Commonwealth tag team title alongside partner Marty Jones
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World Class Memories: BIO: Chris Adams - Blogger Chris shocked WCCW fans when he joined up with longtime heel manager Gary Hart in the summer of 1984 Though still wildly cheered by fans in attendance, his in-ring allies remained suspicious, with the Von Erichs pleading with Adams to drop Hart as his manager