Billy Graham Death: WWE News: Billy Graham, 79, died following a fight with a “myriad of health issues,” and tributes have been left for him. Billy’s recent health issues have taken a toll on his physique. He had hearing loss, diabetes, congestive heart failure, and a severe ear and skull infection. Graham’s kidney function was declining as well. He allegedly lost 45 pounds during this time, according to his family. Billy’s wife, Valerie, said he had just spent three weeks in the intensive care unit. Although she initially resisted the doctors’ suggestion to turn off Billy’s life support on Monday night, she eventually caved in. Follow the latest WWE News Updates with InsideSport.IN
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Billy Graham Death: WWE Universe Reacts to Wrestling Legend passing away
The revolutionary wrestler Billy Graham, who WWE recognizes as “possibly the single-most influential performer in WWE history,” significantly influenced several wrestlers.
Twitter was used by Billy’s friends and supporters to express their sorrow and anguish at the occurrence. Twitter users are paying tribute to the legend as 16-time world champion Ric Flair declares that Graham has “left us.”
Paul Heyman, a manager, and former promoter, continued, “WWE, WWF, and WWE artists were known as professional wrestlers before Billy Graham.
“Vincent Kennedy McMahon decided that everyone would be a WWE Superstar after Billy Graham made his mark. A sorrowful farewell to the powerful, too-sweet-to-be-sour man of the hour!
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Billy Graham’s WWE Stint
On April 30, 1977, Graham pulled off the almost impossible task of knocking Bruno Sammartino from his perch as WWE Champion, making that moment his greatest WWE accomplishment. Superstar maintained the crown for nearly a year, successfully defending sports entertainment’s top honor against legends like Dusty Rhodes, Gorilla Monsoon, and “High Chief” Peter Maivia before being aggressively deposed by Bob Backlund.
Graham left the ring in 1987 at 44 and went from being a wrestler to managing a team before becoming a color analyst.
In 2004, Triple H honored “superstar” Billy Graham by inducting him into the WWE Hall of Fame. In the WWE documentary “20 Years Too Soon: The ‘Superstar’ Billy Graham Story,” which debuted two years later, Graham’s motivational tale and impact on the sports entertainment industry were highlighted.
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