Thursday, 21 April 2016

The most dominant female wrestler ever WWE legend Chyna is found dead from a 'possible overdose' at home

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WWE wrestling legend Chyna died aged 45 due to a 'possible overdose', it has been claimed. Chyna - real name Joan Marie Laurer is believed to have been found in her bedroom at her home in Redondo Beach, California on Wednesday.

Police are investigating suspicions the champion fighter died of a drug overdose.
The 'true icon's' death was announced in a statement, which was posted on her official Twitter account and signed by 'Felix'.

It said: 'It is with deep sadness to inform you today that we lost a true icon, a real life superhero... the 9th wonder of the world has passed away. She will live forever in the memories of her millions of fans and all of us that loved her.'

Redondo Beach Police Officers said they attended the house after receiving a 911 call from a friend.  
They said: 'The Redondo Beach police received a 911 call from a friend of the apartment unit resident that the female inside was not breathing.

'The friend told [police] that the female had not answered her phone in a few days, and went to the location to check on her welfare.

'Officers arrived on scene and discovered a decreased female inside the location. From the preliminary investigation, it appears that the deceased passed away prior to being discovered by the friend.' 
There are no indications or signs that the death was a result of foul play, officers added.  
Storming onto the wrestling scene in 1997, Laurer quickly earned the nickname 'Ninth Wonder Of The World'.

Her profile on WWE brands her 'the most dominant female competitor of all time'. 
She was the first woman to win the WWE Championship, and was the first woman to compete in the organization's Royal Rumble contest.

Among her many accolades, she boasted victories over leading male wrestlers such as Chris Jericho and Eddie Guerrero and she was one of the founding figures in D-Generation X.  

Beyond wrestling, which she quit in 2001, Laurer was a vegan and an animal lover. 
She also dabbled in acting, and performed in six porn movies between 2004 and 2013. 

In 2005 she appeared in the reality show The Surreal Life.
And she wrote an autobiography If They Only Knew, which made it onto the New York Times bestseller list. 

In 2010, she was hospitalized after overdosing on sleeping pills. It came two years after she appeared on Celebrity Rehab With Dr Drew in 2008 to discuss her battle with drugs and her fractured relationship with her mother.

After her 2010 overdose, Laurer moved to Japan to teach English. It is not clear when she returned to the United States. 

According to her website, a documentary was made, or being made, about the woman behind the headlines. 

Earlier this week, Laurer posted a 13-minute video on her YouTube page that showed her speaking with a croaked voice, breathing heavily and slurring her words as she made herself a smoothie. 

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