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Chris Von Erich

1969 – 1991

American professional wrestler

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About Chris Von Erich

Lived 1969 – 1991 (aged 21). Chris Von Erich was an American professional wrestler and actor.

Christopher Barton Adkisson (September 30, 1969 – September 12, 1991) was an American professional wrestler, best known under the ring name Chris Von Erich of the Von Erich family.

Early life The smallest and youngest of the Von Erich family at 5'5" and 175 pounds, Chris aspired to be a wrestler. He was the youngest son of wrestler and wrestling promoter Fritz Von Erich. His brothers, Mike, David, Kerry and Kevin all had success as wrestlers. Chris grew up with his brothers on a ranch of 500 acres in Texas. He grew up working cameras and doing other odd jobs backstage for World Class Championship Wrestling (WCCW). He won his first amateur wrestling match at the age of six.

Professional wrestling career Chris had minor involvement in angles in the 1980s. His last known match was a victory over Todd Overbow on March 31, 1991 for WCCW in Davis, Oklahoma.

Personal life Chris had several health problems which limited his success as a wrestler. his bones were so brittle from taking prednisone that they would often break while performing simple wrestling maneuvers. Chris began to experience depression and drug issues.

Death and legacy On September 12, 1991, at about 9 p.m., Chris was found by his brother Kevin and mother outside of their family farm in Edom, suffering from a self-inflicted 9mm gunshot wound to the head. According to Kevin, Chris came to him in the middle of the night, wanting back a videocassette recorder (VCR) Kevin borrowed from him. After noticing Chris sitting alone on top of a hill, Kevin went out and talked with him, where he revealed his suicidal tendencies concerning his condition (he had broken his arm earlier that month). After Kevin pleaded with him not to harm himself, Chris reassured him he would not, but after Kevin left, he shot himself in the head. He was hospitalized at East Texas Medical Center in Denton shortly after 10 p.m., where he died 20 minutes after arriving, at age 21. Kevin had talked to Chris earlier that day about 100–150 yards north of their home where an apparent suicide note had been left. His interment was at Grove Hill Memorial Park in Dallas. Chris' life story was combined with that of his brother Mike for the movie The Iron Claw (in which only Mike was mentioned by name).

Awards and accomplishments World Wrestling Entertainment WWE Hall of Fame (Class of 2009) as a member of the Von Erich family

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Birth century
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WWE Hall of Fame
Also known as
Christopher Barton Adkisson

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Frequently asked questions

Who was Chris Von Erich?

American professional wrestler (1969–1991)

When was Chris Von Erich born?

Chris Von Erich was born on 30 September 1969 in Dallas.

When did Chris Von Erich die?

Chris Von Erich died on 12 September 1991 in Denton.

What was Chris Von Erich's occupation?

Chris Von Erich was a professional wrestler and actor.

What nationality was Chris Von Erich?

Chris Von Erich was American.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Chris Von Erich

· Wikidata: Q2124153

· DBpedia: Chris Von Erich

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