More than 20 years ago, the wrestling world was mourning the death of Curt Hennig, one of the greatest wrestlers in wrestling history. Ling's son was a perfectionist, capable of playing all sports perfectly and never making a mistake, but he had one flaw: drug addiction. Ten years ago, Curt Hennig was found dead from a cocaine overdose. Later, his father noted that steroids and painkillers played a role in his son's death. His death leaves behind many people who were lucky enough to have fought him, from teammates like Ric Flair, Scott Hall and Booby Heenan to his family: Larry Ax Hennig's wife, children and father . His son won the NWA tag team belts in the early '80s, but mostly people who hate him and at the same time people who love him.
Although he won the AWA World Championship, he peaked in the WWF and became known as “Mr. Perfect” without ever having won the heavyweight title. If he had been born in another time and wrestled now, he would be WWE Champion and his greatest achievement would be winning the Intercontinental Title. Hennig is not known for his victories, but for his presence in the ring. Arrogant, arrogant, cruel, perfect...
Neither WCW nor TNA held the middleweight title as they did in the WWF. Unfortunately, Curt Hennig was scheduled to appear on The Jimmy Hart Show on February 10, 2003, but he was unable to appear backstage. While searching for him, they discovered Hennig's incomplete body. This is where he finishes the perfection in fighting. WWE posthumously inducted him into the Hall of Fame in 2007. It is one of the most emotional moments of the Hall of Fame selection.