Un Ex TNA-WWE nous quitte

effectivement il allait sur ses 34 ans, si c'est bien le verbe naître que tu as oublié

Hitfan a écrit:

effectivement il allait sur ses 34 ans, si c'est bien le verbe naître que tu as oublié

Bien vu car j'ai voulu marqué :
Et je viens aussi de lire qu'il est né le 17 mars .

La WWE à annoncé la mauvaise nouvelle sur son site, en espérant un petit geste lundi soir à Raw.

Ptain ça m'a fait un choc quand j'ai vu ça. Je m'y attendais vraiment pas.
RIP.

oh la gueule...
RIP mr Andrew "test" martin...
et dire que je me faisais une joie de le voir la semaine prochaine

c'est vraiment une grosse perte et un catcheur qui a mal été utilisé,il avait du talent...

La WWE l'a mit en page d'accueil et en premier dans le déroulant.
Je trouve ca vraiment bien et j'espère vraiment que Raw lui sera dédié.

On continue les homages avec :

Eric Bischoff a écrit:

“Being only 33 years old, it’s another unfortunate incident. He obviously had challenges with addiction. We were friendly, (but) he had a different group of friends as we had an age difference. I did spend a fair amount of time with him (overseas trips, etc.). He was always first-class, very cordial and a polite, professional guy. I never saw any evidence of substance abuse until about a year and a half ago. All the time before that he was always sober and professional.”

Kevin Nash a écrit:

“We were really close. I helped him get into rehab. WWE picked up the dollar and helped him through rehab. Andrew went in. He was doing really well, making his meetings. He went over and worked in Japan (recently). He was in that ‘not as busy as you once were’ routine. We don’t know the cause of death, and I would hate to speculate. The combination of muscle relaxers and pain pills are lethal. He was a great guy. I kind of looked at him like a little brother. I considered him one of my better friends. He was a big guy. He was a bud.”

Jim Ross a écrit:

Late last night I received word that Andrew Martin aka Test had been found dead in his apartment/condo in the Tampa, Florida area. Andrew would have been 34 years of age this Tuesday.

I hired Andrew in the same class with his other fellow Canadians Edge and Christian in the late 90's in an outstanding group of young talent whose advanced training was over seen by future WWE Hall of Famer Dory Funk and by Tom Prichard.

Andrew left WWE over two years ago and had wrestled off and on, briefly in TNA, and also on the independent circuit primarily on international tours. I spoke at length with Andrew, as did my wife, last year in Orlando at Wrestlemania 24 and he seemed very happy and looked to be healthy and in great physical condition. He spoke of his real estate endeavors and the fact that he was strongly considering going back to school and becoming accredited as a physical therapist. Andrew had done well in WWE, saved his money, made some good investments, and told me he only wanted to wrestle when "he wanted to" which the randomly scheduled international tours would allow him to do. He did not express interest in the American indy scene and was genuinely excited about the prospects of the aforementioned physical therapy career.

Andrew had always told me that he never wanted to wrestle past the age of 35 which was why he "listened to the lectures" as he told me with a smile that sunny day in Orlando in WWE's headquarter hotel. I honestly had never seen him happier.

Late last summer, reacting on the suggestion of others, WWE reached out to Andrew to ask if he needed some help handling some alleged personal issues that he was rumored to have been experiencing. Andrew had been gone from WWE for over two years but had remained friends with many still associated with WWE. The rumors of Andrew's issues were true and he was afforded the opportunity by WWE to attend The Hanley Center Rehabilitation facility in West Palm Beach, Florida for several weeks beginning in August of 2008. Andrew successfully completed the WWE funded program and was highly regarded by the Hanley Center with being such an asset to them after completing the program of which Andrew took seriously, according to the facility. Since being released from the facility after successfully completing the program, Andrew had been doing well in his 12 Step AA program and was in contact with WWE with regular phone calls. Ironically, Friday was the day for his regularly scheduled "touching base" but when called his voice mail box was full.

I was not aware that Andrew was having problems and did not know of is rehab stint until recently. Test, a name provided Martin after he portrayed a security person who tested the band Motley Crue's mic with the obligatory, 'test...test...test," always seemed to be a bright young man who knew what he wanted in life and was seemingly looking forward to his future and getting an education in physical therapy.

It is comforting to know that Andrew was receiving support from WWE and it was also encouraging to know that he was seemingly on the road to recovery in the past several months. The exact cause of Andrew's death won't be determined for a few days after the results of an autopsy have been released.

I will remember this young man as a bright, intelligent individual and am thankful that my last conversation with him was so positive and that he was excited about his future in a new field. Our sincere condolences go out to his family, friends, and fans and may God rest his soul.

R.I.P

Et dire qu'en Novembre je l'avais en face de moi je lui parlais Que c'est triste .
Toutes mes condoléances la Famille.

RIP ... 33 ans... p'tain alors là pour une mauvaise nouvelle !

Bret Hart commente sa rencontre avec Test ainsi que son décès ici => http://www.brethart.com/updates/good-bye-my-friend-brets-comments-passing-andrew-test-martin

vraiement abuzé a cet age la! il était vraiement impressionant sur le ring!!

Je viens de trouver ceci sur le forum de WWE Universe :

According to a report in the St. Petersburg Times, a police investigation following Andrew "Test" Martin's death on Friday revealed drugs in his Hillsborough County residence. Tampa police discovered prescription drugs, including painkillers and steroids, at the Harbour Place apartment of the former WWE wrestler.

Martin appeared to be in the middle of a meal when he died, according to Tampa police spokeswoman Laura McElroy. Police found a half-eaten pizza and soda near where his body was found.

On Friday night, a neighbor had become suspicious after watching Martin lie motionless on a couch for hours and called police for a wellness check.

As reported earlier, authorities will determine Martin's actual cause of death in a few weeks when a toxicology test is completed and results are available.

une petite image en début de show n'aurait pas été de trop et surtout ca n'aurait pas fait de mal....

pour l'instant rien n'est confirmé et on ne sais pas encore de quoi est du son décés mais en meme temps c'est sur que dans sa vie test a pris des substances illégalles c'est obligé...

il suffit de voir la masse corporelle qu'il a pris entre son depart et son retour a la wwe...on ne dirait pas le meme homme.

apres de la a dire que ces substances on causées sont décés...il n efaut extrapolés..mais c'est sure qu'elle n'on pas aider a la bonne santé de son corps...

cf:le bulldog,eddie...

Un peu tard mais ... RIP Test.

RIP