Chris Benoit's Gruesome End Remains a Horrifying Chapter in Professional in Wrestling Chris Benoit and his wife Nancy were one of the most iconic couples in professional wrestling. Known as the "Canadian Crippler" and "Woman," the pair had met while working for World Championship Wrestling and married in 2000. Later, Benoit's wife was often seen at his WWE matches, where he was famous for his head-butting moves and taking folding chairs to the head. But behind the scenes, Benoit was taking testosterone enhancers, estrogen blockers, and steroids. And by 2007, his behavior had become unpredictable, fluctuating between quiet reclusiveness and explosive rage. Then, over a weekend in June, Benoit suddenly killed his wife and their seven-year-old son at his home before hanging himself on a weight lifting machine. An autopsy later found that Benoit had 10 times the normal amount of testosterone in his system and that his brain "was so severely damaged it rese...
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