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Subject: MR.PERFECT IS DEAD CHECK OUT WWE.COM THIS IS NO JOKE

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AN INCONSOLABLE MR.UNCLE

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Date Posted: 14:45:00 02/13/03 Thu

i saw lord of the rings 2 tonight but that pales into insignificance compared to this.
if you don't believe me check out: www.wwe.com
here are some highlights:

Curt Hennig had worked for World Wrestling Entertainment as recently as May, so virtually the entire roster of WWE Superstars was at least acquainted with him. Many grew up idolizing him. Others were close friends of his. It made the WWE television tapings Monday and Tuesday more difficult as the news spread backstage of Hennig's death Monday at the age of 44.

According to published reports, Hennig was found dead in his hotel room in Brandon, Fla., hours before he was scheduled to compete at an independently promoted wrestling show in Tampa. He is survived by his wife and four children -- two boys and two girls, ranging in age from their early 20s to 10. Hennig would have been 45 on March 28.

Hennig competed off and on for WWE in the 1980s and 90s before his brief stint in 2002. Even after leaving WWE in May, he kept in touch with some of the Superstars, including fellow Minnesota resident Brock Lesnar.

rest in peace my hero

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Re: MR.PERFECT IS DEAD CHECK OUT WWE.COM THIS IS NO JOKE	siron	08:15:37 02/14/03 Fri
Re: MR.PERFECT IS DEAD CHECK OUT WWE.COM THIS IS NO JOKE -- Mr D, 07:15:22 02/16/03 Sun Re: MR.PERFECT IS DEAD CHECK OUT WWE.COM THIS IS NO JOKE -- mister uncle, 16:39:58 02/16/03 Sun