7 Reasons why Bruiser Brody is a legendary figure in pro wrestling

#7 An untimely tragic end

From Elvis to John F. Kennedy, dying young means that there will always be speculation about what might have been.

This is no different for the pro wrestling business. When Bruiser Brody was tragically slain in a Puerto Rican locker room, it felt like he left behind unfinished business. There were many who had hoped that Brody would have a definitive run with the WWE or the NWA, the dominant promotions of the time.

There were also those who believed that he could have wrestled for another ten years or more had his life not ended so soon. Due to the murky and sad events surrounding his death, his legend grew even greater. Brody is sorely missed by fans of a certain generation and even those who were born after his passing, thanks to archives and the world wide web.

There you have it; Seven reasons why Bruiser Brody is a legendary figure in pro wrestling.

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Edited by Atharva Papnoi