Dino Bravo was a staple in the WWF during the late 1980s and early 1990s.
Managed by Jimmy "Mouth of the South" Hart, Bravo was often a top heel, teaming with the likes of Earthquake and a real thorn in the side of WWE's top faces like Hulk Hogan.
After Bravo retired in April of 1992, he retreated to his home in Montreal, Canada to train wrestlers so that he could give them the opportunity of having a successful wrestling career akin to his own.
On March 10th, 1993, Dino Bravo was found dead at the age of 44.
His body was riddled by seventeen bullets including seven to his torso and ten to his head.
His death was due to his dealings with illegal cigarette smuggling. #wwe
Managed by Jimmy "Mouth of the South" Hart, Bravo was often a top heel, teaming with the likes of Earthquake and a real thorn in the side of WWE's top faces like Hulk Hogan.
After Bravo retired in April of 1992, he retreated to his home in Montreal, Canada to train wrestlers so that he could give them the opportunity of having a successful wrestling career akin to his own.
On March 10th, 1993, Dino Bravo was found dead at the age of 44.
His body was riddled by seventeen bullets including seven to his torso and ten to his head.
His death was due to his dealings with illegal cigarette smuggling. #wwe
Dino Bravo was a staple in the WWF during the late 1980s and early 1990s.
Managed by Jimmy "Mouth of the South" Hart, Bravo was often a top heel, teaming with the likes of Earthquake and a real thorn in the side of WWE's top faces like Hulk Hogan.
After Bravo retired in April of 1992, he retreated to his home in Montreal, Canada to train wrestlers so that he could give them the opportunity of having a successful wrestling career akin to his own.
On March 10th, 1993, Dino Bravo was found dead at the age of 44.
His body was riddled by seventeen bullets including seven to his torso and ten to his head.
His death was due to his dealings with illegal cigarette smuggling. #wwe
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