Mike ‘Mad Dog’ Bell

Mike 'Mad Dog' Bell Dies

Mike 'Mad Dog' Bell has died at the age of 37.

Bell was a former professional wrestler who battled substance abuse.  He also starred in the 2008 documentary, "Bigger, Stronger, Faster" directed by his brother Chris Bell.

An autopsy has been performed but cause of death could not be confirmed, the coroner is waiting on toxicology results.

Brother Chris said, "You can't really blame wrestling, but it's kind of the lifestyle. You have a couple of painkillers to get to the next match, have a couple drinks night to night and it gets out of hand."

News stories

Better, Stronger, Faster filmmaker comments on the death of his 
ProWrestling.net, MN
The OC Register covered the death of Mike Bell and featured quotes from his brother Chris Bell, 
News-story

‘Mad Dog’ Mike passed away
International Business Times, NY - 3 hours ago
Former pro wrestler Mike “Mad Dog” Bell died at age 37. He was found Sunday at Costa Mesa rehab home. The cause of death is still to be determined as the 

Mike “Mad Dog” Bell, Former Professional Wrestler, Found
TransWorldNews (press release), GA - 1 hour ago
Mike “Mad Dog” Bell, a former professional wrestler who appeared in bouts in the WWE, was found dead last Sunday at a Costa Mesa, California rehabilitation 

Pro wrestler 'Mad Dog' Bell found dead
International Herald Tribune, France - 7 hours ago
AP NEWPORT BEACH, California: Mike "Mad Dog" Bell, a former professional wrestler whose struggle with substance abuse was featured in the documentary 

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One response

  1. That’s too bad. I’ve listened and read a few of his things, he had a real talent. All the best.

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