Wrestling legend Terry Funk, who was inducted into the WWE Hall of Fame, has passed away according to an announcement made by Ric Flair on Wednesday. Flair described Funk as a hard-working individual who had an incredible career as a wrestler, entertainer, and friend. The cause of death has not been revealed.
Funk’s passing was confirmed by his daughter to Mick Foley, who shared the devastating news on his Instagram page. Foley expressed his condolences and referred to Funk as a legend who cannot be replaced. He extended his thoughts to Funk’s friends, family, and all who loved him.
Terry Funk began his wrestling career in 1965 and continued to perform in rings all over the world for the next five decades. He competed in various promotions, including All Japan Pro Wrestling, WWE, WCW, and ECW. Funk achieved success by holding championship titles in most of these organizations during his career.
In addition to his contributions to the wrestling world, Terry Funk made appearances in the entertainment industry. He had a notable role in Patrick Swayze’s bar-brawling action film, “Road House.”
Funk’s impact in professional wrestling is significant and will be remembered by fans and fellow wrestlers alike. Ric Flair emphasized that there will never be anyone like Terry Funk, expressing his gratitude for having known him.
The news of Funk’s passing has left the wrestling community mourning the loss of a true legend. The wrestling world has lost a talented performer and a fearless entertainer. Terry Funk’s legacy will forever be remembered in the world of professional wrestling.
The announcement of Funk’s death was accompanied by a tweet from Ric Flair, where he expressed his admiration for Funk’s hard work and fearlessness, and offered his condolences to his family and friends. The tweet was shared with a picture of Funk and garnered significant attention on social media.
Terry Funk’s impact on the wrestling industry cannot be overstated. He has left a lasting legacy that will be remembered for years to come. Rest in peace, Terry Funk.