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Morning, everybody. On today's wrestling news, we're going to talk about a bunch of different things relating to AWU, including all out 2021 and Brit Baker.

But first of all, we have to go over the tragic passing of Shannon Sprule 46 years old, better known as Daphne Unger, particularly if you were a WCW fan, run about the turn of the century.

So this story broke yesterday. It was Daphne's friend Lexi, five of slamming ladies on Instagram, who posted the following update.

We are very sad to have to announce the passing of Shannon Sprule aka Daphne Unger. We are posting this at the request of her family.

Please respect their privacy at this trying time. I will miss you, my logical sister from another mister.

Now, concern started spreading through social media on Wednesday. Daphne unfortunately uploaded a very troubling video on Instagram live.

We're not going to cover the content of that here, but there was an effort to reach her TMZ reported on the matter and everything else.

Unfortunately, on Thursday, we then got this news that she had indeed passed away. So she's best known in her wrestling for her time in WCW.

She signed there in 1999. She was there until February, 2001 when she was let go as a consequence of budget cuts before the sale to WWE.

But she was this character that really stood out in not a vintage era of WCW. She leapt off the page of her character.

She was lined with crowbar and David Slayer. It was kind of like a golf like gimmick. She was cruiserweight champion for a while,

which she accidentally won in the memorable angle, where she was kind of covering and the referee counted the free and everything else.

But after WCW, she went on to TNH, worked a few other places as well. I haven't really been active in wrestling over the past few years or anything like that.

But it's just such a sad story. She's 46 years old. That's no age at all. And when you see the outpouring of love from the wrestling community at a whole,

I'm going to read one here from Mick Fully in particular, because I think it stands out. I'm so very sorry to learn of Daphne's passing a terrible loss for her family, friends and wrestling.

She was far ahead of her time in our business. Rest in peace, Daphne. If you're hurting and thinking of doing harm to yourself,

know that help is available 800-273-8255, which is the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline.

So yeah, man, there's not much more to add on top of that other than Fox Priors hopes, strength, everything else that the friends and family need.

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