10 terrible deaths of WWE superstars

The professional wrestling business is not about sunshine and rainbows. It has always been about men and women going to the limits, just to make the fans cheer their name and bring the house down.

Though the business brings in fame and superstardom for most of the wrestlers, one thing that comes along with those advantages is tragedy. Ever since its inception, professional wrestling has been littered with tragic events, which have left the affected wrestlers in trauma. 

Despite being faced with grave dangers, wrestlers usually get dragged into the vortex of hurting themselves, and ultimately give up their lives as the price. The number of wrestlers dying over the past few decades has been very high, with Nelson Frazier Jr. being the latest addition to that list.

Here is a look at 10 names who started their careers dreaming of being the best in the business but ended up as tragic lessons for the generations to come.

7-foot Chinese boxer

Boxing's next big thing has arrived, and his name is Taishan Dong. The Chinese fighter is 7'0" and has two wins from two knockouts since making his boxing debut in July.

A former kickboxer,

Manny Pacquiao will fight Floyd Mayweather Jr. on May 2

It took more than half a decade to make the fight of a generation, but at long last, Floyd Mayweather Jr. and Manny Pacquiao have signed to fight each other.

After years of contentious feuding over money and other ego-driven lines in the sand, after each fighter exhausted nearly every other credible opponent instead of meeting each other, the most anticipated boxing match since the Muhammad Ali-Joe Frazier "Thrilla in Manila" in 1975 is a go.

Mayweather announced the fight on