Kurtis Chapman Obituary, Pro Wrestler Known As Mad Kurt Has Passed Away

Publish date: 2024-05-08

The “gifted” professional wrestler Kurtis Chapman, who passed away at the age of 26, has received tributes.

Today, it was reported that “Mad Kurt” has sadly gone away. The loss was hailed as a “massive one to the UK wrestling scene”.

Following his passing on Friday, Revolution Pro, a British wrestling promotion, announced the news.

In a sincere declaration, they said: “We, at Revolution Pro Wrestling are absolutely heartbroken to report the loss of our dear friend Kurtis Chapman.

“We watched Kurtis grow from a child to a young man who loved professional wrestling and continued to excel in all aspects of his life.

“One of the most gifted technical wrestlers, charismatic characters and magnetic personalities. He will never be forgotten.”

Chapman was regarded as “one of the most gifted technical wrestlers” and was well-liked for his humorous approach.

Since then, the young celebrity has received many tributes.

Roy Johnson, a professional wrestler known as “Big Wavy,” said on X: “Sad news. Kurtis was a true gem and a pleasure to be around. RIP.”

ATTACK! Chapman also worked for Pro Wrestling, a firm that shared a photo with the message, “Rest in peace, Kurtis.”

Chapman, who was up in Portsmouth, began wrestling in his adolescent years in 2014.

Chapman participated in a number of minor promotions, including IPW, Progress, and RevPro.

In 2018, he was the reigning RevPro British Cruiserweight Champion, a title he held for six months.

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