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Wrestler Joe Doering Dies at 44 After Brain Tumor Battle
Joe Doering, who competed in All Japan Pro Wrestling and Total Nonstop Action Wrestling, died at age 44. The promotions confirmed he had been battling a brain tumor and recently entered hospice care.
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Joe Doering, a professional wrestler who appeared in All Japan Pro Wrestling and Total Nonstop Action Wrestling, died at age 44, Fox News reported. He had been battling a brain tumor. " The promotion added that its players and staff expressed condolences and prayed for his eternal peace.
Total Nonstop Action Wrestling stated, "We are heartbroken to learn of the passing of Joe Doering. " TNA offered condolences to his fans, friends and family. Doering entered hospice care earlier in the week of his death.
He made his pro wrestling debut for Border City Wrestling in 2004 and later appeared in AJPW in 2007 and TNA in 2005. He also had a stint in WWE’s developmental territory, Florida Championship Wrestling, in 2010. In AJPW, Doering won the world tag team championship four times and the triple crown heavyweight championship twice.
He captured the TNA World Tag Team Championship on two occasions.
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