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Lex Luger took over the (partial) responsibility for Miss Elizabeth’s premature death.
The former WWE star died of acute toxicity in 2003 After a random overdose of pain and alcohol anti -alcohol drugs. Although he was not legally guilty of death, Lex Luger took over a certain responsibility for his death.
The WCW legend appeared on Insight with Chris Van Vliet where they asked him about Miss Elizabeth’s death. Luger explained that he did not kill her, but that “the factor of contribution to the lifestyle” that the couple lived at the time.
“I messed up on wine and women, I had too much time and money on my hands. I messed up on drugs and alcohol, and I had a period where I was a complete wreck of a train. The tragic passage of Elizabeth. Obviously people go:” Well, he killed Elizabeth. “Well, didn’t I kill her. But did I contribute to the Factor of Life I lived around me Lex Luger.
Asked if he took responsibility for her death, Lex Luger said, “Absolutely. Of course, there is always a collateral damage to such a lifestyle, and she was a part of it. So absolutely. Unfortunately.”
“There is no doubt, (fans consider me responsible) and I fully understand, yes, yes. I understand. She was a beloved character, Liz, and I’ll always be tied as part of what happened to her. And I realize I have haters out there. I understand where I come from. I understand,” Luger added.
Lex Luger: That brought me to the bottom of the stone
Then Lex Luger asked if Miss Elizabeth’s death was his bottom of a rock. Surprisingly, he admitted that her death only led him to more depression, also for the end of his career.
“You would think it was, but it led me to a greater depression where I felt completely unobtrusive. I could never be part of wrestling again after that happened. Instead, I hate to admit it, who I was then,” he said.
“Instead of grieving so much for losing Liz, I mourned for what he would do to me and my career, almost more. I hate to admit it. When I ended up in wrestling and my fitness food after wrestling, I was a big food guy at the fitness that I have my own food company and exercise. Well, now, no one will want.”
“That’s how I got into massive depression, dark, done more drugs, more alcohol,” Luger admitted. “Only at that moment when I dug a deep, dark hole, I always thought I could do somehow or be smart enough to get out of it. I knew I was at the bottom of the pond without light, and there was no way to the top, and I dried up in the darkness. And then I turned to God. I knew there was no chance of getting out of this. done. ”
Luger maintains a sober way of life and collaborates with DDP in an attempt to walk again. He is not sure why he is not in WWE Hall of Fame, but says he remains “always hope” that this will happen one day.
