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This is the story of the rise and fall of a real-life, super hero wrestler, "Gentleman" Chris Adams. Chris was born in England, where he studied professional judo. He came to the United States in the early 80s, where he became a professional wrestler. He fought with many of the top wrestling leagues, and achieved notable fame and popularity for a while. His lifestyle, however, overtook him, and he came spiraling down. He died in 2001, awaiting trial for the overdose-death of his girlfriend one year before. Chris' ex-wife, Brandi died a few months later from an overdose, leaving a young daughter behind with no parents.

Those who knew Chris remembered his charming, warm personality, a clever sense of humor, and a fabulous British accent. They also remembered his darker, violent side, which could come out at unpredictable moments. And not everyone was aware Chris had an addiction to alcohol and drugs, and liked to play with dangerous combinations of the two.

Gentleman Chris Adams. Photo taken during the height of his wrestling career.

"Killer" Tim Brooks talks candidly about a wrestlers' lifestyle on the road

Charity Benefit for
Chris' daughter, 2003

Chris' violent explosions have been referred to by friends as
"Dr Jeckyl, Mr. Hyde"

The height of his career. Here is Chris just before a match in front of 35,000 fans at the Cotton Bowl.

Chris and his daughter at a playground in Texas

BooRay grieves the shooting death of his friend