The Wrestling Community’s Response to the Death of Mike ‘Virgil’ Jones

The Wrestling Community’s Response to the Death of Mike ‘Virgil’ Jones
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The Wrestling Community’s Response to the Death of Mike ‘Virgil’ Jones

Former WWE and WCW star Mike Jones, better known as Virgil and Vincent, has passed away at the age of 61 after battling various health issues.

The news was confirmed by Pittsburgh referee Mark Charles III who took to Facebook today to share the tragic news.

The wrestling world took to social media to pay their tributes to the late Virgil, and you can check out some of the reactions below:

Former WWE and WCW star Mike Jones, also known as Virgil and Vincent, has sadly passed away at the age of 61 after battling various health issues. The news was confirmed by Pittsburgh referee Mark Charles III, who took to Facebook to share the tragic news.

Virgil was a beloved figure in the wrestling world, and his passing has led to an outpouring of tributes on social media. Many wrestlers and fans have expressed their sadness and shared their memories of Virgil.

One of the wrestlers paying tribute to Virgil is Matt Hardy, who tweeted, “RIP Virgil, Mike Jones. Virgil was a funny, unique individual that was always cool to me & I’m saddened to hear about his passing. My thoughts go out to his family, friends & fans.” Hardy’s tweet was accompanied by a photo of him and Virgil together.

Jake “The Snake” Roberts also expressed his shock and sadness at Virgil’s passing, tweeting, “Shocked and saddened to hear the news about Virgil. Rest in peace, my friend.” Roberts included a photo of himself with Virgil in his tweet.

Other wrestlers who paid tribute to Virgil include Doc Gallows, Frankie Kazarian, Old Man Jenkins, RJ City, Brett Lauderdale, Tony Deppen, and Athena. They all shared their memories of Virgil and expressed their condolences to his family and friends.

Virgil had a long and successful career in professional wrestling, working for both WWE and WCW. He was best known for his time as the personal assistant to “Million Dollar Man” Ted DiBiase in WWE. Virgil’s character was a fan favorite and played a memorable part in wrestling history.

In recent years, Virgil had been dealing with health issues, including dementia and minor strokes. Despite these challenges, he remained a beloved figure in the wrestling community.

The passing of Virgil is a loss for the wrestling world, and he will be remembered for his contributions to the industry. His unique personality and memorable moments in the ring will be cherished by fans and fellow wrestlers alike.

Rest in peace, Virgil. You will be missed.