RIP Mike Mad Dog Bell, Age 37

In developing news from Newport Beach, California, former WWE wrestler Mike "Mad Dog" Bell was found dead at a Costa Mesa live-in rehabilitation facility. The former "jobber" wrestler on WWE Raw and bodybuilder was just 37 years of age. His cause of death is to be determined after the coroner receives toxicology tests back. Bell was a co-star in the highly-praised documentary called "Bigger, Stronger, Faster" which focused on anabolic steroids in sports. Bell's own struggles with alcohol and painkiller abuse were featured in the movie which was produced by his brother, Chris Bell.

The Associated Press had the following from Chris and WWE regarding Mike Bell's death:

"He was always wrestling, he was a personal trainer, he was always pushing his body to the max," Chris Bell told the Orange County Register.

"You can't really blame wrestling, but it's kind of the lifestyle," he said. "You have a couple of painkillers to get to the next match, have a couple drinks night to night and it gets out of hand."

Bell wrestled on World Wrestling Entertainment's "Monday Night Raw" as a "jobber," a fighter who takes falls to promote others.

"Although Mr. Bell was never under a WWE contract, WWE extends its deepest condolences to the Bell family," the organization said.