The Ontario wrestling community is grieving the loss of Robert Thomson, widely known as Rob Rage, a prominent figure in the world of professional wrestling and the esteemed fitness manager at Fuzion Fitness Mississauga. With a distinguished career and a persona that resonated deeply within the industry, Robert Thomson, also recognized as “The Walking Tyrant” Craneo X, leaves behind a legacy cherished by many.
The news of Thomson’s passing, at the age of 41, sent shockwaves through the wrestling community, following a cardiac arrest he suffered backstage after competing in a match at the Hammering Cancer 4 fundraising show in Hamilton, Ontario. Despite the valiant efforts of his fellow wrestlers and emergency responders, Thomson tragically passed away in the ambulance en route to the hospital, leaving behind a void that will be difficult to fill.
Pro Wrestling World posted on Facebook,
“Rest in peace Rob “Rage” Thomson, a well-known Canadian indie wrestler who passed away yesterday after suffering a cardiac arrest at a wrestling show. Fellow wrestlers attempted CPR, but it was too late as he could not be revived. Rage was respected across the Canadian indie scene and perhaps most well-known for portraying Hawk on Dark Side of the Ring’s episode on The Road Warriors. He was only 41.”
Recognized as the inaugural Grand Champion of New Frontier, Robert Thomson was a familiar face in the Ontario wrestling scene, showcasing his talents for renowned organizations such as Crossfire Wrestling, Classic Championship Wrestling, and Deathproof Wrestling. Fondly known by monikers such as “Muscle Messiah” and “Tyrannosaurs Pecs,” his physical prowess and larger-than-life persona captured the hearts of wrestling enthusiasts nationwide.
Rob “Rage” Thomson was the first wrestler I ever managed at @BarrieWrestling. Stunned and saddened to hear of his passing tonight. Rest easy, big man. pic.twitter.com/8pZW5y2RVz
— Nug Nahrgang (@NugNahrgang) November 5, 2023
Beyond the ring, Thomson made notable appearances in the entertainment industry, including a role alongside “Rowdy” Roddy Piper in the film The Masked Saint, showcasing his versatility and talent. His dedication to fitness extended to his role as the fitness manager and personal trainer at a gym in Mississauga, Ontario, where he inspired countless individuals to pursue their health and wellness goals.
The family of Robert Thomson will be releasing details of his obituary and funeral arrangements at a later date, allowing friends, fans, and well-wishers to pay their respects and celebrate the life of a remarkable individual whose impact on the wrestling world and beyond will be remembered for years to come.
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Source: vothisaucamau.edu.vn
