Mike Bell Passes Away Just Months After Brother’s Steroid Documentary
Mike Bell, on the left
Just a few short months after he was featured in his brother’s steroid documentary “Bigger Stronger Faster“, former WWF jobber Mike Bell has passed away. The cause is not yet known. He was 37 years old.
As well as having a consistently solid Indy career, Bell was a regular enhancement worker throughout the 90s in the WWF (sporadically appearing until 2003) and had a short run with the original ECW when they were on TNN. He is however probably most remembered when Perry Saturn randomly began shooting on him during a Jacked/Metal taping in 2001. He was dumped outside of the ring and then legitimately rammed in to the ring steps after Perry got pissed at several botched moves.
Mike was most recently featured in his brother Chris Bell’s documentary as a depressive star delusionally still trying everything he could to make it the business. Although the film revealed that he had attempted suicide there is no reason to believe that this is the case. Mike has had several health issues over the years.
Our condolences go out to his family and friends.
Here is the video of Mike Bell taking on Saturn:
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R.I.P Mike Bell
rest in peace mike bell you will be forever missed
your family knew you all too well… “We’re afraid you’ll lose it all then lose yourself, Mike.” – Chris Bell in Bigger, Faster, Stronger RIP MAN
i watched the documentary months ago. to hear this news (just now) is upsetting. my thoughts go out to the family and friends of Mike. R.I.P.
man I feel for Mike Bell’s family, his wife and son who loved him so much. I saw the documentary today and his father said they will probably find him dead someday because of his steroid abuse. He was a guy who wanted to be big in life, better than average. I just typed his name in google after watching the documentary to see if he had achieved his goal of getting a contract with WWE, a real contract instead of just serving as a jobber as he had done some years back. RIP Mike and God bless his family man. I feel for em.