WWE Wrestler Dies: Sean O’Haire commits Suicide

It was in the afternoon when former WWE wrestler Sean O’Haire’s father entered his room and to his shock found his son’s body all limp on the bed with a rope around his neck. 

He had hanged himself to death by tying the other end to the bedpost. His father immediately called 911. The authorities reached his home in South Carolina and found the WWE wrestler without any signs of life left behind in him. 

According to TMZ, “O’Haire committed suicide.  He was found in his bedroom beside his bed, with a red rope tied around his neck and connected to the bedpost. His body was discovered by his father, who then called 911.”

There are no chances of anyone having planned all this and having made it look like a suicide and so foul play was ruled out. A report on any toxic drugs or elements in the wrestler’s body will be prepared shortly and only then can the complete picture come to the surface. 

The real name of former WWE Wrestler was Sean Christopher Haire, who died Monday, September 8, 2014, at his home in Spartanburg, S.C., according to an online obituary featured on the official website of the J.F. Floyd Mortuary.

Sean O’Haire was born on February 25, 1971, in Atlanta, GA. John Ernest Haire and late Sheila Scoggins Zeek were his parents.

Sean first joined the WCW a decade and a half ago and with his partner Chuck Palumbo, he engaged in some very wild wrestling in the ring. That was until the WCW stopped its operations. Then he joined the WWE and later on left it about ten years ago. 

Later on in life, O’Haire took to kickboxing and mixed martial arts. Finally he left that too and instead of fighting for a living chose hairstyling and cosmetology. 

Sean had a nihilistically secretive character in his wrestling days which was labeled “Devil’s Advocate”. Born in Atlanta, Georgia, he grew up to be a fairly decent gentleman and was a loving kind soul. 

Sean had even studied Buddhism and was all for non-violence as a way of life. He has left behind a father, sister and three brothers who are all in tears and grief at his meaningless death from suicide. 

While his persona as Devil’s Advocate in the ring and before his fans was very dangerous and wild, in real life he was just the opposite. He had the guts to challenge the mighty Hulk Hogan in the Smackdown in 2003. 

He tied the knot twice in life but got divorced each time as well. In a way he reminds us of Robbin Williams, a comedian and actor, who also battled the Black Dog known as depression before giving in to it and hanging himself. 

A Celebration of Life visitation will be held 1:00-3:00 PM Saturday, September 13, 2014, at his home at 510 Hampton Drive, Spartanburg, SC 29306.

/4/Sean O’Haire’s soul find the peace in the Afterlife which he didn’t find on the temporal level!   

another pro wrestler gone far too soon #RIPSeanOHaire pic.twitter.com/W6Q5kHV2Kj

— Stevie Bell (@StevieBell28) September 11, 2014

Rest In Peace former #WCW World Tag Team Champion Sean O’Haire. #RIPSeanOHaire pic.twitter.com/c41kamGOEn

— WCW Archive (@WCWarchive) September 10, 2014

For you Sean O’Haire! Save a locker for me! #RIPSeanOHaire http://t.co/JIaVosof2h

— Rowdy Roddy Piper (@R_Roddy_Piper) September 11, 2014

Sad To Hear The News Of
The Passing Of Sean O’Haire Loved His Run In @WWE
With @R_Roddy_Piper #RIPSeanOHaire pic.twitter.com/BEqaCn5nfF

— Jonny (@LatinShowOff) September 10, 2014

. @TripleH closes media call offering condolences to friends and family on behalf of #WWE on passing of Sean O’Haire. #RIPSeanOHaire

— Scott Fishman (@smFISHMAN) September 10, 2014

Like I ranted about several weeks ago, Sean O’Haire had it all. He had all the tools to be a legit top superstar for years. #RIPSeanOHaire

— SID (@SychoVicious) September 10, 2014

Just heard about Sean O’Haire. He was such an underrated talent I enjoyed his run with @R_Roddy_Piper #RIPSeanOHaire pic.twitter.com/TtfQ1xodns

— Dontbescaredhomie (@billywiggens) September 10, 2014

Saddened to hear of the death of former WWE & WCW star Sean O’Haire. Another taken too soon. #RIPSeanOHaire. pic.twitter.com/P4jzXJrSjL

— Wrestling Facts (@WrestleFact) September 10, 2014

Our condolences to the friends & family of Sean O’Haire. #WWE #RIPSeanOHaire pic.twitter.com/HQrgJL1uGF

— Markin’ Out (@MarkinOut) September 10, 2014