The article I read also mentioned the Benoit incident, and I don't think they should really link the two together. They were both wrestlers and likely used steroids, but Adams didn't suffer from the psychosis that Benoit did. They make it seem like steroids caused the Benoit thing, but the level of testosterone in Benoit's body didn't suggest "roid rage." Adams tried his hand at boxing too, after his WWE days but a shoulder injury caused him to retire from that sport before his first bout. If he were training to be a boxer, I would think with the testing involved there he has probably been clean for a few years, unless he was using recreational drugs or something after that. I can't find anything on what he's been up to after about 2003. My heart goes out to his family. If congress thinks that the sacredness of baseball is being tarnished by steroids enough to launch their own investigation, why hasn't there been more investigation into pro wrestling where former athletes have been passing away prematurely increasingly in the past decade? Is the all-time home run record more important than dozens of human lives?