Chyna was posthumously inducted into the WWE Hall of Fame after her sad passing; however, in 2019, she was inducted as a member of D-Generation X rather than individually.
Chyna will likely one day be admitted into the Hall of Fame alone, according to fellow honorees Shawn Michaels and Triple H.
Chyna’s passing was tragic for wrestlers. She no longer competes in wrestling, but she is still a well-liked, albeit contentious, presence in the industry.
As Chyna's incredible WWE Hall Of Fame induction month comes to a close… What was your favorite memory about the ceremony?!#Chyna #WWE #WWEHOF #WrestleMania #TeamChyna #Chyna2020 #ChynaIsIn pic.twitter.com/Yetzk75bzJ
— Chyna (@ChynaJoanLaurer) April 30, 2019
Did Chyno pass away?
When former wrestler Joanie “Chyna” Laurer suddenly passed away last week at the age of 45, it shocked the wrestling community. According to her manager Anthony Anzaldo, the late WWE star died from a concoction of Ambien, a sleeping drug, and a version of the sedative Valium, on Wednesday.
To try to overcome his drug addiction, the artist even made an appearance on Vh1’s “Celebrity Rehab.”
Since Chyna was given the pills by a doctor, it is not surprising that no illegal substances were discovered at her Redondo Beach, California, residence. Tragically, the LA Times reported, she did not take the medications as directed.
