The Road Warriors were first who introduced body-type muscularity in wrestling

The Road Warriors, a professional wrestling tag team, were first who introduced bodybuilding-type muscularity in this sport. This tag team was composed of Hawk (Mike Hegstrand) and Animal (Joe Laurinaitis). Hegstrand died in 2003. The death of this person came suddenly because of a heart attack. This wrestler died at the age of 46. As it is known, popular media usually writes about deaths of professional wrestlers, linking the cases with usage of anabolic steroids. The death of Hegstrand was not an exception. After the death of this wrestler a lot of articles appeared in newspapers that demonized anabolic steroids for this case.
Joe “Animal” Laurinaitis admitted to usage of steroids by this professional wrestling team. But he claimed that these medications hadn’t lead to Hegstrand’s death. He added that other conditions were responsible for Hegstrand’s death as well as deaths of other wrestlers. This person pointed out that such drugs, as cocaine and Xanax had to be demonized for such cases. Joe Laurinaitis confirmed that he wanted to explain that steroids had not been connected with death of Hegstrand.
Joe Laurinaitis said that cocaine and Xanax had led to the death of this professional wrestler. He also said that these drugs caused deaths of such persons, as Henning, Rick Rude and Davey Boy Smith. According to Joe Laurinaitis, administration of cocaine frequently leads to usage of morphine. These drugs destruct health wholly and cause heart attacks.
Why must affirmation of Laurinaitis be true? He was in Australia with Hegstrand. He knows about what he tells. Lately Laurinaitis collaborated with Andrew William Wright to say about his experiences with “Hawk”.