Dr Death Steve Williams and Steve Ray – A Shoot in the Ring
At a May ’91 UWF taping, Herb Abrams paid Dr. Death Steve Williams to “take care of” Steve Ray. The ensuing shoot quickly turned dangerous.
Tempers flare, the script is tossed, and violence ensues. Discover when professional wrestling matches turned real and when shoot fights took place outside the ring!
At a May ’91 UWF taping, Herb Abrams paid Dr. Death Steve Williams to “take care of” Steve Ray. The ensuing shoot quickly turned dangerous.
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