The pro wrestling world is currently mourning the passing of Bobby Horne, who famously wrestled as Mo in Men On A Mission, at the age of just 58. And now, in disappointing news, Dave Meltzer has revealed on Wrestling Observer Radio that Horne reached out to WWE for help paying for a kidney transplant, but was declined, seemingly because the company did not want to set a precedent.
Horne kicked off his wrestling career in 1991, and along with Nelson Frazier, later known as Mabel and then Viscera, he joined WWE in 1993 as Men on a Mission, managed by Oscar. Their larger-than-life presence and rapping persona helped them become prominent members of the roster, and together they captured tag team gold. And while this was a career highlight for Horne, his tag partner, would achieve greater success, winning WWE’s annual King of the Ring tournament.
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