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Professional wrestler, World Wrestling Federation.  In 2006, after Kanyon's release from WWE, he began a gimmick in which he was an openly homosexual professional wrestler. This included a publicity stunt wherein he stated that WWE released him from his contract because of his sexuality. Later told reporters and radio personalities that this was just a publicity stunt. Subsequently retracted these statements and acknowledged that he was, in fact, homosexual.  Real name is Christopher Klucsaritis.  Also known as [[Chris Kanyon]].   
 
Professional wrestler, World Wrestling Federation.  In 2006, after Kanyon's release from WWE, he began a gimmick in which he was an openly homosexual professional wrestler. This included a publicity stunt wherein he stated that WWE released him from his contract because of his sexuality. Later told reporters and radio personalities that this was just a publicity stunt. Subsequently retracted these statements and acknowledged that he was, in fact, homosexual.  Real name is Christopher Klucsaritis.  Also known as [[Chris Kanyon]].   
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* [[LGBTQ Wrestlers and Wrestling Management]]
  
 
==Further Reading/Research==
 
==Further Reading/Research==

Latest revision as of 14:58, 11 December 2018

Christopher Kanyon

Country

United States

Birth - Death

1970 - 2010

Occupation

Sports

Description

Professional wrestler, World Wrestling Federation. In 2006, after Kanyon's release from WWE, he began a gimmick in which he was an openly homosexual professional wrestler. This included a publicity stunt wherein he stated that WWE released him from his contract because of his sexuality. Later told reporters and radio personalities that this was just a publicity stunt. Subsequently retracted these statements and acknowledged that he was, in fact, homosexual. Real name is Christopher Klucsaritis. Also known as Chris Kanyon.

See Also

Further Reading/Research


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