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Trailer for Wrestling with Chyna documentary released

The trailer of Wrestling with Chyna, the documentary that was being shot on the former WWE Women’s and Intercontinental champion before she passed away, has been released on YouTube today by director Erik Angra.

A Kickstarter campaign to fund the documentary – with a goal of $10,000 – was reached in July 2015 with nearly $13,000 collected. The documentary followed Chyna across the United States as she chronicled her history, rediscovering herself with the media and critics, and trying to get her life back on track again.

Unfortunately, Chyna passed away in April of last year and the discovery of her body was all caught on tape. The ending of the trailer for the documentary shows her manager, Anthony Anzaldo, opening the door of her Redondo Beach apartment and calling her name before it fades to black.

The documentary was originally titled the Reconstruction of Chyna but it was changed to Wrestling with Chyna following her death.

You can see the trailer below.


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Colin Vassallo has been editor of Wrestling-Online since 1996. He is born and raised in Malta, follows professional wrestling and MMA, loves to travel, and is a big Apple fan!

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