10 Things You Didn't Know About Stevie Richards
When you're playing as The Undertaker on video games, it's actually Stevie Richards.
A true veteran of the pro wrestling world, Stevie Richards is far from a household name. In truth, there are probably millions of grappling fans who haven't even really heard of the guy, and even some who have would struggle to picture his face clearly in their minds. To those who are fully aware of his talents, Richards is a shining beacon for the kind of people wrestling should have more of. Never coming across as anything other than humble, the guy seems truly grateful that he's had the opportunity to hone his craft and earn a living as a professional wrestler. In recent years, Richards has moved away from the industry he loves, focusing on another hobby, technology, and throwing himself head-first into that world with the same enthusiasm that was a hallmark of his wrestling career. Even though there are those who might not be fully aware of Stevie Richards, it's likely that even those who can't picture him have seen one of his matches. Once a veteran of the 'B' and 'C' shows in WWE, Richards is somewhat of an unsung hero, only really gaining appreciation when playing the role of the plain shirt-wearing mouthpiece for the Right To Censor group. This list takes in 10 different things wrestling fans may not know about the man, deserving coverage for one of the true nice guys of the industry.