Wrestling Legend Dennis Condrey of The Midnight Express Dies

Wrestling legend Dennis Condrey, best known as one-half of the Midnight Express, has died at 74. AEW star Dax Harwood was among the first to comment on the news via Instagram and shared a link to a GoFundMe page to help Condrey’s wife with funeral expenses.

Origins of the Midnight Express

Condrey helped form the original Midnight Express with Randy Rose. The team first appeared in Southeast Championship Wrestling and gained regional attention.

He later reformed the team with Bobby Eaton in Mid-South Wrestling. Jim Cornette served as their manager during that later run.

Long career across major promotions

Condrey debuted in 1973 and wrestled for five decades. His resume includes World Class Championship Wrestling, AWA, NWA, Georgia Championship Wrestling, and Jim Crockett Promotions.

He wrestled under the nickname “Loverboy” during much of his career. His in-ring work left a lasting impression on peers and fans.

Championship accomplishments

Across his career, Condrey amassed dozens of titles. He held a record 15 reigns with the NWA Southeastern Tag Team Championship.

He also recorded nine reigns with the NWA Southern Tag Team Championship. Those totals highlight his status as a top tag team wrestler.

Tributes and community support

Members of the wrestling community, including FTR and CM Punk, paid tribute to Condrey. Dax Harwood’s fundraising effort aimed to cover funeral costs and support Condrey’s wife.

Fans and colleagues have shared memories and condolences on social media. The community response underscores his influence in the sport.

Condolences

Filmogaz.com extends deepest condolences to Dennis Condrey’s family, friends, and fans. His contributions to professional wrestling will be remembered.