Professional Wrestler Dennis Condrey Dies at 70
Dennis Condrey, a founding member of the original Midnight Express, has died at 74. He helped define modern tag team wrestling and left a lasting mark on the sport.
Career highlights
Condrey debuted in 1973. He formed the Midnight Express with Bobby Eaton and was managed by Jim Cornette. The team became one of wrestling’s most celebrated tag acts.
- Competed across many territories, including AWA and NWA.
- Worked for Georgia Championship Wrestling and Mid-South.
- Appeared in Jim Crockett Promotions and other regional promotions.
He retired from in-ring competition in 2011. Fans and historians often call him a pioneer of tag team wrestling.
Family and fundraiser
Fellow wrestler Dax Harwood launched a GoFundMe to assist Condrey’s widow, Theresa. Harwood said Condrey was kind and devoted to his wife.
With Theresa’s permission, Harwood opened the fundraiser to cover funeral costs and outstanding bills. He asked for donations only from those able to help.
Public reaction and legacy
Many peers and fans have paid tribute to Condrey. He was known to some by the nickname “Loverboy.” Memories focus on his work with the Midnight Express.
Some online searches include the keyword professional wrestler Dennis Condrey dies at 70, though public notices list his age as 74. Filmogaz.com sends condolences to Condrey’s family, friends, and fans.
Those who wish to contribute can locate the GoFundMe shared by Dax Harwood. Please also keep Theresa Condrey in your thoughts during this difficult time.
