Pro wrestler Andy Williams, known as The Butcher, dies at 48

<p>Andy Williams, the professional wrestler known as The Butcher, died at the age of 48 following a medical emergency during a wrestling match. Williams was performing with his tag team partner Jesse Guilmette, known as The Blade, at Enjoy Wrestling in Millvale, Pennsylvania, on Friday night when he collapsed at the end of the match.</p><p>The promotion stated that medical staff on site provided immediate assistance, administering CPR until an ambulance arrived. They later confirmed that Williams had died, according to the Allegheny County Medical Examiner's Office.</p><p>All Elite Wrestling (AEW) released a statement expressing sadness over Williams' passing, noting his successful transition from music to wrestling and his respect among peers. Williams was also a musician, known for his work with the band Every Time I Die.</p><p>Williams began his wrestling training in the early 2010s and made his debut in 2015. He teamed up with Guilmette in 2017, forming the duo known as The Butcher and The Blade, and appeared in various wrestling promotions, including AEW, Ring of Honor, and Total Nonstop Action Wrestling.</p><p>Social media reactions from the wrestling community followed the announcement of Williams' death.</p>