Has anyone heard of it? What do you think of it?

It's dumb as fuck

Well if you wanna talk about it why not explain what it is for those who dont know? I aint wasting time to look it up.

Apparently 14 of the competitors of WM 7 have died prematurely. Like wow. "Oh look, a bunch of people that died competed on this show... 23 years ago. It's obviously cursed."

From a article 
looking like perhaps Wrestlemania VII was cursed. It took place in 1991 (at a time I was just losing interest in the “sport”). It featured the reunion of Macho Man & Miss Elizabeth and the debut of the Undertaker (he beat Superfly Snuka). In all, 51 wrestlers took part. Fourteen of them are already dead. A list to make you queasy after the jump


“The Texas Tornado” Kerry Von Erich – died at 33 from suicide one day after he was “indicted on a drug charge for prescription forgery”
Dino Bravo – died at 44, shot to death in a hotel room
Andre the Giant – age 46, congestive heart failure
Joey Marella – died at 31; fell asleep at the wheel
“The British Bulldog” Davey Boy Smith – dead at 39, steroid cocktails, HGH
Mr. Perfect – died at 44; cocaine, painkillers, steroids
Miss Elizabeth – died at 42 from a drug and alcohol overdose
Hawk – died at age 46, apparently of a heart attack
Hercules – died at 47, allegedly from heart disease
Big Boss Man – died at 41, heart attack
Earthquake – died at 42, allegedly of bladder cancer
Sensational Sherri – died at 49; accidental overdose of drugs, including high amounts of oxycodone
Crush - died at 44; drugs are believed to have played a part, but that’s unconfirmed (lots of details here, though)

This was written before Savage's and Warrior's Deaths

...and Warrior's

That's a stupid notion. I could go pluck one of a thousand wrestling events and say it's cursed because a bunch of people who performed on it have passed away.

WWE is cursed, everyone who wrestles for them dies eventually.

Viscera and Charlie Haas teamed up once. Viscera is dead.

Rip Shelton

Wrestlers in general have very short lifespans, especially old school guys. There's a lot of drugs on top of other health concerns we associate with wrestlers like concussions (which can lead to suicidal tendencies, among other things). Given that, I wouldn't give any stock to a "cursed" wrestling event (especially from that era) unless 75% or more died withing five years. Otherwise, it's not statistically strange at all. Very few of those deaths are surprising ones once you look at the lifestyles of the individuals involved.

Hell, how anyone could consider Andre a premature death with his condition is beyond me. He lived longer than he might should've, God bless him.

^ 6 more yeah than expected. Doctors said he would die by the time he was 40.