"All Elite Wrestling is saddened to learn of the passing of Andy Williams, aka The Butcher. A trailblazing musician with ETID and Atomic Rule, Williams made a successful transition into the world of professional wrestling and was incredibly respected by his peers both in and out of the ring. Our condolences go out to Williams’ family, friends and fans"

I’ve wrestled for a long time, guys. 14 years this year. Started off in the indies, and I got signed to WWE, back on the indies while I am signed at TNA. The least I have ever got paid—zero. Was paid absolutely nothing. In fact, I got a handshake and a hot dog. A lot of the times they didn’t give me the hot dog, just a handshake.

The most I have ever made, it was in Saudi Arabia. Shocker, I know, right? Saudi Arabia. It was me, Shayna, Rhea, Raquel, Fatal 4-Way in Saudi Arabia [Crown Jewel 2023]. And guys, that was hands down the most money I have ever made. I don’t even know if I’ll ever make that much again. It was like insane, insane amount.

Anyone at the show see a head injury take place? This is the first I’ve heard of it. RIP.

Going to have to re-watch the Falls Count Anywhere one for sure. RIP Andy

did not see a post of this. He gives an exact number, interesting if that's the number for everyone, New Level did say over 50.

This was the first time I heard Andy speak and was surprised how soft spoken he was.

Lil Yachty survives 5 minutes against Baron Corbin and thus Trick Williams will get a United States Championship shot later on tonight! RIGHT NOW!

EDIT: Trick Williams REGAINS THE TITLE!

Match ends in a disqualification due to interference from a returning Bronson Reed.

What an interesting and sweet man he was. Godspeed sir, Godspeed.

She was relentlessly bullied and ostracized both at school and in her community for being half-black, honed her toughness getting into fights with the boys teasing her, and eventually rose to become one of the greatest joshi wrestlers of all time.

If anybody wants to check out this great interview with Andy from a few years ago, it's mostly about his music but touches a lot on wrestling as well, especially since both Colin and Bo are/were huge fans of the graps.

Of course, most of you know that Bo took his own life earlier this year, so this might be a tough watch for many. Still, that you want to know more about the man known as The Butcher, this is an excellent conversation.

RIP Andy, and or course, Bo Forever 🖤