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A professional wrestling enhancement talent who performed on several WWE shows has died. PWInsider.com confirmed the death of Ralph Mosca. He was 55 years old. Fidel Sierra, a longtime wrestling veteran who also made appearances for WWE, was a close friend of Mosca. He issued a statement on his Facebook page. “Just want to say it’s a very sad day finding out Ralph Mosca passed away,” Sierra wrote. “Lot of great times together. We booked FUW together for a while and he would come by my bar Crazy Dave’s Sports Bar. We always laughed together, had some crazy times at the end of the day. I lost another brother in this pro wrestling business. Rest in peace. Condolences to the family and friends from Fidel Sierra, the Cuban, Assassian, and fantasy.” Over the last few years, Mosca was reportedly dealing with health problems. He reduced his in-ring schedule, only performing once in 2022 and then one more time the following year. More News: WWE Hall of Famers Set to Appear on AEW Dynamite Rapha Mosca’s Pro Wrestling Career Mosca was seen on WWE TV several times in the early 1990s. Kevin Nash, who was known as Diesel at the time, had his debut WWE match against Mosca. In the Florida wrestling scene, Mosca was well-known. He performed for several Florida-based promotions, including Full Impact Pro. Before “NXT,” WWE used Florida Championship Wrestling as its developmental hub. Mosca was even featured in several matches under the FCW banner to help get younger talent over. Mosca’s last match took place at “WWN Battle For The Brave” on July 22, 2023, per Cagematch. He won a 30-man southern stamped battle royal match. Other names featured in the match were Alpha T, Bob Cook, Brian Brock, and Chase McCoy, to name a few. Former WWE Star Causes Issues Backstage at AEW Show: Report WWE Championship Changes Hands in SmackDown Stunner WWE SmackDown’s Chelsea Green Pushes for Huge Main Roster Addition For more on WWE content, head to Newsweek Sports.
