WWE Hall of Famer Afa Anoa’i, aged 81, has passed away after a series of serious health issues, including heart attacks and multiple surgeries. His death was confirmed by his son Samu and daughter Vale, who expressed their grief on social media, noting the profound impact of his passing on their lives. Afa, alongside his brother Sika, formed the legendary tag team known as The Wild Samoans, winning the WWF Tag Team Championship three times and leaving a lasting legacy in professional wrestling. He was instrumental in training future wrestling stars, including Roman Reigns and The Usos, through the Wild Samoan Training Center. Afa’s contributions to wrestling, coupled with his family values, have left an indelible mark on the sport and his community. The wrestling world mourns the loss of a pioneer whose influence will resonate for generations.