Del 'The Patriot' Wilkes, WWE star, dead at 59
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WWE star Del "The Patriot" Wilkes has died after a reported heart attack.
According to the company, Wilkes was a college football star before entering the world of wrestling at the University of South Carolina. While playing at the school, he was voted a consensus All-American. The star reportedly died of a heart attack, per Wrestling News, citing a Facebook post from his mother.
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