Broderick Shepherd, a “Australian Suicide,” died at age 32.

At age 32, Broderick Shepherd, often known as Australian Suicide in the wrestling community, passed away. His passing was verified by CWA and other wrestling-related sites. He reportedly died at home, and there are hints that a serious case of despair contributed to his demise.

Born on October 24, 1992, Shepherd was 5’1″ and developed a career as a high-flying competitor, mostly in the AAA promotion in Mexico. Because to his fast-paced, daring approach, he gained a devoted following. Over the years, he had a significant impression on Lucha Libre and held the AAA World Cruiserweight Championship.

In the independent wrestling scene, Australian Suicide established a strong reputation. He started his career in his home country of Australia, where he immediately gained recognition for his daring skills and enthusiasm for pushing the boundaries of in-ring performance. Promotions all around the world took notice of his distinctive wrestling style, which combined speed, acrobatics, and risky moves.

Shepherd’s character, Australian Suicide, which would eventually come to characterize his career, started to take shape while he was on the independent scene. For the amusement of fans, this character was constantly eager to take chances and personified the attitude of a reckless daredevil. He honed his skills during his time in independent wrestling, showcasing his abilities before entering larger arenas like AAA and AEW

Shepherd’s journey through the independent scene was integral to his development as a performer, and his commitment to his craft was evident in his matches. Many fans and wrestlers alike have expressed admiration for his relentless work ethic and passion, which helped him carve out a respected place for himself in the wrestling world.

Fans and peers have expressed their sorrow over his demise in spades. “This one hits a little harder and I don’t have words right now,” wrestler Kat Von Heez said in reference to his career and their time together. Before Broderick (Australian Suicide) relocated to Mexico, I hung around, trained, and shared the ring with him. He was a fun, free-spirited, and talented individual that I was so happy to see rise to success in Mexico. You’re gone way too soon, and I’m so glad I got to know you. Sending my condolences to your family and friends. R.I.P Broderick.”

His passing was also recognized by CWA, who wrote, “The wrestling world is mourning.” Please accept our sincere sympathies on the loss of her spouse to Vanilla Vargas, our industry partner, and to his family and friends. Great strength.

At this time, no other information regarding his death or funeral arrangements is available.