Rick Achberger, known to wrestling fans as WWE Sign Guy, has passed away.
Achberger was a well-known wrestling fan who wore a blue workman shirt and red hat, holding up signs at World Wrestling Entertainment events. He attended 40 to 50 events a year. He was recently at WWE SmackDown on May 1.
From Lance Petersen:
"It’s with a heavy heart that I announce the passing of WWE Sign Guy Rick Achberger, today Sunday 9/27/26. He was an absolute great guy and loved talking with fans at the shows. He tackled some health problems a couple of years ago, but last month began to go downhill rapidly. Rest in peace."
We send our condolences to Rick Achberger's friends and family.
Rick Achberger, known to wrestling fans as WWE Sign Guy, has passed away.
Achberger was a well-known wrestling fan who wore a blue workman shirt and red hat, holding up signs at World Wrestling Entertainment events. He attended 40 to 50 events a year. He was recently at WWE SmackDown on May 1.
From Lance Petersen:
"It’s with a heavy heart that I announce the passing of WWE Sign Guy Rick Achberger, today Sunday 9/27/26. He was an absolute great guy and loved talking with fans at the shows. He tackled some health problems a couple of years ago, but last month began to go downhill rapidly. Rest in peace."
We send our condolences to Rick Achberger's friends and family.
🎙️ El actor Neil Patrick Harris, en el podcast de @notsam:
"Me gustaba ver WWE en secreto cuando era joven. Fue una especie de pista para saber que iba a ser gay. Pantalones ajustados, untados en aceite, forcejeando... Pensaba, tal vez no me tenía que gustar esto tanto como me gusta"
Diablos, nos cazaron.