Andrew Martin, WWE Star Known as Test, Dead at 33

Andrew Martin, a former professional wrestling star known as Test, was found dead in his apartment in Tampa on Friday night. He was 33.

Test had been a tag team champion and intercontinental champion in World Wrestling Entertainment, but he left the WWE in 2007. More recently, he wrestled in smaller promotions.

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Andrew "Test" Martin, March 13: The former World Wrestling Entertainment champion was found dead at his apartment. He was 33. Click through the gallery to see more recent deaths of athletes and sports personalities.

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No cause of death has been reported, but Pro Wrestling Insider got this statement from the Tampa Police Department:

At approximately 8:00pm on Friday, March 13, 2009, Tampa Police Officers responded to the Post Harbour Apartments, located at 725 Harbour Place Drive to check on the welfare of Mr. Andrew J. Martin. A neighbor reported that she could see into his apartment through a window and that Mr. Martin appeared motionless for several hours.

Officers entered the apartment and discovered Mr. Martin to be deceased. At this time there is no indication of foul play. The deceased was transported to the Medical Examiners Office for an autopsy to determine the cause of death. The date of the autopsy is undetermined at this time. The next of kin has been notified of the death.

Martin was suspended by the WWE after failing a drug test in 2007, shortly before he left the organization. He was arrested for drunk driving in 2008.