Did John Cena's victory at Wrestlemania kill Margaret Thatcher? Did the Rock Loss at Wrestlemania cause Margaret Thatcher's stroke?

Rumors are circulating that John Cena's win at Wrestlemania was part of the cause of Margaret Thatcher's stroke. Word from those who were nearby expressed Thatcher's passion about professional wrestling, and her excitement and support of wrestler Dwayne Johnson, aka The Rock. During Sunday's Pay Per View Event The Rock lost a heated contest against John Cena, and apparently Margaret Thatcher was not happy with those results.

Margaret Thatcher met Vincent K. McMahon a few times in the 90s and was a public supporter of the product during the "Attitude Era". "The Attitude Era" was flagshipped by The Rock and Steve Austin, and it is no surprise that Margaret was an avid fan of The Rock. While her support of the product was not publicized, it was a growing fascination that spread from rumors, as she was directly asked about her love of wrestling, which she did not deny.





Funny picture of Margaret Thatcher. Margaret Thatcher wrestling.

The night of Wrestlemania was a big night for Wrestling Fans, as it is dubbed the Superbowl of Professional Wrestling. Superstars, giants, musicians (including P.Diddy), move stars, and many of the greatest athletes on the planet compete in this spectacle. The Main Event of the Night was a back and fourth battle, a rematch of last WrestleMania, John Cena versus the Rock. Reports spread following the death of Margaret Thatcher that she had spent the night prior to her death engrossed in the WWE's event, and was passionately rooting for The Rock to win in the Main Event. While the event itself did not seem to amount to much more than an exciting televised event for Thatcher, it is possible that the excitement of the event could have brought on a stroke only a few hours later on. Did John Cena's victory at Wrestlemania kill Margaret Thatcher? Did the Rock Loss at Wrestlemania cause Margaret Thatcher's stroke? An interesting story, and more details will shed some light on this story as time passes.