An eight-year-old Zach Gowen woke up from surgery without his left leg. By the time doctors discovered the cancer in the limb, there was no choice but to amputate.
In pain, uncertain, worn down by chemotherapy, the young boy could have no idea that a future in pro wrestling awaited him. At that point, all he wanted to do was go to recess and play Nintendo.
Three weeks after the amputation, he left the hospital and returned home for the first time. His grandmother ordered the 1992 Royal Rumble pay-per-view for him as a gift. Packed into a trailer, friend...
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