Brit WWE fan final seen in Las Vegas for WrestleMania weekend is tragically discovered useless
Wrestling fan Marc Izard, 43, who travelled to Las Vegas for WrestleMania weekend, saw a major missing persons appeal launched after he was last seen leaving the arena for Smackdown as WWE superstar Natalya also shared the post
Marc Izard took a photo with WWE superstar Natalya before he was reported missing
A UK wrestling fan who went missing after travelling to Las Vegas, US, for the events across the WWE WrestleMania weekend has tragically been found dead, according to local authorities.
Marc Izard, 43, was reported missing after last been seen watching Smackdown at the T-Mobile arena on April 17. An appeal was posted online in hope of finding information of Marc’s whereabouts, even being shared by a WWE superstar.
Unfortunately, the Clark County coroner’s office confirmed that Marc was found dead the day after he was last seen on April 18, the day of WrestleMania Night One.
As reported by Las Vegas Review-Journal, Marc was found in the 1700 block of Las Vegas Boulevard South, between East St. Louis Avenue and Oakley Boulevard. The Clark County coroner’s office said yesterday (April 27) that his cause of death is still pending.
The missing person appeal, which noted that Marc used a walking stick, had over a million views and was shared on Facebook, Reddit and X.
Alarms were raised over Marc when he failed to make his return flight home to the UK. Loved ones were also unable to reach him since he was last seen on April 18.
The appeal had even been shared by WWE superstar Natalya, daughter of Hall of Famer Jim Neidhart, who appeared in the last known photo of Marc, taken on April 16, before he was tragically found dead.
Writing before the sad news, she posted on X: “A member of our wrestling family, Marc Izard, is currently missing after WrestleMania weekend in Las Vegas.
“His last known sighting was leaving the arena after SmackDown on April 17, his last photo taken was with me at my signing.
“Marc travelled from the UK and has not made it home or been in contact since.
“If you have any information at all, please reach out to the email listed in the poster as well as @LVMPD Let’s come together and help bring Marc home safely.”
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