Andrew "Test" Martin's Death: Steriods Found in Tampa Home!

A few days ago, we heard of the passing of Andrew "Test" Martin. Many current and former WWE Superstars were saddened by it. Of course, his family, friends, and fans were as well.

Today would have been his 34th birthday, which is really a sad thing.

Some journalists speculated on the cause of his death. Could it have been drugs that caused the death? Could it have been other things?

We just didn't know enough to say for sure. However, now there is a lot more clarity. And it saddens me to say Tampa police discovered prescription drugs, including steroids and painkillers, in Martin's Tampa home.

He was found by a neighbor who saw him on his couch not moving for hours. After speculation, the neighbor checked and thought something was wrong then called police for a wellness check.

Martin was discovered dead later in the evening. He was thought to have been in the middle of a meal at the time, as there was a half eaten pizza and soda next to his body when he was found.

One could say, it could have been something in the food that killed him. He could have choked, or his enlarged heart could have been the culprit. There are plenty of other things besides drugs that may have been responsible for his premature death, and although there is plenty of speculation about drug abuse, I am not going to say it was drugs just yet.

Authorities will determine Martin's actual cause of death in a few weeks when a toxicology test is completed and results are available, according to the St. Petersburg Times.

Martin had been in the WWE for many years before his release a few years back. He was a former European, Intercontinental, and Tag Team champion in the WWE and was a part of the ECW roster before the release.

He then made his way to TNA Wrestling, he was let go pretty quickly and had been doing Indy shows for a while afterward.

He was said to be going on a European Tour in a few weeks which would have him going to many countries all over the continent for a few months such as Italy, England, and others.