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Gunner Vincent Calaway

The story of how Gunner Vincent Calaway was born is one of the most intriguing I’ve ever heard. His mother, who had just lost her spouse to cancer, went into labor four months early and then died during childbirth. After she passed away, it became clear that the newborn baby was not breathing and did not have a heartbeat. The hospital staff put him in an incubator with full medical care to try to revive him but when they came back after an hour he still wasn’t moving or breathing on his own. If you’re anything like me you might think this would be a sad story but it’s actually quite uplifting.

How old is Gunner Vincent Calaway?

You may have heard of the name Gunner Vincent Calaway. This is a pseudonym, but his real name is Kenny Wayne Shepard. He was born on November 5th, 1989 in Baton Rouge, Louisiana and he has been playing since the age of 8. His father left when he was a little boy and his mother raised him as a single parent for most of his childhood. When he was 12 years old, his family moved to Dallas Texas because they were having financial difficulties from Hurricane Katrina. Nowadays you can find him touring with bands like The Rolling Stones or Billy Idol while also writing songs for other artists such as Keith Urban or Carrie Underwood.

Gunner Vincent Calaway Height

Gunner Vincent Calaway Height is the perfect height for an NBA player to be in order to play in the league. At 7’1″, Gunner has the height that most NBA players only dream of having. An average male’s height in America is 5’9″ which means that Gunner is not even close to being average size. If he were, he would be 6’6″—still taller than most NBA players but not nearly as tall as he currently stands at with his staggering 7’1″. The second tallest man alive today is about 6 inches shorter than Gunner and standing at 8 feet 2 inches—taller than any other human, but still a full 3 inches shorter than Gunner.

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The father of the Undertaker is the man who trained him, WWE Hall of Famer George Wright. The two were not biologically related but they developed a strong bond and when George’s health began to fail in late-1982, he asked that his real son Kane replace him as The Undertaker. After learning about this, Vincent Kennedy McMahon agreed to it on one condition: that Kane would change his name to “Paul Bearer.”