Who are Adam Page’s parents?

Adam Page (birth name: Stephen Blake Woltz) is a professional grappler from the United States of America. He is at present performing on All Elite Wrestling (AEW) under the in-ring name "Hangman" Adam Page. He started his career in free circuits in 2008. He signed with Ring of Honor (ROH) in 2011 and performed there till 2018. He first took the name "Hangman", a character inspired by cowboys after joining the Bullet Club group. He likewise performed for New Japan Pro Wrestling (NJPW) from 2016 to 2019. After leaving ROH Page signed with AEW in the year 2019. He participated in the AEW World Championship tournament but was defeated by Chris Jericho in the finals. He won the Men's Casino Battle Royale in 2019 and the Men's Casino Ladder Match two years later. Page is an AEW World Championship (one time), and an AEW World Tag Team Championship (one time). He is also a winner of the AEW Dynamite Award (two times).

His other important titles are the Carolina Wrestling Federation Mid-Atlantic (CWF) Heavyweight Championship (one time), CWF Mid-Atlantic Tag Team Championship (one time), Premiere Wrestling Xperience (PWX) Tag Team Championship (two times), Pro Wrestling International (PWI) International Trios Championship (two times), ROH World Six-Man Tag Team Championship (one time), ROH year end award (one time), ROH Breakout Star of the Year (2017), WrestleForce Tag Team Championship (one time). Adam was placed in the fourth position among the top 500 single grapplers in the list of PWI 500 in the year 2022 by Pro Wrestling Illustrated (PWI).

Adam Page Parents

The names of Adam Page's parents are presently not known. Their birthdate, birthplace, or how old are they is yet to be discovered. Page's parents keep a low profile and stay away from the limelight. However, according to Adam Page's Instagram, his parents were present at the time of his marriage. Adam uploaded the image of his parents and his wife on their marriage date on Instagram. His parents are extremely supportive and goes to watch wrestling shows. Adam uploaded an image of himself with his parents while attending a live show on February 10, 2018, via Instagram. His parents got a shoutout in that show and felt blessed. Page referenced an encounter that was not so pleasant for his parents when he took to Twitter and noticed that his parents found a human skull inside their acquired homestead house.