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I know on Raw last night they had a tribute show and mixed up Raw and Smackdown wrestlers. It is not hard to tell he was loved by his wrestling family and by his fans.
He was a drug and alcoholic until 4 years ago since then he has been clean. I suspect it was a heart attack or something like that maybe from the damage done years ago. Time will tell after the autopsy is done.
He was a drug and alcoholic until 4 years ago since then he has been clean. I suspect it was a heart attack or something like that maybe from the damage done years ago. Time will tell after the autopsy is done.
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I don't normally watch Wrestling anymore but I was raised on it as a kid 
As I flipped channels last night I saw his tribute show and watched a bit of it. Very sad indeed that he died.
When my husband came downstairs this morning, I told him that Eddie had died and how he was found. His first comment was that it was from former drug and steroid abuse....
As I flipped channels last night I saw his tribute show and watched a bit of it. Very sad indeed that he died.When my husband came downstairs this morning, I told him that Eddie had died and how he was found. His first comment was that it was from former drug and steroid abuse....
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Chithedobe said:
I don't normally watch Wrestling anymore but I was raised on it as a kid As I flipped channels last night I saw his tribute show and watched a bit of it. Very sad indeed that he died.
When my husband came downstairs this morning, I told him that Eddie had died and how he was found. His first comment was that it was from former drug and steroid abuse....
As I flipped channels last night I saw his tribute show and watched a bit of it. Very sad indeed that he died.When my husband came downstairs this morning, I told him that Eddie had died and how he was found. His first comment was that it was from former drug and steroid abuse....
It is so sad that when someone dies the first thing people think of is that he was a drug and alcoholic. He was clean for four years and if he slipped up, I still thing he was a heck of a wrestler and he sure tried to do right by his family by cleaning up.
I heard it Sunday... when not many details were found. No real link I talked about it with other MMA fans and they told me about it.
Apparently, he was found dead in his hotel with his toothbrush in his hand and everything.
People WILL say steroids but the Guerrerro family really isn't one to do such a thing-- he may have a while ago and it came back to haunt him. But from what I read it was some sort of heart failure-- maybe cardiac arrest.
Apparently, he was found dead in his hotel with his toothbrush in his hand and everything.
People WILL say steroids but the Guerrerro family really isn't one to do such a thing-- he may have a while ago and it came back to haunt him. But from what I read it was some sort of heart failure-- maybe cardiac arrest.
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Chris Benoit and Ray Mysterio, they both had hugh crying sessions which caused me to join right in with the wet eyes. They were his best friends and of course his nephew who stated that even though they were uncle/nephew, he felt more like brothers. He is the one who found him and they sure were close. Even Hunter teared up pretty good [Triple H].
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I got this off the official wwe raw website
Here is the link to read the whole story
http://www.wwe.com/
Here is the link to read the whole story
http://www.wwe.com/
I met Eddie at at the funeral of a mutual friend here in Morristown. He'd driven 10 hours straight after a show to get to the funeral, and had another show to do the following evening another 500 miles away. He struck me as a genuine and loyal human being - as many of these guys are. It really gives you a different perspective on so many of these guys when you see them come together and hear them speak from the heart. There were several of the WWE headliners who came to the funeral and spoke of their long friendship and reminisced about the hard times and the funny times and how often the two were the same. But I remember Eddie's face. He came in red-eyed and exhausted and sat down - more like collapsed - in the pew and I could see the memories crowding through his mind . . . For someone like Eddie, the brotherhood of the ring can be as strong a tie as blood and family.