Is Eddie Gurerro (wrestler) really dead or are they fakeing it ?
141570
No, it's not an *angle*-- Eddie Guerrero is honestly and really dead. He died of heart disease at the age of 38. The WWE may be confusing the issue, though, by continuing to mention him in its storylines on Smackdown. But no, sorry to say, he is really dead.
943486
Eddie really died. No, it wouldn't be as good. How many people watch the real wrestling at the Olympics?
835092
no!!!, all because of chavo!!!!\n\nif eddie was alive, he wouldn't like this one bit!!!!!!!!!!!!\n\nwe filipino's luvvvvvvvv.... REY MYSTERIO!!!!
579187
He is not dead. He appeared recently on the UK edition of Celebrity Big Brother. Rodman has been known to court celebrity and I would not put faking his own death beyond him. However, this is certainly a case of reports of his death being greatly exaggerated (as Mark Twain said).
305020
Hint: Things are always so much easier to find when you're spelling them correctly.\n\nThe former wrestling superstar was Eddie Guerrero - click the link below to find one of many screensavers and wallpapers available for Eddie Guerrero. \n\n(I couldn't find any Eddie Guerro stuff.)
757471
I do....it's ridiculous that Eddie died over a year ago & the WWE is still using his name to push storylines....enough already.
958861
Eddie was a gifted wrestler, devoted family man, good friend, awesome entertainer who's short life touched a lot of people. I cried for 3 days after hearing of his passing. He was a shining example ofwhat wrestling should be and also of what hard work and dedication can bring. I also think that he touched lives inside and outside of the ring, I have not seen anybody interviewed who had a harsh word to say about him.He is and shall continue to be missed. R.I.P. Latino Heat, and Viva La Raza
71803
yes i do because i meet eddie three day before he died outside of the hotel he was a great perso to talk to. rest in peace eddie. VIVA LA RAZA!!!
915531
what about Dan Gable????? he was a real wrestler...... not this fake crap.......
461695
I think Eddie's death had a lot to do with it, but that doesn't change the fact he is a good champ.  He's been a hard working professional for many years and the company can trust him - he isn't immature, never does drugs, and never gets hurt.  His mask is selling a lot, and as long as his merchandise sells this much, his title rain won't be short.  \n\nI've never been a big fan of his, I always thought he was in the league of like XPAC or Juventud, not any better - but the top guys in charge don't think so.  Even towards the end of WCW they gave Rey victories of Kevin Nash, Scott Hall, Bam Bam, and they were going to make him champ too if they company didn't fold.  He must be a hard worker.
1059432
Was it fake? No... It was scripted and the winner and moves were decided before the match (as happens in most wrestling matches), but it was for real, the blades, barbwired, the fire - it was all real, and both were hurt during the fight.\n\nAre they friends?\nYes they are, most wrestlers do get along with each other in real life, when are out of character. It's their character which are enemies. \nYou won't believe how many wrestlers which are arch enemies on screen are actually best friends in reality.\nMick Foley and Adam Copeland (Edge) are friends in real life, and Mick even wrote the intoduction to Adam's book.
666469
he owns a company.  He's a fictional character on the wrestling show.  I hope this question was meant to be a joke...
1025217
It's fake.  But sooooo much fun to watch.  and r.d. are you talking about Sid Vicious and his leg snapping during a match?  That was sooo gross to see, and yet strangely exciting!
839225
When the blood comes down from thier foreheads then yes... it is real..  but dont believe that it came from a chairshot or being hit by the belt... I would say only like 5% of those shots actually make the wrestlers bleed.  No if you look closely on some of these matches  they keep a really small razor blade either in their taped up wrists,or the referee hands it to them (  notice when ever a chair shot happens, the cameras focus in on the guy who gave the blow, giving him a close up on his face, this gives the other guy enough time  to cut himself with the blade and get rid of it.) A great example of this was the Hell in the cell match with DX Vs Mr McMahon, Shane McMahon and the Big Show.  If you check out the DVD.. look at the part where Shane is about to do the "catapult" manuver to HHH.  The camera angle was good enough to show HHH reaching up to his forehead with a tiny razor blade and run it across his skull. HHH was bleeding bad from that self inflicted cut that was supposed to be cause by his head hitting the cage.  \n\nAnother sure sign is when they are thrown over the top and they land on the floor... or when they are run head first into the steel ring pole or whatever.. they always fall back and their head sometimes goes under the drape of the ring , away from the publics eyes and the camera.  They are opening themselves up under there. or getting something for later.\n\nSomething for later? Yep..  ever seen guys spit up blood?  and they have "internal injuries"  from a wicked chair shot to the gut or this guys head was stuck inside of a folding chair and the villian comes stomping on the chair causing massive injuries?!  Well they just popped a hollywood blood pill, mixed with spit it looks like blood coming up .  That is fake.  \n\nStill.. I love the show.  sometimes...  you gotta sit back and think...  wow...  I think he messed up.. he wasnt supposed to bleed like that.  I think some real cuts and injuries are Mick Foley's ear being ripped off against Vader.  Yea.. you cant really fake that.  another Foley match.. his I quit match against Ric Flair.  Ric covered his right hand with barbed wire and chopped Mic in the chest...  not much blood.. but the ending cuts on his chest were not pretty at all.  very jagged and nasty.  \n\nOne of the bloodiest matches i seen is with Tommy Dreamer. I believe it was "One Night Stand"  somehow he got a cheese grater scraped across his forehead. Yes, A CHEESEGRATER! that opened him up like a water balloon.  that was nasty!\n\nthe blood is real... most times.
699281
Well i do agree with the above answer that Eddie wasnt really a legend compared to the likes of Bret, undertaker etc etc. He only got it as he died, and to show respect to him. \nOwen died in 1999. And I guess there are reasons why he wasnt really considered, the main one being the screwjob incident with Bret. And the stunt that Owen did the day he died, he didnt even want to do it. He only did it after being convinced by Vince. As a result, Owens wife ( with the help of Bret) sued Vince and the WWE. So there are enough reasons why Vince wouldnt really consider Owen. Although, since eddie got, he should have also. And it would have been really great if Owen got at the same time that Bret got it.
616454
That would be interesting to know. There are many others that it would be good to know if they are still alive or carried on in the wrestling industry after World of Sport finished on ITV.
660062
On the morning of November 13, 2005, Chavo Guerrero checked into a hotel with his uncle, Eddie Guerrero, in Minneapolis where they were both scheduled be a part of a planned WWE RAW and SmackDown! "Supershow". After Eddie missed a wake-up call, security opened his hotel room and Chavo found his uncle unconscious. Chavo attempted CPR, but 38-year-old Eddie was declared dead at the scene. Vickie Guerrero, Eddie's wife, later announced that an autopsy ruled the cause of death to be massive heart failure. Although he had been sober for four years, his past drug and alcohol problems had taken their toll on Guerrero, as had his gruelling wrestling work and WWE schedule.