What are all of your thoughts on Eddie Guerrero?
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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
1057531
He's really polite to his workers but he's sort of a jerk when it comes to helping out his employees when bad stuff occurs. Like Eddie Guerrero? Owen Hart? The WWE should have a Drug policy that forcively takes out any wrestler for roid usage or in eddie case illegal narcotic usage... into rehab or fired. BUT VINCE WANTS PROFITS and without the "Superstars" wrestling isn't as good as it has to be... (it sucks now) and with owen failed miserably having "PROFESSIONAL STUNT CO-ORDINATORS" instead of some hee haw yokles set up a HIGHLY FATAL stunt that has never been done before...  The WWE in my opinion is so boring to watch with the same old gimmicks used now for the past 10 years... YOU need to stop the drama b.s and work on some actual wrestling events that cut it and are fresh. AND FOR GOD SAKES TAKE CARE OF YOUR WRESTLERS, even thou most of them now don't have any intelligence to even speak let alone eat their own food without someone else chewing it for them.
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John Cena, Batista, Eddie, Rey. \n\nCena: Because he's down to earth and so cute! He's very funny, but at the same time, very talented.\n\nBatista: WOOOO! He is so cool, and a GREAT champion.\n\nRey: He's simply GREAT.\n\nEddie: What a heart-break. He was a wonderful person, and he'll always be in our hearts. \n\nYes, I agree, JBL (Just a big loser) does suck. ;)
968246
you got to go with cena. get rid of that obnoxious asshole chavo guerrero and his loud mouth bitchy "buisness manager" (his aunt!) vickie guerrero! eddie would be spinning in his grave!
212789
No!  The Hall of Fame induction is a little early, but he'll still going to be inducted because Eddie Guerrero deserves to be there because he exemplified what the word "Entertainment" means in WWE.
1030770
he didn't quit, WWE released him because of his constant drug problems. So he went to TNA, however, because of his drug abuse and the fact that he no longer had any passion to wrestle he quit  and was released. But the WWE is willing to take him back, if he can prove to stay clean. WWE started cracking down on their drug policy after the untimely and unfortunate death of Eddie Guerrero (R.I.P)
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i saw it to i love it and him answer my question on How do you feel about Rey Mysterio Jr leaving/
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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 to be a part of a planned WWE RAW and SmackDown! "Supershow". Eddie died on the day that he had a match for the World Heavyweight Championship (he was scheduled to win the championship, as the then-champion Batista needed surgery). After Eddie missed a wake-up call, security opened his hotel room and Chavo found his uncle unconscious. Chavo attempted CPR, but Eddie was declared dead on 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 drug and alcohol problems took their toll on Guerrero, as did his time spent in the ring. Guerrero was the first active WWE superstar to die since Owen Hart in 1999. The company held tributes to Guerrero on both Raw and Smackdown.\n\nFollowing Guerrero's death, Vince McMahon announced a new drug policy under which performers would be subject to random drug tests by an independent company and would receive regular medical physicals with an emphasis on cardiovascular health [1]. The announcement of the new drug policy was also made shortly after another WWE wrestler, Nick "Eugene" Dinsmore, was found passed out in a hotel lobby due to alleged use of Somas.\n\nThough the tribute shows to Guerrero were well received, WWE has been using Guerrero's name in several recent storylines, most notably in a feud between Randy Orton and Guerrero's good real-life friend Rey Mysterio. After a month of Mysterio dedicating numerous matches to Guerrero, Orton challenged Mysterio, saying Guerrero wasn't in Heaven, but "down there, in Hell!!" and that Rey had as much chance of winning the World Heavyweight Championship as there was a chance of Eddie coming back to life. Rey won the World Heavyweight Championship at Wrestlemania 22. Several wrestlers have publicly criticized the angle, and many fans have expressed outrage over the continued use of Eddie's name in storylines.
1067709
yeah Eddie is dead!!! i don't know what ur talking about! look at the web, there is no such a man named eddie guerrero!! maybe that was from last year!
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Go to: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eddie_Guerrero\n\nIt says he died of acute heart failure from Steroid abuse.
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The thing I will remember most about Kirby was that he had a great smile that just cried out a love for baseball.  He was also one of the best bad ball hitters I had ever seen.  I have seen him hit pitches above his shoulders and tomahawk them off the wall for doubles.  I have only seen one player better at that and that was Vladimr Guerrero.  Kirby was like a human bowlingball out there in centerfield, it didn't look like he was moving fast until you saw his closing speed just to take a hit away.  Kirby grew up in a rough town and I think baseball was his saving grace.  Kirby will be missed.
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Yes definitely! It doesn't surprise me though, I mean come on, a few months ago he had him in a match against God! The man has very little, if any, morals and would do almost anything for ratings. It is no wonder alot of people, like Sting, refuse to work for him. It still baffles me that Chris Benoit, Rey Mysterio, Chavo Guerrero, and Vicky Guerrero even agreed to be in the storyline. I hope it ends soon for everyones sake. I hope that answers your question.
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I don't know what an EFED is, so if yer referring to Matt Hardy outside the ring & his personality, I'd tell you to go to www.thehardyshow.com & watch some of that stuff... He seems to be a really nice guy.\n\n But if we're talkin his character inside the ring, I'm not really sure how I'd describe it... I haven't really seen much of him recently as I tend to mostly only watch RAW....
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oh man...he (gracie) lost in the first round a little over 4 minutes...man that completely devastaed me...mostly because i know how he felt loosing...he had more to fight for,his name,his family,his dad,and the art in which his family perfected (gracie ju-jit-su)...i am very heartbroke over it but in my mind gracie is still the best warrior to come to ufc...his age probably had a part in it as well as having kids and a wife...when you have a family you become civilized and less agressive.   but he is still the best and i would walk thru hell with him any time!!!GUARANTEED!\nand i do like matt and i like him being the champ...but i didnt want to see what i saw!  but i guess time palys a big part in all sports and every generation gets twp steps ahead of the last,just like baseball...and all the drugs they have now adays play a big part in their strength.and gracie never took anything like that...hell hes 6' and skinny as a rail!not all buff like all the others.\nbut gracie still rules
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I think Mike is going ot be the winner in the Light Heavyweight.  He is a good fighter and really has a desire to do well.  Also I think he is the kind of person that the UFC is looking for.  Blue collar type guy that relates well to the audiance.\n\nAs for Kendall and Ed, if Ed goes on a bender it is Kendall's to loose.  If Ed keeps his head clear, his experiance could shine through.  But I do like Kendall more.
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from that list, Eddie Guerrero (RIP) and Chris Benoit.\n\nWhy? hmm. Dunno, maybe I feel a special bond with Eddie because I''m latin too. But I love the way he wrestled and I loved his attitude, you know? Being serious when needed but always adding a touch of humour. And I loved the liying cheating and stealing, it was hilarious. \n\nAnd Chris Benoit I became a huge fan since I saw him breaking Sabus neck. It was terrible, but Benoit was worried, he was actually asking everyone "Is it over? did I just end up this guysd career??" He was really worried!!! And well, I love the crossface, I think he has learned how to perfection it with the time. \n\nSo yeah, dunno. I think those too. For me Wrestlemania XX, with both Eddie and Benoit in the middle of the ring hugging each other and celebrating  their titles, was one of the most memorable moments in WWE history.
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As much as I wanted Erik to retire and sip margaritas for the rest of his life down in TJ, this match is very intriguing. The slashing jab of Joel vs the determination of El Terrible. Both possess KO power Casa already proved he took the punch with him as he rose the libras ladder. \n\nThe weight has been such a thorn in Erik's side now he gets to fight at a (what I assume) more comfortable weight for him. Only wish he had did this 3yrs ago. He'd probably be reigning over 135lbs today. I agree with you Bk this shapes up to be another battle for Morales but that's his trade or his cross to bear based on past performances. I will be pulling for Erik to win the fight if it does get signed for this Summer. Nice Question and Fast with the Info Thanks.