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The Tragic Story of Eddie Guerrero | Wrestling Documentary

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Eddie Guerrero had the dream of becoming wrestling's biggest star. In the end, it all turned out to be a nightmare. The heart of a champion, the fate of a legend: This is the tragic story of Eddie Guerrero.

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@juanoro-barcenas79495 2 years ago

The death of Eddie Guerrero is one of the biggest tragedies to the wrestling world. He passed away at a very young age just like Jay Briscoe and Bray Wyatt.

@joeraptor1 2 years ago

Eddie's untimely passing reinforces the fact that wrestlers need to have an off season like other athletes do to rest, relax, and rejuvenate. They are not animals but humans.

@DJ-RAIN9329 2 years ago

I’m a grown ass man 29 years old I still get emotional about Eddie’s passing. He wasn’t just a WWE superstar. He was a inspiration to all of us. Thank you for making this video I cried like twice. Rip Eddie and a lot of wrestlers that have passed.

@asymmetricfuzion970 1 year ago

Eddie died 20 years ago and we all still remember it like it happened last week. The man is a legend and will never be forgotten without our generation. May his legacy live on forever through the business he gave so much to

@KidTonyGaming 2 years ago

No one took Eddie's death more harder than Benoit. It literally killed him.

@RomoPrime45 10 months ago

November 13th. 20 years ago today.

@Plus27 2 years ago

Dear Internet Wrestling Community, don't ever let the legacy of Eddie Guerrero be forgotten.❤

@arizonavotes3276 2 years ago

The amount of injuries these wrestlers endure, that pain that leads to pain killers, that eventually destroys the heart sad

@Sylvie-m5k 2 years ago

I was 16 when Eddie passed, it hit hard just like Bray.
RIP Eddie.

@BettyMorris-m1c 2 years ago

He had such a a light when he came back clean. I cried ...I was so happy for him. I understand.. .I'm drug free 19 years in August. ❤

@cacadeperro 2 years ago

I am 43, I grew up watching Eddie and Chavo...Not sure why when I saw his smile, it brought me to tears. This was my childhood and seeing so many gone and taken from us too soon...RIP VIVA LA RAZA!!! He put us back on the American Wrestling market!

Descanza en paz hermano!

@netstape7772 10 months ago

Heroes get remembered but Legends will never die 🇲🇽💪🏽

@RIZZLYRICIST 2 years ago

Still can't believe it to this day. I believe this is what drove Chris Benoit to the brink; losing his friend (behind the scenes).

@MrXyemoe 1 year ago

That Monday Raw when I found out he died I cried and I was in my late 20s
Eddie was one special man ❤

@KayosKing 2 years ago

Watching Eddie win the WWE Championship at No Way Out still brings tears to my eyes every time🥹

@Car.x.dk16 2 years ago

Eddie said
"U wanna be the best wrestler, I wanna be at the top"
Eddie u r the top. U r the best. U r the example of DO OR DIE TIME. I MISS U EDDIE. I LOVE U ❤

@bennyhackett7331 2 years ago

Eddie's story still gets me emotional. Thanks for this documentary.

@Boricua853 2 years ago

Rest In Peace Eddie ❤❤❤❤❤
You're TRULY Miss . 😞

@ElrinellWalkthroughs 2 years ago

When Eddie was on the show you knew you're gonna have fun, he made wrestling fun to watch on a different level. He was an amazing wrestler in the ring, so entertaining on the mic, and gave out a very passionate and genuine vibe.
He gave this sport everything he had, and even more. Gone too soon, he would have done so many great things for this industry if he were still alive today. He understood so well the psychology of pro wrestling and would have been a great coach/ trainer. Wrestling would be more fun today if he was still around