@@JamesG-c3z they it may have helped unfortunately it only would have kept him alive for a few hours. It honestly depends on the severity of your heart condition this wasn't mild and Eddie had an enlarged heart ❤️ and organs which is called organomeagly 😢. His body couldn't take anymore 🥺 it was not 🚫 enough oxygen 😭 going to his heart or organs due to the overgrowth.
Eddie meant so much to El Paso. In 2017 I randomly bumped into an artist painting a mural of him on a freeway pillar and learned about Eddie's legacy. I shared it on Instagram and Eddie's wife and fam saw it and flew down to see it in person. Seeing this man's influence after hs death was very inspiring.
@@eazybucketz_23 wwe Sullivan n couple of henchies in the hotel n someone who didnt like him. He had toothpaste in his mouth so you know he was killed. Given tainted steroids. Not a normal death not even a heavy steroid user like Roddy Piper may he rip, John Cena nor Batista suffered a death like that. It was a setup. He was Chris best friend and if he was killed first then it would be harder to kill Chris Benoit because they where so close in real life. He died for either sacrifice or it goes deeper. Chris is "killed" Then Chris sends messages to people after he died? The neighbor was acting suspicious during investigation. No breakin but Chris did feel like he was followed home. Small town small police solves small problems. A big conspiracy look more into it the police located near the mason lodge and the coroners did a messy job identifying some blood on Chris body. Even Nancy and The son had xanax so they wouldnt fight back. They where sedated with two chemical medicines and consumer reacts like a person on sedation. Chris was killed afterwards. When Sullivan is asked about it he turns red and chuckles in an interview. What you have here was a setup and his henchies did the dirty job. Look into it more youll see how Chris did infact take Nancy away from Kevin Sullivan. It's all there. Just like tupac was killed it was a set-up. Elite control wwe and occult does exist buddy. Open your eyes we're not in 1990 anymore. What you believe not to be true has been revealed as truth 2023. The investigation was messy. Look into it there's so much dirty details on the people who investigated his death and so much evil people behind his death. Money talks.
You can tell by Chavo's voice that thinking about Chris Benoit's initial reaction to Eddies passing was harder than thinking about Eddie's death itself. It was the moment Chris Benoit died too.
@@skepchica WAIT WHAT LMAO. I must have missed that. Was that in the video? I kind of got bored and stopped watching after eddies nefew was done talking.
This documentary was a gut punch for me. Not only was I a huge wrestling fan at the time but when Eddie died my dad was diagnosed with cancer. He died around the same time Benoit did so these events will always have an emotional connection in my mind.
It hurts to see Chavo, Vickie and others being affected by Eddie's passing. To be fair, everyone still is. It has been almost twenty years I still wish that things turned out different.
People can say dominik is garbage in the the ring and terrible in the mic etc but him and mysterio are obviously right now in a story where dominik is the bad guy heel guy and mysterio the good guy. But I'm sure backstage dominik talks to mysterio and both cry and will try to do the current story as best as they can and as they believe eddie would be proud off.
@@uhasjahas nothing to do w this at all man you ok? Obviously they cool behind the screen everything you do see onscreen is scripted well done story.......
I went to middle school with Eddie’s daughter Shaul. I’ll never forget the day she called me to tell me he passed. I remember Eddie being such a stand up guy and amazing father and husband.
@@jeanfredperez1631shut up ya freak he never said anything wrong you’re just butter he knew ya hero’s kid and want to feel better putting him down , now pop off 😂
I feel bad for the younger generation who didn’t get to see Eddie perform, I was lucky enough to see his whole WWF/E run and when he really started to catch the audience in 04 and 05, him winning the belt against Lesnar was probably the most crazy thing I’ve ever seen growing up as a kid cause I thought Brock just couldn’t be beaten, and his title reign was so great and I remember being mad as a kid that he lost to JBL and from the moment he won the belt I was even bigger fan of his and when he passed I don’t think I’ve ever cried that much over someone passing it was like losing someone I knew personally it hurt that bad as a kid and even now as a grown man I miss Eddie…
straight up!!!!!! im glad i got to see him live great performer and will always remember the drunk guy next to me always going edddddieeeee gueeeerrerroooooo wooooooooooo
it definitely takes a piece of you and will haunt you forever. I sadly lost my mom in 2020 after a long hard battle and it destroyed me mentally and emotionally. I still will get caught up and cry ever telling the story just involuntarily like Chavo did in this video. That's when I lost it to this vid... RIP Eddie.
Facts bro I salute chavó so much for even doin that Interview. It’s not easy trying to re explain trauma like that so for him to do it so well for the Audience is heavy.😪❤️🩹I already kno
They killed Chris and Eddie. Theres so much people dont actually know about the cases. Two dead men. WWE a multimillionaire company corporation did a messy job in investigating their deaths. If anything money keeps people silent. And Chavo knows damm well what occured.
Eddie’s passing hit us all like a ton of bricks, I was about 10 years old when it happened. The locker room had lost a brother and you could just feel how down everyone was
I was 8 when he passed away and this was a time when I was kinda away from wrestling as my Dad didn't used to allow me to watch WWE. I remember watching a video back in 2010 or 2011, when I got to know about Eddie's passing. A RUclips video titled "Eddie is still alive" and it had a black screen for a while without any audio and suddenly changes to his theme "Viva La Raza" and that literally gave me goosebumps as a 13-14 year old. When I recall that video now, it was such a cheap trick as we've seen over the years about videos taking about and "showing" footage of Owen Hart's fall but nonetheless that video about Eddie was a little bit good.
I was 10 too. As a little kid I grew watching him during the attitude area. And it was inspirational to see a Latino wrestler. That meant alot to a Mexican American kid like me from east Los Angeles CA
My favorite wrestler as a kid, I stopped watching for five years after Eddie's passing. I got back to it and it does bring my heart joy to see the new generation talk about Eddie and even seeing kids get hyped when another wrestler makes a tribute to him in the ring. Rest in peace Latino Heat, you would be missed!
Man I cried my eyes out when I was a kid when I found out. Wrestling wasn't a huge part of my life growing up, but I still to this day remember the RAW afterwards.
I still think of Eddie from time to time. At my lowest point in life, I still draw inspiration from him & gets strength from his smiles through his old videos.
I think about Eddie time to time. Today at the age of 26, being an alcohol addict for over 7 months, I've been finding ways how my "heroes" and wrestling individuals tried to beat their addiction battles be it Eddie Guerrero who was 4 years sober and had reached the peak of his career. I also happened to think about Jox Moxley who got into rehab and healed himself. I hope someday, I also get over my addiction and live a sober life and become a responsible and valuable adult.
I’m the same age as you. Reflecting on the same thing now that my younger brother recently passed away. We loved seeing Eddie and Rey. Crazy how we went thru the same traumatic experience around the same age as kids. Wishing you the best man.
What’s even more tragic is that Chris was in such bad shape that his heart was going to give out soon. Had his heart given out and not what happened, his legacy would be different and so would the landscape of professional wrestling
I Was 16 Years Old When Eddie Passed Away It Broke My 💔 Wrestling Was Never The Same Again He Will Always Be On My Mount Rushmore Of Professional Wrestling
Watching this documentary for the first time was tough. From Eddie’s death and what Benoit ended up doing to his family was probably the most difficult thing to see.
I remember the day I learned Eddie died. I was 13 years old at the time, and Eddie had become one of my fav wrestlers of all time during 2003-2005. At first I didn't believe it, and thought it was like an "Undertaker died" thing, but no, it was the real deal. I remember watching the tribute to him on Raw that week, and fighting back tears the entire night, as well as the next day at school. I got home to an empty house afterschool, and just let every thing out. One of the most painful moments to his passing was seeing Benoit's reaction, and remembering their heartfelt moment at Wrestlemania 20 the previous year when they were both standing in the ring together as the champions. Watching this all these years later and hearing what Chavo experienced, Vickie's pain, as well as Benoit's reaction from the phone call...it still hurts as much as it did back in 2005. RIP to a legend.
I had the privilege to meet Eddie (and Rey mysterio since he was sitting with him) In the WrestleMania 20 weekend event back in 2004. Such a great guy, he stayed an extra 20 minutes after the meet and greet was over so that he was able to give as many fans a chance to meet him. What a guy, the world truly lost a great soul when he passed.
My heart and prayers got out to the family and friends of Eddie Guerrero Even after all these years he is still one of my top favorite wrestlers of all time. Hearing and seeing those close to him talk about the time of his passing definitely made me tear up. R.I.P. Eddie Guerrero- GONE BUT NEVER FORGOTTEN ♥️👍
I never liked chavos ring personality but this makes me see him in another light, never knew he carried the pain of Eddie dying in his arms. You can see it still plays clearly in his mind. Rip eddie and beniot
Eddie meant so much to me. Seeing a short statured man, Latino, with all the confidence in the world as a kid. I was captivated and when he died, I was heartbroken for days. It was the first time I showed emotion and even wrote a letter. I will forever remember that man.
Wow truly heartbreaking when a family member dies in your arms like this Eddie was loved by so many it’s painful still and overtime still Chris is extremely affected by Eddies passing and goes crazy himself! Rest In Peace Eddie your not forgotten ever your legacy still lives on forever .🙏🏻❤️
They killed both men. Do you guys not see how this looks suspicious. Two men taking WWE over was not what they wanted. Money talks. Both men were murdered.
i dont wish this on no one losen a uncle aint easy i lost my mother thats even worst that is not the point rest in peace to eddie guerrero he motivated me to be more strong besides he was a very humble person
This episode was hard to watch. Eddie was one of my favorites growing up watching WCW and then watching WWE. Got to meet him and Chris in 1996 at WCW house show.
Being Latino and a fan of wrestling, I was (still am) a real big Eddie Guerrero fan in elementary school. I remember my friend telling me in the morning of school that he passed away and I was like in denial and didn't believe it but was feeling a bit uneasy thinking what if it was true. Going home shortly after and tuning into Monday night Raw seeing Vince break the news about one of my favorite wrestlers of all time pass away was when I really experienced Death as a kid take someone away I genuinely cared and rooted for. Eddie brought real amazing memories to me with his personality and passion for wrestling. I also really remember my dad and I just laughing and enjoying Eddie's cheating antics because it was so entertaining, it was real hard not to root for the carnal. No doubt he would have been inducted in the Hall of Fame. RIP Eddie for making my childhood amazing and bringing my fam together for great entertainment. ' If you're not cheating, you're not trying! ' - Eddie Guerrero
This wasn't only hard for chavo or Chris but for Vickie also hearing the news that her husband died like just imagine how she felt hearing that news on the phone
It's so fked. It happened to me. I couldn't even go see him until after he went to the medical examiner because if covid restrictions- so it was a week. But--I don't know I could've watched him die, or found him. There's no way for it not to be horrible.
I'm not so sure his fate wasn't sealed already. He had the brain if an 85 year old Alzheimer's patient. It's desperately unfortunate that Chris didn't have the knowledge of what diving headbutts would do to him.
Yea his signature move the flying head butt sealed his fate along with the other hits he took like chair shots or others hits in general. All wrestlers were playing with fire with CTE unknowngly. But Chris because of his flying head butt made him play with fire but also putting gasoline on himself. Other wrestlers did get hit but they didn’t have the signature move like Chris. Example. Undertaker with his tombstone doesn’t put his head at risk verses the flying headbutt Again not saying Chris had the worst injury of cte compared to other wrestlers but I do know that Chris flying head butt certainly made things harder for him
@@sbj97CTE is real. But acting like it gives him a pass to murder his family is insane. The man had the sense to call in to work. Yes, he had brain damage-- but he was clear about what he did. He even taped towels around his neck so the cord wouldn't pinch him.
Im so glad that i had the honor of attending Eddies last match in Indianapolis before he passed away. I was such a huge fan and bought his shirt and book at a merch booth. We miss you so much, Eddie. ❤
@@El_coyote710 Can't you have some empathy for a wife who suddenly lost her husband? Regardless of what she did if you don't feel some empathy for her after seeing that YOU are the monster, not her.
Eddie was my favorite wrestler when I was young. I got into watching wrestling because of my older brother and I always liked seeing Eddie on the ring. I remembered being sad when the news came out and then realized now that he passed days before my mom. 😢 I almost stopped watching WWE altogether but kept watching for Rey Mysterio and Batista.
I knew Chris Benoit more in 2006 on Smackdown being the United States Champion & him being the Rabid Wolverine. He was the best technical wrestler that I’ve ever watched when I heard about the news about him passing it was hard to believe. I didn’t process enough of his death I was at a young age everything escalated like wild fire when he the news said he murdered his family. I also didn’t know it was just only 2 years before when Eddie passed away in 2005 that’s a short time span. Death can change a person forever & the trauma behind it.
I met him bro. I was 6 years old and we saw him at boston Logan airport and we got his autograph and he had no issue signing it at all he was nice and soft spoken. He had a white tee and jeans on. It’s really so sad. His death really struck me. There’s no one like him in the wwe
I was 22 years old, and I still vividly remember sitting at the computer, and seeing the headline on a news site: "Wrestling Star Dies" My heart sank as I clicked the link, dreading to see who it was. When Eddie's picture appeared, I just sat there. I couldn't even try to read the article for at least ten minutes. I cried along with everyone else that day. We still miss you, Eddie.
My childhood died that day with Eddie. RIP champ, you had no idea how much you meant to a kid from Mexico who barely spoke English but could identify with you. Miss you till this day.
Cry, Cry again these men faced such pain as a family would, but not many of us have Millions in our Family. I still play the RUclips video's every so often, along with Chris's. Tragedy strikes in situations and times when we least expect it. Rest in peace Eddie, and Chris, a broken man.....
I was like 10 years old when Eddie passed. Me and my dad were (still are) huge wrestling fans, i remember the next morning he told me that im not going to school. The next monday we were getting ready to watch Raw and thats when i saw the tribute show and when i found out he died. I didnt remember much about the show until saw it later when i got older but i remember my dad told me that it was ok to cry if i wanted to.😔 i think a lot of wrestling fans and wrestlers today really havent gotten over it. I know i havent
i love to this day the love for eddie, the tribute rey mysterio did playing his theme song at wrestlemania 39 was amazing! hearing that theme in an arena again was special, one of the best moments of mania that night.
I haven't watched WWE for more than 15 years now, I think I just grew out of it after his passing with Eddie being one of my favourites, just watched this entry and it was instant goosebumps hearing that intro music
Even watching this back 1000 times it’s still hard to process Eddie was 1 in a million I remmber going to school that day just crying I had a lot of people bully me for it but I didn’t care 💔
Eddie was my favorite growing up, when he died it really affected me. Later on in life I had my own drug problems and had to go through the depths of hell to get my family back. I miss you Eddie Viva La Raza
I’ve been a wrestling fan since I was 5 years old. Eddie was without a doubt my favorite wrestler. I was 10 when he passed away & I had this Eddie shirt I slept in for a whole week after. I’m 28 now & I still cry watching videos of him & laugh the loudest watching his "lie, cheat & steal" tactics. RIP Eddie ❤ Your legacy will forever live on
As a bodybuilder, the main thing that worries me is the thing that got Eddie heart disease. On top of the other enhances, it takes to get to the size of Eddie during the final few years it takes a ton of food. In a perfect world, it would be clean food, oats, chicken, not as much meat, etc. but knowing the schedule they had it probably wasn’t that healthy and probably really helped contribute to the heart disease that took him out at the age of 38
That is HORRIBLE to find your relative like that.....I couldn’t begin to imagine how rough that was/is💯🙏 If I remember correctly, it was heart failure or something to do with the heart🤔If i’m wrong let me know (just saw the last part of the video, it was his heart....at 38🤯)but unfortunately That is one of the side effects of steroids. Hope that everyone watching has a blessed week🙏
I was in 6th grade when this happened. Was the first time I actually felt depressed in some sort of way. I cried for a week straight. Quit watching WWE all together. Eddie was a great role model for me especially as a Mexican-American as myself. Still miss him to this day. R.I.P. Latino Heat 🕊
Eddie legitimately was my favorite wrestler during that period growing up. He was just so entertaining and charismatic and so fun to watch in the ring, it was incredible. I never was fully invested in wrestling ever again when he passed away.
My siblings and I were just kids when we would watch WWE but one night it was announced Eddie passed away. Never knew how he died. This is heartbreaking 😢
Chavo said he was in the washroom, in his underwear with his toothbrush in his hand… but Rey Mysterio said that he was laid down on the floor next to his bed, when Rey walked in?
I was 5 years old when Eddie died it breaks my heart that my childhood was never surrounded by growing up on Eddie Guerrero this got total nonstop heartbreaking
Such tragedies this made me really tear up God bless they're families if you knew these guys they really knew how to light up the room wherever they went . They'll be eternally missed by everyone.
I randomly ran into Eddie at a Jamba Juice in Orange, California. I believe WrestleMania 16 was in town. Super nice guy, had small talk with him and we went our separate ways. RIP brother!
As soon as Chavo started going into detail, I couldn't watch any further. Eddie's death still hurts, but I can never imagine the pain that Chavo went through and the rest of the family.
To me steroids is like medicine, helps in small amounts but harmful in large doses, that's what you should be careful about. Don't get addicted to their benefits
Used to really like WWE as a kid, always was a fan of both Eddie and Chris here, it was sad to see them go though not much now for Chris after seeing exactly what he did. Eddie though was a breath of fresh air and a true crowd please.
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How the heck did he not perform CPR!!!!
@@JamesG-c3z they it may have helped unfortunately it only would have kept him alive for a few hours. It honestly depends on the severity of your heart condition this wasn't mild and Eddie had an enlarged heart ❤️ and organs which is called organomeagly 😢. His body couldn't take anymore 🥺 it was not 🚫 enough oxygen 😭 going to his heart or organs due to the overgrowth.
This was probably the most detailed explanation of the night of Eddie’s passing. Truly heartbreaking to hear, especially from Chavo.
I could just feel the raw emotion and pain from Chavo when he was reliving the story. That part absolutely crushed me.
Yes it is
I know. You never knew exactly what happened. How traumatic and awful. Eddie was such a ray of light.
Eddie meant so much to El Paso. In 2017 I randomly bumped into an artist painting a mural of him on a freeway pillar and learned about Eddie's legacy. I shared it on Instagram and Eddie's wife and fam saw it and flew down to see it in person. Seeing this man's influence after hs death was very inspiring.
They killed him first then killed Chris afterwards.
@@fenixvlogs8666who’s they?
@@eazybucketz_23 wwe Sullivan n couple of henchies in the hotel n someone who didnt like him. He had toothpaste in his mouth so you know he was killed. Given tainted steroids. Not a normal death not even a heavy steroid user like Roddy Piper may he rip, John Cena nor Batista suffered a death like that. It was a setup. He was Chris best friend and if he was killed first then it would be harder to kill Chris Benoit because they where so close in real life. He died for either sacrifice or it goes deeper. Chris is "killed" Then Chris sends messages to people after he died? The neighbor was acting suspicious during investigation. No breakin but Chris did feel like he was followed home. Small town small police solves small problems. A big conspiracy look more into it the police located near the mason lodge and the coroners did a messy job identifying some blood on Chris body. Even Nancy and The son had xanax so they wouldnt fight back. They where sedated with two chemical medicines and consumer reacts like a person on sedation. Chris was killed afterwards. When Sullivan is asked about it he turns red and chuckles in an interview. What you have here was a setup and his henchies did the dirty job. Look into it more youll see how Chris did infact take Nancy away from Kevin Sullivan. It's all there. Just like tupac was killed it was a set-up. Elite control wwe and occult does exist buddy. Open your eyes we're not in 1990 anymore. What you believe not to be true has been revealed as truth 2023. The investigation was messy. Look into it there's so much dirty details on the people who investigated his death and so much evil people behind his death. Money talks.
From and currently residing in El Paso 🙏 I visit that mural all the time next to my grandpa's
@@eazybucketz_23 no one.
You can tell by Chavo's voice that thinking about Chris Benoit's initial reaction to Eddies passing was harder than thinking about Eddie's death itself. It was the moment Chris Benoit died too.
No it wasn't. The man died in his arms. His boyfriends reaction was weird.
@@skepchicahis reaction to losing his best friend was not weird. Its what he did after that very weird and disturbing.
@@SonnyMatrix Crawling into his "best friends" wifes bed sobbing and cuddling his pillows isn't weird?
@@skepchica WAIT WHAT LMAO. I must have missed that. Was that in the video? I kind of got bored and stopped watching after eddies nefew was done talking.
@@skepchicaone Chris and Eddie weren’t dating. Two Chris had severe brain damage that affected him and his behavior.
This documentary was a gut punch for me. Not only was I a huge wrestling fan at the time but when Eddie died my dad was diagnosed with cancer. He died around the same time Benoit did so these events will always have an emotional connection in my mind.
Aw man *hugs to you*😢❤
What’s the doc called?
@@orlandohernandez7746Yeah, how do we watch it
Sorry about your dad
@@joshellison85 it’s called Dark Side Of The Ring
It hurts to see Chavo, Vickie and others being affected by Eddie's passing. To be fair, everyone still is. It has been almost twenty years I still wish that things turned out different.
People can say dominik is garbage in the the ring and terrible in the mic etc but him and mysterio are obviously right now in a story where dominik is the bad guy heel guy and mysterio the good guy. But I'm sure backstage dominik talks to mysterio and both cry and will try to do the current story as best as they can and as they believe eddie would be proud off.
@@uhasjahas nothing to do w this at all man you ok? Obviously they cool behind the screen everything you do see onscreen is scripted well done story.......
@@AcTiVeReLoAdZ Lol, if you gonna call him out then atleast try to read his thing completely. 😂
VIVA LA RAZA!
One of the hardest parts of death is experiencing the pain and sorrow of others.
I went to middle school with Eddie’s daughter Shaul. I’ll never forget the day she called me to tell me he passed. I remember Eddie being such a stand up guy and amazing father and husband.
Wow you actual met eddie ?
But did u meet him?
I hope she never ever talks to you again for using her for clout points
🧢
@@jeanfredperez1631shut up ya freak he never said anything wrong you’re just butter he knew ya hero’s kid and want to feel better putting him down , now pop off 😂
R.I.P Eddie Guerrero.
Gone but never to be forgotten forever and ever.
bonjour
I feel bad for the younger generation who didn’t get to see Eddie perform, I was lucky enough to see his whole WWF/E run and when he really started to catch the audience in 04 and 05, him winning the belt against Lesnar was probably the most crazy thing I’ve ever seen growing up as a kid cause I thought Brock just couldn’t be beaten, and his title reign was so great and I remember being mad as a kid that he lost to JBL and from the moment he won the belt I was even bigger fan of his and when he passed I don’t think I’ve ever cried that much over someone passing it was like losing someone I knew personally it hurt that bad as a kid and even now as a grown man I miss Eddie…
I wish I could have seen him 🥺
straight up!!!!!! im glad i got to see him live great performer and will always remember the drunk guy next to me always going edddddieeeee gueeeerrerroooooo wooooooooooo
@@smbweideman626what a beautiful drunk ❤
Eddie took wwe with him😢 I couldn't believe it. Like ..why?? And life moves on? That hit hard
Sasha banks was hurt by this
Seeing your relative die in person is heartbreaking
Especially in your arms
Facts. I know!!!
it definitely takes a piece of you and will haunt you forever. I sadly lost my mom in 2020 after a long hard battle and it destroyed me mentally and emotionally. I still will get caught up and cry ever telling the story just involuntarily like Chavo did in this video. That's when I lost it to this vid... RIP Eddie.
@@SolidSnake4Ever2003 I’m sorry for your loss
Facts bro I salute chavó so much for even doin that Interview. It’s not easy trying to re explain trauma like that so for him to do it so well for the Audience is heavy.😪❤️🩹I already kno
Eddie was Chris's best friend and greatest piece of emotional support his passing I truly believe that is what pushed Chris over the edge
bonjour
It’s crazy how one man’s death effected another man so much it’s caused one of the most controversial events in wrestling history
They killed Chris and Eddie. Theres so much people dont actually know about the cases. Two dead men. WWE a multimillionaire company corporation did a messy job in investigating their deaths. If anything money keeps people silent. And Chavo knows damm well what occured.
He was in love with Eddie! He lost his soul mate & his wife found he was in a gay relationship with him
@@nandogee1205 Hmm this is pretty detailed. Sure you ain't the gay 1?
@@nandogee1205 not true at all
That day he lost his brother, to lose a brother will absolutely destroy you.
R.I.P. One of the greatest used to love watching him wrestling 🙏
Eddie’s passing hit us all like a ton of bricks, I was about 10 years old when it happened. The locker room had lost a brother and you could just feel how down everyone was
I was 11 when this happened. It was very heartbreaking.
I was 8 when he passed away and this was a time when I was kinda away from wrestling as my Dad didn't used to allow me to watch WWE.
I remember watching a video back in 2010 or 2011, when I got to know about Eddie's passing. A RUclips video titled "Eddie is still alive" and it had a black screen for a while without any audio and suddenly changes to his theme "Viva La Raza" and that literally gave me goosebumps as a 13-14 year old. When I recall that video now, it was such a cheap trick as we've seen over the years about videos taking about and "showing" footage of Owen Hart's fall but nonetheless that video about Eddie was a little bit good.
I was 10 too. As a little kid I grew watching him during the attitude area. And it was inspirational to see a Latino wrestler. That meant alot to a Mexican American kid like me from east Los Angeles CA
Owen , Eddie and Chris Benoit hit me hard
I had just turned 12. It was the worst.
My favorite wrestler as a kid, I stopped watching for five years after Eddie's passing. I got back to it and it does bring my heart joy to see the new generation talk about Eddie and even seeing kids get hyped when another wrestler makes a tribute to him in the ring. Rest in peace Latino Heat, you would be missed!
Most recently, at WrestleMania 39, Rey paid tribute to Eddie during his entrance with Snoop.
Man I cried my eyes out when I was a kid when I found out. Wrestling wasn't a huge part of my life growing up, but I still to this day remember the RAW afterwards.
I still think of Eddie from time to time. At my lowest point in life, I still draw inspiration from him & gets strength from his smiles through his old videos.
Same here man . Every now and then its me and Eddie .
We miss you so much Eddie. To me you will always be my pro wrestling hero and easily one of the GOATS. R.I.P Eddie Guerrero.
I think about Eddie time to time.
Today at the age of 26, being an alcohol addict for over 7 months, I've been finding ways how my "heroes" and wrestling individuals tried to beat their addiction battles be it Eddie Guerrero who was 4 years sober and had reached the peak of his career. I also happened to think about Jox Moxley who got into rehab and healed himself.
I hope someday, I also get over my addiction and live a sober life and become a responsible and valuable adult.
All the best buddy! Prayers for you!
hope you’re doing better man. you can beat it
I’m the same age as you. Reflecting on the same thing now that my younger brother recently passed away. We loved seeing Eddie and Rey. Crazy how we went thru the same traumatic experience around the same age as kids. Wishing you the best man.
Brother take it one day at a time it is possible and you can do it
I wonder do you think about jeff hardy because he also has his demons as well? I hope you overcome your addiction God bless you sir.
He was my favorite wrestler growing up.
Hell Yea👍🏾👍🏾
Mine too💯💪
mine too Eddie still miss you even now never be another one like you viva la raza wish he was still here wrestling
He was my favorite wrestler. When he passed I cried and never watched wrestling again.
Same it was never the same after his passing. 😔
Wow
What’s even more tragic is that Chris was in such bad shape that his heart was going to give out soon. Had his heart given out and not what happened, his legacy would be different and so would the landscape of professional wrestling
Not really. He still abused Nancy years before Eddie died
It was meant to happen either today or tomorrow. If not Chris then someone else.
Even Eddie at one point struggle with drugs,etc.
@@aryanjain8872 Like someone else was going to murder their family if Benoit didn't.
I Was 16 Years Old When Eddie Passed Away It Broke My 💔 Wrestling Was Never The Same Again He Will Always Be On My Mount Rushmore Of Professional Wrestling
Same was going on 16 when he passed been a Fan since 98’
They killed him
Watching this documentary for the first time was tough. From Eddie’s death and what Benoit ended up doing to his family was probably the most difficult thing to see.
I remember the day I learned Eddie died. I was 13 years old at the time, and Eddie had become one of my fav wrestlers of all time during 2003-2005. At first I didn't believe it, and thought it was like an "Undertaker died" thing, but no, it was the real deal. I remember watching the tribute to him on Raw that week, and fighting back tears the entire night, as well as the next day at school. I got home to an empty house afterschool, and just let every thing out. One of the most painful moments to his passing was seeing Benoit's reaction, and remembering their heartfelt moment at Wrestlemania 20 the previous year when they were both standing in the ring together as the champions. Watching this all these years later and hearing what Chavo experienced, Vickie's pain, as well as Benoit's reaction from the phone call...it still hurts as much as it did back in 2005. RIP to a legend.
I had the privilege to meet Eddie (and Rey mysterio since he was sitting with him) In the WrestleMania 20 weekend event back in 2004. Such a great guy, he stayed an extra 20 minutes after the meet and greet was over so that he was able to give as many fans a chance to meet him. What a guy, the world truly lost a great soul when he passed.
My heart and prayers got out to the family and friends of Eddie Guerrero
Even after all these years he is still one of my top favorite wrestlers of all time. Hearing and seeing those close to him talk about the time of his passing definitely made me tear up. R.I.P. Eddie Guerrero- GONE BUT NEVER FORGOTTEN ♥️👍
My heart goes out…Eddie G was a phenomenal wrestler
I never liked chavos ring personality but this makes me see him in another light, never knew he carried the pain of Eddie dying in his arms. You can see it still plays clearly in his mind. Rip eddie and beniot
As a Latino kid watching eddie win the WWE championship was one of the greatest things I saw growing up. Órale!!!!
Eddie meant so much to me. Seeing a short statured man, Latino, with all the confidence in the world as a kid. I was captivated and when he died, I was heartbroken for days. It was the first time I showed emotion and even wrote a letter. I will forever remember that man.
Losing someone u love right in front of u, is something u never get over
Wow truly heartbreaking when a family member dies in your arms like this Eddie was loved by so many it’s painful still and overtime still Chris is extremely affected by Eddies passing and goes crazy himself! Rest In Peace Eddie your not forgotten ever your legacy still lives on forever .🙏🏻❤️
Chris was a broken man after Eddie passed away.
They killed both men. Do you guys not see how this looks suspicious. Two men taking WWE over was not what they wanted. Money talks. Both men were murdered.
i dont wish this on no one losen a uncle aint easy i lost my mother thats even worst that is not the point rest in peace to eddie guerrero he motivated me to be more strong besides he was a very humble person
Eddie was everyones hero. He was one of a kind.
This episode was hard to watch. Eddie was one of my favorites growing up watching WCW and then watching WWE. Got to meet him and Chris in 1996 at WCW house show.
Being Latino and a fan of wrestling, I was (still am) a real big Eddie Guerrero fan in elementary school. I remember my friend telling me in the morning of school that he passed away and I was like in denial and didn't believe it but was feeling a bit uneasy thinking what if it was true. Going home shortly after and tuning into Monday night Raw seeing Vince break the news about one of my favorite wrestlers of all time pass away was when I really experienced Death as a kid take someone away I genuinely cared and rooted for. Eddie brought real amazing memories to me with his personality and passion for wrestling. I also really remember my dad and I just laughing and enjoying Eddie's cheating antics because it was so entertaining, it was real hard not to root for the carnal.
No doubt he would have been inducted in the Hall of Fame. RIP Eddie for making my childhood amazing and bringing my fam together for great entertainment.
' If you're not cheating, you're not trying! ' - Eddie Guerrero
This wasn't only hard for chavo or Chris but for Vickie also hearing the news that her husband died like just imagine how she felt hearing that news on the phone
It’s even more sad when you find out that Vickie missed a call from Eddie about an hour or 2 before he passed
It's so fked. It happened to me. I couldn't even go see him until after he went to the medical examiner because if covid restrictions- so it was a week. But--I don't know I could've watched him die, or found him. There's no way for it not to be horrible.
Chris Benoit's Fate Was Sealed The Day Eddie Died
I'm not so sure his fate wasn't sealed already. He had the brain if an 85 year old Alzheimer's patient. It's desperately unfortunate that Chris didn't have the knowledge of what diving headbutts would do to him.
Yea his signature move the flying head butt sealed his fate along with the other hits he took like chair shots or others hits in general.
All wrestlers were playing with fire with CTE unknowngly. But Chris because of his flying head butt made him play with fire but also putting gasoline on himself. Other wrestlers did get hit but they didn’t have the signature move like Chris.
Example. Undertaker with his tombstone doesn’t put his head at risk verses the flying headbutt
Again not saying Chris had the worst injury of cte compared to other wrestlers but I do know that Chris flying head butt certainly made things harder for him
@@loganmyall660 That whole brain patient thing was always complete bullshit
@@sbj97CTE is real. But acting like it gives him a pass to murder his family is insane. The man had the sense to call in to work. Yes, he had brain damage-- but he was clear about what he did. He even taped towels around his neck so the cord wouldn't pinch him.
@@skepchica People with CTE don't murder their families.
Watching this made me tear man. I’m 26 years old and still can’t get over his death.
You can’t get over a TV character who died when you were 6? Sure.
You can’t get over a TV character who died when you were 6? Sure.
@@Lividbuffalo I was like 8.
The Eddie Guerrero dean melinko fight from ECW is still hands down one of the most technical matches I've ever seen
Im so glad that i had the honor of attending Eddies last match in Indianapolis before he passed away. I was such a huge fan and bought his shirt and book at a merch booth. We miss you so much, Eddie. ❤
To this day, Eddie's death and Chris's situation stayed with me forever. Viva la Raza Eddie, and Long live the Rabid Wolverine.
My heart breaks for Vickie. As hard as it was for us fans I can't imagine her pain.
Can't you remember what she put him thru!!
@@El_coyote710 Can't you have some empathy for a wife who suddenly lost her husband? Regardless of what she did if you don't feel some empathy for her after seeing that YOU are the monster, not her.
What about his nephew, nephew, witnessed and found the body
@usadarren4 screw him too he was a dick to Eddie Ray was one of the two he trusted the most
Eddie was my favorite wrestler when I was young. I got into watching wrestling because of my older brother and I always liked seeing Eddie on the ring. I remembered being sad when the news came out and then realized now that he passed days before my mom. 😢 I almost stopped watching WWE altogether but kept watching for Rey Mysterio and Batista.
Eddie got me into working out. Got me into making people laugh. He was more a father to me than my own. When he died a part of me did too.
I knew Chris Benoit more in 2006 on Smackdown being the United States Champion & him being the Rabid Wolverine. He was the best technical wrestler that I’ve ever watched when I heard about the news about him passing it was hard to believe. I didn’t process enough of his death I was at a young age everything escalated like wild fire when he the news said he murdered his family. I also didn’t know it was just only 2 years before when Eddie passed away in 2005 that’s a short time span. Death can change a person forever & the trauma behind it.
He deleted himself my guy he didn’t “pass”.. took his family with him instead of seeking help
@@SeverancePay500 it's not always that simple brother 🖒
@@antofree6450in this case it is pretty simple, it's for you guys that it is hard to understand
Benoit was a technical wrestler the same way Bob Holly was a race car driver.
I met him bro. I was 6 years old and we saw him at boston Logan airport and we got his autograph and he had no issue signing it at all he was nice and soft spoken. He had a white tee and jeans on. It’s really so sad. His death really struck me. There’s no one like him in the wwe
I was 22 years old, and I still vividly remember sitting at the computer, and seeing the headline on a news site:
"Wrestling Star Dies"
My heart sank as I clicked the link, dreading to see who it was. When Eddie's picture appeared, I just sat there. I couldn't even try to read the article for at least ten minutes. I cried along with everyone else that day. We still miss you, Eddie.
Damn I miss Eddie. I was 8 years old when he passed away now I’m 26 and still claim him as one of my favorites. I’m glad wwe games still have him
My childhood died that day with Eddie. RIP champ, you had no idea how much you meant to a kid from Mexico who barely spoke English but could identify with you. Miss you till this day.
Eddie Guerrero was the man. RIP
Damn when Chavo said : " He's still there, man, and all of a sudden, he's not there anymore ". That will break a soul
Cry, Cry again these men faced such pain as a family would, but not many of us have Millions in our Family. I still play the RUclips video's every so often, along with Chris's. Tragedy strikes in situations and times when we least expect it. Rest in peace Eddie, and Chris, a broken man.....
My heart sank these two legends were stuck on.... They shared everything together.
I was like 10 years old when Eddie passed. Me and my dad were (still are) huge wrestling fans, i remember the next morning he told me that im not going to school. The next monday we were getting ready to watch Raw and thats when i saw the tribute show and when i found out he died. I didnt remember much about the show until saw it later when i got older but i remember my dad told me that it was ok to cry if i wanted to.😔 i think a lot of wrestling fans and wrestlers today really havent gotten over it. I know i havent
i love to this day the love for eddie, the tribute rey mysterio did playing his theme song at wrestlemania 39 was amazing! hearing that theme in an arena again was special, one of the best moments of mania that night.
I haven't watched WWE for more than 15 years now, I think I just grew out of it after his passing with Eddie being one of my favourites, just watched this entry and it was instant goosebumps hearing that intro music
My heart breaks for Chavo
Even watching this back 1000 times it’s still hard to process Eddie was 1 in a million I remmber going to school that day just crying I had a lot of people bully me for it but I didn’t care 💔
Eddie was my favorite growing up, when he died it really affected me. Later on in life I had my own drug problems and had to go through the depths of hell to get my family back. I miss you Eddie Viva La Raza
I’ve been a wrestling fan since I was 5 years old. Eddie was without a doubt my favorite wrestler. I was 10 when he passed away & I had this Eddie shirt I slept in for a whole week after. I’m 28 now & I still cry watching videos of him & laugh the loudest watching his "lie, cheat & steal" tactics. RIP Eddie ❤ Your legacy will forever live on
I was also 10 when he passed, he was the reason I started to watch wrestling watching him on smackdown. Still my favorite wrestler of all time
@@emmanuelforeman5339 It’s amazing how hard he is to forget
18 years later, and it's still sad to this day.
95 baby here. Eddie Guerrero was always one of my favorites. This is sad. RIP to a legend 🕊️
He was one of my favorites as a kid💯
As a bodybuilder, the main thing that worries me is the thing that got Eddie heart disease. On top of the other enhances, it takes to get to the size of Eddie during the final few years it takes a ton of food. In a perfect world, it would be clean food, oats, chicken, not as much meat, etc. but knowing the schedule they had it probably wasn’t that healthy and probably really helped contribute to the heart disease that took him out at the age of 38
R.I.P. Eddie Guerrero and R.I.P. Nancy and Daniel.
It's 9 am I don't wanna cry so early.. this story is the worst. RIP
That is HORRIBLE to find your relative like that.....I couldn’t begin to imagine how rough that was/is💯🙏 If I remember correctly, it was heart failure or something to do with the heart🤔If i’m wrong let me know (just saw the last part of the video, it was his heart....at 38🤯)but unfortunately That is one of the side effects of steroids. Hope that everyone watching has a blessed week🙏
When Eddie passed I stopped watching wrestling...it wasn't the same anymore
I remember my cousin was super into WWE back in the 2000s and he said the same thing
Daym 30 years old and this still hurts i remember this and chris
I was in 6th grade when this happened. Was the first time I actually felt depressed in some sort of way. I cried for a week straight. Quit watching WWE all together. Eddie was a great role model for me especially as a Mexican-American as myself. Still miss him to this day. R.I.P. Latino Heat 🕊
Met Eddie Bakersfield along with his Dad late 2000 great guy always will continue too love his Legacy.
I loved Eddie he is one of the greatest! Eddie and Chris at WrestleMania with the belts always bring me back
I feel for Chavo. I found my fiance unconscious and she ultimately passed away in my arms. It's the hardest thing I've ever experienced.
Those were 10 years of solid friendship between Eddie and Chris, at that point, they were no friends, they were brothers.
the sad part is that Eddie was 38 when he died and Chavo was 35 at the time and now Chavo is older than Eddie now Rip Eddie 😞❤
RIP Eddie, forever a legend.
Eddie legitimately was my favorite wrestler during that period growing up. He was just so entertaining and charismatic and so fun to watch in the ring, it was incredible. I never was fully invested in wrestling ever again when he passed away.
I cried so hard when I found out. I’ll never forget that day.
I was only a child when he died... but when they announced it on WWE... i cried. Insane.
This was really the beginning of the end for Chris Benoit.
My siblings and I were just kids when we would watch WWE but one night it was announced Eddie passed away. Never knew how he died. This is heartbreaking 😢
Chavo said he was in the washroom, in his underwear with his toothbrush in his hand… but Rey Mysterio said that he was laid down on the floor next to his bed, when Rey walked in?
When you hear that gargling it’s over. It’s a sound you can never unhear
Unreal. RIP to a legend
@Jose Lino OK J
I was 5 years old when Eddie died it breaks my heart that my childhood was never surrounded by growing up on Eddie Guerrero this got total nonstop heartbreaking
Such tragedies this made me really tear up God bless they're families if you knew these guys they really knew how to light up the room wherever they went . They'll be eternally missed by everyone.
2:27 that transition tho. Straight chills.
Man I didn’t realize how close Benoit and Eddie were it’s such tragedy what happened 😢
Eddie was my favorite Wrestler he passed away 10 days before my 13th birthday. And it hit me hard he was the best and I still miss Eddie
Eddie's death led to Benoit death. 😔
Benoit was murdered
Don't blame the murder of an innocent child and women on Eddie Guerrero
As if that wouldn't have happened anyway
It wouldn’t have happened. Benoit was suicidal, but Eddie stopped him several times before.
@@Jondav95 you can tell who are the real fans
I can relate to the pain of losing a best friend. It hurts so bad, for years. A pain that will never go away unfortunately…
Eddie’s death hurt and so did Chris’ until the details came out regarding what he did to his family.
I randomly ran into Eddie at a Jamba Juice in Orange, California. I believe WrestleMania 16 was in town. Super nice guy, had small talk with him and we went our separate ways. RIP brother!
I was in tears when both Eddie and Chris passed away.They were my favorite wrestlers growing up
This is the 1st time I hearing Chavo talk about this. This is still so heartbreaking!
Chris died when Eddie died
As soon as Chavo started going into detail, I couldn't watch any further. Eddie's death still hurts, but I can never imagine the pain that Chavo went through and the rest of the family.
Don’t do steroids my friends. This is a fate shared by many who fall into that trap.
It had much more to do with painkillers than steroids
@@ChelseaAlb95it was everything
To me steroids is like medicine, helps in small amounts but harmful in large doses, that's what you should be careful about. Don't get addicted to their benefits
No it isn't. I've known tons of guys that did steroids and none of them much as slapped their girlfriends, much less murdered their families.
@@redrick8900depends if u a snappy person on a regular then don’t take ts
Used to really like WWE as a kid, always was a fan of both Eddie and Chris here, it was sad to see them go though not much now for Chris after seeing exactly what he did. Eddie though was a breath of fresh air and a true crowd please.
The best of Eddie in the ring was when he was telling his life story. We'll always miss you Eddie.