Mr. Kennedy Was Eddie Guerrero’s Last Match (EMOTIONAL CLIP)
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- Опубликовано: 21 июл 2022
- Former WWE star Mr. Kennedy joins Chris to candidly speak on death in professional wrestling and recalls hearing about the deaths of both Eddie Guerrero & Shad. Mr. Kennedy is a professional wrestler with over 25 years of experience having wrestled in WWE, TNA & most recently the NWA.
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Watch this full interview with Mr. Kennedy on my main Chris Van Vliet channel here: ruclips.net/video/mHkaTIY_Uvc/видео.html
Yeah, I remember that still & always going to blame him for Eddie death for hitting him in the head with the chair. (If I'm not mistaken.)
And sadly wasn't Ken , Umagas last opponent after wrestling him on the Australian Hulkamania Tour???
I remember that last match they had and the next day I hear that Eddie is dead
You can tell that Mr. Kennedy is both proud to be Eddie's final-ever opponent, and simultaneously saddened about it. Being Eddie's last match... is a tragic honor to put it best.
Couldn’t have put it better. Must be a real mix of emotions.
Kenndy was the original Asshole before MJF
He was also umagas last match
@@Nicks.2259 🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾💔💔💔💔🕊🕊🕊🕊 R.I.P EDDIE GUERRERO AND UMAGA
I can understand it, ive been some peoples last fight.. i also fought on the last card Kimbo slice ever fought on. and for that i am happy to have met and fought in the same building. with that being said i can only imagine that i would be very proud to have wrestled a legend before they passed. R.I.P Guerrero
I remember watching this match as a kid and being so angry with Kennedy thinking it was those exact chair shots that caused Eddie to pass 😭 RIP Eddie and nothing but respect for Kennedy, very underrated and comes off as an amazing person 🙏🏻
Same 😂😂😂
Bro same because I the news of him passing came right after that episode of smackdown to do I thought he killed eddie 😭
I still think it was that chair shot🤷🏾♂️
Same, lol.
Imagine the heat if Kennedy entered a feud against Chavo/Rey by boasting that he killed Eddie.
@@Beatle911 That would’ve been terribly amazing
Eddie was the first famous person I cried for when he passed. He was that gkkd at what he did that I legit bawled my eyes out in class when I heard the news. Felt like I lost a dear friend despite never once meeting him. Eddie stole the hearts of millions ❤️
Same
Same. I was 9 when he passed and had no clue he did all day until Raw came on. He was my favorite wrestler.
Lmfao 😆
Same first time I felt the reality of death.
@@MyNameIsLegato I found out maybe three hours before raw. It was three days before my 20th birthday too
Being Eddie Guerrero’s last match is such an unfortunate honor.
RIP Latino Heat 🙏🏾
Viva La Raza
The Shad story was crazy man. What a powerful thing for a father to do
an shocking , still can't belive that actually happen
Rip
It must be surreal for Ken. Being Eddie's and Umaga's last opponent before their deaths.
for sure must be hard for a person to be last match on type before a PPV
two eddies one kenny
Eddie Kingston better never wrestle Kennedy.
@@paulpierce9558 😂😂😂
@@paulpierce9558 that's my first name too, and now I dont ever wanna be in the same building as him lol.
It's ominously ironic that Ken Anderson is the last opponent of two Eddies: Eddie Guerrero and Umaga.
:(
Didn't know he was Umaga's last match
@@mrowley7300 Yep he sure did. It was in November I believe like the week before Umaga passed away.
RIP to both but Umaga is an underrated beast and should be in the HOF
@@Njbear7453 fax, also should have been wwe champion atleast once
@@goatguire2000 I agree, if only he could’ve beat super cena back in ‘06 lmao😂he was a good IC champ tho
Look at Mr. Kennedy now at 46 years old. He looks a lot different ever since he faced Eddie Guerrero nearly 17 years ago. Too bad he was the last superstar to face Eddie Guerrero before Latino Heat died. Lots of emotions ran in Mr. Kennedy’s veins and eyes and I’ve never seen him shed tears before until now. :(
And he looks ten years older then me, and we are the same age...respect to him. KENNEDY!
Damn
Mr Kennedy was so charismatic that I'll never understand how he didn't have the major championship of the company. The entrance of this guy was iconic
Mr Kennedyyyy. K-e-n-e-d-d-y
You should ask Orton and Cena about that as they're the 2 that got him fired after he botched a move on Randy. :|
@@Gultragorer Never heard that one, where you get your sources?
@@TheJeremie247 EVERYONE knows this.
@@TheJeremie247 these comments piss me off the most lol. YOU find the goddamn source.
@@TheJeremie247 it's literally common knowledge that those 2 caused him to get fired
Rest in peace Shad. I cried too for a real life hero
Nobody can ever question Shad’s standard as a father. Sacrificing your own life for your child is simultaneously the easiest & hardest decision to make. But every true father & mother would make the choice without hesitation.
Imagine leaving two small kids orphan to save someone else's kid drowning and losing self life in the process.
@@herculez6087 imagine being a shitty person 🙃
And nobody mentioned him in this clip, so what the hell are you talking abouf
@@zeldabombsquad1144 clearly you didn’t watch the video or payed attention
@@zeldabombsquad1144 close to half of this video was talking about shad lol
Eddie was an all around wrestler, passionate, charismatic, physique, skills, I wish he was at the top much longer
He was never on top and when he won one of the titles he would cry and complain if the arena wasn’t filled
The physique is a huge part of what killed him
Interesting statement max, still waiting for your point tho
@@Maxx_d13 sad excuse for a man. Even more pathetic that you’re an mjf fanboy.
@@Maxx_d13 How ironic, you use MJF as your pfp when he specifically mentioned fans like you "don't know shit". Hilarious
Mr. Kennedy is still just as awesome as he was back in the day
Not only was he Eddie's last match, but that was his first loss on the main roster. I remember being in English class my Freshman year of high school and a buddy of mine telling me Eddie passed. I couldn't believe it and didn't until I got home.
I remember watching Kennedy when I was younger thinking he was a total dick for real🤦 goes to show you how damn good these folks are at their jobs, especially when you see how genuine he is in interviews etc. Seems like such a positive, humble guy.
@Paraone Ngatai only one I liked outa them was Chris masters, he was one of my faves back in the day. His entrance was awesome and that's when the master lock looked absolutely devastating 😂
That just shows you how good they were as heels. Also, few people believed Undertaker was actually dead and brother of Kane.
the man showed all the emotion , a new respect.
I remember getting to Target Center that evening and being confused why Eddie's lowerider was on the stage. I still get the same emotions now when I watch his tribute show, as I got live that night.
I had that same reaction seeing the Monday Night Raw episode
Man that caught me off guard.. I grew up watching wrestling then took time away because of life, joining the Army. There was a meet and greet in 03 at camp Arifjan in Kuwait. I met Stone Cold, Big Show, Torrie Wilson.. but who stuck out the most? It was Eddie. He had such an infectious smile and swagger. After all these years, I'll never forget how much he and the SD6 meant to me as a fan.
That tribute to the troops shows was one of the first wwe shows I saw!
His cheating style always had me entertained especially when he tried to cheat but gets caught, that was awesome
I was there for this match up in the nosebleeds. It was crazy good. Rip Eddie
i always felt what made eddie so special.... people could feel how genuine and decent he was. not like i knew him or it was a conscious thought but he had such a good heart and was such a fun unique guy.
Eddie got everyone crying over him ,what a heart breaker ...RIP Eddie ⚰️🙏💔
We cry together.
Not only was Mr. Kennedy was Eddie's last opponent. He was also Umaga's last opponent.
Really??? Didn't know that.
@@nlee4566 yup, its on youtube
Man being around Eddie and Benoit at the time.... just crazy and tragic at the same time..
I'm happy I got to see Eddie perform in person before he passed but what a shocking day when he passed..same with Shad 😢 a true hero
Eddie was truly special to all of us. I remember when he passed. It was depressing and hurtful in 2005.
I met ken in preston at a wrestling event and i thanked him for that match he was a stand out guy reallt down to earth
I still remember the day they Eddie passed I was in my early teens & never missed a SmackDown or Raw. That was the beginning of my downfall of the love of wrestling & then a short time later the Benoit incident happened & was the last straw.
So proud to say that I was there and in attendance for his last match. As a mega fan of his at the time, this is one of my most treasured memories of all time. I bought his "im your papi" shirt while I was there and wore it until it fell apart basically. That chair shot echoed so loudly and I can still hear it when I think about it. Eddie and Chris's deaths really killed any innocence or joy that I correlated with wrestling. Insane to think that it has been 17 years since Eddie last laced up his boots or made an appearance.
Shads passing touched all of those who saw him perform as a wrestler. to know his sacrifice as a father... that is true love. i sometimes still think of guys like him when i see wrestling. his sacrifice touches the hearts of every father that has seen him wrestle.
Eddie was the best eveeytime I see a tribute I shed tears he was so funny his entrance was awesome his attire everything he died the 13th of November one day before my birthday I remember watching smackdown and hearing the news I just broke down crying RIP Eddie Guerrero ❤❤❤
RIP EDDIE & SHAD! Fucking heroes
Not gonna lie, I didn’t expect to tear up during a Mr Anderson/Kennedy interview
I actually recorded this match on my first computer I purchased. It was a Sony Vaio desktop with a tv tuner (yeah old school) and this was when Eddie Guerrero was turning face after his feud with Batista. The match with Mr. Kennedy ended with a steel chair switch after Eddie won via DQ. I remember wishing to see Eddie feud more with Mr. Kennedy and Randy Orton. This was when Smackdown was the better show
Same position as edge having Owen's last match.
Heartbreak
@@youtubefreakyoutubefreak8071 Owen and Jarrett vs edge and Christian
@@youtubefreakyoutubefreak8071 Owen's last match was a tag. Him and jarrett vs edge and christian before the over the edge ppv
@@youtubefreakyoutubefreak8071 Obviously you had no idea 😂😂😂😂
@@kennethrawlings7265 Ok yes his last match was against egde and christian.
But his last televised match was against val venis and godfather.
@@youtubefreakyoutubefreak8071 I tried to tell you 🤷🏽♂️😂😂
I watched Eddie's last match live Eddie was my favorite of all time honestly he was just getting better on the mic too
Eddie Guerrero was the greatest of all time
And Benoit was right up there. But of course his legacy is tarnished.
Heart felt. Amazing interview and thank you so much for taking the time to pull back the curtain & have us know how he felt.
I remember as a kid being upset with him cause that was eddie last match and the chair shot was such a Heel move.
But grew to really love his character !!
Ken seems like such a genuine humble all around great guy. Really an amazing interview Chris.
Owen Hart, Eddie Guerrero, Chyna, Shad, and Daffney passings were the ones those hit me THE HARDEST. RiP to all those great stars 🌟 🙏.
I lost my mum when I was 12, and the following funerals over the next few years I was still numb, so I understand where he’s coming from
Sorry for your loss bro,mhsrip
🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿
It honestly sucks that pro wrestlers have EXTREMELY high mortality rates. As much as those rates have decreased over the last few years (which is certainly appreciated by everyone who has any level of support for this business), there’s still A LOT of work that needs to be done to help them live longer after they hang their boots up.
Eddie was initially advertised for NZs first ever tour in March 2006, and aside from the Undertaker, he was probably the wrestler I was most excited to see perform 😪
RIP to Eddie and RIP to my older brother who passed away only a few years later (who I went to that show with) so can totally relate to the deadening of emotions to cope instead of spontaneously combusting in a whirlwind of grief 😔
I remember that too... I was 11 from 2005 going onto 12 in 2006
I had tickets to go to the March 2006 Road to Wrestlemania 22 Tour in Wellington and...
I was really excited because I really wanted to see Eddie...
when I first saw the ad come up on TV and I saw Eddie.. I immediately jumped up and chanted:Eddie Eddie Eddie
sadly it would never happen and I ended up not going ... especially after Eddie died because Eddie was who I really wanted to see the most...
he was so popular at the time... it was all about Latino Heat 🔥
✝️ gone but never forgotten 🇲🇽 VIVA EDDIE GUERRERO
I went to that show in Wellington at age 10 and I’ll never forget it
I still go back and watch the WWE’s tribute video to Eddie on RUclips all the time. I remember exactly where I was when my dad told me of his death. I was only 8-9 years old at the time and it was the first taste of a real life superhero fading away. Rip Eddie. Latino heat.
I was at this event. Still kinda gets to me knowing I was in attendance for his last match. RIP Eddie!
Mr Anderson love ya bro. Your a hell of a guy and great wrestler one of my favs
He still remembers the last match vs Eddie Guerrero, it gives him emotional memories.
I remember that day perfectly when it was announced the passing of Eddie. Back in high school (in my 30's) my class was in the library doing research for a project. Literally the next day after the show, I was sitting next to my friend in the library and my friend told me that Eddie passed away. In my head I was like "this is just fake news", so I went to look it up and it was confirmed. I literally died inside and was in shock, disbelief, sad and considering Eddie passed away in my state of MN which I almost went to but chose not to just because of school. I regretted so much for not going. Also for the rest of the day at school and at home I talked to no one.
Miss Eddie every day. Crazy to say and feel like that. Not like I knew him personally but he was I guess like a hero to me as a kid. He was my favorite wrestler.. he was the only reason I tuned in to watch wrestling. He would make me laugh and smile like you wouldn't believe it. When I heard the news of his passing, I broke down. It hurt real bad... I get teary eyes just thinking about it. Eddie Guerrero was truly something else and I'll never forget him.
Go do something like to honor him instead of just leaving a comment if you miss him so much
@@Maxx_d13 like a frog splash....on this woke culture...
@@TheL1arL1ar this guy wasn’t old enough to watch Eddie. He was never a top guy I’m sorry
@@Maxx_d13 I liked a lot of wrestlers and I did enjoy Eddie..and his theme song is still attached to my head…I farroq and Bradshaw for some reason.
Mr Kennedy was one of my all time favorite heels. His finisher and mic work was underrated!!
grew up watching the likes of Taker, HBK, Bret Hart etc,and have seen a lot of death in wrestling but nothing hit me harder than Eddie's passing. I've never heard anyone say a bad word about the guy. sure he had his demons but he overcame them. Just seemed like one of those guys who was just a pleasure to be around
I remember that match... After Kennedy hit him with the chair for cheating I knew Eddie was going to kick his A** next week...... Didn't happen 😢
Very moving clip. And Mr. CVV you are a great interviewer. Shout out from a fellow Canadian 🍁
I hope mr Kennedy comes back in wwe like a royal rumble return!
I know i was a child back then but i still cry till now cause Eddie was my fav wrestler and every time i watch a enterview i cry that man was my childhood hero" i lie i cheat i steal"
It's a sick joke that fate plays on humanity. As far as what Ken says about being around death too often makes you numb inside, it's one of the most unpleasant and inconvenient truths in life. Rest in peace Eddie and Shad.
Thanks for bringing him 🙏 I remember
I remember watching this match, and seeing the chair shot at the end. For some reason the "disqualify that!" stuck with me. Never would've guessed that he'd pass a few days later. R.I.P. Eddie.
I was a huge Mr. Kennedy fan along with MVP back then and also he's from Wisconsin too.. GO PACKERS!
I remember this like it was all from yesterday.
I'll never forget watching that match and seeing its ending and thinking "Uh oh, Kennedy's going to be mad now, Eddie better watch his back next week. I sense a feud coming." ....A few days later he was gone. :(
You can tell he had great respect for Eddie and they were friends hearing the sniffles he was holding back tears
Met him at wrestlecon this year coolest guy even recorded his mr kennedy intro with him haha it was awesome
I remember that last match of Eddie vs Mr Kennedy! Totally unforgettable! I was in high school when that match happen. What sad last match when it was Eddie's final days. R.I.P. EDDIE!!
I can tell you, you were one of the best mike masters! That intro, man! 💯
Met Kennedy several times working merch in the Midwest. Always a super good dude to us. A super underrated worker as well.
Honestly WWE unfairly did Kennedy dirty. He was a class act through and through and sure his ring skills at that point was a bit rough but nothing that couldn't have been coached out. Honestly I think some wrestlers blamed Kennedy for Guerreros death, one in particular being Orton who pushed for Kennedys firing in the first place. Kennedy could've been a top guy in WWE, he had that it factor. But backstage politics are a bitch
I remember when Eddie passed I was 18 or 19 at the time learning to rebuild transmissions and then the guys saw me tear up... everyone was laughing and didnt understand what was going on... man.. some ppl have major impacts on people's lives
Imagine the stories he must have riding with Eddie AND Chris.... basically a year within both would be tragically dead.
Everytime I think of Eddie Guerrero, I always think back to my first house show in Winnipeg back in September of 2003, Brock and Angle were headlining for the WWE Championship, but when Los Guerrero’s were facing the Bashams.
No one that night, got the pop Eddie Guerrero got when he entered, not even Angle or Brock.
When he got up the turnbuckle, and did his Frog Splash to finish the match, the place was blinding with flashes. Just one giant flash of light for a good three seconds, Eddie Guerrero forever became my favourite wrestler that night. Seeing him LIVE was such an amazing moment, I didn’t even know of what an honour it would become to actually get to see him perform LIVE, until a few years later, he would pass away so young.
I will never forget it, Eddie Guerrero at the time was only a mid card tag team wrestler, only a few months later we’d see him crowned the Champion of the company because his star was so undeniable, you couldn’t keep him in the midcard.
I was so emotional the whole week when I found out Eddie Guerrero died, my Mom even let me stay home from school that week because she knew what Eddie Guerrero meant to me.
I lost both grandparents a brother and uncle in 5 months. I totally understand feeling deadened. It's not something you want to so but after so much death it almost gets like he said oh sorry to hear that. Props to you Mr. Kennedy for taking that emotional ride....
I don’t watch wrestling these days, but I remember watching Eddie’s last match in 2005 with Kennedy and I never would’ve guessed that was gonna be the last time he’d make the walk to the ring. He won the match in classic Eddie fashion too, tossed the chair to Kennedy while the ref wasn’t looking and made it seem like he got clocked. I remember a few days after that watching the news and seeing the report that Eddie had passed away and I remember being upset cause he was one of my favorite wrestlers to watch
I remember this, i was around 7 or 8. I didnt know better then, but i theorized it was Kennedy's chairshot that caused Eddie's death, i still remember that match...
Eddie is still loved to this date!! Lot off ppl loved Eddie
*watching wwf wwe since late 80s. Eddie's death hit really hard of all the wrestlers that passed. I stopped watching shortly after* didn't start watching again till 2020 ish.
I met Eddie at a hotel in Orlando after WWE had done a show the night before. I was honored to have had an opportunity to meet such an awesome ambassador of sports entertainment. Later, when he was on his way out of the restaurant with his family, Eddie came over to our table to say hello to my friends and wish us well. Super nice guy. It is no wonder that the WWE still honors his contribution to the industry.
My Grandmother called me the next day after raw an told me about it. I was upset cause I was 14 an my uncle just passed the month before. A month later an right before Christmas my pap died, an we buried my gram just passed 2 years ago. Late 2005 was a crazy time for me. I got eddies autobiography for Christmas that year. I still have the book
❤❤❤
Always wanted to hear this
The fact he mentioned Shad❤️❤️
I never swa that last match but mister Kennedy realy puts clarity on Eddie live so thanks and RIP Eddie
I think when you reach certain point of the real definition of life everything makes you cry from the good news to the bad 😅
Miss watching Kennedy perform
Not only did Eddie Guerrero have his final match with Mr. Kennedy, but Umaga's final match was also with Mr. Kennedy
I thought Mr. Kennedy kill Eddie Guerrero with a chair shot when I was a kid. I am sorry to Mr. Kennedy. U still one of my favorite wrestler during Pg Era
Good interview 🔥🔥
Mr Kennedy has always been underrated
I just got into wrestling when Eddie died I’m glad to have seen him once before he died on television. I immediately liked him as did my firend who Showed me wrestling. Rip to one of the best ever
Good interview guys it was very interesting to hear ken's side of this.
All time Mr. Kennedy fan ,,,,,, New subscriber
Man This Guy Dropped The Ball Money In The Bank Winner Got Injured, Then The McMahon Storyline Got Suspended. This Guy Was So Charismatic And Should Have Been World Champion !
Ngl mr kennedy smacked the shit outta eddie with that chair, it still plays in my head😔
Man I tell you this guy is very talented that has to take a toll on him being Eddie's last match got nothing but respect for him
Watched Eddie Guerrero on a Friday.
Lost him on a Sunday.
Didn't find out until Monday morning at school, looking up the results of TNA'S Resolution 2005.
me too a dude told me at school i was so pumped for survivor series 05 Team RAW VS. Team SmackDown!
To be completely honest, when I was younger I thought Kennedy was responsible for killing Eddie. Thought that way for years until discovering more. I do remember crying at the news of his death. Still miss Latino Heat till this day. I also miss Benoit as a performer
Long live Mr.Kennedy
I miss Eddie guerrero so much I November Eddie guerreo win the wrestling championship from Brock lesnar at no way out that is amazing wrestling moments in the wwe we all wrestling fans miss Eddie guerreo love you❤
Shad proved that not every hero is wearing a cape
I can understand that when people die you loss all your tears and such you don’t care but your so used to it I feel that
Eddie and Mr. Kennedy Two of my favourites wrestler ever
I remember this match to this day....
That was special of him, being Eddie's last opponent. He was so hurt when Eddie died. Rip. Eddie's Guerrero
I was a lapsed fan around that time. Eddie and Benoit had passed and I was getting into wrestling back around 06-07. Shad's death was shocking to say the least.