I absolutely bawled like a baby when Eddie passed and my mom said to me "Wrestling isn't real". It was real to me. RIP Eddie Guerrero.

I’m 38 now and can remember Eddie’s passing like yesterday. I even remember where is was watching his last smackdown match with Mr Kennedy

I’ve just realized the Eddie and Chyna story and the Dom and Rhea story is pretty similar

RIP Eddie Guerrero 1967-2005 legends never die 🕊️

Always try to remember Eddie by his great wrestling matches. He's a Legend for sure but I feel bad he lost his tag partner then his life many years later. A true pioneer. RIP Eddie Guerrero

Chavo revealed on Dark Side of the Ring that when he found Eddie in the hotel bathroom, Eddie passed away in his arms. There's traumatizing, and then there's that.

I got a chance to meet him randomly one day and it was a real pleasure, the guy wouldn't stop smiling and was excited to meet a fan. I was already a huge fan of his, but that just made it more endearing. I'll always remember that random encounter. RIP Eddie, Latino Heat!

To this day, I still take Eddie's death the hardest out of all the pro wrestlers who died. Mainly because Eddie had such a connection that he really did feel like a member of the family to us the fans. His death was sad because he lost everything and worked his way back up and conquered his demons. He hit the best stride of his pro wrestling career and he was suddenly taken from us. I think Eddie's legacy in pro wrestling will always be that despite being flawed, he was a perfect all around performer who made anything work no matter how bad it was and he helped countless numbers of up and coming future wrestlers. RIP Eddie Guerrero, may you have found the peace in the afterlife that you only briefly got to enjoy in life. Viva La Raza!

I got to see Eddie face off against the big show in a house show in Glasgow, Scotland. He was great... and the crowd loved him. He was an excellent champion, his lie cheat and steal angle was entertaining as all hell and got him over and his charisma was almost unmatched in the wwe. Glad I got to see him wrestle before he passed at such a young age. The tribute show to him was full of people who genuinely loved him and was incredibly touching. He'll always be remembered.

I grew up into the lowrider scene. I lived in El Paso and I'm latino. I instantly felt a connection to Eddie. He was the reason I started watching wrestling in the early 2000s. By far my favorite wrestler of all time. Heel or face I was always on his side. To this day, I cry when I see his matches. When I cruise in my Impala, I always think I'm Eddie. RIP Eduardo ❤ The GOAT of 915

Still hurts till this day. We love you, Eddie. Rest well, mi amigo. ❤

I'm already tearing up

his feud he had with jbl in 04 got me into wrestling i was just 10 years old at that time, and growing up a hispanic kid, eddie and rey mysterio were my favorite wrestlers sucks that he is no longer with us he was an amazing wrestler and had what alot of wrestlers dont have today charisma

I remember being very emotional about this. So sad. I was 14 and obsessed with wrestling. He had several brushes with death prior, and his heart just couldn’t take it anymore. It really highlights the insecurity performers feel in WWE. He was scared of being forgotten. And it killed him.

Eddie, very humble man

I randomly was thinking about Eddie Guerrero im 26 and I haven’t watched wrestling since I was a kid then I randomly typed it in youtube and seen this video uploaded 8 hrs ago crazzy

Those mullets are frickin' epic! We miss you, Eddie. You were something special.

I remember Eddie, the invisible man, and hard holly chop Daniel Puder in the rumble.

I had the opportunity to meet Eddie Guerrero one of my favorite wrestlers back in 1997. He was so kind and so down to earth. RIP to you Eddie 🙏🏾

I loved his caracter he was so funny and talented I know that he loved his career and his family may he rest in eternal peace

Outside of Owen Hart, Eddie's death was the most shocking to me. He wasn't an over the hill performer. He didn't show any signs of being sick. He was 38 , and at the top of his game. He seemed like he was gonna get another run with the title. Heck it has only been a year since he was the champion.

At least he is in a better place (cheering Rey & Dominik [Mysterio] on)

RIP Eddie man he died before I was even born i was born in 2006

It’s a shame Eddie died so young. Dude is a legend.

So his intro music in WWF was not him at all. He was a man of principle and good character unlike "We lie, We Cheat, We Steal"

Losing Eddie was like losing a close friend and family member! It hit hard 😢

Truely, thank you. One of my favorite wrestlers.

Eddie was an amazing wrestler and was apart of one of the greatest era’s of wrestling ❤ rest in peace Eddie 🙏🏽🙏🏽

I’m still sad to this day about Eddie’s death. I’ll never forget being a 7 year old kid crying when they played that tribute video to him with 3 Doors Down playing. I still to this day can’t watch that video. R.I.P. Eddie! Viva La Raza!!!!

11:25 Vickie is SPOT on with that. I was with a chick who had substance issues but denied it like crazy, there was no reasoning with her. So I just had to drop her like a bad habit. Fortunately it wasn't serious and there wasn't any family involved, but still. Just sucks when people have a better connection with substances than anything else. I mean I'm all for enjoying that kind of stuff casually but you need to know when to stop. And unfortunately, what Eddie was doing has never NOT been common even to this day.

Such a tragedy Eddie was so much of a down to earth person and loyal friend that some people around him weren’t the same or couldn’t go on in life…

Drugs and alcohol kill so badly. The entire Guerrero family loved wrestling. Eddie included. If he transferred to Kansas City, he might have been a very welcome sight. Bob Geigel might have been delighted to open the gate.

There are people though that are saying he was still using steroids at the time of his death, so well if that's true then he didn't really change.

I didn't know that Eddy had died, I hadn't watched wrestling for a long time, wow, how sad.😭💔🇲🇽

Gone but not forgotten we will always remember you Eddie and the matches you had done may you RIP ...

I once saw eddie at the wwe in Birmingham uk i loved him my favourite wrestler ❤ r.i.p Eddie

RIP Eddie Guerrero

What a great channel! Just discovered it. Great work..subbed of course

Top 5 of all time to me. A wonderful worker and entertainer and by all accounts, a wonderful and warm man. He is missed and always will be. Viva la Raza!

Rip Eddie Guerrero 1967-2005

Great video - TY Sir 😀

Eddie was my favourite. I cried when he died 😭

I remember where I was and what I was doing the day I found out that Eddie passed away. I could not believe what I was seeing, and took a long long time to even comprehend that he was gone....Smackdown seemed so empty for quite sometime lacking his presence. However, his legacy is living on with signature moved that are still being done in the ring today, and even the mannerisms that the stars do today in the ring to honor his legacy as well. Thats how much of an impact Eddie had in the business....his legacy will live forever. I still miss Eddie like crazy even today, just thinking how much of a bigger star he could have been today - RIP Eddie - you are missed forever...

I still miss him! RIP

Seriously one of the greatest to ever do it.. there'll never be another Eddie Guerrero. There's a shoot interview out there with Eddie that is really good and he opens up about a great many things. I recommend it very much.

This page is gonna be like wrestling Bios cousin.. mad respect.. now if only primes hood cinema and Gulley boy could be on the same team

Eddie was and always will be one of my favorites. One of the best personalities ever, and could make the argument he had some of the best arms/biceps ever too.

My late father loved wrestling and the WWE stars. Especially the Guerrero family wrestlers. Knowing my father he would have been deeply saddened had he been alive when Eddie passed. Hopefully he has met Eddie on the other side. And the two of them are exchanging headlocks and drop kicks. Rest in peace you two.. Note: Regardless of whether wrestling is real or not? The wrestlers are real! And like us all they also deal with real life problems.

Those are some first class mullets

LATINO HEAT FOREVER ……. 🙏🏿

Non stop pain due to a crushed vertebrae. Led to the death of my grandma as well. Also know someone who suffers from it since his 32th. The rest of your life pain. Or moments no pain. Sometimes death mean release

Nice video Sir

Honestly, when Eddie's death was announced, I thought it was a bad joke from the WWE, or maybe just another bit and that he would return. I clung onto that hope for months.

hed changed his ways and his past came back to bite him so sad, and thats why theres help for these kinds of things, and hope that people get the help they need asap before its to late.

It's sad that Eddy died young. He just didn't know when to get out. Just like Chris Benoit. Just like Art Barr. His two best friends. :( Regardless, thank u for the memories, Eddy!

God Rest Eddie Guerrero I feel Sorry Guerreo Family and Wrestling friends and Wrestling Fans

Crazy hearing Chris Beniot was worried about Eddie.. Then went on to kill his whole family 🤦‍♂️

love you man. still miss you! WWE will never be same without you

That was DEFINITELY AS BIG AS THE "4 HORSEMAN"

Wrestling not like it used to be now days and I stop watching it years ago

Rest In Paradise Eddie Guerrero I 1st Saw Eddie Guerrero Wrestle In 1994 When He Was Part Of AAA & His Tag Partner Was The Love Machine. 😁 Also Rest In Paradise DAD 😢 It's Been A Hectic Week, But I Have To Be Strong. ILOVEYOUDAD

Came to Ring as shining star and closed eyes in Ring like a lion,Latino heat,big hearted man.

Maybe it's just because of how much he hated the company, but I actually think Eddie was wrong in thinking that WCW never gave him chances to bring out more of his personality. His talking segments were great in the whole LWO angle, and even before that, his feud with his nephew Chavo was some of the most entertaining stuff non nWo related at the time. Again, maybe it's just because of how he personally felt toward the company (Again, why? Because he was never WCW World champion? Sorry, but in that time period, he was never seen at that level anyways), but I recall him being a multi time midcard champion and definitely getting a chance to show some character in that company.

Eddie was the shiznit!

Man Latino heat is needed in wrestling we miss you Eddie

I rank Eddie way up there as one of the very few true greats of professional wrestling!

You are the best Eddie in me eyes I wanna hug and see you in heaven one day.

R.I.P Latino Heat. We miss you still.

What I heard is that someone saw Eddie unconscious while entering his room and he decided to call Chavo instead of 911 like why

Viva la raza

😔 ✊🏾

I just can't get over how prevalent drugs are in pretty much every industry. The United States has a major problem. It definitely seems like any profession that requires physical exertion is riddled with drugs. I'm a mechanic and it's all over my industry. Drugs have infiltrated every aspect of the United States.

I never did like Eddie Guerrero. He just didn't resonate with me. However, it's tragic what happened to him. Mighty funny how Dominic Mysterio looks like a younger version of him. Anyway RIP.

VIVA LA RASSA

Eddie was one of the great one's of wwe

Eddie Guerrero passing away definitely was Chris Benoit downfall 😔 I remember hearing Eddie's death on the actual News and I literally cried my eyes out thought it was a bad dream fr. All these years later he's one of few WWE wrestlers i still think about as well watching previous classic matches 💯 R.i.p my friend, may his Latino heat continue to burn ❤️‍🔥 bright and forever 💯💯💯😔

Eddie was the best my favorite wrestler

Let the great one rest in peace we don't need this suit about Eddie he was one of the best people I every got to know lay off

Guerrero como Eddie, Que Viva La Raza!

How was he not rushed to the E.R ?

The Price for Taking Steroids

Latino heat!!!!!!!!!! Rip

R.I.P latino heat

I thought Chris Benoit was the best! Eddie Guerrero was the 1/2 better then Chris, I saw Eddie in the Ring two nights before he died.

Dats right Amigo I'm ur Papi

VIVA LA RAZA STILL BURNS 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

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I know he had a heart attack, but is there a reason why? I’ve heard so many reasons. He did cocaine, he did steroids? Anyone knows?

Eddie had heart attack in ring - get facts right

I remember hearing about his death. I was in tears . So sad R.I.P Eddie G.B.N.F 😢😢. VIVA LA RAZZZA

Those wrestlers were on some serious stuff, back then. Man.

He was da Sheeeeeeeeeeeee!

Imma be real was vickie ever a hot latina 😂😂😂😂 rip eddie g forever a legend

This video made me relive the date when I saw the GAB PPV back in 2004 (for some reason I thought it was 2003, but oh well). I enrolled in APW wrestling dojo in Hayward, California in 2001, just months after WWF bought WCW and the business was about to start taking a dive in ratings and popularity. Not to mention, I was dealing with a nasty divorce from my first wife, and my daughter was around 2 years of age at the time. My mind was really not in the right place. My training and focus to become a wrestler wasn't there. I sometimes skipped training, I was a dick to my peers, and when they would treat me the same way i treated them, I believed they hated me for no reason. To say that I had a "victim's mentality" is putting it mild. So in mid 2003, I had a huge argument with the founder and owner of APW aka Roland Alexander, who he told me something that was 100% true "YOU ARE 5 FOOT NOTHING, WEIGH 200 NOTHING. AND IF BY SOME MIRACLE YOU MAKE IT TO THE WWF (we still called it that even after the change of name to the E), YOU'LL BE NOTHING MORE THAN BATISTA MEAT!" That was the last time I stepped foot in APW. Fastforward a year or so later, I'm watching the GAB PPV at my aunts house, since my oldest cousin was a huge wrestling fan. And when I saw Eddie beat Brock for the WWE title, I got so emotional that I started crying. Seeing someone of my same ethnicity, same height and same size win the ultimate belt, gave me hope that someone under 6foot can actually become a mega star. And years later, I flirted w/the idea of giving pro wrestling another GO, last one being in 2019 to 2020 when I was already in my 40s w/a new wife and two sons, because I was invited to join by none other than Bobby Horne aka Sir Mo in his promotion SOAR CHAMPIONSHIP WRESTLING, but after the global lockdown, the cancel culture environment everyone was dealing with at the time, and seeing that my two sons were growing right in front of me and wanted to stay home and not just travel the country and risking my life for little to no pay, I quietly walked away. I have no regrets. I'm thankful for that cup of coffee, which enabled me to get the bug out of my system. It enabled me to put all my focus from the mat into rebuilding my family life, improve my skills in my career as an accounts payable processor, rebuild my credit, which in the end, enabled me to buy my home for my family and I. So no. No regrets here. I'm thankful that I was able to try my hand in the squared circle and thankful that Eddie Guerrero proved that you didn't have to be jacked nor tower anyone like the Hogans, Lugers, nor Nashes of the past. When you have talent, can work, and actually draw money, you are going to shine. Thank you once again for this video. And yes, thank you for allowing me to share my heart with all of you. Rick

I gotta think steroid usage fed into his heart failure .

Internet Wrestling community, and new Pro Wrestling fans. dont ever let the legacy of Eddie Guerrero be forgotten

Rip

Latino heat 🔥🐐

guerrero eduardo .race:white."

10:47 so mexicans are white?