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Posted by pogohatesme
- November 19, 2005, 01:36:54 PMOK I'm sure you have your sources for info, but nothing I've seen so far says anything differnt that the story of finding him in the bathroom. I've got tons of different links to news and wrestling sites that say that.
Posted by nameless cheater
- November 19, 2005, 01:00:36 PMok i hate to add to all this sadness but some people dont have there facts straight .....Eddie was found in his bed not in the bathroom with a toothbrush in his mouth he fell into a deep sleep and just didnt wake up when the desk rang his room for morning call....Eddie was a great wrestler and will be missed by millions
Posted by bubblegum
- November 19, 2005, 04:36:10 AMoh wow. I still say he died young
Posted by pogohatesme
- November 18, 2005, 08:18:17 PMIt was a massive heart attack caused by heart disease and the lasting affects of the years of drugs and alcohol in his system
Posted by Roseybud333
- November 18, 2005, 07:57:03 PMI believe it was heart failure. . he had the beginnings of heart disease
Posted by bubblegum
- November 18, 2005, 05:53:49 PMany idea on the cause of death for eddie? or has the family said?
Posted by pogofreak
- November 18, 2005, 05:50:30 PMOk, I thought I was doing ok til I watched the Smackdown thing tonight. I cannot believe it, it's still so hard to beileve it, and yet I know it's happened. I really haven't cried this much since Andre the Giant died. Heck, I still cry when ever I watch Princess Bride due to that fact. Sue me, I'm a chick, I cry when things hit me hard. :-[
I just read over this board and well, I appreciate all the points. I have often called Wrestling my testosterone filled soap opera. This is a loving term, trust me. USUALLY I don't watch wrestling during football season only cause it's too much testosterone in a weekend (old thursday night wrestling, friday night HS football, sat college football, sun professional football, Monday night wrestling.). Some reason last friday I just decided to catch up with my favorite "soap". Man, I adored that man for his charisma and personality! I actually got my parent's addicted to him as well, amazing enough.
Now, I know it's pretty much all scripted. We were there, we talked to the stars, hell I have numbers. Maybe the ends are scripted, to me that's ok. I still think they are awesome athletes, I mean there's no way the hits are fake. Maybe the blood is but one only has to remember how Vinny Mac hit the mat wrong at RR this past year and blew his knee. All I'm saying is that there has to be some sortof respect for the guys who do it ya know?
So my memory of Eddie right? Has to be him and Benoit after the Smackdown/RAW show this last January in Cali. We had won a contest and got to meet alot of these guys/gals. Both had a bad night for some reason so I wasn't gonna gawk too much. I just had said man, I appreciate you, shook his hand and walked away. Most meaningful moment in my life.
So that is my peace in this whole thing. I don't believe that the scripts are real, but I believe the people are. I and my family will seriously miss Eddie. He made the ring special. Viva La Raza!
I just read over this board and well, I appreciate all the points. I have often called Wrestling my testosterone filled soap opera. This is a loving term, trust me. USUALLY I don't watch wrestling during football season only cause it's too much testosterone in a weekend (old thursday night wrestling, friday night HS football, sat college football, sun professional football, Monday night wrestling.). Some reason last friday I just decided to catch up with my favorite "soap". Man, I adored that man for his charisma and personality! I actually got my parent's addicted to him as well, amazing enough.
Now, I know it's pretty much all scripted. We were there, we talked to the stars, hell I have numbers. Maybe the ends are scripted, to me that's ok. I still think they are awesome athletes, I mean there's no way the hits are fake. Maybe the blood is but one only has to remember how Vinny Mac hit the mat wrong at RR this past year and blew his knee. All I'm saying is that there has to be some sortof respect for the guys who do it ya know?
So my memory of Eddie right? Has to be him and Benoit after the Smackdown/RAW show this last January in Cali. We had won a contest and got to meet alot of these guys/gals. Both had a bad night for some reason so I wasn't gonna gawk too much. I just had said man, I appreciate you, shook his hand and walked away. Most meaningful moment in my life.
So that is my peace in this whole thing. I don't believe that the scripts are real, but I believe the people are. I and my family will seriously miss Eddie. He made the ring special. Viva La Raza!
Posted by Steel Cheater
- November 15, 2005, 06:27:24 PMIve been a wrestling fan my whole life, and i know its fake but im like alot of people, we watch wrestling for the enjoyment of it. Eddie was one of the top stars in the business, and will truely be missed by fellow wrestlers and fans all over the world. I was happy when he won the wwe title at wrestlemania, he deserved it. I thought the memorial on monday night, was touching. I thank god i went to see him when wwe came to my area. He was very funny and entertaining. God bless you Eddie, we will miss you.
Posted by pogohatesme
- November 15, 2005, 03:00:10 PMOk. It's now offical on Eddie's site and Prowrestling.com. The autopsy results show massive heart failure and a history of heart disease. Eddie's wife did say it was somewhat because of the long history of drug and alcohol abuse. But nothing illegal or alcoholic was found in his system.
Posted by pogohatesme
- November 15, 2005, 03:42:47 AMAlso for anyone still interested, the WWe has now updated their site with tons of pics, videos, and testimonals from last night's Raw show.
Posted by pogohatesme
- November 15, 2005, 03:40:33 AMFor anyone that is angry, you can now go to http://sports.espn.go.com/sitetools/s/contact/radio.html to send any complaints about Colin Cowherd and his show and the comments he made about Eddie and other professional wrestlers being steriod users. They have no disconnected their 800 customer service number due to the high number of complaint calls to it.
Taken straight from the Prowrestling.com web site: "Preliminary reports are that Eddie Guerrero's autopsy performed today came out inconclusive and further tests will be performed and a report should be out in several weeks."
Taken straight from the Prowrestling.com web site: "Preliminary reports are that Eddie Guerrero's autopsy performed today came out inconclusive and further tests will be performed and a report should be out in several weeks."
Posted by wwefan
- November 14, 2005, 09:45:28 PMI'm New to this but got this link from a google search on Eddie Guerrero, So I thought I would post my thoughts and alittle info I have picked up.
First: R.I.P. Eddie you will be greatly missed and the face of wrestling will be forever changed.
Second: WWE real, fake or otherwise is still a sport and entertainment.
Do those of you who babble on about wrestling being fake stop watching other TV show just because they to are scripted. Scripted or not WWE has one of the largest fan bases in the world. Alot of the injuries are real. Things go wrong people forget to duck or fall back at the right time. Chair shots do hurt and so do falls from 6, 8, and even 10 ft or more on to a table (that may or may not be precut to break) or a hard floor with only 1 to 2 inches of padding. Even if a wrestler does cut themselves with a razor blade it is still blood that they bleed and those cuts take time to heel. What you all seem to be missing here is the fact that real or fake a man that worked for a living and bleeds red blood just like you and me has died. Lets all try to put aside the fact that his was real or fake and remember that a super star (actor) has passed away at to young of and age.
Last: The Memphis (I know it is spelt wrong but close enough to get the picture) local paper's website (don't know how to do links or I would) Says that the medical examiner has done the autopsy and that Eddie had no drugs in his system at the time of death and that the unofficial cause of death is a heart attack due to an enlarged over stressed heart.
Eddie Guerrero 09-09-1967 to 11-13-2005 gone but never forgotten.
First: R.I.P. Eddie you will be greatly missed and the face of wrestling will be forever changed.
Second: WWE real, fake or otherwise is still a sport and entertainment.
Do those of you who babble on about wrestling being fake stop watching other TV show just because they to are scripted. Scripted or not WWE has one of the largest fan bases in the world. Alot of the injuries are real. Things go wrong people forget to duck or fall back at the right time. Chair shots do hurt and so do falls from 6, 8, and even 10 ft or more on to a table (that may or may not be precut to break) or a hard floor with only 1 to 2 inches of padding. Even if a wrestler does cut themselves with a razor blade it is still blood that they bleed and those cuts take time to heel. What you all seem to be missing here is the fact that real or fake a man that worked for a living and bleeds red blood just like you and me has died. Lets all try to put aside the fact that his was real or fake and remember that a super star (actor) has passed away at to young of and age.
Last: The Memphis (I know it is spelt wrong but close enough to get the picture) local paper's website (don't know how to do links or I would) Says that the medical examiner has done the autopsy and that Eddie had no drugs in his system at the time of death and that the unofficial cause of death is a heart attack due to an enlarged over stressed heart.
Eddie Guerrero 09-09-1967 to 11-13-2005 gone but never forgotten.
Posted by Roseybud333
- November 14, 2005, 08:01:15 PMOMG I watched the beginning of Raw and started to cry. . . . . He will be missed :'(
Posted by pogohatesme
- November 14, 2005, 04:12:43 PMwell now that we've beat that dead horse......maybe we can just use this post to post some of your fav stories, memories, or even pics of Eddie. Once again lets please remember that he is the one we are truly here to mourn.
Posted by pogohatesme
- November 14, 2005, 03:52:50 PMQuote from: RC on November 14, 2005, 03:41:43 PM
I've made my points, there's no need to go on more with this. But it was never meant to be argumentative or anything, I was just questioning how this "game" or whatever ya wanna call it, of wrestling was perceived.
TY. As I stated before I only made this post to let the people know that a great athlete and person had passed on. I knew that a lot of people on here likes wrestling and knew of him. If I had any kind of inkling that it would cause this great debate, I would have never started it.