WWE Star Eddie Guerrero dead at 38
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i couldnt believe it when i read it this morning, wrestlers always die young and almost always in hotel rooms
frank smarra wrote: i couldnt believe it when i read it this morning, wrestlers always die young and almost always in hotel rooms
shocked when i heard it last night. always one of the best entertainers, great on the mic and very funny. will have to watch Raw to see the tribute.
john kershaw wrote: no that was Marc Mero who married Sable.
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i'm watching the press conference now, Vince looks truly saddened, reminds me of the time owen hart died.....very sad
i read that they taped a 4 hour tribute to air later this week, honestly i havent watched Wrestling in years but its crazy how this happens so often.
my fav is still going although he has had his health troubles
THE SUPERSTAR!
frank smarra wrote:
Who's that?
I read mick foleys Book a few years ago and he was saying that quite a few of them are hooked on drugs, because its such a gruelling schedule and you hardly ever have a day off travelling everywhere.
Still its not quite an upmarket death as Yokozuna,a hotel in Blackpool....what a way to go
patrick stewart appreciation society wrote:
frank smarra wrote:
Who's that?
billy graham innit???
yeah that is superstar billy graham i was a very small boy when he looked like that i caught the end of his career, he was the Best on the mike, if you guys can get hold of some of his stuff you will see where hogan got a lot of his lines and style from(Let me tell you somthin' Brother and the "Pythons" belonged to Graham).
his classic fueds were with Bruno Sammartino in the mid 70's, classic matches, he was the most popular heel champion ever, then Vince McMahon Sr. Had him drop the belt to the very bland and boring bob backlund in 1978, backlund held the title for 5 Boring predictable years, till the iron sheik took it from him then dropped it a week later to the Hulkster, who owed his persona to the Superstar!
frank smarra wrote: yeah that is superstar billy graham i was a very small boy when he looked like that i caught the end of his career, he was the Best on the mike, if you guys can get hold of some of his stuff you will see where hogan got a lot of his lines and style from(Let me tell you somthin' Brother and the "Pythons" belonged to Graham). his classic fueds were with Bruno Sammartino in the mid 70's, classic matches, he was the most popular heel champion ever, then Vince McMahon Sr. Had him drop the belt to the very bland and boring bob backlund in 1978, backlund held the title for 5 Boring predictable years, till the iron sheik took it from him then dropped it a week later to the Hulkster, who owed his persona to the Superstar!
Thats way before my time, i only got into wrestling in the early 90's just after wrestlemania 7 or 8 i used to watch it every week, i rememeber the big return of bob backlund in the late 90's he was rubbish.
You're kidding... Eddie Guerrero? What was it? Heart Attack? I saw him some weeks ago fighting on TV... :(
well i had to suffer wwe/wwf for 6 long yeaRS EVERY FRIDAY AND SATURDAY NIGHT,thanks to a wrestling nerd of a daughter.
eddie was always a favorite though,totally bonkers persona and not at all politicaly correct.
its a bloody shame that the guy has died so young,drugs or no drugs he helped to entertain millions and deserves a cloud in my book.
i just hope he goes to the catholic heaven as portrayed in the simpsons recently,hed fit in quite easily.
rip.
Sorry for your loss but Europeans watch wrestling???
Who is the tractor pull champ of Germany??
Wrestling is the male soap opera, but damn if it isn't fun to watch some times. My uncle used to watch it all the time back when I got back from my failed stint at USC (no, the other one), and I might tune in every now and then just to blow off steam.
Another good guy gone before his time. Seems all too common in the ring 
twist wrote: Sorry for your loss but Europeans watch wrestling???
Who is the tractor pull champ of Germany??
I don't know about the tractor pull champ, but wrestling (WWE) is kind of poular here, too. I once was at a WCW event (feat. Hulk Hogan, Ric Flair, Steve Austin (little known then...) 'n other guys...
Eddie died of massive heart failure whilst brushing teeth in hotel. the examiner found signs of heart disease believed to be the result of his past problems with drugs and alcohol (i guess they can't mention steroids). Blood vessels were very worn and narrow amd he had an enlarged heart.
john kershaw wrote: Eddie died of massive heart failure whilst brushing teeth in hotel. the examiner found signs of heart disease believed to be the result of his past problems with drugs and alcohol (i guess they can't mention steroids). Blood vessels were very worn and narrow amd he had an enlarged heart.
Well, even Arnold Schwarzenegger has heart troubles, and he didn't take steroids (he thinks) 
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Bere wrote:
john kershaw wrote: Eddie died of massive heart failure whilst brushing teeth in hotel. the examiner found signs of heart disease believed to be the result of his past problems with drugs and alcohol (i guess they can't mention steroids). Blood vessels were very worn and narrow amd he had an enlarged heart.
Well, even Arnold Schwarzenegger has heart troubles, and he didn't take steroids (he thinks)
Predetor says it all i think for Arnolds steroid use.
I don't know about the tractor pull champ, but wrestling (WWE) is kind of poular here, too. I once was at a WCW event (feat. Hulk Hogan, Ric Flair, Steve Austin (little known then...) 'n other guys...
Herr Bere,
This is the problem with American Culture or lack there of. Shit spreads out. Then again we gave the world rap and hip hop. It's thoughts like these that make me want Bush to give up the war on Terrorism and let the mugdjies take us over, chop off heads, cover our women and make us all bow to toward Mecca.
twist wrote:
I don't know about the tractor pull champ, but wrestling (WWE) is kind of poular here, too. I once was at a WCW event (feat. Hulk Hogan, Ric Flair, Steve Austin (little known then...) 'n other guys...
Herr Bere,
This is the problem with American Culture or lack there of. Shit spreads out. Then again we gave the world rap and hip hop. It's thoughts like these that make me want Bush to give up the war on Terrorism and let the mugdjies take us over, chop off heads, cover our women and make us all bow to toward Mecca.
Well, I know wrestling is US-anti-culture. Maybe it's was because I like sweating muscular men. Most of them are too muscular these days. I bet there are others getting heart attacks soon...
Wrestlers who have died of heart problems:
Brian Pillman Davey Boy Smith Michael 'Hawk' Hengstrang Curt Henning Yokozuna Ray 'Big Boss Man' Traylor
I'm sure there are more, and will be more in the future as well. Certain wrestlers are carrying a too much muscle for their frames. It will only result in more deaths.
After a few years WWE-viewing abstinence, I saw "Triple H" a few months ago... My god... What did this poor man do to his body? I think he is a hot candidate to follow Eddie. As well as Chris Benoit (whom I like very much)...
Uncle Liam wrote:
Brian Pillman Davey Boy Smith Michael 'Hawk' Hengstrang Curt Henning Yokozuna Ray 'Big Boss Man' Traylor
Oh shit... Big Boss Man? I didn't know about that. Davey Boy Smith was the "British Bulldog", wasn't he? I think Yokozuna was the victim of his weight in the end.
well i never knew about Mr Perfect or the Big Boss Man,
Wrestlings abit like the worlds strongest man tournament, they're all topped up on steroids.
