The Tragic Story of Eddie Guerrero | Wrestling Documentary

[@juanoro-barcenas79495]

The death of Eddie Guerrero is one of the biggest tragedies to the wrestling world. He passed away at a very young age just like Jay Briscoe and Bray Wyatt.

[@thebkxo_jok3r852]

Eddie and recent passing of bray wyatt!

[@cathaldowdall7467]

Check the videos off all the wrestlers that have died . Far worse stories . He got all that attention because he was with WWE at time . He hadn’t been with them they wouldn’t care

[@ItsTreyway-r1c]

@@cathaldowdall7467and that’s why it hurt more because he was in WWE and we saw him every week

[@HARAMBEAKAGEORGEFLOYD]

He could have stopped at away instead of passing it

[@soulheaven1964]

I thought he was sober for 4 years

[@DJ-RAIN9329]

I’m a grown ass man 29 years old I still get emotional about Eddie’s passing. He wasn’t just a WWE superstar. He was a inspiration to all of us. Thank you for making this video I cried like twice. Rip Eddie and a lot of wrestlers that have passed.

[@jeffajkoay5340]

It made me cry when I was 17. It broke my heart ❤️

[@MissKarlashao]

You don’t have to be old to get emotional! We all have feelings !

[@OMartinez91]

You're not the only one, man, so no need to feel ashamed. I'm 33 years old and I too tear up about it

[@SMOKER698]

Same he will forever be in my top 3 of all time EVER😭😭

[@kentarostory9961]

Bro, I just shed major tears now on this day of August 9th 2024...the hurt of his loss never goes away!..I get solace in playing as him in WWE 2K23-2K24...I/we miss him so much😢😢😢😢😢

[@BettyMorris-m1c]

He had such a a light when he came back clean. I cried ...I was so happy for him. I understand.. .I'm drug free 19 years in August. ❤

[@ragingjaguarknight86]

Good work. Keep it up, the more you do, the more benefits you'll reap. 😎👍

[@houtexas713]

Texas 🐐🐐🐐🐐🐐🐐🙏🙏🙏🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

[@Mikemonoa-hz2rz]

He was never clean he was hiding it from everybody

[@jeffwischhof5752]

It's always awesome when u see that light come back to someone's eyes... Its always shines thru ❤️ Been clean almost 14 yrs RIP EDDIE 🙏🏼

[@bennyhackett7331]

Eddie's story still gets me emotional. Thanks for this documentary.

[@cacadeperro]

I am 43, I grew up watching Eddie and Chavo...Not sure why when I saw his smile, it brought me to tears. This was my childhood and seeing so many gone and taken from us too soon...RIP VIVA LA RAZA!!! He put us back on the American Wrestling market! Descanza en paz hermano!

[@joeraptor1]

Eddie's untimely passing reinforces the fact that wrestlers need to have an off season like other athletes do to rest, relax, and rejuvenate. They are not animals but humans.

[@cjdigital968]

3 for 3 now with these documentaries - amazing work . God damn I miss Eddie Guerrero, so many great wwe memories

[@Mac2Real]

So many years later ....and I still cry hearing this. We miss u so much Eddie

[@Babykatherineandmarysol123]

Me to 😢

[@KayosKee]

Watching Eddie win the WWE Championship at No Way Out still brings tears to my eyes every time🥹

[@Car.x.dk16]

Eddie said "U wanna be the best wrestler, I wanna be at the top" Eddie u r the top. U r the best. U r the example of DO OR DIE TIME. I MISS U EDDIE. I LOVE U ❤

[@ShadowAngel606]

The Top? More like the absolute bottom. Worst drawing WWE Champion of all time.

[@ItsTreyway-r1c]

@@ShadowAngel606 your opinion means absolutely nothing

[@Someone_you_know124]

​@@ShadowAngel606baby boy!! U haven't watched him live haven't u??? Coz he had a different aura.... Always made something out of nothing. One of the best Eddie!

[@ShadowAngel606]

@@Someone_you_know124 Lol first match i saw of him was against Terry Funk in WCW in 1989 (You probably don't even know that happened, lol) And it's still a fact that he never drew a dime anywhere, thus it's obvious that the majority of wrestling fans didn't wanted to see him. He's just another case of a lot of idiotic children suddenly becoming fans, just because he dropped dead.

[@eddieguerrero2014]

@@ShadowAngel606look at the impact he had in a short time if he lived enough no doubt in my mind he would’ve been the greatest ever not phony’s like the rock who doesn’t even have the passion for it

[@Boricua853]

Rest In Peace Eddie ❤❤❤❤❤ You're TRULY Miss . 😞

[@checkoutchick9023]

Eddie Guerrero, one of the best wrestlers of all time, still missed after all of these years. 😢

[@iplayeddsharpminor]

Phenomenal video and so glad to have discovered this channel. I was 13 when I tuned into Smackdown on a Saturday morning in the UK (watching while my dad was at work as he didn’t like wrestling) and they announced his death. It was the first time I cried for some sort of stranger and I couldn’t explain why. Knowing the details now having been through similar struggles just makes me respect him even more.

[@whoisender]

İ am a 54 year old man , balling my eyes out watching this. Thank you for this wonderful documentary. I remember when it happened back and i relived the loss once again. He was truly an amazing talent. RİP Eddie , viva la raza

[@Elrinell]

When Eddie was on the show you knew you're gonna have fun, he made wrestling fun to watch on a different level. He was an amazing wrestler in the ring, so entertaining on the mic, and gave out a very passionate and genuine vibe. He gave this sport everything he had, and even more. Gone too soon, he would have done so many great things for this industry if he were still alive today. He understood so well the psychology of pro wrestling and would have been a great coach/ trainer. Wrestling would be more fun today if he was still around

[@santhoshkrishnan5741]

I don't know how much these guys have influenced our childhood... Especially 90's kids... Love From India ❤❤❤

[@ameyachonkar798]

🥺🥺😭👍

[@MrBikboi]

Street poopers LoL.

[@stevieR-lw4iy]

Eddie guerrero and Chris benoit at wrestlemania 20 is the greatest wrestlemania moment of all time along with the return of the undertaker earlier the same night #1☝

[@slicingonions4398]

Stop putting that pos's name next to legend Eddie Guerrero. Chris such garbage may he burn in hell

[@SamKh-k6e]

I loved Eddie I’m 30 years old and I still miss him he was so entertaining to watch back when wwe was fun

[@viccrown8188]

Honestly I dunno how this channel doesn’t have dozens of thousands of subscribers yet. Top-notch work bro. Keep it up.

[@fern4310]

I cried my eyes out the whole night after finding out about his death, me and my brothers had just gotten home after catechism class and I just remember praying and crying all night for Eddie. RIP Legend ❤

[@arizonavotes3276]

The amount of injuries these wrestlers endure, that pain that leads to pain killers, that eventually destroys the heart sad

[@Plus27]

Dear Internet Wrestling Community, don't ever let the legacy of Eddie Guerrero be forgotten.❤

[@mayteacostaa]

Never 😢

[@BettyMorris-m1c]

@@Plus27 IT CANT BE. HE LEFT AN UN-ERASABLE MARK ON US ALL. R.I.P EDDIE.

[@thelegend7406]

Benoit too

[@Ultriac301]

R.I.P. Eddie Guerrero and Chris Benoit! Thank you for all the great wrestling memories you provided us with over the years! Truly Two of the G.O.A.T.S. of the industry! Gone but NEVER forgotten!!!

[@AndreasGeorgoglou]

I cried for years with the loss of eddie my father and papou from greece snd my brothers we all loved eddie he was our favorite. When he died i slowly stopped watching because u couldn't stand the fact eddie wasnt going to be on anymore growing up in a greek family it was just something about eddie that reminded me so much of my dad and uncles truly felt like Eddie was a part of our family still mourn the loss to this day .... Crazy as it sounds

[@KidTonyGaming]

No one took Eddie's death more harder than Benoit. It literally killed him.

[@sergionancy9581]

I honestly think so.

[@MrJbixx]

Benoit killed his kid and wife. He may have changed because of concusions, however deep down he was evil, do not say otherwise.

[@XXTw1st3dXx]

I don’t care about Benoit because he did kind of murder His family then killed himself. But respect to Eddie’s legacy respect to him in general.

[@KidTonyGaming]

@@XXTw1st3dXx what was the purpose of your comment then?

[@XXTw1st3dXx]

@@KidTonyGaming to show respect to Eddie Guerrero not to knock on the accomplishments of Benoit but it’s the fact that he killed his whole family then himself.

[@simplyfig3942]

Banger after banger I swear keep it coming

[@arnavsharma316]

the year i was born, eddie died so i never got to see him live but when i started watching wrestling i knew who eddie was and i thought "huh how great can eddie be i see everybody talking about him" and i saw eddie and i kept seeing and seeing him and then i saw that go home promo at smackdown before no way out and even to this day when i see that promo, i get chills and gooseumps wish eddie could have been alive a little longer to see him live

[@HOODKINGSofficial]

Eddie wasn't always popular, he only really got recognition in the last few years of his life, I liked Eddie when hardly any did, most his fans came in his final run tbh, but us real 1z liked him since his early wcw days

[@bigchillin7288]

I was in middle school when he passed away. It truly was one of the hardest wwe moments if not THE hardest for us fans. He will always be one of the greatest wrestlers ever.

[@WhiteRabbit2023.]

I was 16 when Eddie passed, it hit hard just like Bray. RIP Eddie.

[@BenMoss85]

This channel is so good already!!!!

[@ayanjafri56]

Can you make the next documentary on Chris Benoit

[@robertdouglas3174]

Tears, memories of this though family of dudes. Eddie RIP. Cameback, Lowridered your car to the ring, got stronger 💪, beat a habit. Missing a great wrestler!

[@karlwarner7401]

i still hum his theme music from time to time... he was beloved and a top performer... RIP

[@gambhir2046]

Felt emotional after watching this documentary. Could not even finish. Eddie was childhood hero to millions, including me.

[@shanesingh4293]

Truly one of the greatest to grace the wrestling entertainment

[@ThatOldSchoolMagic]

Without Eddie Guerrero I don’t become the exact person I am now. He inspired my style and how I perceive things to this day. I’ll never forget the man he was as well as the sacrifices he made to make his dreams come true. Rest in Peace, Eduardo Gory Guerrero Llanes 🇲🇽🇺🇸

[@XavierMontes-c5k]

Man no one knows the pain & heartbreak these men & women go through behind the scenes

[@1CEOLC]

I Cried So Bad When He Died. One Of My Fav Wrestlers. Latino Heat Forever!!!

[@kylechappie176]

I'm 26 I Grew Up Watching Eddie Guerrero And Rey Mysterio On WWE Two Of My All Time Favorite Wrestlers Of Lucha Libre Thank You Eddie Guerrero You Will Always Be One Of My Favorite Wrestlers

[@roonkolos]

Being a 30 year old woman, I vaguely remember seeing about Eddie's passing It is a wound that will never fully heal for fans and especially his friends and family. Bless you, Eddie. You will never be forgotten Viva La Raza..

[@studioseppuku9454]

This one still hurts and I still remember hearing the news when he died. I think he would be incredibly proud of the heel work Dominik is doing.

[@michaelfuller4955]

The sad thing the real sad thing is all these drugs and steroids that Eddie and others have taken for fame it’s not worth it. Fame is fleeting fleeting, and his real priority should’ve been with his family. He loves his family, but those drugs they kill they kill, kill kill, that’s the point they kill I know I know what they can do here. I personally know rest in peace Eddie rest in peace God love you, Amy.

[@austinvinson9238]

Can we get a Jeff hardy

[@Coco-xw3wp]

Vince had Eddie, Chris, Brian pillman, Gino Hernandez, bruiser Brody, David Von Eric, Owen Hart, they ALL were TAKEN OUT by Vince Killer McMahon!!!

[@detroittrickster3327]

@@Coco-xw3wp it wouldnt suprize me

[@detroittrickster3327]

@@Coco-xw3wp satanic sacrifice

[@perezynkrs1]

You mean meth hardy right

[@perezynkrs1]

No thanks

[@Gary_Youtube1]

Eddie and owen are the saddest parts of wrestling history. RIP to both.

[@LorraineGordon-w5m]

I have always been a very big fan of wrestling since I was five years old. I'm now fifty-seven I have always been a very big fan of Eddie Guerrero 😢😢😢

[@smadas4192]

I remember a time I used to hate Eddie, but then he grew on me as he did everyone! He made wrestling fun and will always be missed!

[@Leo7279]

Eddie would have been great in the film industry after WWE. He had many talents and it's unfortunate he could not show more than what we saw.

[@hectorlumbagoCringe]

amazing work! I loved this, I miss Eddie

[@JashanSamra-up4uy]

Was hard to see my hero pass away suddenly I was 18.

[@dingdong-lt9rz]

The crazy thing is when he knew he had no energy and all them health issues if he had gone to get himself checked out he could still be living today.

[@tretre973]

But yet ignorance is bliss

[@dyoung12b]

Mannn you right bro

[@mowtow90]

@@tretre973 He knew what his problems ware in general, he didn't need a doctor to tell them to him. He knew that there was not going to be much left of him soon and wanted to get as much as possible as fast as possible. Same thing happened to Mick , he is alive but in constant pain. Human body cant take this much damage for that long and not loose. Mick knew that if doesn't stop - he would die on the ring. Eddie didn't, but was aware of how bad the damage is.

[@mayteacostaa]

​@@mowtow90True.

[@Noble-Juan]

​@@mowtow90did he stretch his heart muscles out ? Like to the point of no return?

[@FrankyMarinino]

I went to the same rehab he went too. The food was amazing there. Nice game room too. Off campus meetings and trauma counseling. Its a top notch facility. Pretty hard to get into and its quite expensive. They dont accept public insurance so its hard to get a bed there.

[@noelle1248217]

This documentary was phenomenal. I was a huge Eddie fan, and watching this made me bawl my eyes out like the day he died when i was 17. Rest in paradise Eddie you were amazing and truly appreciated love ❤️

[@TheDCGuitar13]

There’s a generation of fans who took a string of losses that all started with Eddie’s ride to the top. He won our hearts and became our idol. He won the title and it felt like the greatest moment of our childhoods. Then he’s gone. We then rooted for his best friends Chris and Rey and then watched Chris deteriorate into a murderer and Rey slowly get phased into obscurity after his .title win. Then years later we finally were able to get past the huge losses and find a new underdog who had to come back from adversity to achieve his dream. His name was Bray Wyatt. And then he suddenly dies just like Eddie did. We love this business but it’s hard to get behind it as hard as you used to when it always ends in tragedy.

[@MohammadDoesIRL]

Well F'ng said man! For me, when Eddie died, a big part of my love for pro wrestling died along with it.

[@HighIvan]

@@MohammadDoesIRLfor some people, their love for wrestling grew stronger

[@mayteacostaa]

Hablar de Eddie no nomas es hablar de el o de su preciosa familia sino es hablar de un país entero y de donde el llevo a México por lo más alto. Grande tío Eddie 😢❤ se le extraña todos los días.

[@Hugo_Tate]

Rip to the legend Eddie Guerrero. Seeing him wrestle since I was little was amazing. Seeing a hispanic wrestler was also something that made me gravitate to him

[@t3knyn]

Miss Eddie so much. Wrestling just isn't the same without you amigo. RIP mi amigo, Viva la Raza

[@EliteWalkThroughs]

Legends dont die, they just leave a torch for another legend to carry, Thats why LWO is still alive today !

[@lloydbrown7365]

Finally a wrestling channel people can adore

[@Dyl_Farlo]

Thanks for this it was brilliant loved Eddie ❤️rest in paradise Latino heat🔥 gone but never forgotten !

[@daveledonio5793]

when he got his life and career back in track, it was so inspirational when he won the title, unfortunately the damage to his body was irreversibld 😥

[@Baz__316]

Eddie was, n will always b 1 of the best ever.! 💯 👌

[@ItsZX619]

Wow man what a documentary ❤ RIP Eddie you are still missed

[@erichoextraordinary2533]

I can listen to here without you song and to this day long after the raw Eddie Guerrero tribute when I do listen I would still remember Eddie

[@anthonybonanno835]

Miss you Eddie it’s never been the same n never will be..

[@rigel_denev]

Love the this channel thanks for putting this together, when Eddie Guerrero passed away wrestling died for me as well

[@TacticalBarber]

I turned 29 in September & Eddie’s death is still one of the most tragic I’ve experienced. I’ll never get over the gap Eddie left in all of our lives

[@nelsonargueta7287]

We miss you Eddie

[@mikec.8604]

i stopped watching wrestling after eddie's passing ....he was my absolute favourite

[@Youngcamdadon]

Thank you for this! Eddie Guerrero was my favorite wrestler, and when he passed, i didn't watch WWE for years until i was in my early 20s.

[@todderickson1062]

Thumbtack Jack, You did great things in the wrestling ring. And now your doing these great wrestling documentaries! Keep doing what your doing Brother! Thank you!

[@flashytcw8609]

Eddies death really broke me as a child, he was my hero. I still have dreams of him being alive and still wrestling. I miss you everyday Eddie, viva la raza.

[@TheRenster500]

This is the best Pro Wrestling story telling on KZbin!

[@domingoarroyo2179]

Eddie Guerrero was the best all around wrestler. He could do it all and with style. A great Baby Face legendary Heel and sometimes both at the same time plus he could wrestle 💯RIP🙏

[@Rizzlyricist]

Still can't believe it to this day. I believe this is what drove Chris Benoit to the brink; losing his friend (behind the scenes).

[@battlenerd8179]

Love this channel. I've been a wrestling fan since 85. My favorite Era was the attitude Era. ❤ keep up the good work.

[@ileanabica1760]

My favorite wrestler. Love from Romania.

[@Haxzaw]

...TY for the memories.

[@elleni-41]

Love this channel, I like documentaries.. yesterday on a&e I was watching the Eddie n rey mysterio feud, great episode.. Great video here..👍👌

[@IvanHernandez-tg4gj]

Truly amazing video, I loved it!

[@glsbandsup9426]

I came home from school my mom gave me the news she knew we loved wrestling I cried that.moment my favorite wrestler in the world still not over it I was obsessed with wrestling it was there for me on my worst times when I had nothing

[@rescuecaptainbob8564]

19 Years Later and I still miss Eddie! He was one of the Greatest "characters" right up there with Undertaker's character! Thank you for so many laughs so much fun and being the most entertaining wrestler ever! You are gone but NEVER forgotten, you are missed and forever loved Eddie! Some times I wonder if Eddie pulls some of his "WWE Tricks and gags" in Heaven or on God.......I can't believe 19 years later I still tear up and cry watching videos about Eddie, this one included! RIP Eddie we will never forget you but most of all thank you for all the fun and entertaining you gave us!!

[@iSnags]

I remember like it was yesterday when I got the news he passed . I cried like a baby . One of the best entertainers in wrestling

[@jasonjonas6636]

Thank u❤eddie guerrero was a legend he deserves for people to know

[@cnallybee]

I'm glad I had a chance to see him wrestle, he was one of the great entertainers I remember who would manipulate a match so well great documentary

[@craigmcewan38]

Absolutely heart breaking story

[@DavieG-qj9kt]

Very emotional video. My son admired Eddie and after seeing this video I can definitely understand why. I regret not watching his matches more when I had the chance. R.I.P. Eddie

[@a2g484]

I’m only here because of Maven and his channel, my god, I’d forgotten about a part of my child hood and for him to talk about that part of childhood which was forgotten. I thank him .

[@WilliamConnolly-h2z]

I’m from El Paso tx home of Eddie we will always love him ariba la raza

[@crepsoo2433]

You are doing great, keep up the good work!!! Eddie Guerrero was a legend a great wrestler who achieved a lot and It was a big tragic for the wrestling world and the us fans all over the world may he rest in peace! Viva la rasa!

[@ashleyhall-relf1462]

Very well put together Rest In Peace to Latino Heat Eddie Guerrero ❤

[@Isaacsicck]

I’m 28 years old I grew up watching him he was a true star in the wrestling world. He had something no one else had.He was so popular and exciting to watch than Kurt and Batista, and many others at that time. You knew when he came out it was gonna be fun to watch because he’d either make you laugh or mad that’s how powerful he was. R.I.P to my favorite wrestler

[@NukeStudioTV]

Man, im loving these!

[@jamestrivett4910]

Eddie death still touch me to this Day what a talent rip wrestling national treasure

[@TheadventuresofEDO]

Eddie’s make my childhood meaningful he’s my biggest idol with here tag team Chris.

[@chriscaiazzo5633]

Latino heat RIP - Eddie was one of the greatest wrestling stars to ever live! there will never be another like this Legend.

[@sanbornstheking1069]

It’s 2024 and I’m 25 as of this moment and I still miss eddie. I’ll never forget in 2005 when i was 6 crying my eyes out hearing he passed away and wishing in my young mind he would be able to come back somehow hoping it was fake😢

[@GamerGal30]

Eddie was and still is one of my favorite wrestlers. He was from EP and so am I, when he passed the city was also sad, he represented the community and showed many kids that they too could reach their dreams. RIP Eddie

[@AdamaMichael-rc6ez]

Eddie was a great wrestler who gave all the best,his sudden death was so tragic

[@TmacT777]

So when his intro music said “everybody wants to fight me” he wasn’t lying😂

[@joshuaplummer4887]

I remember his first match in WCW... Long time ago. He was a jobber in the beginning. But in that match you could tell he was going to be a HUGE star... He made it to the top and beyond! R.I.P Latino Heat!!!! Gone but N-NEVER forgotten!!

[@PicklezTV]

So many tragic stories like this ....but this particular one feels more personal because we literally watched their rise to the top

[@Outlaw__18]

Man that was a dark day when i found out he passed, kept refreshing the wwe website. Was crying abit lol eddie was my favourite wrestler back then. Felt like end of an era when eddie and chris were gone i stopped watching wrestling around that time

[@bluntedup6149]

It was weird. Seen him on smackdown and the next day im getting ready for school and seen them olay on the news that he died. It was such a little footnote of a report it didnt feel real til i went to school and we were all going nuts about it. Damn man.