The Man Even Death Couldn't Kill

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• WR

  @Wrestlefun7 · 3 weeks ago · pinned

  Hello guys! This was my humble tribute to Eddie. It’s the longest video I’ve ever made, and honestly, it’s very close to my heart.<br><br>If you found it worthy, I’d really appreciate it if you could leave a like, share it with someone who might enjoy it, and subscribe to the channel if you haven’t already.<br><br>Viva la Raza! <br>Viva la Eddie! ❤

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• JO

  @johnnykarate_SweepLeg · 3 weeks ago

  Eddie Guerrero is probably the only wrestler that I genuinely get sad about every time he gets mentioned. I grew up watching him through WCW and WWE. The amount of agility, skill, charisma and <i>kindness</i> this guy bled until his very last days was off the charts. Us wrestling fans genuinely <i>LOVE</i> Eddie like he was our own family.

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• TH

  @TheDAIRG · 3 weeks ago

  Enough to make a grown man cry <br>... thank you for this

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• MR

  @MrMementoMori · 3 weeks ago

  Rest In Peace, Eddie Guerrero 😢😢😢😢

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• LA

  @Lab_Baby · 3 weeks ago

  I&apos;m not trying to cry on a Saturday 😢🙏🇲🇽🔥

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• FR

  @FritzColburn · 3 weeks ago

  This is honestly the best memorial to Eddie that I&apos;ve ever seen. Most stop at his death. But you kept it going to modern times. <br><br>Long live Eddie.

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• WA

  @watchmevin · 3 weeks ago

  He lie, he cheats, he steal, If he wasn&apos;t cheating, he&apos;s not trying. Viva Latino Heat!

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• DI

  @DixonKuntz-k2k · 8 days ago

  His last match was on my birthday. I&apos;m 36 now grew up watching this man. Miss him everday

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• OG

  @OGJayy2000 · 3 weeks ago

  Eddie Guerrero is the reason me and my brother fell in love with this sport and still are to this day. VIVA LA RAZA!!!!!!

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• IN

  @initfine · 3 weeks ago

  Not a day goes by that I don&apos;t miss Eddie<br><br>Immaculately told, good work

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• TH

  @TheChibiGingi · 3 weeks ago (edited)

  Time to inflect emotional damage to myself today...<br><br>Edit: Might’ve teared up a little while listening to this at work. &nbsp;Good job. &nbsp;😢

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• JO

  @JoseGarcia-qb3tz · 3 weeks ago

  It&apos;s actually impressive. How can a man survive death 20 years later? How can a simple character ends up being revered globally and refuse to leave people&apos;s hearts after all this time? <br>I was in awe with his matches, they were so different to the ones involving people with steroids (not judging, it was what it was at the time). I laughed with him, I got emotional with him, I cried almost uncontrollably when he died, then Chris happened and everything was destined to be just under the dirt... almost 21 years later and he&apos;s still here.<br>Do I wish things were different? Fuck yeah, but this isn&apos;t so bad. If we take grief, sadness or whatever the feeling as unexpressed love, we will continue to love Eddie until the day we die and maybe (who knows) he outlasts all of us. What better legacy than that?

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