Batista was not well liked in the Smackdown locker room. Eddie took him under his wing and made sure he was respected by the roster. I don’t think he was ever the same after that.
Batista probably only got to know Eddie for a short while. A few months after he was moved to SmackDown. And for him to be hit that hard and that emotionally over his death just goes to show the kind of man Eddie was. The kind of impact he had on people's lives and hearts. RIP Eddie. We love and miss you.
I met him at the end of 2004 , I asked him for advice into getting into a wrestling school and I'll Never forget the advise he gave me , even tho he look like he was tired and hurting after the match the fact that he took the time to talk to me shows u the person he really is , down to earth people,. Rest in heaven Eddie it was such an honor to meet u in person, 🙏🏼☝🏼
Batista really liked Eddie very much considering the fact, that they we're together on SmackDown for only half a year. Of course Rey and Chavo knew him better and loved Eddie as well.
I gotta admit. It was real stand up of the WWE, even vince to get Vicki a character and some story lines. Gettin her a little money after eddies passing. Real standup.
I didn’t even know Eddie, but his death affected me in so many ways. He was my favorite wrestler. We miss you Eddie & you will always be in our hearts ♥️
I still remember being 10 years old in the living room watching it on TV ..hearing them announce his passing ...wrestling hasn't been the same since . He was one of my hero's
I was in high school my friends were talking about it I was like shut up stop lying they said no for real he’s dead I didn’t believed them until I saw Raw later that day man I froze couldn’t believed it 😢
Till this day I still think about Eddie 🥺 he pass away when I was 12 I’m just happy I had the opportunity to watch him just wish he was still here I remember watching wwe when they announced he pass I couldn’t stop crying when he was baby face we loved him nd when he was a heel we hated him that’s how good he was at his craft thank u Eddie for the memories u gave us viva la raza
I was 16 at the time and I’ll never forget when I saw the headlines on tv the night he died. I had no words I was just at a loss for words. I didn’t even wanna talk about it at school the next day. All I could think about was how? Why? And what his family must be going through. Only thing I remember about that day is after I got home and I was waiting for Raw to come on and to see the Tribute Show in Eddie’s honor. I couldn’t stop crying the whole night. But at the same time i enjoyed the show even though I didn’t really care who won cuz it was all about Eddie. It was beautiful to see heels and faces were able to put aside rivalry’s and what to not to show the fans how much Eddie was loved. To this very day I still can’t believe he’s gone. But I know he’s in a much better place with no pain or suffering. RIP EDDIE
0:28 I felt the same way about Eddie when I was kid & I felt the same way recently when my father passed away over a month ago. He & I were SUPER CLOSE to the point where I spent just about that entire next week crying.
As a Hispanic kid growing up then, I would watch WWE religiously when he was still around. It felt like for once WWE had done minority wrestlers right, took someone like Eddie seriously and his success soon followed. When he died I feel like whatever drive I had for watching wrestling went with him and well, I haven't watched since.
Same here. I'm a hispanic too and watched Eddie growing up. WWE definitely wasn't the same after Eddie passed away but I still watched for years after that although I don't watch much WWE these days because it's just terrible.
I found out Eddie passed on the raw tribute show I had no idea Eddie died. I was a kid at the time watching wrestling every Monday and Friday night those were good times.
Bro November 13, 2005 will haunt me forever. Not only did my late uncle Israel pass away in a devastating car crash at 16. But Eddie also died, Two angels were taken man.
That's the thing brother You see tough guys like Dave and Triple h shedding tears in your remembrance, then you oughta know Eddie, that you made your mark on people's hearts in a positive way, first of all as a human being and second as a performer. I'll miss you man
16 yrs damn time flys R.I.P Eddie Gurerro an thank u for all the laugh an crys . Im proud to say I grew up watching the young u in wcw then seeing u transition into a wwe champion makes me very happy rest well Latino Heat.
its such a shame after reading eddies auto biography and throughout all the demons he had the saddest thing in that book was seeing what eddie wrote about his wife and two daughters, he clearly loved them so much and was so proud of them just to know that less than two years later he would be gone is incredibly sad, he is definitely sadly missed to this day R.I.P
Eddie is 1 of those deaths where you say why, in his prime and in the peak of his career, played an important part in my childhood, seing a Mexican American like myself become a champion and he did it soo well. The Best truly die young. Viva la RAZAaaaaaa
I remember watching this with my little brother. I was 13 and my brother had just turned 7 the day before, and we both just screamed & cried together. I still cry watching it sometimes. R.I.P EDDIE! You'll forever be missed 💔😇
Eddie Guerrero the best there is was and ever will be the Monday night raw that came on TV when i heard that he died i cry all night long there were 2 people i was thinking about 1 Chavo and Vickie this was truly sad not just those 2 but it was truly sad for all the wrestlers and all the fans
Those guys he worked with had so much love and respect for him and it shows in the pain of there voices when they speak about him even to this day u hear anyone talking about him it’s always respect and love never anything bad
Eddie was and is one of my favs great man great father funny guy good person to watch matches when he fought guys like dean malenko or rey jr or anyone god miss him to this day and still is one of the best Love u Papi
@@thomasanderson2384 under normal circumstances he wouldn’t have done it , he had the brain of an 80 year old Alzheimer’s patient , it was proper messed up , possibly probably from the chairs shots he took and doing the diving headbutt from the top of the steel cage , that’s what a lot of people fail to realise and understand
@youreeithernexusoryoureaga1960 We all know that his brain was all messed up, but like Paul Heyman said, two innocent people died that day a child and a mother and they didn't have a choice Benout did so if you choose to support or remember him then Fu5k you!
Eddie was and is the only celebrity I've ever truly mourned. He was charismatic and remember hearing of his passing and looking up at his action figure in my room.
I remember that, being a wrestling fan I was totally shocked to see that. And he was one of my fev. Oh God it's looks like yesterday it's already been 16 years.
To this day. I still believe Chris Benoit's final push over the edge started with Eddie's passing. I vaguely remember hearing about a diary Benoit kept with letters to Eddie after he passed. I would like to know.if that's been confirmed a rumor or was it true.
Seeing Benoit's reaction was...I don't even know how to best describe it. A guy presented as a fairly emotionless wrestling machine breaking down like that....well it was jarring to say the least. Probably the only other reaction that hit me anywhere near as much was Jeff Jarrett in tears over Owen Hart's death. Jarrett had never been presented as likeable, empathic or anything similar and there he was, with the most human of reactions.
@@sean9115 just remember the wrestling gave him the brain that ended up making him do what he did so you like him for the stuff that he did but in the end it is the one thing that created him to do what he did in the first place
I cry every time when I see clips of how much reverence the locker room Had for him. I never got to meet him but I loved everything about him he truly was one of my favorites and I know he is watching from heaven and is proud of the direction wrestling is going. He is proud of Sasha banks and all the wrestlers he influenced his legacy will forever live on and he is in heaven watching over everyone he loves
@@udi2119 i ended up passing out how badly i was crying that day my heart was dull and empty if eddie knew exactly how much we loved him maybe he'd still be here i just hope he's found peace ❤️
@@michaelthompson2023 true. I didn't know him personally yet he created such a deep impact in my life. I always think of his comeback everytime I feel down.
Eddie Guerrero need to be remembered as one of the greatest Wrestler that has ever stepped foot in the Wrestling ring! His last match against JBL, Referee supposed to stop the match and not asking questions if “Eddie, are you ok?” Dude that not entertaining 💔
Yesterday 16 years ago was the day that the Latino heat passed away. Eddie Guerrero was a hell of a wrestler. He stole a lot of his fans heart. He Lie He Cheat He Steal. May he rest in peace. VIVA LA RAZA! 1967-2005
17 years ago, hearing Eddie Guerrero passed away hit me so hard. He was my all time famous wrestler as a kid and til this day on I still cry for Eddie Guerrero. VIVA LA RAZA! I LIE! I CHEAT! I STEAL! YO gone but never forgotten by your fans, friends and family
I still miss him everyday,when i watch or read about Wrestling. . . It felt like,i lost a family Member,even if i dont know him for Real. . . But he had a Charisma,a Presence,which made you feel,you are a part of his Family.
Batista was not well liked in the Smackdown locker room. Eddie took him under his wing and made sure he was respected by the roster. I don’t think he was ever the same after that.
Considering they were only friends for a few months, batista adored Eddie so much
Jynh
Really? Where did u hear this?
@@ocsjc13in Dream 😂😂😂
@@whitedarklife7318 lol
16 years, I can't believe it's been 16 years since Latino Heat passed away, he was loved by everyone from around the world
Facts man 🙏
Few more months it’s gonna be 17
Wow I remmber like it was yesterday
I was a kid in 2005 wow crazy
VIVA LA RAZA
@@henrylokks89 me too man. That day was horrible
You have to love Dave (Bautista). Man's got a heart of gold. Such a tough dude yet so humble.
“Be tough enough to be kind”
I genuinely feel sad knowing I never got the chance to watch Eddie wrestle while he was alive because of how soon he was taken from us.
Watching him made my childhood what it was
@@B5524-m4q omg that's def sad
I was fortunate to first see his matches around 1996. He was extremely popular by 2002. He was such a performer as a heel or babyface.
Batista probably only got to know Eddie for a short while. A few months after he was moved to SmackDown. And for him to be hit that hard and that emotionally over his death just goes to show the kind of man Eddie was. The kind of impact he had on people's lives and hearts.
RIP Eddie. We love and miss you.
No one can never imagine what Chavo had felt, when he found his uncle dead. Losing a relative who was also a friend for you is heartbreaking 💔
Even worse….he died in his arms
Don't forget 2 years after Eddies passing his other close friend Chris Benoit who died leaving everybody scratching their heads.
I met him at the end of 2004 , I asked him for advice into getting into a wrestling school and I'll Never forget the advise he gave me , even tho he look like he was tired and hurting after the match the fact that he took the time to talk to me shows u the person he really is , down to earth people,. Rest in heaven Eddie it was such an honor to meet u in person, 🙏🏼☝🏼
Batista really liked Eddie very much considering the fact, that they we're together on SmackDown for only half a year. Of course Rey and Chavo knew him better and loved Eddie as well.
😅
It was crazy how quick Batista and Eddie got real close. There friendship was made like the first day they met. Sucks that it was short lived
I gotta admit. It was real stand up of the WWE, even vince to get Vicki a character and some story lines. Gettin her a little money after eddies passing. Real standup.
I didn’t even know Eddie, but his death affected me in so many ways. He was my favorite wrestler. We miss you Eddie & you will always be in our hearts ♥️
I still remember being 10 years old in the living room watching it on TV ..hearing them announce his passing ...wrestling hasn't been the same since . He was one of my hero's
2022 and it still hurts
it will never not hurt R.I.P Latino Heat my Hero.
Yes. 😪
Way him
I still remember that morning I woke up, and saw the news Eddie had passed away. Over 17 years later, it still hits hard
I was in high school my friends were talking about it I was like shut up stop lying they said no for real he’s dead I didn’t believed them until I saw Raw later that day man I froze couldn’t believed it 😢
I was 14 years old when my favorite Eddie left us. Now i am 30, i still miss his aura and old days
It was a dark day for all of us he touched us all in such a great way I still miss Eddie
Definitely a sad day in wrestling when Eddie went down. He will always be one of the great’s.
We miss you Eddie Guerrero 😢
Till this day I still think about Eddie 🥺 he pass away when I was 12 I’m just happy I had the opportunity to watch him just wish he was still here I remember watching wwe when they announced he pass I couldn’t stop crying when he was baby face we loved him nd when he was a heel we hated him that’s how good he was at his craft thank u Eddie for the memories u gave us viva la raza
Didn't matter if he was a heel or a baby face everyone still loved Eddie
16 years ago he passed away and STILL being talked about being the Greatest of all time
THE GOAT!
Eddie was a great man who we will never ever be forgotten he was one of a kind it definitely won’t be another man like him i still watch him on TH-cam
I was 16 at the time and I’ll never forget when I saw the headlines on tv the night he died. I had no words I was just at a loss for words. I didn’t even wanna talk about it at school the next day. All I could think about was how? Why? And what his family must be going through. Only thing I remember about that day is after I got home and I was waiting for Raw to come on and to see the Tribute Show in Eddie’s honor. I couldn’t stop crying the whole night. But at the same time i enjoyed the show even though I didn’t really care who won cuz it was all about Eddie. It was beautiful to see heels and faces were able to put aside rivalry’s and what to not to show the fans how much Eddie was loved. To this very day I still can’t believe he’s gone. But I know he’s in a much better place with no pain or suffering. RIP EDDIE
Dude, if Batista had ten more seconds I'd have been crying. Fuck R.I.P. Eddie Guerrero
His tribute to him on the show not going to lie that broke me.
@@Stuart267 i remember seeing chris benoits reaction, it seemed he took Eddies loss the hardest
Hearing this news was the only time I cried for someone that wasn't part of my family. He will forever be my favorite wrestler and dearly missed
0:28 I felt the same way about Eddie when I was kid & I felt the same way recently when my father passed away over a month ago. He & I were SUPER CLOSE to the point where I spent just about that entire next week crying.
I know what it’s like to lose a parent.
@@danmiller600 How were you able to come to terms with the loss of your mother/father?!
Still gets me 😢
same 😔😔😔
I've never cried when a wrestler passed away but when Eddie died I cried like a baby
He lied cheated and stole his way into our hearts. RIP Eddie Guerrero
I still can’t believe it almost 20 years ago
As a Hispanic kid growing up then, I would watch WWE religiously when he was still around. It felt like for once WWE had done minority wrestlers right, took someone like Eddie seriously and his success soon followed. When he died I feel like whatever drive I had for watching wrestling went with him and well, I haven't watched since.
Same here. I'm a hispanic too and watched Eddie growing up. WWE definitely wasn't the same after Eddie passed away but I still watched for years after that although I don't watch much WWE these days because it's just terrible.
If eddie still lived til this day. He could have been 13-15 time world champion and would have carried the company into the 2010s
I dont think so if he stopped his vices and addictions way earlier he will not die in 2005 and Benoit's fate will not happen
@@williamsmith8750 thats why i said IF.
Nope when he was alive in 2005 John cena already became the face of the company.
@@techipahi7322 whose that
Agreed
Batista and Eddie was one of the greatest combos ever
I found out Eddie passed on the raw tribute show I had no idea Eddie died. I was a kid at the time watching wrestling every Monday and Friday night those were good times.
That Dave and Eddie friendship will always be a gem for fans. When they interviewed Dave, you could tell how he felt after Eddie's passing.
Bro November 13, 2005 will haunt me forever. Not only did my late uncle Israel pass away in a devastating car crash at 16. But Eddie also died, Two angels were taken man.
Sorry for your loss.
#IsraelYGuerrero 🎆 🌍
@kingschessclub thank you brotha, that just made me cry. Wow 🙏
Still miss you Eddie
That's the thing brother You see tough guys like Dave and Triple h shedding tears in your remembrance, then you oughta know Eddie, that you made your mark on people's hearts in a positive way, first of all as a human being and second as a performer. I'll miss you man
Doesnt matter how many years its been since Eddie Guerrero has been gone it still cuts deep and hurts as much as it did in 2005
Eddie was the greatest single most important figure of the wwe we'll never forget the impact he's left on the world and this just proves that
Yet disrespected by Vince McMahon
16 yrs damn time flys R.I.P Eddie Gurerro an thank u for all the laugh an crys . Im proud to say I grew up watching the young u in wcw then seeing u transition into a wwe champion makes me very happy rest well Latino Heat.
Thank you very much for sharing this ❣️❣️
Eddie Guerrero we miss you
Sucks to see your childhood heroes pass away especially so soon. I'm running out of childhood idols. Must mean i'm creeping too
Thank you so much for sharing man and your channel for keeping his memory alive ❤️🙏
It feels fresh every day 💔💔ohhh God 😭
i remember when this happened i was in shock, I remember asking my father over and over if this just part of the show
its such a shame after reading eddies auto biography and throughout all the demons he had the saddest thing in that book was seeing what eddie wrote about his wife and two daughters, he clearly loved them so much and was so proud of them just to know that less than two years later he would be gone is incredibly sad, he is definitely sadly missed to this day R.I.P
Eddie is 1 of those deaths where you say why, in his prime and in the peak of his career, played an important part in my childhood, seing a Mexican American like myself become a champion and he did it soo well. The Best truly die young. Viva la RAZAaaaaaa
I remember watching this with my little brother. I was 13 and my brother had just turned 7 the day before, and we both just screamed & cried together. I still cry watching it sometimes. R.I.P EDDIE! You'll forever be missed 💔😇
Eddie Guerrero is a legend he is a icon he was the most athletic wrestler in wrestling history RIP
it's crazy to think about because my dad passed away 2 days later😢😢 R.I.P. Eddie and dad miss you both
No mucking around with Eddie Guerrero, ever.. he put everyone else before him and he always made sure people were given what they wanted..
Eddie Guerrero the best there is was and ever will be the Monday night raw that came on TV when i heard that he died i cry all night long there were 2 people i was thinking about 1 Chavo and
Vickie this was truly sad not just those 2 but it was truly sad for all the wrestlers and all the fans
Those guys he worked with had so much love and respect for him and it shows in the pain of there voices when they speak about him even to this day u hear anyone talking about him it’s always respect and love never anything bad
Legends always live a short life.
Ture
not true always but in this case this is true.
I still cry 😢everytime no other wrestling death was as touched as eddie guerrero rip viva la Raza mi childhood
Same, I can't watch these without tearing up, even so many years later.
I remember this.And my dad was a wreck about it.that was his favorite wrestler….
Eddie was and is one of my favs great man great father funny guy good person to watch matches when he fought guys like dean malenko or rey jr or anyone god miss him to this day and still is one of the best Love u Papi
When I found out Eddie passed away in 2005 I was stunned & cried, to this day I really miss him.😢😢
Eddie’s and Chris’s death changed the entire industry forever.
Thats heavy
Stop including a murderer
@@thomasanderson2384 under normal circumstances he wouldn’t have done it , he had the brain of an 80 year old Alzheimer’s patient , it was proper messed up , possibly probably from the chairs shots he took and doing the diving headbutt from the top of the steel cage , that’s what a lot of people fail to realise and understand
@youreeithernexusoryoureaga1960 We all know that his brain was all messed up, but like Paul Heyman said, two innocent people died that day a child and a mother and they didn't have a choice Benout did so if you choose to support or remember him then Fu5k you!
The way people loved Eddie and Owen just says so much about those two.
Eddie guerrero 9 Οκτωβρίου 1967 13 Νοεμβρίου 2005 🕊16 years without you 😔thank you for all the memories miss you legend 🖤🤍
Wrestling will never be great without eddie rip
18years later n my heart stil breaks u stil remember my vato R.I.P.P EDDIE
Eddie lives on in people’s hearts
I still can’t believe Eddie gone RIP Latino Heat 🕊️
Eddie was such a legend to the young Chicano’s thru out the nation I remember everyone looked at him like a myth everyone looked up to him
My heart broke when I heard Eddie had passed away. 😢
Me encantaba ver sus peleas y aun las miro,es imposoble no emocionarse viendolas,era el mejor
R.I.P. Eddie Guerrero 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽🕊️🕊️
I Miss you Eddie
I love you
Rest in peace
From Egypt♥️♥️
Thank you very much For sharing this and man you channel for keeping his memory alive .
Eddie was and is the only celebrity I've ever truly mourned. He was charismatic and remember hearing of his passing and looking up at his action figure in my room.
Man him and Kobe were the only 2 i really mourned. Such great impact in their respective fields
this is what really killed Chris Benoit Eddie Guerrero's death
That what I think too when Eddie died Chris was lost
he murdered a 7 year old child...
@@Jamezontoast i know that
@@jasondavidstapleton8337then surely you understand why it's bad to speculate the cause for this right? take it from Paul Heyman
We will always remember you STAR 🌟
I was 8 when he passed and it's still one or the toughest deaths I ever dealt with. He was one of my favorite wrestlers, I remember crying for hours.
I was 9 and I carried that hurt to school. He was the first celebrity death to hurt so bad.
I remember that, being a wrestling fan I was totally shocked to see that. And he was one of my fev. Oh God it's looks like yesterday it's already been 16 years.
Everyone was impacted by Eddie's passing ..
This event right here was when wrestling started to die..
*WWE not Wrestling
batista got me in tears
To this day. I still believe Chris Benoit's final push over the edge started with Eddie's passing. I vaguely remember hearing about a diary Benoit kept with letters to Eddie after he passed. I would like to know.if that's been confirmed a rumor or was it true.
It's true, Benoit kept a journal that Nancy bought for him, on Nancy's sister Sandra's recommendation
Seeing Benoit's reaction was...I don't even know how to best describe it. A guy presented as a fairly emotionless wrestling machine breaking down like that....well it was jarring to say the least.
Probably the only other reaction that hit me anywhere near as much was Jeff Jarrett in tears over Owen Hart's death. Jarrett had never been presented as likeable, empathic or anything similar and there he was, with the most human of reactions.
Every wrestling fan at my school nodded to each other at the nurses office when we faked sick to go home to cry.
Remember chris benoit too, these were the best entertainers. Gave a good old memories.
Well he left this life differently but will remember him the wrestler he was not what end result was!
@@sean9115 just remember the wrestling gave him the brain that ended up making him do what he did so you like him for the stuff that he did but in the end it is the one thing that created him to do what he did in the first place
I really do miss Eddie and Chris, forever legends of wwe in my eyes.
Same feels like this day...
RIP icon
Eddie Guerrero passed away the same month my mom passed away in 2005 of November which was heartbreaking for me
That’s so heartbreaking. How did your mom pass away and at what age?
@@bublubhuyan937 she was 49 and was gunned down
ti ringrazio eddie sei stato una leggenda, ci manchi veramente un sacco e il wrestling non è più lo stesso senza latino heat, viva la raza 4ever.
R.I.P. Latino Heat. We will NEVER forget you!
I cry every time when I see clips of how much reverence the locker room
Had for him. I never got to meet him but I loved everything about him he truly was one of my favorites and I know he is watching from heaven and is proud of the direction wrestling is going. He is proud of Sasha banks and all the wrestlers he influenced his legacy will forever live on and he is in heaven watching over everyone he loves
I cried like a tiny baby when eddie died
def me too bro Eddie was a legend
@@sharker102 you should've seen me i felt like i lost my best friend that day
I was found crying by eyes out by my mom that day.
@@udi2119 i ended up passing out how badly i was crying that day my heart was dull and empty if eddie knew exactly how much we loved him maybe he'd still be here i just hope he's found peace ❤️
@@michaelthompson2023 true. I didn't know him personally yet he created such a deep impact in my life. I always think of his comeback everytime I feel down.
You’ll never be forgotten Eddie #VivaLaRaza #Rip 17 years 🥺
Everyone broke down that day I was 16 years old I’m currently 32
I always get tears in my eyes watching the tribute show. Eddie was one of kind.
Eddie best friend Batista crying 😭
Eddie Guerrero need to be remembered as one of the greatest Wrestler that has ever stepped foot in the Wrestling ring! His last match against JBL, Referee supposed to stop the match and not asking questions if “Eddie, are you ok?” Dude that not entertaining 💔
Yesterday 16 years ago was the day that the Latino heat passed away. Eddie Guerrero was a hell of a wrestler. He stole a lot of his fans heart. He Lie He Cheat He Steal. May he rest in peace. VIVA LA RAZA! 1967-2005
We missed you Eddie 😢 Te extrañamos eddie 😢😢
17 years ago, hearing Eddie Guerrero passed away hit me so hard. He was my all time famous wrestler as a kid and til this day on I still cry for Eddie Guerrero. VIVA LA RAZA! I LIE! I CHEAT! I STEAL! YO gone but never forgotten by your fans, friends and family
I still miss him everyday,when i watch or read about Wrestling. . .
It felt like,i lost a family Member,even if i dont know him for Real. . .
But he had a Charisma,a Presence,which made you feel,you are a part of his Family.
So much love to Eddie from the 915
My thoughts and prayers for the family of Eddie he will be missed by all of his fans and friends
November 13 is my date of my birthday and Eddie Guerrero die in that day.very sad.
Don't think of it as a bad thing. He was a legend. We should celebrate them and their life. They wouldn't want us to be sad.