Eddie Guerrero: The Life and Death of a Champion

By Jim Larsen

WWE Superstar Eddie Guerrero Found Dead WWE Superstar Eduardo Gory Guerrero, much better known in the fumbling world merely as Eddie, was discovered dead Sunday early morning in his hotel room in Minneapolis, Minnesota. Guerrero, a former WWE champ and a routine mainstay on UPN's Friday Night SmackDown!, was in town to compete in a championship match for a taped WWE Supershow, slated to air on television later today. He was 38. After failing to react to a 7 a.m. wake-up call, hotel security at the Minneapolis Marriott City Center accompanied Eddie's nephew and fellow WWE entertainer Chavo Guerrero Jr. in trying to develop contact with Eddie.
Following a collection of unsuccessful call and knocks on his hotel room door, they lastly forced their way into the room, only to discover Eddie's body pushing the floor.

• Language: English
• Publisher: XinXii
• Release date: Mar 16, 2014
• ISBN: 9781304090287

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Introduction

Numerous wrestlers get in professional wrestling after a short stint as football players or when a marketer sees those raising weights in the health club. For Eddie Guerrero, his path into professional wrestling was quite a bit various.

Since his birth, there was almost no concern that he would become a pro wrestler. Coming from a fumbling family, Eddie's dad was Gory Guerrero, a founding dad of Lucha Libre (Mexican pro fumbling) and legendary wrestling fitness instructor. Gory was a pioneer figure in Mexico, and

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