My story and my tribute to Eddie Guerrero
The first time I watched wrestling, was SmackDown, when Eddie was fighing someone (I don't remember who) inside a steel cage. As I had no knowlege what so ever of wrestling by that time, one of the things I remember is constantly thinking to myself 'These people are crazy' or something like that. Then I saw someone interrupt the match and beat Eddie up, I think, I don't remember it very well. But I do remeber it was Kurt Angle. That was the 1st decisive moment that would change my view on wrestling forever. Eddie Guerrero, the Latino Heat, the most intense man on the WWE, became my first 'wrestling love'. And never would that change. When he started the 'war' against Rey, I hurted me to death hearing everybody chant 'Eddie sucks'. I knew what he was doing was wrong, but I knew he had to have reasons to do that. And then he started to change, to become good again and to be friends with another of my 'loves'.
Now I feel hurten and a great feeling of injustice, for that a good man with still so many years to live had to leave us. I know that our pain can't and doesn't even begin to compair with the one his family must be feeling, but I also know he will never be forgotten.
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I read this poem once, I'm not sure it's completly correct, and I'll only write the part of it that matters, but here it goes:
The
love that will last
Till
the stars are old
And
the sun grows cold
And
the leaves of the judgement book unfold
I our hearts has been laid deep pain. In God's will, one man has left us for all eternity. A man for whom we had that kind of love and admiration, that won't let us forget him.
All that's left for us to do is yell, with all our hearts and all the intecity that Eddie Guerrero lived his life with,
Viva la raza y viva el Latino Heat!
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A/N:
This may not seam a story, but it's the story of a girl who lost her hero and has to write everything she's feeling out of pain, anger and sadness.
Thank you for joining me in my last tribute to Eddie Guerrero.
May God bless him and may him rest in peace.
Sincerely,
Ari