Tribute To A Champion

[rundmb]

If you don't already know, I'm a pro wrestling fan. I grew up watching the WWF, and even followed it after the transformation into the WWE. I'll admit that lately, and even most times, it's pretty offensive. It's racist, sexist, heterosexist, and exploited every stereotype in the book to sell. But every now and then, there's a moment where

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Life of a Pro Wrestler is harsh

[iron_chef_chuck]

Great entry Randy. As you know the avid wrestling fan I once was (I am not one now since the lack of availability overseas), Eddie Guerrero was definitely one of my favorite wrestlers when I first saw him in his WCW days. The quiet athlete that he was, he first impressed me with his exciting skill and abilities in the ring. However, having to climb the enormous mountains of inner demons is what I respect the most out of any individual. May his example of triumph an overcoming of obstacles be an example to all.