Thread: You think WWE has crossed the line w/ Eddie? I think it will get worse.
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Old 02-13-2006, 03:36 PM   #106
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Originally Posted by What Would Kevin Do?

Also, this is the first time that I can think of that a MAIN EVENTER actively involved in a story line died. Eddie seems to be the Elephant in the corner. Everyone knows it's there, and for the WWE to ignore it would just be silly. (Respectful, yet silly)

To ignore the untimely and ultimately tragic death of one of professional wrestling's greatest performers, by NOT using his name in a disparaging way, would be "silly"? Where do you get off saying something like that?

Randy Orton blowing up Eddie's low rider weeks after his death: Fucked up, but overseeable.

Rey Mysterio dedicating his Royal Rumble match to Eddie: Acceptable.

Randy Orton saying Eddie, one of the most devoutly Christian superstars in the WWE, is in hell: Disgusting.

Inviting the Guerrero family to ringside at No Way Out, at which Randy Orton has promised to demean Mysterio's fight and in turn Eddie's memory by beating the shit out of Rey and taking his title shot: Unforgiveable.



If Mysterio doesn't win at NWO, or if this isn't a huge huge huge swerve where Eddie comes back, then I may stop watching Smackdown forever.
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