Thread: Wrestlers concerned about Eddie Guerrero
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Old 09-06-2004, 09:17 PM   #21
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I felt so bad when I read this on the main page. As someone who's struggling with a bit of depression myself, I can only imagine how much tougher it must be for someone in Eddie's position, let alone knowing his history with substances.

I sincerely hope that he knows (or one of his close friends knows to tell him) that he can't control what's wrong with SmackDown and - if anything - he is about 87th on the list of people to blame for WWE's shortcomings.

Eddie Guerrero is the highlight of Thursday nights for me, typically, and I'd hate for something terrible to happen because he misperceives the situation.
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