The Benoit Tragedy SHOCKS The Wrestling World (This Week In History Pt 3)

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Part Three of "This Week In Wrestling History" remembers the single biggest tragedy to hit pro wrestling with the deaths of Chris Benoit, his wife Nancy and their son Daniel. Solomonster recalls the events of that day and the fallout, and addresses those who still feel he should be honored with a WWE Hall of Fame induction. Also, WWE ambushes Jim Ross on live television announcing his move from Raw to Smackdown and how close he came to quitting because of it. Plus, the end of the trainwreck that was Vince McMahon's "Million Dollar Mania".
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@jennydeath5182 3 года назад

If Benoit went to the ppv after killing his family, it would have irreparably damaged the wrestling business more than we can even comprehend

@tyrelbass 3 года назад

It’s a shame people say , “I love Chris Benoit the wrestler he should be in the hall of fame” regardless of his abilities he should not be honored in anyway

@jerelminter 3 года назад

I agree with you, along with a lot of different people who have said the same thing in the past. It doesn't matter how great of a wrestler Chris Benoit was, the fact of the matter is that he's a murderer which will forever overshadow everything he had ever done in his wrestling career up to that point.

@mrmoviemanic1 3 года назад

I like what JR says best about this it's like Benoit in a sound mind himself would say "Don't put me in the Hall of Fame" I think people don't get that what he did goes beyond simply just his character never being mentioned again and that this would be the case for any superstar, if Austin, Rock or Shawn Michaels did this they would be erased just as quickly. I don't like people on either end condemning or overpraising Benoit cause they didn't know him or the situation well enough. The best thing people need to do it appreciate the small tributes WWE does subtly do like the WM30 match and the people he helped elevate in WWE and also not believe he was a hero like anyone, he was a human being and what happened cannot be forgotten and forgiven to many and should not and that's ok. Still R.I.P to all three of them.

@jerelminter 3 года назад

@@RaytheGrayt I agree, no way should Benoit EVER be acknowledged by the WWE again. Vince McMahon was right to stop mentioning his name, Paul Heyman said it best : "Benoit had a choice to die and Nancy and Daniel did not, so f**k him".

@TruthWarriorB88 3 года назад

Rest easy, Nancy and Daniel Benoit.

@goalscoringgoon9896 2 года назад

No shit

@lusalab 3 года назад

I live on his former street of course. I still get chills when I look at the house and think "what happend behind these walls." It's heart breaking and incredibly eerie. Honestly just the entire vibe by the house at night is terrifying

@Lord_Bibulous 3 года назад

Does somebody live there?

@georgewilliams1470 3 года назад

Surprised it hasn't been demolished.Just due to the fact of what occurred there.

@jcngokai-76 3 года назад

The day that have forever altered my viewing regiment on pro wrestling, and I rarely watch a full show ever since that day.

@astrozombiex00 3 года назад

I didn't watch wwe for about 8 years after this. Was so hard to invest in any storylines knowing your wrestling hero just killed his family and then himself

@markfroman738 3 года назад

This.

@kalebrunton527 3 года назад

@Ultra Instinct 94 you mean when benoit kill himself not died bro

@jcngokai-76 3 года назад

@Ultra Instinct 94 my level of watching pro wrestling RARELY includes a full show, it’s all highlights and documentaries nowadays. That’s my extent.

@jrg5315 3 года назад

Why???

@whitemamba24xe98 3 года назад

Damn this one hits hard :( still can’t believe this 14 years later

@gratewight69 3 года назад

14 years? Time has lost all meaning.

@ryankeefe6222 3 года назад

I was just thinking in my head this is still like 5-6 years ago this happened

@jcngokai-76 3 года назад

I was on paid administrative leave for what it was later diagnosed as post-traumatic stress disorder when Benoit family tragedy happened. So I lost much of an interest into pro wrestling. I can watch a few matches, but rarely an entire program.

@SM-vx6zq 3 года назад

I was in Jr. high when this happened. I remember watching news after school and hearing that their whole family died. Had Benoit spared his child and wife, we would’ve been mourning him but he didn’t and will never be forgiven for that. He doesn’t deserve to be in the hall of fame.

@lorenzotrinidad384 2 года назад

Seyer Mushtari as What I understand what Chris Benoit did, it was completely horrible for what he did and that’s terrible, he deserve to be in the hall of fame for his hard work in the wrestling industry.

@WarhawkBeyond2040 3 года назад

Without a doubt, one of the darkest days in wrestling history.

@watersandblue6001 2 года назад

The second darkest after Owen

@joeytocd 3 года назад

I was nine years old when this happened, and I still remember my reaction when this made the news. My dad banned me from watching wrestling for a year or so.

@jacobdonnelly27 3 года назад

I still remember getting ready to watch that episode of Raw, only to see the "In Memory of" graphic pop up on screen and Vince McMahon in the ring to an empty arena. After finding out what actually happened, I was so angry and sad I remember just ripping my Benoit poster off the wall.

@megacide84 3 года назад

As grim as it sounds. If only Chris Benoit had died of natural causes due to his heart condition before he went off the deep end. Today... We would be hearing nothing but tributes from not only from fans and peers, but his surviving wife Nancy and son Daniel. Speaking of which... I can imagine a now fully grown Daniel Benoit getting ready to start his wrestling career. Following in his father's footsteps. Continuing the family tradition. Oh! What might have been.

@JB-tr2un 3 года назад

Chris would be mentioned as much as Eddie has been over the years, who also died from a ❤ problem. He also 100% would've been inducted into the Hall of Fame.

@megacide84 3 года назад

@@JB-tr2un I imagine he would have been definitely inducted in 2008.

@jamesmorant1406 3 года назад

It just Terrible tragedy I always remember Chris Benoit for the wrestler he was but I won't forget what he did

@anthonyrivera2306 3 года назад

The last time WWE mentioned Benoit was on 2010 by the Spanish commentary of Hugo Savinovich and Carlos Cabrera.

@NathanKJohnson Год назад

I was 14 years old at the time and was in New York visiting family and I was looking forward to watch Raw and how this funeral for McMahon played out. I turned on Raw and saw what happened and was shocked. I found out a couple days later what really happened and I was baffled.

@PolarisCastillo 3 года назад

12:58 the pause in this sentence lol

@constablekennedy7705 3 года назад

I still get Chills from the whole Chris Benoit Tragedy …… 💀

@QuackMamba34 3 года назад

I still can't believe people try to advocate for him to be in the hall of fame.

@JohnKobaRuddy 3 года назад

They are either trolling or just really really stupid

@lexkanyima2195 3 года назад

@@JohnKobaRuddy but it's a big circumstances

@catnip8896 3 года назад

@@JohnKobaRuddy I put my money on stupid.

@gratewight69 3 года назад

To give them a tiny tiny benefit, it is extremely hard as a fan to know a wrestler who you grew up watching could do something so terrible to their own family. I think trying to completely erase him is causing all this nostalgia though, they should just put his matches on the network but not make him searchable. Hiding his work away like it's a dirty little secret is causing people to "miss" him and turn him into a mythical figure in the business. Maybe it would give people a chance to reconcile and let the myth of his career go. It's important to remember that even though his life choices led to it, his brain was horribly damaged and the man needed help, and I imagine there were many signs that people just ignored. He should never go into the HOF, but at the same time he shouldn't just be swept under the rug.

@jerelminter 3 года назад

Yes I agree, some people try to separate the wrestler with the person in real life, and you can't do that because the real Benoit was the one who killed his family and by killing himself, he erased Chris Benoit the wrestler from existence too.

@nfullenwider 3 года назад

Never gonna forget my local news team reporting on the death of "Chris Ben-oi" instead of "Chris Ben-wah."

@ninjacape 3 года назад

I gave him every benefit of the doubt that day. At first I thought he died of drugs. Then when they said that the family died I thought that they got into a bad car accident. Then, I read found dead at their home I, like Solomonster, thought it was a gas leak. Even after I read murder/suicide, I thought maybe Nancy killed Chris. I just felt so betrayed when I finally got the truth.

@sneslive1556 3 года назад

Can still recall reading the wikipedia entry before the news actually broke. Bad timing on that guys part.

@comixproviderftw_02 3 года назад

Much like when Eddie died, I didn't want to believe it. Even after the reason on why, I couldn't believe it.

@TheBlakkEra 3 года назад

One of the worst days of my childhood man. Smh . I was 10 years old, that dude was my favorite wrestler 😓😓

@gaipontiff2 3 года назад

The Junkyard Dog and Big John Studd were on that list as well. Ridiculous.

@Gaelek13 3 года назад

The one good thing to come out of the Benoit Tragedy besides the tightening of the Wellness Policy was that it _really_ shone a light on the severity of concussions and brain damage not just in WWE, but I think in sports in general. Because if Benoit got so messed up a 'fake sport' then it didn't bode well for 'real' athletes either. *EDIT:* Solomonster, it was Nancy Disgrace who had that list. She also embarrassed DDP in an interview on her show by asking him about steroids. Having Owen's name on that list, I remember, pissed off _a lot_ of people.

@HikariHime93 Год назад

I was 13 years old at the time and that my summer vacation had just started and that me and my brothers are ready to watch raw on living room for Mr. McMahon’s funeral all the sudden we saw “in memory of…” I was like ‘omg just after Eddie died a year ago’ then few days I went to my parent’s room to use computer to see information about it plus read Wikipedia of see the update and it was crazy when I read those articles. Man it was dark days for wrestling

@ShowThemOHIOsHere 3 года назад

I didn't know Benoit was considering going to the PPV after killing his wife and son. Imagine if he had and then had won the ECW title.

@JohnnyBoombatz1119 3 года назад

Never forgot Benoit not showing up at the PPV. I knew something was wrong.

@texasfight210 3 года назад

Listened to the rest of the video and remembered I was also at that Raw Draft show in San Antonio lol the stage fell and Vince died again or so we thought. Didnt realize it was around a full year later after the Beniot stuff. Crazy.

@marcspera2300 3 года назад

I still miss the Rabid Wolverine character, he and Eddie were the ones who got me into WWE initially. His in ring accomplishments can never be taken away but Chris the human doesn’t deserve any praise or HOF induction and can burn in hell for eternity. RIP Nancy and Daniel

@lexkanyima2195 3 года назад

He is like Owen Hart

@PaulieAFantoneJays19 3 года назад

@@lexkanyima2195 ...How on earth is he like Owen Hart?!...Owen Hart is nothing like that piece of crap

@lexkanyima2195 3 года назад

@@PaulieAFantoneJays19 of tragedy

@elijahloveell8809 3 года назад

That doesn’t equal out. Chris the wrestler was still Chris the man. He wasn’t in his right mind but that doesn’t excuse what he did. His matches don’t mean a damn thing and neither does his “legacy”

@PaulieAFantoneJays19 3 года назад

@@elijahloveell8809 ...Exactly, thank you!

@coreypayne1208 3 года назад

I remember the Benoit tribute episode because I had just started watching wrestling at that point but I don't remember much around this time other than Cena and Lashley at The GAB but I remember everything else post SummerSlam and Unforgiven

@lexkanyima2195 3 года назад

I did watch that time period

@Crashj7f67h 3 года назад

I remember I was eleven at the time and coming in the house to watch Raw and saw the Benoit graphic on screen. I was just confused because we just saw him days before on ECW. Looked okay to me.

@Silly81 3 года назад

As Solomonster was describing the Million Dollar Mania segment, I was laughing the entire time. I remember watching that when it first aired, in particular the set collapsing on Vince I was crying laughing.

@AndersonTenecela 3 года назад

June 25th is truly a dark day in many ways. Not only is that date where Chris Benoit and his family were found dead but it’s the same day when Michael Jackson passed away in 2009 and when Etika was found dead in 2019. 😢😢 Chris Benoit’s death and the facts surrounding it made my father go from sadness to anger, Michael Jackson’s death crushed my mom’s heart since she loved his music so long as her listening to them for the first time happened when he first came to America and Etika’s death broke my heart since it was one of my favorite RU-vidrs and I got to meet him a few months before his death. June 25th is truly a dark day

@lexkanyima2195 3 года назад

Farrah Fawcett also passed away that day and it's a dark day

@jakster16 3 года назад

@@lexkanyima2195 tbf in Fawcett case she was dying of cancer. It was just a matter of time until she would pass.

@lexkanyima2195 3 года назад

@@jakster16 but it's a tragic day

@jrg5315 3 года назад

One small thing that I hoped Solomonster would’ve added as told by the recently deceased New Jack was that on the final day after beating/killing his wife and murdering his own son, Benoit went to go hang himself with the cable tower he had in his house and before he did he made sure to put a towel underneath his neck so that if hanging himself didn’t work, it wouldn’t leave a scar/laceration on his neck and it wouldn’t look like he tried to kill himself. This just shows how selfish and self-absorbed Benoit was in his current state of mind that weekend but he was still a sensible person and definitely knew what he was doing.

@Duk3Silv3r 4 дня назад

I remember watching the Night of Champions PPV when Benoit didn't show up. I had gotten this weird feeling. Raw comes on and before it went to the signature logo, I said: Why do I get the feeling someone died. Next thing, empty arena and McMahon doing a tribute show.

@MilkmanC 3 года назад

When I finally realized exactly how he killed her my stomach turned bad ...holy shit brutal isn't a strong enough word

@LostOneOmega 2 года назад

When I first heard Chris died I thought it was a Phil Hartman situation. Makes me sick to my stomach that it happened as I had great respect for the wrestler and the man. Enjoyed his matches but I can't watch any of them, now. Knowing what happened. Same for Jimmy Snucka tbh

@AB-qr8ln 3 года назад

I was 13 when I found out my favorite wrestler died, I was watching the RAW and I was in tears and when ECW came around the next day, and I was shocked, and my mom told me what happened. I will always remember that time

@jackrussell5284 3 года назад

So many emotions when I found out about what Benoit did. Confusion, sadness, anger. It felt like there was a dark cloud hanging over the industry around that time.

@WaynesWorld12 3 года назад

This shit still effects ppl. I loved Chris Benoit he disappointed us all and Eddie Guerrero. This still is one of the darkest wrestling stories in history.

@markfroman738 3 года назад

Wrestling has never been the same since.

@DarkReapersGrim1 3 года назад

14 years later and wrestling fans, the company and the sport still refuse to take responsibility for their role in this. I stopped watching WWE after approximately the time The Rock left. We cheer as fans like we're bloodthirsty and go about our day as if nothing happened. They deal with head trauma and the symptoms.

@jaybates3816 3 года назад

People can say what they want about the late Jerome "New Jack" Young, but he spoke the truth about the Benoit situation. I respect him for his wrestling talent, but all of that went out of the window the moment Chris Benoit did what he did. As for the fans who still think that Benoit deserves to be in the Hall of Fame, they seriously need to shut up.

@samanthasims7123 3 года назад

Seriously smh

@jerelminter 3 года назад

I remember the day when it happened, I was playing video games and I think one of my family members told me that Chris Benoit was dead. I just saw him the week before on ECW, so I didn't believe it until I turned on the TV and saw RAW that nignt and Vince is standing in an empty arena confirming that Benoit and his family were dead. My jaw dropped just like yours did, then I learned that Benoit had skipped a few wrestling shows that weekend, which is unusual because he almost never missed a WWE show. Of course now we know what REALLY HAPPENED, and even then it still didn't register that Benoit was the reason why he and his family aren't around anymore.

@watersandblue6001 3 года назад

The last time Benoit was on Tv was with Cm Punk in a Staredown just look in his eyes, face you can see something was not right.

@BlackMask1980 3 года назад

Yea I remember they were supposed to wrestle each other for the ecw title at one of their ppv the night b4 it happened

@ThunderForce2000 3 года назад

If Beniot did indeed show up for the PPV, I shudder to think what would have happened.

@BlackMask1980 3 года назад

Yea man that would've been one hell of a match..

@watersandblue6001 3 года назад

@@ThunderForce2000 scary thought

@lexkanyima2195 3 года назад

Elijah Burke was his last actual match and he should never botch with his knees

@tturnquest1 3 года назад

RIP Chris Beniot, Nancy 'Woman', and Daniel Benoit. I really hope David gets a chance to fill in his father's footsteps to become a great wrestler like him. His son should not be punished for his father's sins.

@riqodinero 3 года назад

Unfortunately he looks exactly like his dad so it’ll be a hard time for him in wrestling

@tturnquest1 3 года назад

@@riqodinero maybe he should where a mask.

@irvinmorales1409 3 года назад

@@tturnquest1 He could be the new Pegasus Kid.

@CaptainMonotone448 3 года назад

Chris Benoit's contributions and body of work in the wrestling business speaks for itself. He does not need to be in the Hall of Fame in order for any of that to be validated. No wrestlers does.

@jcngokai-76 3 года назад

Except what he did to his own family was a bridge too far.

@CaptainMonotone448 3 года назад

@@jcngokai-76 I'm talking about his wrestling career, not his life as a whole. I've never had any trouble separating art from artist, so to speak. I appreciate that for many people that's just not possible, but nobody can argue he wasn't excellent at his craft. My point being that he doesn't even need to be in the Hall of Fame, so the people who continue to call for his induction should just move on.

@Rizzler45 3 года назад

That was the end of good JR commentary when they moved him to smackdown he was never the same it’s all gone downhill since then

@ryankeefe6222 3 года назад

Yeah I mean I think part of the reason he was so good was because JR and Lawler and JR and Heyman bounced off each other so well

@SFNDMK 3 года назад

9:05 I remember that. I think it was when Ultimate warrior died, and she invited DDP over. DDP thought it was an interview about how he knew warrior. He did not know it was suppose to be another hit piece on wrestling.

@johnsos9 3 года назад

Hard to believe it’s been that long ago. Less to be said about this the better. Bad stuff all around.

@marioantoniocrespoMexican92 3 года назад

Chris Benoit & Eddie Guerrero will always be my favorite wrestlers of all time rip Eddie & rip Chris rip Nancy & and Daniel Benoit

@mrmoviemanic1 3 года назад

I’ll always love Chris Benoit’s matches and his character. It should never be excused what he did cause Nancy and Daniel didn’t deserve to be destroyed by Benoit’s destruction. Still he is one of the greatest of all time and I hope CTE is more well understood now. R.I.P Chris, Nancy and Daniel.

@King4sshole89 3 года назад

Benoit trying to get to Houston for the pay per view is terrifying, and shows he was way more in control than we were lead to believe at the time.

@austintucker1586 3 года назад

I was at home minding my own business I got a call from my older brother he told me the news I didn't believe it at first but I then turn on the news and saw the news about It I was in totally shock

@thedominatior39 3 года назад

That’s weird I found out about Benoit a similar way I was in the Library in School last period waiting to go home and a girl in my class who knew I was a wrestling fan said “Hey a Wrestler died” I thought it was someone from the 80s or something and she says “Chris Benoit” and I couldn’t believe it as I was reading a news article

@dhosea101 3 года назад

June 25th 2007, the day the hope of any edgy and controversial and craziness returning to WWE TV died. when benoit did what he did, WWE had no choice but to heavily tone down the product & they never were the same as a company after the horrific date of June 25, 2007.

@watersandblue6001 3 года назад

Don't make it sound like the product never was good after 2007.

@dhosea101 3 года назад

@@watersandblue6001 don't get me wrong it was still good, but any hope that fans had of WWE going back to attitude type content died that day and to this day I hear fans say "why can't attitude era come back?" I always tell them benoit tragedy is a huge reason why.

@irvinmorales1409 3 года назад

@@dhosea101 The Benoit tragedy played a huge role along with Linda McMahon getting into politics.

@dhosea101 3 года назад

@@irvinmorales1409 yep, let’s not forget “stand up for WWE” lol

@watersandblue6001 3 года назад

@@dhosea101 not really because of one wrestler doing this. It wasn't even in the adittute era. Pg era can be good and brutal let's not forget that matches like lesnar vs cena 2012 took place.

@ChanManChewey 3 года назад

I didn't know until I tuned in the show that night. The stuff they played before the show was normal, then it blacked out and then popped up in memory and I couldn't believe it. Then there's Vince, I legit thought he died(what 10 year old u know, or knew, wouldn't believe wrestling's real to them), and he says something and announcers and wrestlers talked and then rightfully so never mentioned him again. The thing to me was I didn't put much thought into the matter until years later and heard and read everything (again what 10 year would want to put much effort into that).

@lexkanyima2195 3 года назад

It's a very confusing and Benoit should have never face Elijah Burke in the first place

@richcerasale8909 3 года назад

i wonder if jr was behind the set collasping

@thomasmuller1425 3 года назад

I think Chris Jericho said it best that Eddie Guerrero's death solidified Chris Benoit's fate. I am in no way, shape, or form defending or justifying Chris Benoit's final actions. But the guy suffered a lot. I'm talking like concussions, injuries, depression, losing a lot of close friends like Brian Pillman & Owen Hart. Plus, he was NOT in the right frame of mind when it happened. His brain was WAY to f'd up to be functioning normally at that point. More importantly, I know deep down in my heart that he would NOT have hurt his wife & son had his brain been functioning normally at the end of June '07.

@lexkanyima2195 3 года назад

But his last match against Elijah Burke was botched

@ryankeefe6222 3 года назад

Everything especially after watching dark side of the ring was a lethal cocktail of mourning concussions drug abuse domestic violence that was going to lead to this happening

@lexkanyima2195 3 года назад

@@ryankeefe6222 and to combine with steroids is really took it's toll

@BlackMask1980 3 года назад

to be honest I miss chris benoit the wrestler...

@tyrelbass 3 года назад

Would you miss him if it was your wife and kid or mother killed by him ? Just curious

@jasperswarp 3 года назад

Tyrell Bass, most of these morons would forgive him, make excuses and still call for him to be induced into the hall of fame.

@BlackMask1980 3 года назад

@@tyrelbass I said that I missed the wrestler, not the man that committed murder

@jerelminter 3 года назад

@@BlackMask1980 That doesn't make any sense because the man who committed the murder is the wrestler, so basically you're saying you miss a murderer ?

@alinadeem1363 3 года назад

The Benoit tribute show is one of my earliest wrestling shows. I was 8 at the time so you can imagine my reaction when I found out what really happened. Also, rickrolling is very much still a thing.

@asiagov6996 3 года назад

Can confirm rick roll is still beloved

@CaptainMonotone448 3 года назад

PAUL! PAAAUL! I CAN'T FEEL MA LEGS PAAAUL!!!

@CaptainMonotone448 3 года назад

@@joeyweston9001 OSW reference

@lindyxmjh4589 3 года назад

Dunn was probably telling the truth to J.R., but when it got back to Vince he changed his mind and decided it was a good idea to flip announcers around. That was after all also the beginning of the Vince flip-flopping and changing his mind right before the show era...that still has never ended and has only gotten worse.

@TheeKingRayzor 3 года назад

I remember thinking Vince got hurt for real.

@duagrentia 3 года назад

I can't even imagine what would happen to WWE if Benwah did wrestle after the death of his family was found out. It would be worse than Eddiesploitation. I still can't believe people would still like Benwah to be placed in a glorified WWE induction that's only a PR move.

@josephnicolino8529 3 года назад

Whenever someone asked me what dead wrestler I would bring back I always say Chris Benoit, because if I bring Chris back Nancy and Daniel come back too.

@JohnKobaRuddy 3 года назад

That’s not how it works

@josephnicolino8529 3 года назад

@@JohnKobaRuddy then how does it work?

@paoerfulone1089 3 года назад

@@josephnicolino8529 A) Because Nancy and Daniel were already dead before Benoit already decided to kill himself. So bringing him back wouldn’t change that. B) Instead of simply bringing someone back, the question should be “Who’s death do you wish you could have prevented?” And in regards to this, the answer should be Eddie Guerrero. When Eddie died, that broke Benoit beyond repair. It absolutely destroyed him. That was his best friend, his brother, his dearest companion. They spent more time together probably then they did with each of their families. Chris Benoit LOVED Eddie Guerrero. He was already having some issues before Eddie’s death, but when Eddie died, that was the point of no return. I truly, honest to God, believe that if Eddie was still alive, Chris, Nancy, and Daniel would all still be alive as well.

@josephnicolino8529 3 года назад

@@paoerfulone1089 excellent point, I'll change my answer.

@blackwrestlingdude9551 3 года назад

The shit he done was fucked up, but you can't denied the fact that he was a damn good wrestler.

@deputydog3137 3 года назад

I didn't know he thought about trying to catch a flight to make the ppv that would be creepy to see him wrestle knowing his family would've been at home dead

@thepatsnumber1fan 3 года назад

Remember got done helping my family with laundry and turning on raw with Mr.McMahon saying what happened was confused since I was a little kid thinking Vince actually died in that explosion but it was shocking that was the biggest story for like a month or two

@adampatterson5475 3 года назад

Didn't Nancy grace say Benoit did it cause he was kicked out of the 4 horsemen

@benespinosa6725 3 года назад

Yes

@joshblevins3959 3 года назад

They did Ppv at movie theater we was watching and it was awful

@JohnKobaRuddy 3 года назад

He’s a scumbag! Plains and simple. And for years he wasn’t exactly a stand up person. It’s just a pity he didn’t take just himself out of that’s how he felt. If their is a hell he is most certainly in it. And rightly so. Great wrestler terrible being. I refuse to call him human

@deputydog3137 3 года назад

I remember that list it was stupid some of names on that list passed away due to natural causes or accidents the list looked exactly like that just a list of dead wrestlers thrown together

@ststriker 3 года назад

14 years later and there are still more questions than answers.

@chrisbenoit4186 2 года назад

The tragedy is horrible. We miss u Chris 😭

@piratesssss 3 года назад

You do know that Nancy Grace’s list said wrestlers that died young and not wrestlers that died from drugs and steroids right?

@gratewight69 3 года назад

Let's be fair Solomonster, when Dunn tells the truth it's also through his teeth...

@aggrodkreg4321 3 года назад

I saw what you did there

@roybledsoe24 3 года назад

Thus will always haunt me because my bday is 6/24 and I remember he was suppose to wrestle punk so when Morrison came out I was like wtf. It sucks because this dude will always be a great in the ring but as a human he’s a piece of garbage so I agree he shouldn’t be celebrated

@lexkanyima2195 3 года назад

Very confused

@DannyBZ9 3 года назад

Chris was setup!

@chelser76ce 2 года назад

It's not the Benoit tragedy it's the Benoit murders! Do you say Manson tragedy or Manson murders?!? I realize for some the wrestler outweighs the man but his actions don't and whatever excuses you want to make will never change his actions

@TheeKingRayzor 3 года назад

I will stand by my statement until this day, I believe Benoit was framed.

@RonJP-pm7jp 3 года назад

Who you think did it?

@joshblevins3959 3 года назад

I think Kevin Sullivan and rhem guys killed all three of them

@bootydaddy555 3 года назад

Listen...the reason why its suggested Benoit should be in the hall of fame is because you cannot reflect on the great history of pro wrestling, the glory days of wrestling or great careers in wrestling without talking about Chris Benoit. WWE erased his history with the company which is a joke. Despite what he did, you cannot talk pro wrestling without talking about Benoit.

@mrmoviemanic1 3 года назад

I mean it’s not like he’s forgotten, it’s just WWE cannot promote him in anyway cause it makes no sense.

@bootydaddy555 3 года назад

@The truth shall set Bronsexuals free he is one of the top 4 in ring performers ever. And he had one of the greatest moments in wrestling history. You cannot talk wrestling and not at least acknowledge Chris Benoit.