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I find it amazing, that over a year after his death, the chants of the one man, that made millions mourn still roar through arenas across the world. Eduardo Guerrero Llanes, only 38 when he passed away, left his mark on many, many people, internationally, regardless of the feelings they had for him. I, along with millions of other WWE fans, was moved by the ceremony held by WWE on RAW to remember "Latino Heat". As much as some people call wrestling fake, you cannot take away the fact that tears were shed simultaneously, world wide, for the loss of an idol to many, including myself.

Although his life was honored, one can't help but think his death is being exploited. WWE has held their ceremony. In my mind, it should have been left at that. Then, they started making money, by marketing products in memory of Eddie, which many fans appreciated, and WWE benefited from financially speaking.

After this, and still today, Eddie Guerrero is kept in context through such things as story lines, which disgusts me. At first glance, they were simply honoring Eddie; but now, so long after his death, the storylines and the marketing needs to be laid to rest, along with Eddie Guerrero's memory. I am not saying, in any way, that Eddie needs to be forgotten, but WWE fans need to remember Eddie by what he accomplished, what he believed in, and what he stood for. They don't need to remember him as a product of WWE.

One could argue, that Eddie would "want the show to go on", but to me, know matter how loved he was, and still is, there is only a certain amount of publicity you can "squeeze" from this man's tragic death. I just wish WWE would let it go, let Eddie rest in peace, along with his accomplishments, and continue on with the show. But instead, his legacy is being taken advantage of.

After everything Eddie did for the WWE, and the professional wrestling world in general; everything he gave, sacrificed, and put his effort into, WWE, is obligated to give it all back, and let the "Latino Heat" legacy live on, solely in memory.

Viva La Memoria.

by Jamie Violette ..