Chris Benoit: Difference between revisions

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{{Quote|When you look at what Chris Benoit did as a symptom of some sort of medical problem, whether it's drug use or brain damage, I think that misses the point. Ultimately, the thing that is the core reason why this is happened is that Chris Benoit made a decision when he was a very young person to do absolutely whatever it took to succeed at his childhood dream of becoming a pro wrestling star. No matter what happened that weekend, Chris Benoit's story was going to have a tragic end.|Matthew Randazzo V~~, ''Ring of Hell: The Story of Chris Benoit and the Fall of the Pro Wrestling Industry''~~}}

{{Quote|When you look at what Chris Benoit did as a symptom of some sort of medical problem, whether it's drug use or brain damage, I think that misses the point. Ultimately, the thing that is the core reason why this is happened is that Chris Benoit made a decision when he was a very young person to do absolutely whatever it took to succeed at his childhood dream of becoming a pro wrestling star. No matter what happened that weekend, Chris Benoit's story was going to have a tragic end.|[[wikipedia:Matthew Randazzo V|Matthew Randazzo V]]}}

'''Christopher Michael "Chris" Benoit''' (May 21, 1967 - June 24, 2007) was a Canadian-American professional wrestler who enjoyed a 22-year career with promotions such as Extreme Championship Wrestling, World Championship Wrestling, and World Wrestling Entertainment, where he was a one-time World Heavyweight Champion. Benoit was regarded by many as one of the best workers in his profession.

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-{{Quote|When you look at what Chris Benoit did as a symptom of some sort of medical problem, whether it's drug use or brain damage, I think that misses the point. Ultimately, the thing that is the core reason why this is happened is that Chris Benoit made a decision when he was a very young person to do absolutely whatever it took to succeed at his childhood dream of becoming a pro wrestling star. No matter what happened that weekend, Chris Benoit's story was going to have a tragic end.|Matthew Randazzo V, ''Ring of Hell: The Story of Chris Benoit and the Fall of the Pro Wrestling Industry''}}
+{{Quote|When you look at what Chris Benoit did as a symptom of some sort of medical problem, whether it's drug use or brain damage, I think that misses the point. Ultimately, the thing that is the core reason why this is happened is that Chris Benoit made a decision when he was a very young person to do absolutely whatever it took to succeed at his childhood dream of becoming a pro wrestling star. No matter what happened that weekend, Chris Benoit's story was going to have a tragic end.|[[wikipedia:Matthew Randazzo V|Matthew Randazzo V]]}}
 '''Christopher Michael "Chris" Benoit''' (May 21, 1967 - June 24, 2007) was a Canadian-American professional wrestler who enjoyed a 22-year career with promotions such as Extreme Championship Wrestling, World Championship Wrestling, and World Wrestling Entertainment, where he was a one-time World Heavyweight Champion. Benoit was regarded by many as one of the best workers in his profession.