Dusty Rhodes spoke of his belief that Guerrero's death would bring the entire wrestling family together, and of how Guerrero had fought and beat his "personal demons" and was an inspiration to all young people. John Bradshaw Layfield recounted how Guerrero had given him crucial personal support during both his divorce and his elevation to main-event status. Shawn Michaels spoke of how he and Guerrero shared a deep Christian faith, and Kurt Angle recounted how much Guerrero had personally and professionally helped him. Dean Malenko spoke of h ...

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Tributes to Eddie Guerrero, Tributes to Eddie Guerrero - Eddie's passing, Tributes to Eddie Guerrero - Tribute shows, Tributes to Eddie Guerrero - RAW, Tributes to Eddie Guerrero - SmackDown!, Tributes to Eddie Guerrero - Tributes from friends, Tributes to Eddie Guerrero - Tributes from fans and WWE, Tributes to Eddie Guerrero - Continuing tributes, Tributes to Eddie Guerrero - Controversy

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The WWE web servers crashed twenty four hours after Guerrero's death was announced, as more than 150,000 e-mail messages of sympathy and support came in from fans across the world. WWE made many videos of Guerrero's best performances, personal accounts and testimonies from his DVD and two musical video tributes (featuring Here Without You by 3 Doors Down and Hurt by Johnny Cash respectively) available on his profile at WWE.com. Fans commemorated Eddie through artwork and posters, and thr ...

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Tributes to Eddie Guerrero, Tributes to Eddie Guerrero - Eddie's passing, Tributes to Eddie Guerrero - Tribute shows, Tributes to Eddie Guerrero - RAW, Tributes to Eddie Guerrero - SmackDown!, Tributes to Eddie Guerrero - Tributes from friends, Tributes to Eddie Guerrero - Tributes from fans and WWE, Tributes to Eddie Guerrero - Continuing tributes, Tributes to Eddie Guerrero - Controversy

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Chavo Guerrero, Jr. said on Byte This!, November 30, 2005, that the entire Guerrero family were still to come to terms with Eddie's passing, and it was a big adjustment for them to make. Eddie's widow Vickie Guerrero and Eddie's three daughters were still unable to overcome their grief, but were getting back to normal slowly. Rey Mysterio, Adam Copeland, John Cena, Batista, and the Mexicools continued displaying ...

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Tributes to Eddie Guerrero, Tributes to Eddie Guerrero - Eddie's passing, Tributes to Eddie Guerrero - Tribute shows, Tributes to Eddie Guerrero - RAW, Tributes to Eddie Guerrero - SmackDown!, Tributes to Eddie Guerrero - Tributes from friends, Tributes to Eddie Guerrero - Tributes from fans and WWE, Tributes to Eddie Guerrero - Continuing tributes, Tributes to Eddie Guerrero - Controversy

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In the closing moments of the SmackDown! Special match between Mysterio and Big Show, Randy Orton used the lowrider to beat up The Undertaker, and drove the car through the backscreen of the entrance area with an injured Undertaker reeling on its backseat, crashing into heavy metal and electrical equipment. The electrical equipment caught fire, and soon the car was up in flames. While the event was staged as a dangerous attack on the Undertaker, the burning of the car was seen by many fans as disrespectful to Eddie. Many WWE employees and former employees (including The Rock and ...

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Tributes to Eddie Guerrero, Tributes to Eddie Guerrero - Eddie's passing, Tributes to Eddie Guerrero - Tribute shows, Tributes to Eddie Guerrero - RAW, Tributes to Eddie Guerrero - SmackDown!, Tributes to Eddie Guerrero - Tributes from friends, Tributes to Eddie Guerrero - Tributes from fans and WWE, Tributes to Eddie Guerrero - Continuing tributes, Tributes to Eddie Guerrero - Controversy

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On November 13, 2005, WWE superstar and Hispanic American wrestling legend Eddie Guerrero, died of acute heart failure in Minneapolis. Eddie's death sent shockwaves through the worldwide wrestling community of performers and fans. On the day of Eddie's death, brother-like nephew and close colleague Chavo Guerrero, Jr. attended a press conference with WWE chairman Vince McMahon to inform the world of Eddie's death. By noontime, most of Eddie's friends and other wrestling performers and fans across the world had found out of Eddie's tragic passi ...

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Tributes to Eddie Guerrero, Tributes to Eddie Guerrero - Eddie's passing, Tributes to Eddie Guerrero - Tribute shows, Tributes to Eddie Guerrero - RAW, Tributes to Eddie Guerrero - SmackDown!, Tributes to Eddie Guerrero - Tributes from friends, Tributes to Eddie Guerrero - Tributes from fans and WWE, Tributes to Eddie Guerrero - Continuing tributes, Tributes to Eddie Guerrero - Controversy

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After Hogan and Savage patched up their real life differences, Hogan talked WCW president Eric Bischoff into signing Savage. Initially called "The Monster Maniacs" (presumably for legal reasons), Hogan and Savage teamed on 1/25/95 at Clash of the Champions to battle Kevin Sullivan and Brutus Beefcake. On March 24, 1996 at WCW Uncensored, The Mega Powers reunited to take on eight opponents in a Doomsday Cage Match. The opponents were "The Nature Boy" Ric Flair, Arn Anderson, Kevin Sullivan, "The Total Package" Lex Luger, The Faces of Fear (Th ...

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The Mega Powers, The Mega Powers - History, The Mega Powers - Formation, The Mega Powers - Versus the Mega Bucks, The Mega Powers - Feuding With The Twin Towers, The Mega Powers - WrestleMania V: The Mega Powers Explode, The Mega Powers - World Championship Wrestling: The Mega Powers Reunion, The Mega Powers - Reunion as heels in the nWo, The Mega Powers - Accomplishments

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Critics of the show's interactive component claim that the WWE severely restricts their voting choices by having choices that are clearly preferred over others (for example, the choice of matches in a 2005 match between a verbal debate, an arm wrestling contest, or a street fight when the street fight would clearly prevail over the other two). Others criticize the way that WWE promotes its matches so that it introduces a bias to the voting process (an example of this was when Ric Flair, given the choice of match types in the 2005 show, demanded - and got - a steel cage match) - to the point that ...

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Taboo Tuesday, Taboo Tuesday - Results, Taboo Tuesday - 2004, Taboo Tuesday - 2005, Taboo Tuesday - Criticism

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The Mega Powers officially formed as a tag team after Wrestlemania IV, where Hogan helped Savage win the WWF Championship in a 14-man tournament. The tournament was made after Hogan lost the belt to André the Giant at a WWF The Main Event show on February 5, 1988. Andre promptly sold the belt to "The Million Dollar Man" Ted DiBiase, causing WWF President Jack Tunney to strip DiBiase of the belt. Hogan and Andre both given byes in the first round of the tournament, fought to a double-disqualification in the quarterfinals. This ...

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The Mega Powers, The Mega Powers - History, The Mega Powers - Formation, The Mega Powers - Versus the Mega Bucks, The Mega Powers - Feuding With The Twin Towers, The Mega Powers - WrestleMania V: The Mega Powers Explode, The Mega Powers - World Championship Wrestling: The Mega Powers Reunion, The Mega Powers - Reunion as heels in the nWo, The Mega Powers - Accomplishments

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Nick Dinsmore, Nick Dinsmore - Career, Nick Dinsmore - Ohio Valley Wrestling, Nick Dinsmore - World Wrestling Entertainment, Nick Dinsmore - Finishing and signature maneuvers, Nick Dinsmore - Championships and accomplishments, Nick Dinsmore - Title lineage, Nick Dinsmore - Trivia, Nick Dinsmore - External link

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On April 2, 1989, Hulk Hogan and "Macho Man" Randy Savage, decided to settle the score at WrestleMania V in Atlantic City for the WWF Championship. Hogan & Savage were going blow for blow in this title match, but the Macho Man got full control later in the match. Then when he finally got the Hulkster down, the Macho Man went to the top rope and delivered the Macho Elbow Drop. He pinned Hogan 1-2...kickout! Hogan started to hulk up and he came back on Savage. He delivered the Big Leg Drop. 1-2-3 and Hulk Hogan became World Wrestling Federa ...

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The Mega Powers, The Mega Powers - History, The Mega Powers - Formation, The Mega Powers - Versus the Mega Bucks, The Mega Powers - Feuding With The Twin Towers, The Mega Powers - WrestleMania V: The Mega Powers Explode, The Mega Powers - World Championship Wrestling: The Mega Powers Reunion, The Mega Powers - Reunion as heels in the nWo, The Mega Powers - Accomplishments

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In addition to wrestling matches and backstage vignettes, SmackDown! has also had several recurring segments as part of its program. The first of these was a new incarnation Rowdy Roddy Piper's famous Piper's Pit interview series. After Piper's exit from WWE, René Duprée hosted a similar segment called Café de René. 2004 saw the introduction of two segments to the show. "The Kurt Angle Invitational" featured Kurt Angle wrestling professional wrestlers who were allegedly from the town the show was taped in. The ...

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WWE Friday Night SmackDown!, WWE Friday Night SmackDown! - Show history, WWE Friday Night SmackDown! - Pre-brand extension, WWE Friday Night SmackDown! - Brand extension, WWE Friday Night SmackDown! - Friday Night SmackDown!, WWE Friday Night SmackDown! - Current champions, WWE Friday Night SmackDown! - Recurring segments, WWE Friday Night SmackDown! - General managers and owners, WWE Friday Night SmackDown! - Commentators

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Kurt Angle - Finishing and signature moves. Ankle lock (Standing ankle lock or grapevined grounded ankle lock) Angle Slam / Olympic Slam (Spinning belly to back suplex) Super Angle Slam / Super Olympic Slam (Top rope spinning belly to back suplex) Bridging belly to back suplex (In 1999) Crossface chickenwing (In 2000) German suplex Rolling German suplexes Moonsault Overhead belly to belly suplex Top rope overhead belly to belly suplex E ...

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Kurt Angle, Kurt Angle - Amateur wrestling, Kurt Angle - Extreme Championship Wrestling, Kurt Angle - World Wrestling Federation, Kurt Angle - World Wrestling Entertainment, Kurt Angle - History of the You Suck! Chant, Kurt Angle - Wrestling facts, Kurt Angle - Finishing and signature moves, Kurt Angle - Managers, Kurt Angle - Championships and accomplishments, Kurt Angle - Championship succession, Kurt Angle - Personal life, Kurt Angle - Trivia, Kurt Angle - Books, Kurt Angle - Videos

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Adam Copeland - Nicknames. "Mr. Money-in-the-Bank" "The Rated R Superstar" Adam Copeland - Finishing and signature moves. Spear Edgecution (Impaler DDT) Edgeucator (Inverted Cloverleaf Leg-lace Crab) One Man Con-Chair-To (Sandwich Chairshot) Edge-O-Matic (Sitout Rear Mat Slam) Downward Spiral (Reverse STO) Missile Dropkick Electric Chair Bo ...

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Adam Copeland, Adam Copeland - Career, Adam Copeland - The Brood and The New Brood, Adam Copeland - Tag Team Champions, Adam Copeland - Singles star, Adam Copeland - Mr. Money-in-the-Bank, Adam Copeland - WWE Champion, Adam Copeland - Personal information, Adam Copeland - Profile, Adam Copeland - Managers, Adam Copeland - Quotes, Adam Copeland - Nicknames, Adam Copeland - Finishing and signature moves, Adam Copeland - Championships and Accomplishments, Adam Copeland - Championship Succession

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Adam Copeland - Managers. Johnny Bradford Judd the Studd Lita (Amy Dumas) ...

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Adam Copeland, Adam Copeland - Career, Adam Copeland - The Brood and The New Brood, Adam Copeland - Tag Team Champions, Adam Copeland - Singles star, Adam Copeland - Mr. Money-in-the-Bank, Adam Copeland - WWE Champion, Adam Copeland - Personal information, Adam Copeland - Profile, Adam Copeland - Managers, Adam Copeland - Quotes, Adam Copeland - Nicknames, Adam Copeland - Finishing and signature moves, Adam Copeland - Championships and Accomplishments, Adam Copeland - Championship Succession

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Adolfo Tapia - Previous managers. Sonny Onoo Vince Russo Adolfo Tapia - Finishing and signature moves. Corkscrew Moonsault Press Rana invertiva (sunset flip powerbomb) ...

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Adolfo Tapia, Adolfo Tapia - Career, Adolfo Tapia - In wrestling, Adolfo Tapia - Previous managers, Adolfo Tapia - Finishing and signature moves, Adolfo Tapia - Championships and accomplishments, Adolfo Tapia - Trivia

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Amy Dumas attended many different schools in the USA through out her childhood and adolescent years. While in high school, Amy took up swimming and practiced judo competitively. She managed to finish High School 6 months prior graduation. Amy played bass guitar in a band called "3 Card Trick", and she was a roadie for another band for 5 years before getting into wrestling. She also took 3 years of Spani ...

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Amy Dumas, Amy Dumas - Early career, Amy Dumas - World Wrestling Entertainment, Amy Dumas - Women's Division, Amy Dumas - Injury and return, Amy Dumas - Second Women's Championship, Amy Dumas - Love triangle, Amy Dumas - Return to the ring, Amy Dumas - Wrestlers managed by Lita, Amy Dumas - Finishing and signature moves, Amy Dumas - Personal life, Amy Dumas - Other media

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Paul Wight - Finishing and signature moves. Showstopper (Chokeslam) Final Cut (Inverted facelock elbow drop) Hog Log (Inverted leg drop bulldog) Alley-Oop (Reverse powerbomb) Sidewalk slam Open handed slap Big boot Double chokeslam (with Kane) Paul Wight - Managers. Jim Strauser The Taskmaster Jimmy Hart Shane McMahonSee also:

Paul Wight, Paul Wight - Career, Paul Wight - World Championship Wrestling, Paul Wight - World Wrestling Federation, Paul Wight - World Wrestling Entertainment, Paul Wight - Wrestling facts, Paul Wight - Finishing and signature moves, Paul Wight - Managers, Paul Wight - Championships and accomplishments, Paul Wight - Championship succession, Paul Wight - Acting career, Paul Wight - Personal life

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The book Fast Food Nation is critical of Subway's franchising policies. It claims that in the 1990s, Subway was involved in many legal disputes with franchisees, usually over encroachment (overly agressive expansion, in which one Subway is so close to another they end up competing), and high royalties. The book blames the "Development Agents", who are given the task of growing the company regionally. They are rewarded greatly for profits and punished for losses, so it is claimed that it is in their best interest to saturate markets wi ...

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Subway restaurant, Subway restaurant - History, Subway restaurant - Operations, Subway restaurant - The Subway menu, Subway restaurant - Subs offered, Subway restaurant - Sub of the Day / Daily Special, Subway restaurant - Deli round sandwiches, Subway restaurant - Salads and Wraps, Subway restaurant - Toppings and Condiments, Subway restaurant - Cheeses, Subway restaurant - Bread Options, Subway restaurant - Other Subway Items, Subway restaurant - Sub Club program, Subway restaurant - Criticism, Subway restaurant - Pop culture and Subway

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In 2005 Subway announced that the popular Sub Club customer rewards program would be phased out due to counterfeiting. Another reason, which was not stated by the company, for the discontinuation of the program was that there was a large amount of internal theft of stamps by Subway employees and affiliates, including the sale of rolls of the stamps online at places such as e-bay. Customers will also be able to get 40 cents per s ...

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Subway restaurant, Subway restaurant - History, Subway restaurant - Operations, Subway restaurant - The Subway menu, Subway restaurant - Subs offered, Subway restaurant - Sub of the Day / Daily Special, Subway restaurant - Deli round sandwiches, Subway restaurant - Salads and Wraps, Subway restaurant - Toppings and Condiments, Subway restaurant - Cheeses, Subway restaurant - Bread Options, Subway restaurant - Other Subway Items, Subway restaurant - Sub Club program, Subway restaurant - Criticism, Subway restaurant - Pop culture and Subway

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In 1915, Roderick James "Jess" McMahon, grandfather of current WWE Chairman Vince McMahon, co-promoted a boxing match between Jess Willard and Jack Johnson. In the fight, on April 5, 1915, Johnson lost his title to Willard in Havana. A decade later, in 1925, McMahon joined Tex Rickard in promoting boxing events from the old Madison Square Garden, in New York, starting with the December 11, 1925, light-heavyweight championship match between Jack Delaney and Paul Berlenbach. Jess McMahon's ...

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World Wrestling Entertainment, World Wrestling Entertainment - Early history, World Wrestling Entertainment - World Wide Wrestling Federation, World Wrestling Entertainment - World Wrestling Federation, World Wrestling Entertainment - The Golden Age, World Wrestling Entertainment - Monday Night Wars, World Wrestling Entertainment - The Montreal Screwjob, World Wrestling Entertainment - WWF Attitude, World Wrestling Entertainment - The death of Owen Hart, World Wrestling Entertainment - Business advances, World Wrestling Entertainment - The end of the Attitude Era, World Wrestling Entertainment - World Wrestling Entertainment, World Wrestling Entertainment - The Brand Extension, World Wrestling Entertainment - Championships

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Following a 2000 lawsuit from the World Wildlife Fund (also WWF), the Federation changed its name to World Wrestling Entertainment, or WWE. Its parent company, World Wrestling Federation Entertainment, also chose to adopt this name. The lawsuit dealt with the wrestling company's breaching of an agreement with the Fund over use of the initials "WWF" in the United Kingdom. Rather than attempt a financial settlement with the Fund, McMahon changed the name of the company. The logo was altered, and a promotional campaign called "Get The F ...

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World Wrestling Entertainment, World Wrestling Entertainment - Early history, World Wrestling Entertainment - World Wide Wrestling Federation, World Wrestling Entertainment - World Wrestling Federation, World Wrestling Entertainment - The Golden Age, World Wrestling Entertainment - Monday Night Wars, World Wrestling Entertainment - The Montreal Screwjob, World Wrestling Entertainment - WWF Attitude, World Wrestling Entertainment - The death of Owen Hart, World Wrestling Entertainment - Business advances, World Wrestling Entertainment - The end of the Attitude Era, World Wrestling Entertainment - World Wrestling Entertainment, World Wrestling Entertainment - The Brand Extension, World Wrestling Entertainment - Championships

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WWE Undisputed Championship (2001-2002) King of the Ring (1993-2002) WWE European Championship (1997-2002) WWE Hardcore Championship (1998-2002) OVW Hardcore Championship (2000 - 2001) OVW Light Heavyweight Championship (1999-2001) WWE Light Heavyweight Championship (1981-2001) WWF Intercontinental Tag Team Championship (1991) WWF Women's Tag Team Championship (1983-1989) WWF New Japan Martial Arts Championship (1978-1985) WWF Juni ...

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World Wrestling Entertainment, World Wrestling Entertainment - Early history, World Wrestling Entertainment - World Wide Wrestling Federation, World Wrestling Entertainment - World Wrestling Federation, World Wrestling Entertainment - The Golden Age, World Wrestling Entertainment - Monday Night Wars, World Wrestling Entertainment - The Montreal Screwjob, World Wrestling Entertainment - WWF Attitude, World Wrestling Entertainment - The death of Owen Hart, World Wrestling Entertainment - Business advances, World Wrestling Entertainment - The end of the Attitude Era, World Wrestling Entertainment - World Wrestling Entertainment, World Wrestling Entertainment - The Brand Extension, World Wrestling Entertainment - Championships

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