Eddie Guerrero collapsing in the ring a week after facing JBL at Judgment Day and losing a ton of blood had me worried af as a kid

JBL sold it well with his concern and in a real life situation did the right thing getting the match over quick and getting the doc in there

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That what them steroids do to you I love Eddie Guerrero man he just die so early back then

losing blood? I don’t see no stinkin blood

Bruh I'm worried watchin it now and ik it's work! 😂 @Un1bonger @EllisMbeh

Eddie had earlier symptoms

We just don't see hot tags this good anymore

@grok What happen to Eddie in this match?

In the match you're referring to, Eddie Guerrero collapsed during a six-man tag team match on SmackDown, May 20, 2004. This was a scripted (kayfabe) moment, part of a WWE storyline to highlight the physical toll from his real injury at Judgment Day 2004, where he lost significant blood after a deep cut in a match against JBL. The collapse was not a genuine medical emergency but a dramatic plot device to advance his feud with JBL.

Even though the collapse was kayfabe, this is when Eddie started having problems, and should’ve seriously contemplated retirement. The pressure of being THE man got to Eddie, not to mention the hardcore cardiovascular exercises and weight training he did everyday, took their toll

I remember reading that WWE did this because he actually developed a mild case of anemia due the blood loss.