5. Eddie Guerrero
Before the turn of the millennium, Eddie Guerrero was a massive star for the WCW wrestling league. Eventually, he’d earn his stripes in the WWE as well, but at this time he was wrestling with the WCW’s answer to the New World Order. He and other Mexican wrestlers banded together to form the Latino World Order. SEE ALSO: The 10 Youngest champions in WWE history (With Pictures)
Eventually, the storyline faded away, and many attribute its passing to Eddie Guerrero’s car accident on New Year’s Day back in 1999. While the accident wasn’t serious, and he was actually able to return to wrestling within a matter of months, many believe the resulting press and the realization that the group depended almost entirely on Guerrero’s popularity lead to its eventual abandonment. Of course, this didn’t hamper Guerrero’s career in the slightest, and he went on to have quite the successful one until his tragic death in 2005.
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