Hardest death('s) to accept?

Owen, because of the bizarre circumstances.

SOme of the hardest deaths for me were Road Warrior Hawk, Mr. Perfect, & Rick Rude. I still cannot believe none of them will ever step foot in the ring again. Owen's also hit very hard. It actually becomes harder as more stories about him being a solid family man, loyal husband, and dedicated father surface.

For pure shock-value, Benoit's hits it. I just couldn't believe he did those killings.

He's alive too!

Not to cop out ,but all of them from 93 onward from my childhood. Being a child of the 80s ,everyone from Andre and Kerry Von Erich to Pillman and Rude to Owen,Davey Boy,Hennig,Hawk and Crash through to Eddie,Sherri Martel,Test,Umaga,Luna,Bam Bam,Mike Awesome,Terry Gordy,and Kanyon. They were all hard to fathom happening. Growing up you just don't think 'Hey Big Bossman will be dead before I have a kid'. They just seemed so larger than life.
But ,once you get older and wiser to the vices of many people it becomes easier to see how human they are.
However I could not accept the Beniot tradgedy. I still can't in some ways. I understand a lot of it is due to concussions combined with pain pills and (probably) some amount of alcohol. Maybe that's why I can't paint him as a "monster". But you still can't justify the murder of a child. What I can do though,is watch a Beniot match or promo and NOT feel like I am gonna burn in hell for it like some believe.

Benoit...!? If you have kids of your own you could never imagine what he did doing to your own.

In no order of significance:

Davey Boy Smith "The British Bulldog"- one of my ALL time favorites. I grew up watching him from his days with Dynamite to his IC run, heel tag title run with Owen to his European title run and his last run with WWE in the early 2000's. One of the greatest talents wrestling ever had. R.I.P.

Owen Hart "The Rocket"/"Black Hart"- from his days with High Energy with Koko, to his feud with Bret and eventual reformation of the Hart Foundation, Owen was special. A truly gifted athlete who I think certainly could have carried the WWE title. I remember watching the PPV where he tragically passed away. R.I.P.

Curt Henning "Mr Perfect"- one of the top 5 greatest technical wrestlers to ever step inside the ring, Henning was perfection. Great mic skills, charisma, and athletic ability he had it all. His matches with Bret and Summerslam and King of the Ring are some of my favorites of all time. I remember him re-debuting at the Royal Rumble not too long ago and marking out. R.I.P.

Hawk from "The Legion of Doom"- Hawk was half of the greatest tag team in wrestling history. A rough and tough no nonsense kind of guy, he was almost intimidating as Animal was. Unfortunately his demons got the best of him. R.I.P.

Rodney Agatupu Anoa'i "Yokozuna"- like the wrestlers mentioned above I grew up watching the mighty Yokozuna. His '93 Royal Rumble win sent him on a ride to the top. A truly gifted athlete for a large man, Yoko always kept a great pace and had so many memorable matches. R.I.P.

John Tenta "Earthquake"- another large athlete who was extremely skilled in the ring. He was part of one my favorite tag teams "The Natural Disasters." Their feud with the Nasty Boy's was great and I really enjoyed seeing them win the tag titles. R.I.P.

Scott Charles Bigelow "Bam Bam Bigelow"- like Tenta and Yoko, "Bam Bam" was another large athlete who had tremendous agility, quickness and strength for a man of his stature. His aerial assault for a man that large was unheard of. Loved him as a face and a heel and could of made a great IC and maybe even WWE champ. R.I.P.

There have been so many, it's just sad....

But the ones that have been the hardest for me as a fan I'd say were Brian Pillman, he was the first once I recall even being active in the WWF at the time of his death. Owen Hart, not only was he working in WWE, but it was an in ring accident on a Pay Per View. I was watching that night, that one is still hard to think about.

And Miss Elizabeth. Of all the people in wrestling... Liz. She was a lady in the land of Divas. In the 80's who really didn't have a crush on Liz. Of all the people in wrestling she was the last person I ever thought anything bad would happen to.

Eddie Guerrero R.I.P. ,it really hit me hard that night on Raw. I was only 11 when he died but he was a guy I always loved watching because he's one of my wrestling heroes.

all of them hit hard but I'
d say Benoit... It was..like it was unbeleivable.. like what the hell?


I was never his biggest fan but.... when he first passed and it was all over that episode of Raw.. i was like holy poop! then i heard about the bodies and i instantly thoguht they were murdered... then the ugly truth came out... it was unreal..

Now don;t jump on me.. I'm just answering which was the most shocking to me... like i said i was never his biggest fan.