Eddie was a man of faith, so I know he is in a better place but selfishly, every single one of us will miss him. Chavo of course, Rey Mysterio, Chris Benoit, and Dean Malenko. My condolences go out to the Eddie Guerrero family and I know who were in the locker room close to him. He taught me to find this and he taught me to embrace it- good, bad or indifferent.

Eddie Guerrero went past that and taught me to find this (heart, passion and determination) through all his technical prowess. The stuff that you don't necessarily teach - the hip tosses and body slams. On a personal level, when I didn't know anything he helped me not only as an in-ring partner but as a father figure. He was one of the most passionate individuals about everything that he did. At this time, I would ask you all to stand in silence as we toll the bell ten times, after which, there will be a special video presentation. Tonight, as we pay tribute to the memory of Eddie Guerrero. So tonight, there’s no doubt in anyone’s mind that Eddie would want the show to go on, and so it shall. Eddie’s goal every night was to steal the show. Eddie loved to perform, more than anything else, whether he was booed or whether he was cheered, he loved to perform for all of you. Eddie Guerrero loved this business, he loved it, he had a passion for it like no-one else. So tonight, we celebrate the life of Eddie Guerrero. Eddie was in the prime of his life, 38 years old, the prime of his career.

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