[Despare]

At least wait for the tox report... I wouldn't think "roid rage" would last over a whole weekend. It didn't seem like a rage, it seemed more calculated. Nowitski was trying to get them to check some tissues in his brain which could have been damaged due to the constant abuse he took, a similar condition caused an ex NFL player to commit suicide. Either way, I applaud and celebrate the wrestler while for the moment I have nothing but disdain for the man's actions. As for you Stubbs... so we should have no physical entertainment? Does that mean we should all stop watching sports, wrestling, UFC, and anything that demands that a person be in top physical shape? You blame the fans?? He wasn't a powerhouse or a brawler, he didn't NEED to be big to be the great technician that he was. What about actors? They get paid craploads of money and a lot of times fall victim to drugs, is that our fault? Is it the fans fault that Chris Farley, River Pheonix, or John Belushi died? What about Janis Joplin, Bradley Nowell... the list goes on and on. How about you blame yourself while the rest of us blame the man who KILLED HIS FAMILY. My opinoin is he was still a good man until the end. He did a lot for kids and a lot for chairty. His wife and him were probably arguing and he accidently killed her, didn't think he could handle a mentally retarded child by himself but didn't want his kid to grow up without parents so he killed his son and himself. If he hadn't killed himself he'd go through a long trial, get put in a posh prison for the rich, and probably get out early. Personally I hope Nowinski is right.



"Nowinski is trying to persuade the coroner to allow a brain exam to look for neurofibrillary tangles in the brain's cortex. This has been refused in the past; however Nowinski has previously been able to link the suicide of NFL defensive back Andre Waters to concussion induced depression based on forensic work done on Waters' brain matter. "Part of me hopes there was something wrong with his brain," Nowinski told the Times. "The Chris Benoit I knew was always more concerned about everybody else's well-being than his own.""