RIP Perro Aguayo Jr. dies in freak accident in the ring with Rey Mysterio Jr

[Lost His Smile]

Damn...
I always feel something different when a wrestler dies.

 

[Psychosis]

Damn brehs,

Some media dropped:

The official footage,


Very sad , RIP MY DUDE

 

[23Barrettcity]

Damn brehs,

Some media dropped:

The official footage,


Very sad , RIP MY DUDE

It looks like he was already sluggish after he did that tumble prior to the head scissor out the ring . Idk man it's terrible

 

[LevelUp]

rest in peace

 

[LevelUp]

 

[blackwaterpark]

gottdamn the more that comes out the i get.
mexican news outlets are saying it was basically a case of him getting caught of guard by the drop kick. they're saying it was nearly instant. and had they managed to keep him alive he would have most likely been quadriplegic.

this wrestling shyt aint no joke brehs.

 

[The Rainmaker]

Watching this televised match from last Sunday. We complain about piped in stuff, but in México they don't give a fukk. Crowd is chanting "PERRO! PERRO!", and the ring announcer says "People can chant whatever they want, but they know it should be 'PSYCHO! PSYCHO!'".

Can you imagine if they did something similar with Reigns? "People know it should be "ROMAN REIGNS! ROMAN REIGNS!""

Also at they BOOING the hell out of Myzteziz (Former Sin Cara)

Complete rudo and the people loved him

 

[WhatsGoodTy]

So sad. R.I.P

 

[Leonard Washington]

RIP

 

[Ethnic Vagina Finder]

@ fat man shaking him and twisting his neck

 

[23Barrettcity]

@ fat man shaking him and twisting his neck

That was konnan

 

[Mr. Jack Napier]

*Update*

MEXICO CITY (AP) — An autopsy has found that "lucha libre" wrestler Pedro Aguayo died almost immediately of injuries suffered in the ring over the weekend, Mexican authorities said Wednesday.

Aguayo, the 35-year-old son of retired wrestling legend Pedro "Perro" Aguayo, had three fractured vertebrae and was dead by the time he reached a hospital, said Gilberto Cota Alanis, deputy prosecutor for Baja California state.

Medical staff there tried for 90 minutes to revive Aguayo, Cota Alanis said.

Aguayo was injured during a match in Tijuana, apparently after being launched out of the ring and then, soon after, receiving a flying kick to the shoulder and neck from fellow wrestler Oscar Gutierrez, better known as Rey Mysterio Jr.

Video footage showed Aguayo hanging motionless from the ropes unattended as the bout continued for about two more minutes before other wrestlers and the referee realized he was seriously injured.

He was taken to a nearby hospital and pronounced dead around 1 a.m. Saturday.

Prosecutors have opened an investigation, and Cota Alanis said the four other wrestlers involved in the match would be questioned about the incident as well as Wrestling and Boxing Commission officials who handled Aguayo's body and the medical workers who attended to him.

Aguayo's funeral was Sunday.

 

[23Barrettcity]

*Update*

Why does the story keep changing

 

[Rayzah]

Terrible tragedy but from what I can tell it definitely isn't on Rey. Some sort of freak accident. Interested in hearing what the autopsy says. When he gets kicked out the ring, he gets up QUICK, but once in there he looks lethargic as fukk...weird. And it's made all the more strange by the fact that we can't really tell when he is just selling moves, and when he is legit hurt.

And while I've nothing against them continuing the match in theory, in practice, that looks in *really* poor taste. Made all the worst by the fact that they are doing things like right beside his body, still doing moves over the ropes, etc. If he had gotten hurt outside the ring it wouldn't look as bad, but Rey misses a 619 right over his head while dude is hanging there.... And when they are trying to move him, his head is hitting all up on the mat and shyt. It just all looks so horrible. Still..to be fair, most wrestlers would likely say "the show must go on, wrestle over my cold dead corpse I don't give a fukk" because those dudes are nuts so....

Speaking of the 619, I don't want to come off as though I'm making light of the situation, but how ironic is it that, after years and years of people shytting on the 619 because the set-up was so damn arbitrary and corny, that a guy may have actually legitimately felt hurt into that actual position between the ring ropes? How fukking insane is that?

Anyways, is he survived by a wife/any children?

MAN you aint lying, I was the biggest hater of that move because of that very reason, That's why its so hard for me to understand what happened, cause I refuse to believe any part of that setup was the cause of his death. Its to the point where I want to believe he must have had a pre-exsisting head injury probably un diagnosed,like he was one move away, or he probably would not have been cleared if he was examined prior to the match..

does that make sense or am I the biggest hater of the 619 ever?

 

[Theabbot]

MAN you aint lying, I was the biggest hater of that move because of that very reason, That's why its so hard for me to understand what happened, cause I refuse to believe any part of that setup was the cause of his death. Its to the point where I want to believe he must have had a pre-exsisting head injury probably un diagnosed,like he was one move away, or he probably would not have been cleared if he was examined prior to the match..

does that make sense or am I the biggest hater of the 619 ever?

I'm with you breh. But if you watch that up close video, he gets his neck jacked four times in that last sequence.
First injury, was the head twist and flip out of the ring. When that move started, he got caught pretty awkwardly. His neck got rung sideways (neck sprain?) between Rey's feet for a few seconds then he corrected and flipped out.
Second injury, as he was tumbling out the ring, he landed on the back of his neck on the EDGE of the ring(fracture one?), with all of his weight behind it. Think Greg lougainis in the olympics.
Then the third injury happened when Rey drop kicked him to his left shoulder causing his neck to violently whiplash to the right (fracture two?).
And finally, him landing neck first on the rope fatally compounded the damage (fracture three?).

I'm not a doctor, but I slept in a Holiday Inn last night