, I think most people don't consider the fact that his brain was messed up because of the many concussions he's suffered.

One thing people should consider as well is that, in two years, after Benoit and Guerrero died, WWE became much more safer for their superstars - better drug policies, better health maintenance, which led to the called "PG Era" (no more chairshots to the head for example). Sadly and under terrible circumstances, these two deceased wrestlers changed the business to the better.

I too was, and still am, a fan of Chris Benoit in the ring. I don't know what he was like outside the ring, I never met him, but people do say that he was an amazing man, who suffered a lot after Eddie's death - he went through a severe depression, amidst abuse of steroids and other drugs, which led to his deteorating mental health.

Do I support what he's done? Of course not. The fact I respect what he's done for the business and how accomplished he was, doesn't make it that I support the crime he committed; but that doesn't mean I should hate and ignore him, pretending he didn't exist.