when was the last time the wwe made you cry?

[pepentorresHHH]

There have been a lot of sad momment in WWE history, they go from injuries, deaths or just tears of joy...but when was the last time a wwe moment or storyline made you cry?

There are a lot of moments, for example when batista went down with injury and had to sdurrender the world title back at 06 I noticed some members of the crowd crying.... When ric flair retired a lot of fans cried ther eyes out! Or when some of your favorites finally won the big one like christian at the year?..... Or when elizabeth and the macho man got back together or got married??

So tell me what's the last time or your favorite time the wwe made you cry?
Please no gay jokes just honest answers

 

[Blue Chipper]

Never. Don't get me wrong, I am emotionally invested in wrestling and always have been. However, there's never been an occurrence that made me overly sad be it in kayfabe or real life. I love wrestling, and sometimes it elicits a reaction out of me. But, more often than not, I'm never truly sad. That doesn't speak to my masculinity, I guess I'm just not invested in it to the extent of crying.

 

[greg_74]

Same here, no storyline or real life wrestling event has made me cry. I was sad for Edge when he retired a couple months ago because you could just tell how much the business has meant to him but I didn't cry. Of course I don't cry over movies or anything like that either. I think for us guys you can fell emotional about something and not cry.

 

[The_Awesome_One]

never cried on wrestling before. but two times that made me sad would be the tribute to eddie guerrero and when jeff hardy lost to cm punk and got fired (jeff was my favourite in wwe before the miz came along)

 

[theshawn]

Honestly, I almost cried when Flair retired and I bawled my eyes out when I saw that Eddie passed away. Shawn Michaels retiring was a bittersweet moment for me, because he is my all time favorite wrestler, but he deserves to spend time with his family.

Edit: I was saddest when Eddie died also, because it seemed to have the longest lasting effect on the roster as several people were very close friends with him at the time. I know it's all just a show that they put on for us, professional wrestling that is, but being on the road with someone for years on end and then having them no longer be there has to be heartbreaking.

 

[RKOx7]

That Eddie Guerrero memorial package did me in x.x I wasn't bawling but there were definitely 2 long streams of tears pouring.

I was really sad when Edge retired, I shed a tear or two when Edge started crying in the ring.

 

[thegreekhero]

I cried during the Eddie Guerrero tribute. I was a little kid and I grew up watching Eddie. I was so upset. I was really choked up about the Ric Flair Farewell Address, but I didn't cry on that one. I was close to tearing, though.

 

[CelticCorey]

I cried my eyes out when Christian won at Extreme Rules and I still hold a grudge for the two day reign and I refuse to watch Smackdown until Orton drops the strap.

Also, I cried when Macho Man died.

 

[cboedeker2]

Easy, Eddie Guerrero and Chris Benoit. Of course this was before we knew what Benoit had done, but at the time, it hit me really hard. During the Eddie tribute, I was doing fine during the ten bell salute, but then the minute I heard Hurt by Johnny Cash and I saw Eddie's face, I cried like a baby. The man was so young and so full of life, and to think that if he hadn't have done drugs earlier in his life, that he probably wouldn't have died, just tears my heart apart. Another one, but to a lesser extent, would be Owen Hart. I didn't cry because I didn't know who he was really at the time, but hearing the news as a kid, it made me cry thinking about that happening to anybody. Unfortunately, this whole thread proves CM Punk's point. The only time that WWE gets mainstream attention is when somebody dies.

 

[ProudFlairMark]

There was another thread similar to this in another section of the Forums. I cried like a four year old girl with a skinned knee when Flair retired. I got off work early simply to watch the PPV. Unfortunately, due to work 60 plus hours a week, I fell asleep during the earlier bouts and woke up just in time for Mike Adam le to interview Flair. I knew is time was up (and rightfully so), but when Shawn mouthed "I am sorry, I love you." And I saw Flair crying, I bawled my eyes out. I grew up idolizing Ric Flair. I followed his career with a fanatical obsession. Watching him put on (admittedly, due by and large to the talents of the much younger HBK) a final 4/5 star masterpiece with arguably the only performer who comes close was a fitting and touching end to his magnificent career.

 

[darbare]

I honestly did cry when Eddie died, but that was the only time.. I almost came to tears of joy for Christian when he won his first worldtitle....but yea the Eddie one hithard, real hard....but its hard to cry from wrestling when I dont personally know them..

 

[Nicole13Edge/HardyFan]

As a girl that has a been a wrestling fan since I was seven and I'm sixteen now I can say I have cried over things in wwe but not often.

Lets see I've cried over the retirements of Ric Flair and Shawn Michaels and the death of Lance Cade. I dont know why I was never a fan of Lance Cade.

I think I cried when Lita left being that she was and is my favorite of all time and rolemodel. I also cried when Jeff left and my most recent time I cried was when Edge left because he is my favorite superstar of all time and hes retirement came so sudden. So in all wwe made me cry about five times.

 

[Macho_King]

For me its the night after wrestlemania on Raw when Ric Flair retired from WWE. Even watching the entire thing again today on the Ric Flair Definative Collection dvd set almost made me choke up again. I'm defently not the crying type but that made me shead a tear or two. It doesnt mean as much today but depends who you ask some people (somewhat myself included) think that was the true sendoff and end for Ric Flairs career still even though hes taking tna's money.

 

[slimymeteor]

I cried when Owen Hart passed away. He was one of my favorite wrestlers growing up, and to be having fun and watching a big wrestling show as a kid in WWE's prime, and suddenly they announce that there was an accident and Owen Hart had died. Then to see his fresh blood in the ring in the next match, and Debra crying while trying to stay in character and do a promo about her 'puppies', it was just a terrible event. It was so hard to believe. Even recently, when I watched the Life and Death of Owen Hart documentary (that's free to watch online) I still cry. I may be a little invested though because as I said, Owen was one of my favorites and the whole thing is so tragic.

 

[Skairipa Matrix]

the only thing i can think of is when HBK retired during the speech the next night on raw i shed a tear but only because ever sense i was a little kid i worshiped him! to this day if he shows up on raw i mark out a bit! but i never really cryed i just had a tear in my eye when he retired because hes easily my favorite wrestler ever

 

[Da Truth]

I never cried over anything on wrestling before, but I remember feeling totally bombed when Owen Hart died; the next night on Raw was unbearable. I know I'm gonna catch heat for this, but I was sad during the Benoit show on Raw, then when I learned more details I didn't know what to feel; I was like "damn".

 

[Nexus54]

When Edge left that was the last time I cried. To hear him say that he was leaving so potentually he didnt have to go through the rest of his life in a wheelchair just was bittersweet.

 

[bigbootydaddyV]

i don't think I've ever actually been brought to tears, but that's just because I don't cry much from anything that doesn't affect me personally. However, the things that have gotten me closest to tears have been the tribute shows for the wrestlers who passed including benoit (prior to finding out), Eddie, and of course Owen... seeing the wrestlers speak out of character hit pretty hard and then edge's retirement was very sad too since again it was out of character... nothing storylinewise though has ever even had me close

 

[IvoryHHH]

I cried my eyes out when Owen hart died at the "Over The Edge" PPV and again the next night on the RAW Tribute Show. Seeing his friends & colleagues letting the tears pour from their eyes spoke volumes as to how real this was... no storylines there. Debra & Jeff Jarrett crying broke my heart & the fact that Mark Henry broke down was heartwrenching & showed just how personal this was. That RAW show, like someone else here said, was unbearable & painful to watch. i felt like I had lost my brother. The other 2 wrestling deaths that made me cry were Eddie Guerrero & Sensational Sherri. I was never a huge Eddie fan, but I appreciated his talent & in ring abilities. As far as Sherri goes.... that woman was PURE GOLD! What a class act. Extremely talented in the ring, on the mic, as a manager... she was superb no matter what she did. Sherri's death as a HUGE loss to the wrestling industry & she'll always be one of my favorite wrestlers ever!

 

[SinCityBlitz]

You guys do realize that you don't have to be sad to cry, right? I bawled like a baby when Benoit won the title at Wrestlemania XX and turned around and Eddie was in the ring and they embraced. You can't fake emotion like that. To this day that is my favorite wrestling moment ever. It sucks that it's tainted.

 

[reed214]

i didnt cry,but i deff got teary eyed and very sad all day the first day we found out about Benoit. (if teary eyed and depressed is crying,then okay,i did,horrible monday,weird tues)

and i dont believe anyone cried,but the WM when Flair lost, there was a living room full of grown men/drunk stunned in silence....this was the best non-death emotional moment of wrestling!!!!!
(close 2nd was Cena beating HBK at mania,it went from a happy living room to a pissed living room and we were so mad someone could have cried probably!!)

 

[TM Punk]

two times I've cried watchin wrestling the most recent:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F8058i05xS8

If you didn't at least get choked up than fuck you. Big tim fuck you.


The first time I cried? This.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cXO8zNp8uKg

I was three years old, and I was legit afraid of the undertaker. Serious terror.

 

[NotoriousMEAT]

Yeah just like almost everyone else here I gotta say when Eddie Guerrero died. I didn't hear about it the day before. I showed up to school on Monday morning, I was only in the 8th grade, and my friend came up and said "Man somebody got that n***a Eddie Guerrero." I had no idea what he was talking about so sought out my friend who seemed to know everything and before I could ask him he said, "Yep, Eddie's dead". Spent all day trying to find out what happened, got home, watched RAW.. and as soon as that tribute started playing... I was bawling like a baby.

That's the only time I've full on cried. Edge retiring however made me tear up. It was so unexpected, and he's been one of my favorites and personal hero's forever.

 

[The Brain]

I can’t say it actually brought me to tears, but I did get a bit choked up during Bobby Heenan’s Hall of Fame induction speech. I love listening to that speech. It was so much fun and I laughed a lot during it. The end is what choked me up a little. I have to admit I got a lump in my throat when Heenan closed his speech saying “There’s only one thing missing. I wish Monsoon was here.” I’m obviously a big Heenan fan and listening to a genuine heartfelt speech from one man who I enjoyed watching for so many years was a special moment.

 

[M-Eklipse]

Nothing thus-far in WWE (or any other wresting organization) has ever made me cry, but I came damn close when Edge was on RAW announcing his retirement. You could really see that it was breaking him in two that he had to leave the WWE, and I really felt the emotion he was giving off. It was one of those times when I knew it wasn't a promo or some sort of storyline, he was legit done and really choked me up.