Tribute to chris benoit

Intro:
Chris Benoit was born on May 21, 1967, in Montreal. He was trained by Stu Hart in the infamous Hart Family Dungeon. He grew up idolizing the Dynamite Kid and based his ring style off of Dynamite's. He made his debut in 1995 wrestling in the Canada based Stampede Wrestling promotion. In real life, he was married to Woman. She was a valet in ECW and WCW. On June 25, 2007, Chris and his family were found deceased in their home.
Japan, WCW, & ECW:
Benoit gained famed in Japan where he wrestled as Pegasus Kid and Wild Pegasus. He parlayed this fame into a brief stint in WCW in the early '90s. In 1994, he became a regular in ECW. He gained the nickname the "Canadian Crippler" when he broke Sabu's neck in a move gone terribly wrong. He quickly became a top star in ECW and WCW resigned him in 1996.
WCW - The Four Horsemen & Kevin Sullivan:
In a case of art imitating life, Kevin Sullivan's wife Woman left him and went to Benoit's side. Benoit then became a member of the Four Horsemen. In 2000, Benoit became the WCW World Champion. However, he left WCW the day after winning the title because he didn't like the direction the company was headed in and felt that he couldn't trust the new head booker, Kevin Sullivan, with his career due to their history.

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