Chris Benoit in WCW was a former Horseman, first with Ric Flair, Arn Anderson and the late Brian Pillman. Unlike others, he stayed on as a Horseman when Steve "Mongo" McMichael came on and later another close friend of his joined Dean Malenko.
Benoit in WCW was a former US Champion (defeated David Flair for the title) and a former WCW World Champion but remember he threw the title in the trash and went to the WWF (now the WWE).
In WCW, Nancy Sullivan came on acting as a fan character known as Robin, hoping Rick Steiner would fall for her. Those days as Robin were her favourite moments in wrestling, back in 1989. She turned into "WOMAN" and he did. Later she became the "Manager of the Horsemen" and hung around Ric Flair. Returning in 1996 with Randy Savage, she quickly turned on him, got Elizabeth on-board and worked an angle with Ric Flair when he became the 12 time WCW World Champion. That, IMHO, was Nancy at her absolute sexy best. Especially when she kicked Flair's opponents outside the ring 'cuz she had to carry her really sexy ass with the kick. A larger Valerie Bertinelli type. Kevin Sullivan (her then husband) wrote an angle in which Chris Benoit and Sullivan had a series of "falls count everywhere matches", so she branched off Flair, aimicably left Sullivan, and hung with Benoit, while secretly communicating with each other discovering the Internet. The NWO came, Benoit and Woman hitched up after a very well publcized match with The Giant (aka: The Big Show) and they were happy for many, many years thereafter. She left TV and he kept on wrestling.
Hmmm... This is really a tragedy. It's one thing when one dies, but a whole F'n family? Two television personalities and their child? The WWE seems to have had a lot of wrestlers die of late. That's not good. From Owen Hart, Curt Hennig, Eddie Guerrero, Miss Elizabeth, and now the entire Benoit Family. Just doesn't make F'n sense.
C'est La Vie and I'm sure Nancy and Benoit would want the show to go on.
