#1 He wanted to open a wrestling school
Chris Benoit always knew how great his in-ring skills were and how athletic he was. Being one of the best technical wrestlers in the world offered him countless opportunities, and, mostly, he made the best of it. Benoit, however, didn't just want to keep his talents to himself, but rather pass it on to the younger generation.
Initially, Benoit never gave much thought to this, but after Eddie Guerrero - who was his best friend - passed away in 2005, it became much more than just a possibility for Benoit to open his own wrestling school.
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Benoit even developed business plans, as well as designed merchandise for the school, but things changed greatly when WWE offered him a raise along with a big push and championship run. As a result, Benoit dropped his wrestling school plans, and he started training harder than ever.
A few days later, Benoit, along with his wife Nancy and son Daniel, sadly passed away.