The career of Eddie Guerrero continues to be remembered by WWE fans, from children to adults, who enjoyed the spirit that the Mexican-American wrestler transmitted. The beloved Eddie Guerrero passed away on November 13, 2005, at the age of 35, and today, October 9, he would be turning 54.
Eddie showcased his wrestling style in different companies, including Mexican, Japanese, and American promotions, but he is mostly remembered for his time in WCW and later WWE. It all started in 1995 when he began this adventure alongside his best friend Chris Benoit.
In the year 2000, after showcasing his great style and earning the acceptance of the audience, Eddie Guerrero became part of the World Wrestling Federation (WWF) and made his appearance on Monday Night Raw.
He formed a group called 'The Radicalz' alongside Chris Benoit, Dean Malenko, and Perry Saturn. They spent 5 years showing highs and lows, between injuries and great triumphs. Then in 2002, he appeared in World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE).
On April 1, 2002, he made his appearance in WWE, attacking Rob Van Dam. An interesting feud was formed, and he began to stand out in professional wrestling. Eddie Guerrero also had feuds with Steve Austin and The Rock. Some of his most notable titles include:
- WWE Championship
- WWF Intercontinental Championship
- WWE United States Championship
- WWF European Championship
- WWE Tag Team Championship - alongside Chavo Guerrero
- Triple Crown Championship
- Grand Slam Championship
- Hall of Fame
Fallecimiento de Eddie Guerrero
Eddie Guerrero was found dead in the bathroom of the Marriott hotel in Minneapolis. His nephew Chavo Guerrero tried to revive him with mouth-to-mouth resuscitation, but it was in vain. According to documentaries, one of the darker stages of the former wrestler was his addiction to drugs and narcotics.
Upon learning the news, WWE paid tribute to Eddie Guerrero on an episode of RAW in the week that the news was announced.
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