Eddie Guerrero’s Daughter Launching Wrestling Career

Eddie Guerrero’s daughter is becoming a wrestler.

It’s been revealed that Eddie Guerrero’s daughter, Sherilyn Guerrero, has begun training to become a wrestler.

Sherilyn’s elder sister, Shaul, signed with WWE in 2010 and appeared in Florida Championship Wrestling and NXT before leaving the company in 2014.

In a post on social media, Booker T’s Reality of Wrestling promotion and wrestling school announced that Sherilyn is set to begin training, following in her legendary father’s footsteps.

The daughter of the legendary Eddie Guerrero now begins her own journey into the world of professional wrestling.

Welcome the newest member of the Reality of Wrestling Training School — @TheSherilynG

On a recent episode of his Hall of Fame podcast, Booker T said that he’d be open to bringing Mercedes Mone to Reality of Wrestling. Mone has been on a history-making run in recent months, picking up championships from indie promotions across the world.

Eddie Guerrero Built A Legend

In the mid-1980s, Eddie Guerrero decided it was time to join the family business and began training as a wrestler. Gory Guerrero was a well-established star in his own right and once wrestled Lou Thesz for the NWA World Heavyweight Championship.

Eddie made his in-ring debut in 1986 before debuting in WCW as an enhancement talent in 1989. Guerrero went on to wrestle in CMLL, AAA, New Japan Pro Wrestling, and ECW before returning to WCW in 1995.

Over the next five years, Guerrero wrestled a series of classic matches against Rey Mysterio, Chris Benoit, Dean Malenko, Chris Jericho, and more, but he was kept away from the main event picture.

In early 2000, Guerrero, Malenko, and Benoit arrived in WWE, and “Latino Heat” quickly endeared himself to the WWE faithful. After being fired and battling addiction, Guerrero eventually climbed to the top of the WWE mountain in 2004, winning the World Championship.

Eddie Guerrero sadly passed away on November 13, 2005, aged just 38.

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