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At the age of 20, Eddie Guerrero stepped into the wrestling ring for the first time. He started his career in several small promotions before joining the ranks of major wrestling organizations, including World Championship Wrestling (WCW) and later, the World Wrestling Federation/Entertainment (WWF/WWE).Viva La Raza!” became Eddie Guerrero’s rallying cry and catchphrase. The phrase, which translates to “Long Live the People,” was a representation of his pride in his Mexican heritage and his connection with his fans. He was a four-time Intercontinental Champion. World Cup Of Wrestling (1995) - with Randy Savage, Lex Luger, Johnny B. Badd, Sting, Chris Benoit, and Alex Wright Dave Meltzer rated it at five stars in the Wrestling Observer, and it holds up. The crazy-good charisma of both Barr and Eddie is off the charts here, and you see why he began making forays into ECW and then signing with WCW. Eddie Guerrero was already a master of his craft, and he was about to take to a much larger stage. Eddie Guerrero – Memorable Moments After his return on the May 31, 1999 episode of Monday Nitro, Guerrero became a founding member of the Filthy Animals alongside Rey Mysterio Jr. and Konnan. [47] They feuded with the Dead Pool ( Insane Clown Posse and Vampiro). They received two straight victories over the Dead Pool at Road Wild and Fall Brawl. [48] [49] They next feuded with Revolution ( Shane Douglas, Chris Benoit, Dean Malenko, and Perry Saturn). Guerrero was victorious over Saturn by disqualification in a singles match at Halloween Havoc. [50] At Mayhem, the Animals lost to Revolution in a mixed tag team elimination match. [51] When Vince Russo was fired as WCW booker and replaced by Kevin Sullivan, Guerrero asked for and received a release from his contract on January 19, 2000. [52] He signed with the World Wrestling Federation (WWF) in 2000 along with fellow WCW stars Benoit, Malenko, and Saturn.

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