But with the girls, I feel a sense of empowerment even more so because we’re women and we’re representing that match for that moment. For the guys, it’s very different because I can have the cougar character and flirt with them. “It’s crazy to me how I always remembered that because who would’ve ever thought I was gonna be a manager? I’ve always been very respectful to anyone I’ve been placed in the ring with and to make them shine and do my little part and just be there at the right moment and the right time to do the right thing. Guerrero would continue to talk about the way she operates at ringside, and the differences in working with male wrestlers, and women’s wrestlers saying: Eddie always said they’re just there at certain times in the match to make an impact” I loved Nancy and Miss Elizabeth, and I used to love the women managers.

If I do something all the time, I’m always trying to overshadow or take attention away from the match. I like to do my little cheating spots or be on the mic, but the one thing I’ve always learned is the less I do, the more powerful it is. “I think the most important thing I keep in mind is that my role is just an embellishment of the superstar that’s in the ring. When speaking on the subject, Vickie said: During the interview, Vickie spoke about the way she performs, and a lesson she learned from Eddie Guerrero. Please also remember to stay up to date with the latest news on TheOvertimer.Former WWE Smackdown GM, and current member of AEW Vickie Guerrero recently sat down for an interview on AEW Unrestricted. Let us know what you think in the comment section down below. “I can see him being an actor because he was so entertaining.” All praise must go to Vickie, who stayed strong in the face of such adversity. I think that would have been something he would have loved to have done was mentor a lot of the younger guys. I think he would have been a great agent. I sit back still amazed that I was able to go that long as a Superstar.” And Vicky signed off by predicting what Eddie would be doing if he were still alive today: “He always wanted to open up his own wrestling school right before he passed away.

They were like, ‘We want to extend you another year and see how it goes.’Ī year ended up being ten years. That’s fine.’ Two months and I was memorizing promos, and I was doing really well. “We were living, and Phoenix and I was trying to sell my house to go to El Paso. She continued: “When Johnny called me, it probably was August and said, ‘Hey, we would like to bring you in for like a few months just to help with some of the storylines and keep Eddie’s name and memory alive.’ I told him, ‘Just two months because I have the girls.’ However, destiny had other plans as Vickie was offered a chance to stay on and what was meant to be something on a short term basis turned into a full-blown career. To be able to step away, I don’t think I was really paying attention to the wrestling business that much. “I left for some months to first take care of my girls because we were going through so much at home. This is the extent of where I’m supposed to be in the wrestling family. After we inducted Eddie into the Hall of Fame, me and my girls and Chavo, there was Chris and Rey I thought, this is it. Vickie Guerrero Remembers Her Late Husband Eddie Guerreroĭuring an interview with the AEW Unrestricted podcast, she revealed how she almost quit the wrestling scene following her husband’s death. Vickie Guerrero has spoken on her life in the WWE as well as touching on her late husband, Eddie Guerrero.

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