Not as some guy who would try and punch in the face you if you looked at him the wrong way. Still, WWE likes to portray Eddie as the fun-loving, devilishly cheeky Latino Heat. He had also blew a gasket at fans before, including an incident during a September 28th 2003 house show, where Eddie tried to fight a fan who threw a beer at him (Eddie apologised for seeing red afterwards). This wasn't the only time Eddie lost his temper, having previously challenged Kurt Angle, Charlie Haas and others to backstage scraps. Wouldn't you know it but, moments later, Vickie Guerrero came down to the ring and interfered in the match. Furious, Eddie turned to referee Charles Robinson at ringside and yelled 'God dammit! Motherf***er! Where the f*** was Vickie? God dammit! You stupid motherf***er!'. Eddie took an awkward fall when Rey yanked him down off the briefcase hook. At SummerSlam, Eddie's wife Vickie missed her cue, leaving Eddie stranded and forcing Rey Mysterio to improvise.
It was well-known that, if he was in a bad mood, the slightest thing could set Eddie off. During the podcast, they broke down the match between Brock Lesnar and Eddie Guerrero at No Way. 'Where The F*** Was Vickie?' And Other Temper Tantrums Speaking of SummerSlam 2005. Vickie Guerrero was recently a guest on the Payoff podcast. It’s my side of living with Eddie and going through life as a housewife and then turning Superstar. Hopefully, we’ll get a buyer and then we will go to print and then it will be released hopefully by August or September. I’ve been working on it for the last three years, and with Covid, everything just stopped, but we are starting to pick it up again. In the next three weeks, we are going to the publishers and we are going to try and sell our book. “I have stories in there sharing Eddie with the public. I can see him being an actor because he was so entertaining.” I think that would have been something he would have loved to have done was mentor a lot of the younger guys. Vickie Guerrero Remembers Her Late Husband Eddie Guerrero. I think he would have been a great agent. Vickie Guerrero has spoken on her life in the WWE as well as touching on her late husband, Eddie Guerrero. “He always wanted to open up his own wrestling school right before he passed away. Vickie was asked what she thinks Eddie would be doing today if he were still alive: WWE News SPOILER: Interesting name debuted during tonight's WWE NXT tapings I sit back still amazed that I was able to go that long as a Superstar.” They were like, ‘We want to extend you another year and see how it goes.’ A year ended up being 10 years. That’s fine.’ Two months and I was memorizing promos and I was doing really well. 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.’ We were living and Phoenix and I was trying to sell my house to go to El Paso. 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. Guerrero was married to WWE hall of fame inductee, Eddie Guerrero, who died in. 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. After decades in the industry, she retired from WWE appearances in June of 2014. Vickie Guerrero was asked if she considered leaving the business when Eddie Guerrero passed away: She talked about her late husband Eddie Guerrero, WWE, her run in AEW, and much more. Vickie Guerrero was interviewed on the latest AEW Unrestricted podcast.
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