Eddie Guerrero's daughter, Kaylie, sends message on anniversary of WWE Hall of Famer's passing
WWE Hall of Famer Eddie Guerrero's daughter recently took to social media to send a message on the anniversary of her father's passing. Kaylie also shared an emotional video of the late legend.
Eddie Guerrero is one of the greatest names to ever step inside the squared circle. The legend joined World Wrestling Entertainment in 2000 and went on to make a huge name for himself by winning several titles, including the Intercontinental Championship, the WWE Championship, the United States Championship, and more.
Guerrero passed away 19 years ago due to heart failure at only 38 years of age, but his legacy is still being carried on by Dominik Mysterio, who tries to mimic the late legend's character in the Stamford-based promotion. Dom has also claimed on several occasions that Eddie was his real father instead of Rey Mysterio.
The former WWE Champion's daughter, Kaylie, recently took to X (fka Twitter) to send an emotional message on the anniversary of her dad's passing. She wrote that it was hard to see everyone paying tribute to Eddie Guerrero on social media, and she was grateful to have a clip of the late legend saying "I love you" to her, probably in a backstage segment.
"Seeing my Dad all over social media is always hard on this day. I’m forever grateful to have this clip of him," she wrote.
Check out her tweet below:
WWE star Dominik Mysterio revealed that he asked his mother if Eddie Guerrero was his real father
During an interview with Chris Van Vliet, Dominik Mysterio revealed that he asked his mother all the time if Eddie Guerrero was his real father because he felt Rey Mysterio was on the road most of the time.
"I question my mother all the time. Yeah, like, I said, I don't know, my dad was gone all the time, that deadbeat, but the 90s was a wild time, you know? I don't know what happened. I just know I popped out and something happened," Dominik said.
Eddie Guerrero left a lasting impact on the pro wrestling world with his incredibly likable character. The late WWE legend's legacy will forever be written in the history books of wrestling.