I'm almost positive that he lived in El Paso with his parents then got his own house in El Paso near them... but I'm not sure
The Hispanic wrestler, Eddie Guerrero, was not born in Mexico. He was born and raised in El Paso, Texas, USA.
Eddie Guerrero never is, never was, and never will be a part of the Hardys.
Southwestern Mexico, facing the Pacific Ocean.
The wrestler's name is Eddie Guerrero. He was known for his charisma, in-ring abilities, and being part of a wrestling family that includes his nephews Chavo Guerrero and Mando Guerrero. Guerrero achieved great success in various promotions, including WWE and WCW.
why would he be......he's dead
One can find information on Eddie Guerrero on Wikipedia. There is also a part of the WWE site that has articles about him, and information is also available on the Pro Wrestling website.
Yes Chavo and Vickie are related. In real life Vickie married Eddie Guerrero and Eddie Guerrero is Chavo's uncle. Since Eddie died, Vickie has always been single. In wrestling as a part of a storyline, Edge is married to Vickie, which is not in real life.
People from the states of Guerrero, Oaxaca and Chiapas are usually known to be Mexico's sureños (southerners).
No. Before its admission to the Mexican Union (October 27, 1849), most of Guerrero's territory was part of both the states of Puebla, Valladolid (present-day Michoacan) and Mexico. The state was created from the districts of Acapulco, Chilapa and Taxco from the State of Mexico, Tlapa from Puebla and the municipality of Coyuca from Valladolid.
Eddie had five siblings, two of which were sisters sister: Mary aka "Cookie" Brother: Chavo sr. (father of Chavo Guerrero Jr. who was-until recently-part of the WWE roster) Brother: Mondo Brother: Hector Sister: Linda
It is composed by three states: Chiapas, Guerrero and Oaxaca. These are commonly known as El Sur (The South).
You can have both nationalities if you were born in Mexico and either one or both parents are German citizens.