Chavo Guerrero Jr.


Height: 5'7"

Weight: 210 lbs

Real Name: Chavito (Salvador) Guerrero III

DOB: 10/20/1970

Hometown: El Paso, Texas

Other Names: Chavo Guerrero Jr(WCW/WWE), Chavo Guerrero(WWE), Kerwin White(WWE), Swagger Soaring Eagle(WWE)

Wrestler Since: 1994

Finishing Maneuver: Gory Bomb, Frog Splash, Tornado DDT, Brainbuster

Previous PWI 500 Rankings: #162(2011), #177(2010), #116(2009), #36(2008), #46(2007), #187(2006), #48(2005), #17(2004), #33(2003), #115(2002), #42(2001), #98(2000), #105(1999), #64(1998), #139(1997)

Other Related Websites:
Los Guerreros - Rollercoaster Bio
Chavo Guerrero - Online World of Wrestling Bio
Chavo Guerrero Jr - Wikipedia Bio

History: Chavo Jr. is part of a great family tradition. The son of the great Chavo Guerrero, as well as the nephew of Eddie, Chavo Jr. has had a lot to live up to. He began his career wrestling in the Independent circuits, sometimes in Mexico. In 1996, Chavo headed off to New Japan Pro Wrestling, where he earned his name as one of the growing talents in the world. After wrestling in the Super Jr. Heavyweight Tournament, Chavo Jr. opted to come to WCW to work with his uncle Eddie Guerrero, already an established star, and debuted in WCW in May '96.

Chavo's career began to turn when Eddie decided to become his "trainer". Eddie continuously humiliated Chavo, changing his matches and helping Chavo to lose. After a long period of this, Chavo apparently snapped. He began to carry a wooden horse named Pepe, and started calling Eddy "Little Trooper". The two eventually had it out in a hair-vs-hair match that Chavo lost. Seconds later, Chavo shaved his own head. Chavo then began appearing infrequently in other people's matches, and especially took an interest in Stevie Ray and the TV Title he was defending (for his brother) at the time. The two fought it out at Road Wild with an easy victory for Ray.

After a brief feud with the LWO and Billy Kidman, Chavo began having problems with Norman Smiley. The most serious confrontation began at Pepe's "birthday party", when Smiley smashed Chavo through the cake (and the table), then took Pepe back to a wood-shredder. Poor Pepe was then tossed in, right as Chavo arrived. The death of Pepe essentially ended some energy for Chavo, as he lost to Smiley at the next PPV. Chavo seemed to drop in the ratings of WCW afterwards, although he did have another brief feud with Billy Kidman during the Tag-Team Title Tournament. Chavo then faded back to Saturday night shows, rarely appearing on Nitro or Thunder, except for jobber-status. He routinely appeared as a catalogue salesman for a time, trying to sell various items to fellow wrestlers, with little success. He also did some interview segments, questioning numerous stars in the backstage area (while still trying to make a profit). The gimmick earned little heat from the crowd, however, and was later dropped.

Chavo's career was given a recharge in April '00, when Vince Russo and Eric Bischoff returned to take charge, forming the New Blood. Chavo, paired with Hugh Morrus, Van Hammer, and Lash LaRoux, formed a secondary unit that worked for the New Blood, usually unsuccessfully. The group then began protesting the fact that they weren't getting any push, despite their being the 'younger' generation. Eric Bischoff answered their pleas in his own way, when, after Hugh Morrus won a big match, he fired the entire crew. The next week, though, Chavo and the rest returned, calling themselves the Misfits in Action, or M.I.A. for short. Soon, the group began doning military uniforms, and changed their names to suit their personas. Chavo became known as Lieutenant Loco, his first real name change since entering WCW.

Lt. Loco fought the good fight along with his teammates in the M.I.A., Captain/General Rection (Morrus), Corporal Cajun (LaRoux), Major Stash (Hammer), and G.I. Bro (Booker T). They battled against the Filthy Animals, a branch of the New Blood, for a few months, fighting in and out of arenas. In June '00, Lt. Loco entered a Three-Way match for the Cruiserweight Title, against the Disco Inferno (part of the Filthy Animals) and the reigning champion, Daffney. It was a wild match, with varying degrees of involvement from the other stables, but in the end, Chavo won out, getting the roll-up and the WCW Cruiserweight belt, his first major title reign. Chavo would defend the belt against the Disco Inferno at the Great American Bash '00, and once again, the Filthy Animals & M.I.A. became involved. Despite "Pops" (Rection's father) getting ko'ed during the battle, Lt. Loco got his Tornado DDT, retaining his Cruiserweight Championship.

The feud with the Filthy Animals continued to focus around Lt. Loco, as many of the Animals were Cruiserweights. Juventud Guerrera became the next one to take a serious run at Chavo, and the two decided to face off at Bash at the Beach '00, with both stables banned from ringside. This stipulation didn't help, as both groups came out (in masks) at different points to interfere in the bout. During the match, Guerrera did manage to get his Juvi Driver, but only got a 2 count on the pinfall. Lt. Loco then got his Tornado DDT to come out victorious. A few weeks later, however, Loco lost his title to Lance Storm, a man who seemed to collect all of the titles. This led to a small war between M.I.A. and the Canadian contingent, but it didn't last long.

The M.I.A. stable continued to battle in smaller feuds throughout the next month or so, battling against the Canadians, 3 Count, and other groups. In October '00, Lt. Loco & Cpl. Cajun (LaRoux) managed to defeat Jindrak & O'Haire for the Tag-Team Titles. But the Commissioner at the time, Mike Sanders, came out and said that they had to defend the belts immediately, allowing Jindrak & O'Haire to roll them up and win the belts back. MIA then had a small war with the Natural Born Thrillers. But a dissatisfaction was slowly coming out inside Chavo, and he became the first guy to start breaking away from the MIA pack. He eventually went back to his own name, turning heel by attacking various members of the MIA. This caused a minor feud between Chavo & General Rection that never went to a PPV. However, Chavo did get in some psychological warfare on the General, turning AWOL (the newest MIA member) against the group. The M.I.A. was later dissolved, mainly because of Chavo's actions.

Chavo, meanwhile, spent some time climbing back up the WCW singles bracket, finally getting his shot against Mike Sanders. With some aid from Sanders' enemy, Ernest Miller, Chavo came through, taking the title for the second time. Chavo then started to get challenges from "Sugar" Shane Helms, who believed that it was his time to be the champion. They fought in an epic match to open WCW Sin at the beginning of 2001, with a flurry of high-risk maneuvers. Helms seemed to have control at the end, getting his Nightmare on Helms Street maneuver. But Chavo kicked out, then reversed a second attempt to get a modified Brain Buster, pinning the man to retain his title. The next month was spent feuding with the Filthy Animals again, as Rey Mysterio Jr became the next Cruiserweight in line for a shot at the belt. In a furious fight at Superbrawl '01, Chavo showed that he could still cheat his way to victory, hitting Mysterio with a surprise chair shot on the outside. Guerrero then got Mysterio back in the ring and Brainbustered him for the victory.

Earlier in the night at Superbrawl, there was a Cruiserweight Contenders 6-man match, which had Billy Kidman as the top favorite. But Kidman was taken out, by orders from Chavo. "Sugar" Shane Helms took his place in the brawl, getting the win, and making him the #1 Contender once again, much to Chavo's dismay. The match was scheduled for WCW Greed '01, and it turned into another major battle. This time, though, Helms was the victor, reversing into his Vertibreaker to get the win and the title. Guerrero worked to get the belt back in the next few weeks leading up to the Season Finale of WCW, and took on Helms once more that night. But Helms once again hit the Vertibreaker, and Guerrero ended his time in the Turner-run WCW titleless.

Guerrero Jr was later announced as one of the first WCW wrestlers to sign with the WWF, but he did not appear for a time, instead training in smaller federations like the UWF while other WCW wrestlers began to "invade" the WWF. Guerrero's first major appearance came in July '01, when he joined other WCW and ECW wrestlers in the ring while Shane McMahon, Stephanie McMahon-Helmsley and Paul Heyman bragged about their Invasion. Guerrero made his first major appearance in the WWF on the Sunday Night Heat before the Invasion PPV, wrestling against Scotty Too Hotty. Surprisingly, Guerrero got the upset, taking down Scotty and getting the first win of the night for the ECWCW team.

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Pay-Per-View/Show Summary: (25 - 51)
- WCW Hogg Wild 1996 = Chavo was forced to submit to Konnan in a dark match.
- WCW Fall Brawl 1996 = Chavo lost to Diamond Dallas Page.
- WCW Clash of the Champions XXXIV (January 1997) = Chavo, Chris Jericho and Super Calo defeated Konnan, Mr. JL and La Parka.
- NJPW Top of the Super Junior 1997 (May 16 - June 5) = Chavo competed in the League, which was won by El Samurai.
- WCW World War III 1997 = Chavo competed in the "3 Ring Battle Royal", which was won by Scott Hall.
- WCW/nWo Souled Out 1998 = Chavo, with Juventud Guerrera, Super Calo, and Lizmark Jr., defeated La Parka, Psicosis, Silver King, and El Dandy
- WCW Spring Stampede 1998 = Chavo lost to the Ultimo Dragon.
- WCW Slamboree 1998 = Chavo competed in a "Cruiserweight Contenders" Battle Royal. Dean Malenko, disguised as Cyclope, won the title shot.
- WCW Great American Bash 1998 = Chavo defeated his uncle, Eddie Guerrero.
- WCW Bash At The Beach 1998 = Chavo quickly submitted to Stevie Ray. Later on, Chavo lost a "Hair-vs-Hair" Match against his Uncle Eddie Guerrero.
- WCW Road Wild 1998 = Chavo was pinned by Stevie Ray.
- WCW World War III 1998 = Chavo competed in the "3 Ring Battle Royal", which was won by Kevin Nash.
- WCW Souled Out 1999 = Chavo was forced to submit to Norman Smiley and his Norman Conquest hold.
- WCW Superbrawl IX (1999) = Chavo lost to the Cruiserweight Champ, Billy Kidman.
- WCW Great American Bash 2000 Lt. Loco beat the Disco Inferno to retain the Cruiserweight Championship.
- WCW Bash at the Beach 2000 = Lt. Loco stayed the Cruiserweight Champion, taking down Juventud Guerrera.
- WCW Fall Brawl 2000 = Lt. Loco, Cpl. Cajun & Sgt. AWOL defeated 3 Count.
- WCW Halloween Havoc 2000 = Lt. Loco & Cpl. Cajun won over the Perfect Event.
- WCW Sin (January 2001) = Guerrero defeated Shane Helms to keep the Cruiserweight Championship.
- WCW Superbrawl: Revenge (2001) = Chavo retained the Cruiserweight Title, defeating Rey Mysterio Jr.
- WCW Greed (March 2001) = Guerrero lost the WCW Cruiserweight Title to Shane Helms.
- WWF Survivor Series 2001 = Guerrero competed in an "Immunity Battle Royal", which was won by Test.
- WWE Global Warning (August 10, 2002) = Guerrero & Hardcore Holly won a "Tough Enough" Match over Billy & Chuck.
- WWE Unforgiven 2002 = In a dark match, Guerrero lost to Rey Misterio Jr.
- WWE Smackdown Tag-Team Title Tournament (October 2002) = Chavo & Eddie Guerrero defeated Mark Henry & Rikishi, then lost to the eventual winners, Kurt Angle & Chris Benoit.
- WWE Rebellion 2002 (October 26) = Chavo & Eddie Guerrero were beaten by the Tag-Team Champions, Kurt Angle & Chris Benoit.
- WWE Survivor Series 2002 = Chavo & Eddie Guerrero won the WWE Smackdown Tag-Team Titles, winning a "Three-Way" Match over Rey Mysterio Jr & Edge and Kurt Angle & Chris Benoit.
- WWE Royal Rumble 2003 = Guerrero competed in the Royal Rumble, which was won by Brock Lesnar.
- WWE Wrestlemania X-9 (March 30, 2003) = Los Guerreros (Chavo & Eddie) lost a "Triple Threat" Match to the WWE Smackdown Tag Champs, Team Angle. Chris Benoit & Rhyno were the other participants.
- WWE Backlash 2003 = Los Guerreros fell to the WWE Smackdown Tag-Team Champions, Team Angle.
- WWE Survivor Series 2003 = Los Guerreros lost to the WWE Smackdown Tag Champs, the Basham Brothers.
- WWE Royal Rumble 2004 (January 25) = Chavo was beaten by his uncle Eddie Guerrero.
- WWE No Way Out 2004 (February 15) = Guerrero won the WWE Cruiserweight Title, beating Rey Mysterio.
- WWE Wrestlemania XX (March 14, 2004) = Guerrero stayed the WWE Cruiserweight Champion, winning the "Cruiserweight Open" Gauntlet Match.
- WWE Judgment Day 2004 (May 16) = Guerrero, with one arm tied behind his back, won the Cruiserweight Title from Jacqueline.
- WWE Great American Bash 2004 (June 27) = Guerrero lost to the WWE Cruiserweight Champion, Rey Mysterio.
- WWE Survivor Series 2004 (November 14, '04) = Guerrero lost a "Four Corners" Match to the Cruiserweight Champ, Spike Dudley. Rey Mysterio Jr and Billy Kidman were the other participants.
- WWE Armageddon 2004 (December 12, '04) = In a dark match, Guerrero & Paul London fell to Billy Kidman & Akio.
- WWE No Way Out 2005 (February 20) = Guerrero won a "Cruiserweight Title Gauntlet" Match over Funaki, Paul London, Shannon Moore, Spike Dudley, & Akio.
- WWE Judgment Day 2005 (May 22, '05) = Guerrero lost to the Cruiserweight Champion, Paul London.
- WWE Unforgiven 2005 (September 18) = Kerwin White fell to Shelton Benjamin.
- WWE New Year's Revolution 2006 (January 8) = In a dark match, Guerrero defeated Gene Snitsky.
- WWE Royal Rumble '06 (January 29) = Guerrero competed in the Royal Rumble, which was won by Rey Mysterio.
- WWE Summerslam '06 (August 20) = Guerrero took down Rey Mysterio.
- WWE No Mercy '06 (October 8) = Guerrero lost a "Falls Count Anywhere" Match to Rey Mysterio.
- WWE Raw Family Reunion (October 9, '06) = Guerrero, William Regal, & Finlay were beaten by Rey Mysterio, Bobby Lashley, & Batista.
- WWE Survivor Series '06 (November 26) = Guerrero lost to the WWE United States Heavyweight Champ, Chris Benoit.
- WWE Armageddon '06 (December 17) = Guerrero again lost to the WWE United States Heavyweight Champion, Chris Benoit.
- WWE Royal Rumble '07 (January 28) = Guerrero competed in the Royal Rumble Match, which was won by the Undertaker.
- WWE No Way Out '07 (February 18) = Guerrero won the WWE World Cruiserweight Title, winning a "Cruiserweight Gauntlet" Match over Daivari, Funaki, Gregory Helms, Scotty Too Hotty, Shannon Moore, Jamie Noble, and Jimmy Wang Yang.
- WWE Wrestlemania 23 (April 1, '07) = In a dark match, Guerrero & Gregory Helms lost a "Lumberjack" Match to Ric Flair & Carlito.
- WWE Vengeance '07 (June 24) = Guerrero retained the WWE World Cruiserweight Title, defeating Jimmy Wang Yang.
- WWE Great American Bash '07 (July 22) = Guerrero lost the WWE World Cruiserweight Title, losing a "Cruiserweight Open" Match to Hornswoggle. Shannon Moore, Jamie Noble, Jimmy Wang Yang, and Funaki were the other participants.
- WWE Summerslam '07 (August 26) = Guerrero was beaten by Rey Mysterio.
- WWE Royal Rumble '08 (January 27) = Guerrero competed in the Royal Rumble, which was won by John Cena.
- WWE No Way Out '08 (February 17) = Guerrero retained the ECW World Heavyweight Title, defeating CM Punk.
- WWE Wrestlemania 24 (March 30, '08) = Guerrero lost the ECW World Heavyweight Title, falling to Kane.
- WWE Backlash '08 (April 27) = Guerrero lost to the ECW World Heavyweight Champion, Kane.
- WWE One Night Stand '08 (June 1) = Guerrero lost a "Five Way Singapore Canes On Poles ECW #1 Contenders" Match to the Big Show. Tommy Dreamer, John Morrison, and CM Punk were the other participants.
- WWE Night of Champions '08 (June 29) = Guerrero lost to the WWE United States Heavyweight Champion, Matt Hardy.
- WWE Unforgiven '08 (September 7) = Guerrero lost a "Scramble" Match to Matt Hardy, who won the ECW World Heavyweight Title. Mark Henry, Finlay, and the Miz were the other participants.
- WWE Extreme Rules '09 (June 7) = Chavo & Vickie Guerrero lost a "Hog Pen" Match to Santina.
- WWE Summerslam '09 (August 23) = In a dark match, Chavo was the special guest referee of the "15-Diva #1 Contenders Battle Royal", which was won by Beth Phoenix.
- WWE Breaking Point '09 (September 13) = In a dark match, Guerrero fell to Evan Bourne.
- WWE Survivor Series '09 (November 22) = In a dark match, Guerrero was beaten by Santino Marella.
- WWE Wrestlemania XXVI (March 28, '10) = In a dark match, Guerrero competed in a "Battle Royal", which was won by Yoshi Tatsu.
- WWE Over The Limit '10 (May 23) = Guerrero was beaten by MVP.
- WWE Royal Rumble '11 (January 30) = Guerrero competed in the Royal Rumble match, which was won by Alberto Del Rio.
- WWE WrestleMania XXVII (April 3, '11) = In a dark match, Guerrero competed in a "Battle Royal", which was won by The Great Khali.
- WWE Over The Limit '11 (May 22) = Guerrero was beaten by Sin Cara.
- IWC Night of the Superstars (November 19, '11) = Guerrero defeated Shiima Xion.
- TNA Hardcore Justice '12 (August 12) = Guerrero & Hernandez beat Kid Kash & Gunner.
- TNA Bound For Glory '12 (October 14) = Guerrero & Hernandez won the TNA World Tag-Team Titles, winning a "Three Way" Match over Kurt Angle & AJ Styles and Christopher Daniels & Kazarian.
- TNA Turning Point '12 (November 11) = Guerrero & Hernandez retained the TNA World Tag-Team Titles, defeating Christopher Daniels & Kazarian.
- TNA Final Resolution '12 (December 9) = Guerrero & Hernandez stayed the TNA World Tag-Team Champions, winning, via DQ, over Matt Morgan & Joey Ryan.
- TNA Genesis '13 (January 13) = Guerrero & Hernandez kept the TNA World Tag-Team Titles, beating Matt Morgan & Joey Ryan.
- TNA Lockdown '13 (March 10) = Guerrero & Hernandez lost a "Three Way" Match to the TNA World Tag-Team Champions, Austin Aries & Bobby Roode. Christopher Daniels & Kazarian were the other participants.

Title Summary:
- WCW World Cruiserweight Champion (6/06/2000 - 7/31/2000)
- WCW World Tag-Team Champion w/ Lash LaRoux (10/09/2000)
- WCW World Cruiserweight Champion(2) (12/06/2000 - 3/18/2001)
- WWE Smackdown World Tag-Team Champion w/ Eddie Guerrero (11/17/2002 - 2/04/2003)
- WWE Smackdown World Tag-Team Champion(2) w/ Eddie Guerrero (9/16/2003 - 10/21/2003)
- WWE World Cruiserweight Champion(3) (2/15/2004 - 5/04/2004)
- WWE World Cruiserweight Champion(4) (5/16/2004 - 5/18/2004)
- WWE World Cruiserweight Champion(5) (2/20/2005 - 3/29/2005)
- WWE World Cruiserweight Champion(6) (2/18/2007 - 7/22/2007)
- WWE ECW World Heavyweight Champion (1/22/2008 - 3/30/2008)
- TNA World Tag-Team Champion w/ Hernandez (10/14/2012 - 1/25/2013)

PWI Achievement Awards: (0 wins, 0 1st RUs, 0 2nd RUs, 1 3rd RU)
- 2003 Tag-Team of the Year, 3rd Runner-Up (Los Guerreros)