Chris Jericho honored late WWE legend and El Paso native Eddie Guerrero by performing Guerrero’s signature frog splash as the wrestling world marked 21 years since his death.
A video shared on Facebook shows Jericho delivering the move most closely associated with Guerrero. The moment came around the Nov. 13 anniversary of Guerrero’s death.
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Eddie Guerrero died Nov. 13, 2005, at age 38. Guerrero won several championships during his career and became the first Mexican American to win the WWE Championship in February 2004, according to WWE.
Guerrero’s daughter, Sherilyn Guerrero, also remembered her father in a Facebook post. Alongside a childhood photo, Sherilyn Guerrero recalled everyday memories with her father, including playing Madden, watching movies together and putting on concerts for her parents.
“The man you were to everyone was more than that of the man at home I knew that my sisters and I called dad,” Sherilyn Guerrero wrote.
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She closed the post by writing, “I love you. It doesn’t get easier, it always gets harder but your spirit being so alive makes it all okay.”
Sherilyn Guerrero, daughter of late El Paso professional wrestler Eddie Guerrero, poses like her father as depicted on her favorite of the new Civil Regime shirt designs honoring him Thursday, March 26, 2026, at Pro Wrestling Legacy in El Paso, Texas.
Rey Mysterio, one of Eddie Guerrero’s longtime friends and rivals in the ring, also marked the anniversary on Facebook.
“21 yrs today,” Mysterio wrote. “Love & miss you WeeWeeto!!” The post included “#VivaLaRaza,” a phrase closely associated with Guerrero.
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Guerrero’s legacy remains especially strong in his hometown of El Paso. In 2025, the El Paso City Council proclaimed Nov. 18 as Eddie Guerrero Day, honoring the WWE Hall of Famer and hometown wrestling star.
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The celebrations continued this year. Sherilyn Guerrero helped promote a limited-edition clothing collection honoring her father in March, and the El Paso Chihuahuas later celebrated Guerrero with an officially licensed bobblehead depicting the wrestler standing atop a red convertible.
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WWE has documented El Paso’s connection to Guerrero since shortly after his death. The city posthumously awarded him the Star of the Mountain Award, while his wife and three daughters received keys to the city.
This article originally appeared on El Paso Times: Eddie Guerrero remembered 21 years after death by family, wrestlers
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