Sherilyn Guerrero, the daughter of the late Eddie Guerrero, was recently interviewed about her plans in the wrestling industry.
While talking to MuscleManMalcolm, Guerrero talks about wanting to be the next Guerrero to bring legacy and history again into wrestling. She says whether it is taking a bump in the ring or just talking shit, she wants to bring the Guerrero feeling back.
In a past interview that took place at the end of 2025, Guerrero talked more about her decision on wanting to get into the industry.
“I grew up kind of not wanting to be in wrestling because my mom went into it, then my sister went into it, and I felt like maybe I was okay staying away from it.
Fans have always asked me, “When are you going to start wrestling?” But my dad kept us so humble that I always thought, no, not me.
After talking things through and getting in the ring at Booker T’s Reality of Wrestling, something just felt right. It felt natural. Learning about legacy and how to carry it forward goes beyond wrestling. It’s about character and how you treat people.
I’ve talked to Rey and Dom, and they’ve told me this is what I should do and that they fully support me. That means a lot. The more confidence I gain to be my full, authentic self, the more I feel like I belong in this business. There’s nothing else I’d rather do.”
—Sherilyn Guerrero via Hardy Wrestling Podcast.