Chavo Guerrero released

[AF.]

Seems like many wrestlers are falling out of love with pro wrestling (Batista, CM Punk and now Chavo), much like us fans. It's not exciting anymore.

 

[Kiffy Lube]

I think it's more he realizes he still has a good number of years left in him to compete at a high level and he still has the passion. I hope he gets a chance somewhere to show off the talent he still has. It also helps that he's a Guerrero I'm sure a few promotions will look into bringing him in.

 

[PHX]

Hector being in TNA is def just more reason to believe he'll show up in TNA as soon as he can. Probably will be one of the first things he does is have interaction with Hector once he gets there.

 

[No More Sorrow]

I think it would be pretty sweet if Chavo decided to join Ring Of Honor.

 

[Kiffy Lube]

Hold your horses on Ring of Honor because I just read he is scheduled to do several dates for the World Wrestling Council in Puerto Rico. That place will work very well for him and they'll probably take him seriously as a top star there. I'll put the show cards below just to update this thread accurately.

World Wrestling Council (WWC): Aniversario
July 15th, 2011
Ponce, Puerto Rico

El Invader #1 & Carlitos vs. Chicky Starr & Gilbert
Carlito & Primo vs. Steve Corino & Bison Smith
WWC World Tag Team Title Match: Los Fugitivos de la Calle (Lynx & El Niche) � vs. Chavo Guerrero & Orlando Colon
Abyss vs. Mr. Big
Sarita vs. Black Rose
Mad Man Manson vs. "The Destruction Machine" Black Pain

World Wrestling Council (WWC): Aniversario
July 16th, 2011
Bayamon, Puerto Rico

Gilbert vs. El Invader #1
WWC Universal Title Match: Carlito Caribbean Cool � vs. Abyss
Triple Threat Match for the WWC Caribbean Title: Carlitos � vs. Steve Corino vs. Orlando Colon
Primo vs. Chavo Guerrero
Hair vs. Hair Match: "Glamour Boy" Shane vs. Noriega
Mickie James vs. Sarita
BJ vs. Joe Bravo
Street Fight: Black Pain vs. Mr. Big

Partial Source: The Wrestling Observer Newsletter

 

[Kylie]

I would have thought all WWE wrestlers would have the 90 day no compete clause.