5 AEW stars you probably didn't know were mothers

AEW stars are busy juggling life inside and outside the ring
AEW stars are busy juggling life inside and outside the ring

#4. AEW manager Vickie Guerrero has two daughters with Eddie Guerrero

Vickie Guerrero is currently working with two of the finest talents in AEW. Nyla Rose and Andrade El Idolo have hired Vickie’s managerial services in hopes of making it big for the company.

Most fans are aware of the fact that Vickie is the wife of late WWE legend Eddie Guerrero. They had two daughters together before Eddie tragically passed away. Vickie’s daughter Shaul Marie Guerrero is also a wrestler who has tried her luck in many different companies, including WWE.

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Vickie was recently part of an interview with Lucha Libre Online where she was asked about the possibility of her daughter Shaul heading to AEW. She believes that her daughter could join her in AEW in the future.

“You know, in this wrestling industry, you never say no to it. Her first important priority that she’s doing is training. She got to be trained by Dustin Rhodes and she was appearing for AEW appearances and then she’s a Chicago, so she’s training there. So then, one thing is being gone for six years of not wrestling,” said Vickie Guerrero.
“She wanted to get back to the basics and kind of get the ring rust out of her but you know, when Shaul performs, she looks exactly like Eddie. I mean the smirk, her walk her Charisma identifies who Eddie was when he was in the ring and she’s really trying to invent herself to be her own person not to be like Eddie, but to represent the family,” added Vickie Guerrero.

AEW could look to cash in on Shaul’s wrestling skills and charisma by giving her a run in the company. She could work with her mother and become a great asset for AEW.

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