10 Superstars Who Helped Revolutionize SmackDown

#3 Eddie Guerrero

The Late Ediie Guerrero was undoubtedly not only one of the most entertaining wrestlers on SmackDown, but also in the entire company. He debuted for the brand in 2002 and was a part of it until his death in late 2005.

He was a part of the “SmackDown Six” along with Chavo Guerrero, Chris Benoit, Kurt Angle, Edge, and Rey Mysterio, and paid an integral part in making SmackDown equal to the Raw brand.

He, along with his nephew Chavo, were the top superstars in the tag team division and had some of the best moments in the company’s history. He won the United States Championship in 2003 and beat Brock Lesnar for the WWE title in 2004 which established him as the top stars in the company.

Had he still been alive today, there is no doubt that he would have ranked much higher on the list and everywhere else in the WWE division.