Former TNA star Chavo
Guerrero has a new talk show that is debuting on Geeknation.com. The show is
titled “Where Men Come to be Men,” and the fist show will feature John Morrison
and Rampage Jackson.
Speaking of Chavo Guerrero, the following are highlights of a new Who’s
Slamming Who interview with his father Chavo Guerrero Sr.:
On His Strained Relationship with Eddie’s Family:
“We don’t stay in touch that much. They’ve chosen to be like that. Why? I don’t
know. I have no idea. Ever since Eddie [Guerrero] passed our relationships have
not been there. But I hear [my niece Shaul, aka WWE’s Raquel Diaz] is doing
good. I talk to her once in a while. No, I have not been following her career.
The main reason being that I didn’t teach her. If you want to be the best
[wrestler], you [should] come to a Guerrero. Especially if you’re a Guerrero.
But she had that opportunity to go to WWE. I guess she’s doing good. She’s still
got a contract. That’s all good. That’s as much as I can say about my
niece.”
On the Nancy Grace / Warrior Controversy: “She did
not know the facts. It’s not only in wrestling, [but] it’s in a lot of other
stuff. I stopped listening to her and never really enjoyed her. She’s just not
my type of journalist. Not only in wrestling, [but] many other subjects she
speaks out of turn. She doesn’t know what she’s talking about. Let’s put it this
way. She doesn’t research to know what she’s talking about. She just says things
out of [context]. She’s an idiot. She’s an imbecile. It’s not because she said
something about wrestling. Sure, some of us have dealt with steroids … The
point was not about steroids. The point was that all these wrestlers that have
not died from steroids were put in the same category. That’s just not fair to
the families.”
On TNA, ROH, and Other WWE Competitors: “The only
company really out there is WWE. They’re #1. If you don’t want to work for them
[then] you’re a fool. We’re still not receiving what we should as professional
athletes. As much money as WWE makes, it’s by far the best-paid company out
there, unless you’ve got some sort of a deal in Japan. And those are few and far
between, and more and more [rare] every day.”
Check out the complete interview at VOCNation.com.
