The Guerrero family are wrestling royalty. Both outside of the WWE and inside the WWE, Guerrero men and women have made their name legendary. Whether it was as a character or a wrestler, those going by the Guerrero name have demonstrated a mastery of pro wrestling that is unrivalled. The biggest respect for the Guerrero family is reserved for their athletic ability. It is in their blood to be technically proficient and versed in high flying. The men and women of the Guerrero clan have passed down their elite understanding of mat work in the way they train, ensuring that a whole array of Guerrero wrestlers have found universal acclaim. They really are some of the greatest athletes you will ever see in the squared circles. Gory, Chavo Snr, Mando, Hector and of course Eddie and Chavo Jnr have forged famous legacies. There's also Vickie Guerrero, who proved to be one of the greatest character performers of the last decade. Let's not forget her daughter Shaul either, the young woman showed promising potential to be a future WWE diva. However, despite the great contributions of the Guerrero family to the wrestling industry, the WWE hasn't always been kind to the family name. In fact, they've disparaged the Guerrero name on several occasions. Under the guise of "creative", the WWE has cast the Guerrero name in some fairly unflattering tones. Here we examine eleven occasions on which the WWE disparaged a Guerrero.
