3. The Entertainer
As great as he was in the ring, Eddie was also a consummate showman; his hilarious vignettes were always the high point of any WWE show he wrestled on (besides his matches, of course). Who else laughs every time they remember an enraged Eddie trying to break into the Playboy mansion, or Eddie and Chavo cheating at the golf course? Or Eddie feeding laxative-spiked burritos to The Big Show? Or Eddie showering with The Godfathers Hos? Or Eddie & Chavo tricking an old lady into using her pool for a party? Or Eddie & Chavo auctioning off Kurt Angles gold medals? Or Eddie teasing Brock Lesnar outside Paul Heymans office? (and running away immediately afterward) Or Eddie stealing Ric Flairs Royal Rumble place? Or... Or... Or... (Feel free to add your own, there are plenty to choose from) Eddie provided more laugh out loud moments and more entertainment value per appearance than almost any other wrestler on WWEs roster, ever. Whether driving down to the ring in a souped-up low rider, handing roses to Chyna before a match, stealing Rey Mysterios son, shhh-ing the crowd after pulling the infamous chair trick or robbing a young mother blind, Eddie found a way to make each and every bit work. The guy was utterly, irresistably, hilarious. He could reel you in to the dramatic moments of a big match, but then, he could also take a pratfall like a pro. In addition, his promos were never less than lively and inventive. In the hands of a lesser sports-entertainer, the Latino Heat character could have been a one dimensional, sleazy mid-card heel that would have done decent business for all of six months (a year, tops). However, in the hands of Guerrero, the gimmick became a fully-rounded Human being, capable both of comedy and of tragedy. He could be brash, he could be mean, but never, ever, was he boring to watch. Remember, If youre not cheating, youre not trying