Shelton Benjamin On Learning From Eddie Guerrero

[@CVVCLIPS]

Full interview: kzbin.info/www/bejne/Zl6vmmutnLt0Zpo

[@TimLoyalToWifeHaterFreeZoneA]

Love It CVVCLIPS Bro Eddie Was A Legend I miss him R.I.P Latino Heat Lying Cheating And Stealing From God Now.

[@frambojan]

Shelton has that calm, perceptive, favorite teacher vibe. I really enjoy hearing his perspective on most things.

[@justzobailey6393]

Same

[@mick.7202]

A teacher is calm because they want to spread their knowledge. Shelton is clearly big on passing on what he has learned, even if he learned it the hard way. An old school guy who had all the modern talents, very few like him in the business these days. He’ll either be the head coach at the performance centre or the best shoot wrestling podcaster in no time. Quote me lol.

[@LAFC.]

And then you carry the 2..... and finally simplify ... and there's your answer.

[@Johnnyversetti1]

10/10 story. Love Eddie.

[@StickyShoes34]

I LOVEE that story. So thankful that Shelton decided to share it with us all!

[@TheHammersmashdave]

incredible story. I could listen to Eddie stories all day.

[@JB-zc2zq]

Shelton Benjamin is awesome.. One of my favorite wrestlers out there for sure.

[@G.light33]

Love hearing new Eddie stories that I haven’t heard before. Viva la raza!! 🇲🇽

[@Rumpleforeskin29]

Long live the race

[@cactusjack2264]

Shelton immediately was thrown into the fire immediately matching up with the legends Eddie and Chavo and also beating them and winning Tag Team titles

[@ChelseaAlb95]

Eddie ... the GOAT

[@BenDelaney619]

I love how Shelton talked so lovenly about and Eddie

[@SupraViperhead]

With all the stories coming out of AEW where wrestlers are crying to management and the Dirtsheets, it's refreshing to hear Shelton saying that he doesn't throw people under the bus and that he takes his problems up with the people personally.

[@jamesedmonds7519]

AEW is a locker room full of untrained morons who don't listen to guys who've actually got over in front of a mainstream audience. Of course they don't know how to conduct themselves.

[@AsapBlanco12]

I'd love an eddie guerrero biopic if it was done right and wwe didn't have all the control. He was my favorite as a kid along with Batista and I think something like that could be great

[@Mr.Snapdazzle]

As much as it would absolutely love to see that, I doubt it would ever be made due to how big of an impact Benoit had on Eddie

[@TonyG8992]

Pedro Pascal as Eddie Guerrero and Jason Bateman as Chris Benoit lol

[@damaged2810]

I saw Shelton at a house show. He was the only one, who took it serious there.

[@TrueNomadSkies]

I've seen him live a couple times too (once being an amazing match with him and Haas wrestling Eddie and Chavo), and he was always 200 percent into it like they were in the main event or wrestling for a title. My dad was there with me once and even being someone who isn't huge into wrestling, he was like oh yeah they take it really seriously and I get why you guys care so much to watch them.

[@EssV_]

A true inspiration. That's how you earn respect.

[@joelgamboa4978]

Very underrated, he deserves to be a world champion.

[@scholarishere]

Amazing story. I met Eddie once and he was cool as hell. Shelton is one of all time favorites. Dragon whip, love that move.

[@themaskofmanyfaces2822]

Eddie we love and miss you so so much

[@el84oro]

he makes a good point, you can't get mad at something you haven't taught someone

[@SuperGuitarDude7]

Great story!

[@0292-q3l]

Love this man, i remember him killing those ladder matches!

[@jasonjonas6636]

Thank u shelton for sharing eddie stories ❤❤❤

[@iratemexican]

Miss Eddie like crazy, excellent story.

[@TrueNomadSkies]

One of if not my favourite live match was one with Haas and Benjamin wrestling Eddie and Chavo. I can't remember if they had split from Angle yet, but they played to the crowed like it was the main event and worked a believable tag match which sadly becomes rarer and rarer. Nobody in the arena blinked, and even my dad who isn't really into wrestling could understand why people were so into it.

[@tonyreyes6610]

Man my childhood is gone but to hear stories about my favorites is just amazing and it keeps me going in life from Eddie Guerrero to Kobe Bryant They drove me to keep my head up and keep going don’t be satisfied with less strive for more and be better everyday

[@DWtechfan]

Eddie Guerrero was an absolute legend as a pro wrestler and an even better person. He helped so many people become better. Shelton never got the real chance to show off his full potential as a main event guy. He wasn’t great on the microphone but damn he was great in the ring. I hope Shelton gets a shot somewhere before he retires.

[@AlphaProto]

Big spots are cool but pros showing off Thier spontaneity and reactionary skill in matches is cool.

[@MaddestMadHatter]

LOL the wrench was one of the funniest thing ever! Those guys really knew how to work together. Great vibes! The Refs knew to play along to a certain extant. It was laughs!!

[@annon-hc253]

Eddie man, the best!

[@ShadyLizack]

thank you for telling us that story, that was amazing

[@brown_recidivist]

Eddie Guerrero had a reputation for being a loose cannon. Perry Saturn talked about playing him pool with him once and Eddie freaked out and threw the cue stick at him lol

[@Nicks.2259]

Thats why DDP and Jericho would call him Eddie The Giant, cause of his temper 😅

[@spikestampede146]

I dont always comment but God bless Shelton Benjamin

[@SeanIsTooOP]

Love Eddie because he wasnt a perfect person. Flawed like everyone else. But he is genuine and caring. Just a tad bit of a hot head sometimes but that is because he comes from an old school mentality.

[@MoonLightWright]

That wrench story was classic 😎

[@bsewell513]

Great story man

[@andrewbowyer5043]

I can buy that Chavo went running and squealing to management, in particular to Bruce Prichard

[@AlexSanchez-tj4ph]

Could also see Charlie Haas doing it

[@goodgriefchief]

My favorite wrestler since I was young

[@_napoleoncastro]

Shelton speaking facts.

[@tonybinder9392]

It would be fun knowing this now to go back and watch this feud and see how it developed

[@mattsmith4589]

I LOVE YOU BENJAMIN BROTHA 😭😭 you a true legend

[@gatomadness]

he learn from the best

[@TheDeadman2k47]

Eddie ‼️GOAT 🐐 ‼️

[@jeremyfletcher6038]

Eddie was so good

[@JR-to7er]

Eddie helped craft “THE GOLDEN STANDARD”…..just for WWE to waste Sheltons talents

[@sklages_82]

That's because vice is stupid he didn't know how to handle talent

[@juniorhernandez3347]

I just imagined it as Shelton told the story and I laughed out loud at the finish .😂 Was it a house show or was this on TV, does anyone know which match he’s talking about or when it took place? I just watched their tag team title match on February 6 and that right there was a great tag match, I wasn’t expecting it to be that good.

[@graefx]

It seems everyone has a story where they realize theyre now the senior in the room and theyve gotta start helping and teach. I saw a clip of Xavier Woods where he was playing games with people and he looked around and realized he was one that had been there the longest and went, "Oh uh...actually i guess we should be watching tapes. Wait are we Taker now???" I need an adult, oh no i am the adult. Sounds like that was Eddie's moment.

[@rufio5035]

When I first saw (team angle) how easily he moved around with other wrestlers I knew Shelton was a great, how easy he would pull off moves and sell’em. ✊

[@rustlerv6549]

I've been watching attitude era in chronological order since the 1997 royal rumble, I'm about to start with 2000 and don't get me wrong the shows are still quality but they just aren't quite hitting as hard as they did in 98 and 97, a part of me just wants to skip ahead to the superstars I grew up with like Shelton, Haas, Angle, Shawn, Orton, Batista, RVD, Mysterio, Benoit, Guerreros and so on, us ruthless aggression-early pg era kids didn't know how good we had it until it was gone

[@AlexSanchez-tj4ph]

Wtf this is exactly what I’m doing except I went all the way back to 1993 wanted to experience the new generation era and my exact thoughts and starts slowing down late 1999 and on. I grew up during the ruthless aggression era and want to skip ahead so bad lol but I put in too much time gotta keep at it.

[@thesegafan4472]

You went into the New generation era cool! But I'm suprised you survived all the crazy gimmicks like mantaur and tl hopper

[@AlexSanchez-tj4ph]

@@thesegafan4472 Don’t get me wrong it was hard but I’m a big mark for Bret Hart/Shawn Michaels/ Razor Ramon so that made it worth it to me. Made me a even bigger fan of them but I’m also watching wcw doing the Monday night wars and right now it’s a struggle watching wcw lol

[@KasanovaKee325]

2000 was actually the best year of the attitude era.

[@murmursmeglos]

The best year of the company is probably 2000, a polished version of the attitude era. One major thing against the ruthless aggression era is that it kills the tag division. 2002-03 is fine but once you get to 2004-06 its basically dead and it's depressing. They had no excuse as they had 2 shows and 2 divisions to make something of and yet both suck balls.

[@FranklynStubbs]

Good Evening One Off The Most Underrated Wrestler Ever And One Off My Favorite 🎉

[@joelgamboa4978]

RIP Eddie. One of the greatest.

[@jeremyfletcher6038]

Shelton took the greatest Sweet Chin Music in history

[@sklages_82]

Great story

[@wanderlustwarrior]

Shelton seems like a real leader even when he was new!

[@times2duel]

We love you Shelton

[@billdover3165]

Honestly, I am so happy that even to this day we're still talking about Eddie Guerrero and his legacy and what he's taught others because I loved watching him in WCW and WWE whether he was a heel or a babyface. The man to me was absolutely are you believe the best performer in that ring.

[@wesmyone9562]

That's what's up😁👍🏿

[@GatherYeRosebudsWhileYeMay]

SB was so electric when he came on the scene he just needed a better name and attire but the guy was amazing as a wrestler

[@dapvm1987]

great story of Eddie G.

[@JL10196]

Any Eddie story *click*

[@AurielFord-lz8ku]

VIVA LA RAZA x AIN'T NO STOPPING ME NOW

[@michaelodonaghue6960]

The locker room has never been the same since eddie and chris

[@tampapredatortrackers3858]

God I miss Eddie.

[@massimilianoprotti9928]

In every match you had 2 learn "something" from Eddie..thankU Shelton..

[@StonedMexicanGuy]

I miss Eddie

[@purdybeard8772]

Put 20-30 men or women together and someone gonna have issues but real men and women handle it themselves and don’t run to management

[@Hoge1994]

Boss this rip Eddie

[@amydumas1993]

♥️

[@michaellarnach4161]

Of course Eddie could get a wrench over.

[@FranklynStubbs]

Real People Do Real Tingz

[@Eddieking]

Shelton is the greatest wrestler that never got to be. R.I.P Eddie.

[@ericjohnson6672]

WWE helped people have good lives even many should have had great ones. People do bigoted things either purposely or not.

[@majackslelo827]

😃😃😃🫡

[@deansullivan212]

Dude Wen u have Benoit Guerrero taker booker t mysterio to learn from there's noone better

[@mvjr7758]

Leaves a very bad taste. Eddie's family is LEGENDARY in Mexican Wrestling. He HELPS work with these guys & WWE totally goes the other way. They could've rode with Benjamin & Haas as a team or singles. Its very annoying to hear this years later, the wasted efforts 🤦🏻‍♂️🤦🏻‍♂️🤦🏻‍♂️🤦🏻‍♂️

[@StevenR84]

I don't remember this though I remember Shelton Benjamin with Charlie Haas beat Los Guerreros for the tag team title. Eddie Guerrero was not a better mentor than Kurt Angle and Brock Lesnar even if he was your partner and younger than you. I would like to know if he is 😃 of Chad Gable's future match on Raw for the intercontinental title? You beat Randy Orton and Bray to win the tag team titkes, you really good partner, not like John Cena, 8 days in 3 reigns, is easy to work with you!

[@juniorhernandez3347]

Say your mentally underdeveloped without saying it 😂