Sherilyn Guerrero to Debut for Reality of Wrestling
Sherilyn Guerrero, daughter of WWE Hall of Famer Eddie Guerrero, is scheduled to make her professional wrestling debut for Booker T’s Reality of Wrestling. The event is set for Saturday, November 14.
Guerrero was hosting Reality of Wrestling’s Sherri Martel Classic on Saturday when she was confronted by Mystii Marks. Marks slapped and attacked Guerrero before leaving the ring area.
Following the confrontation, Guerrero cut a promo challenging Marks to a match at the November 14 show. The announcement highlighted the beginning of a new chapter in the Guerrero legacy.
Guerrero began training with Booker T’s Reality of Wrestling training school in Texas last October. She had to take time off after suffering an ankle sprain in December before resuming her training.
Guerrero recently posted a photo of herself outside of the WWE Performance Center in Orlando. In March she discussed her training experiences with Booker T during an appearance on The Magic of Wrestling.
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Sources: Wrestling Observer · Men's Journal · Yahoo Sports · Ringside News · Fightful
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