Pro-wrestling legend Chavo Guerrero Sr. has died, multiple media outlets reported Saturday. He was 68.
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Guerrero was a member of the legendary Guerrero wrestling family, who were a dominate force on the Mexican and later worldwide wrestling scenes for years. Chavo Sr. also spent a couple of stints in WWE, including one back in the 1970s. Chavo Sr. made sporadic appearances with WWE in the 2000s, most notably in 2004 when he won the cruiserweight championship.
WWE is saddened to learn that Chavo Guerrero Sr. has passed away. https://t.co/La6lixkGVu pic.twitter.com/kMAmv0uqNW
— WWE (@WWE) February 11, 2017
My greatest compliment-
— John Layfield (@JCLayfield) February 11, 2017
visiting with Chavo Sr before Eddie's funeral-he said "today you are a Guerrero". Loved that man! RIP ChavoClassic
RIP papi #ChavoGuerrero ... pic.twitter.com/4VJ0cjIxC6
— TAJIRI (@TajiriBuzzsaw) February 11, 2017
Chavo Sr. was the older brother of former WWE champion Eddie Guerrero and the father of former WCW and WWE wrestler Chavo Guerrero Jr. Guerrero Jr. still wrestles today, mostly with Lucha Underground and AAA.
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