Chavo Guerrero Classic
Chavo Guerrero Classic

Height: 5 ft 11 in (180 cm)
Weight: 229 lb (103 kg)
Real name: Salvador Guerrero Llanes
Hometown: El Paso, Texas
Pro debut: 1972
Finishing move: German Suplex
Other aliases: Chavo Classic (WWE), Chavo Guerrero Sr.
Career highlights: ACCW Heavyweight Champion (2), NWA Florida United States Tag Team Champion (w/Hector Guerrero), EWF (Eastern Wrestling Federation) Heavyweight Champion (2), EWF (Empire Wrestling Federation) Heavyweight Champion, HHW Heavyweight Champion, IWF Heavyweight Champion, NWA Americas Heavyweight Champion (15), WA Americas Tag Team Champion (11), NWA World Light Heavyweight Champion (2), NWA World Junior Heavyweight Champion, NWA International Junior Heavyweight Champion (3), SWCW Southwest Junior Heavyweight Champion, # SWCW World Tag Team Champion (w/Manny Fernandez), TASW Heavyweight Champion, TASW Tag Team Champion (w/Al Madril), WWA World Trios Champion (w/Mando & Eddie Guerrero), WWE Cruiserweight Champion
Trained by: Salvador "Gory" Guerrero

Earlier in his career Chavo feuded with Roddy Piper in California and Atsushi Onita in Japan over lighter-weight titles.

He usually teamed with his brothers, Mando and Hector wherever he wrestled. Prior to wrestling for World Wrestling Entertainment, his biggest exposure was in the late 1980s wrestling in the American Wrestling Association on ESPN. He was teaming with his brother Mando to go after the AWA World Tag Team Championship held by Diamond Dallas Page's team of Badd Company (Paul Diamond and Pat Tanaka).

Chavo Guerrero began working for World Wrestling Entertainment. He debuted on the January 15, 2004 episode of SmackDown! coming in to join with his son Chavo, Jr. in feud with his brother Eddie. While with WWE, Guerrero had a brief reign as Cruiserweight Champion, becoming the oldest Cruiserweight Champion in history. On June 15, 2004, he was fired by WWE for no-showing a SmackDown! house show two days earlier. It is rumored that he no showed because he would be involved in a storyline where he would wear a dress.

His son Salvador Chavito Guerrero III, better known as Chavo Jr. (also known as Chavo Guerrero) continues to perform for WWE. His youngest brother, Eduardo, better known as Eddie Guerrero, also performed in WWE until his death in November 2005.