5 Greatest transformations in WCW history

#3 WCW: Eddie Guerrero to LWO Leader Eddie Guerrero

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Eddie Guerrero was a very influential WWE and WCW wrestler inside and outside the ring. He received praise for his charisma and matches and many wrestlers such as Sasha Banks consider Guerrero as their inspirations to become pro wrestlers.

Eddie Guerrero competed in ECW before joining WCW. He captured the ECW World Television Championship in his first match with the promotion and delivered a number of interesting bouts before leaving the promotion. He joined WCW in 1995 together with Dean Malenko and Chris Benoit.

Eddie went on to become a popular star in WCW, but his frustrations with Eric Bischoff for not pushing him encouraged Guerrero to undergo a change in his persona. He formed a group known as the Latino World Order (LWO), a knock-off of the nWo.

In 1999, Eddie Guerrero was a part of another faction known as The Filthy Animals with Rey Mysterio and Konnan. The following year, however, Guerrero joined WWE along with other members of The Radicalz. In WWE, Eddie Guerrero became a Grand Slam Champion and was posthumously inducted into the Hall of Fame in 2006.