Eddie Guerrero’s Iconic WWE Low Rider Purchased by Surprising Hip-Hop Star
The legacy of WWE Hall of Famer Eddie Guerrero continues to resonate, not just through his wrestling prowess but also through his iconic low riders, which have become cherished collectibles among WWE enthusiasts and low rider aficionados alike. Recently, one of Guerrero’s classic cars found a new home in the hands of an unexpected buyer – none other than hip-hop star Vanilla Ice.
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In a revealing YouTube video, Vanilla Ice shares his journey of acquiring Eddie Guerrero famed low rider. Despite its historical significance and sentimental value to fans, Ice managed to negotiate a remarkable deal, persuading the seller to part with the vehicle for a mere $15,000. While the exact timeline of Guerrero’s use of this specific low rider on WWE programming remains unclear, Vanilla Ice asserts its connection to the beloved wrestler.
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Tragically, Guerrero’s life was cut short in 2005 at the age of 38. Former WWE broadcaster Hugo Savinovich recently reflected on Guerrero’s potential for an illustrious WWE career, which had reached its pinnacle a year earlier with his WWE Championship victory over Brock Lesnar. Guerrero’s impact transcended the wrestling ring, as evidenced by his longtime friend and tag team partner Rey Mysterio’s touching tribute at WrestleMania 39. Mysterio honored Guerrero’s memory by entering to his iconic music while riding a low rider.
Throughout his storied career, Guerrero touched the lives of many, including former AEW World Champion CM Punk. Punk recalls Guerrero’s kindness and respect during a challenging period in the wrestler’s life when he navigated the independent scene following his WWE departure. Guerrero’s mentorship extended to Punk, culminating in a pivotal match that propelled Punk toward superstardom.
In essence, the acquisition of Eddie Guerrero’s legendary low rider by Vanilla Ice serves as a testament to Guerrero’s enduring influence, leaving an indelible mark not only in the world of wrestling but also in pop culture at large.