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Juventud Guerrera

Juventud Guerrera

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Oct 23, 2026

FretzHOST
1:41
The Cat, Ernest Miller beat Kaz Hayashi with Sonny Ono.
FretzHOST
1:46
Juventude defeated Jerry Flynn.
FretzHOST
1:50
Wrath.
FretzHOST
1:51
a.k.a. Ryan Clark, Adam Baum, defeated Viano5.
FretzHOST
1:41
The Cat, Ernest Miller beat Kaz Hayashi with Sonny Ono.
FretzHOST
1:46
Juventude defeated Jerry Flynn.
FretzHOST
1:50
Wrath.
FretzHOST
1:51
a.k.a. Ryan Clark, Adam Baum, defeated Viano5.
Jackie OrlandoHOST
39:37
Ken Barlow's a rum get, isn't he? He's a rum get, is that Ken Barlow? Talking of rum gets, there's been talk about teaming...
Jackie OrlandoHOST
39:46
There's been talk about teaming Ray Mysterio Jr. and Juventud Guerrera as a modern rock and roll express tag team champions team.
Jackie OrlandoHOST
39:54
But as Dave's put here, the difference between then and now is that when Morton and Gibson showed up both in Mid-South and for Crockett, they beat every monster tag team in both territories clean as underdogs and held the belts in both territories almost immediately upon their arrival.
Jackie OrlandoHOST
40:08
What top stars in WCW in 1998 are willing to put these guys over and Dave's put, tell me it's even feasible to suggest Rey Mysterio and Hoover 2 defeating Sting and Kevin Nash.
Justin LaBarHOST
29:04
He, I mean, you know, in all the time, in the last 30, 35 years, through ECW, WCW, WWE, you know, TNA, like, I mean, the luchadors might be over because of the, of, of the, the, the mask and the costumes and, and, and what they could do in the ring.
Justin LaBarHOST
29:24
You know, every, every WCW pay-per-view kicking off with Rey Mysterio and Juventud Guerrera.
Justin LaBarHOST
29:28
Yeah, they, they didn't say a word, but it was phenomenal to see [clears throat] the action, 'cause you didn't see...
Justin LaBarHOST
29:32
You know, that was way different than the Hulk Hogan main event you're gonna get later that night, you know.
Sean KiddHOST
15:09
All right, moving on.
Sean KiddHOST
15:09
Apparently, Juventud Guerrera will definitely be at the 229 pay-per-view and probably going to be against Brian Pillman.
Sean KiddHOST
15:15
Guerrera is expected to make frequent appearances at WCW this year.
Sean KiddHOST
15:19
Uh, we will see how that plays out.
Oli DavisHOST
43:07
Oh, good grief.
Luke OwenHOST
43:09
Uh, on the tour are Juventud Guerrera, Psychosis, Luna, Gangrel, Crowbar, Norman Smiley, Konnan, uh, Jones, Disco Inferno, Buff Bagwell, Brian Christopher, Lenny Lane, Lodi, Stevie Ray, and main eventers, WWE Champion Jeff Jarrett, Road Dogg, and Bret Hart as the big draw as the commissioner.
Oli DavisHOST
43:24
Mm.
Luke OwenHOST
43:24
Hart gave the same anti-Vince speech that, uh, he left both WWF and WCW, having never been beaten for their world titles.
speaker_13CORRESPONDENT
47:33
He was at the WWF tapings in Columbus, OH, and was scheduled for a meeting with McMahon on October 20th, where he was apparently looking for a deal which would give him more long-term security.
speaker_13CORRESPONDENT
47:46
Perhaps the biggest sign that while things have changed on the surface, behind the scenes there is a lot of communication work needed, was on the Nitro opener with Juventud Guerrera versus Evan Caragas.
speaker_13CORRESPONDENT
47:57
The two were out there for just over two minutes when Bret Hart came out to do an interview.
speaker_13CORRESPONDENT
48:02
Neither Guerrera nor Caragas nor the referee were told ahead of time that Hart was coming, which is why they seemed so confused as to what to do, not knowing if they were to sell for him, except he never attacked them, or if they should attack him, which they didn't, so they just stood there.
SP3HOST
22:27
Cruz says that everything he is going to say is, uh, comes from his heart.
SP3HOST
22:31
Without Konnan, there's no Rey Mysterio, Juventud Guerrera, uh, Psychosis, the WCW Cruiserweight Division, or lucha libre in the United States.
SP3HOST
22:40
He showed what it meant to be a loud and proud Latino in the United States.
SP3HOST
22:44
Sitting under his learning tree for a few years is why he's a former four-time Tag Team Champion, a two-time World Champ, and is able to give his little girl the life that she has today.
PhilHOST
21:40
Yeah, it is a small-hooved animal, but maybe the devil has small feet.
TravisHOST
21:43
Maybe it was Juventud Guerrera.
TravisHOST
21:44
[laughs]
PhilHOST
21:46
[laughs] The spacing was around 12 inches.
PhilHOST
22:25
In these, uh, elements here.
TravisHOST
22:27
He gets it.
TravisHOST
22:27
He gets the Juventud Guerrera joke.
TravisHOST
22:28
[laughs] I guess it's more of a reference, but.
Jay StefansonHOST
1:13
Now, I'm going over to a place where I absolutely love and I will look forward to going down there very soon.
Jay StefansonHOST
1:19
I'm wearing this shirt here because everyone knows I'm a professional wrestling freak, and we are going down to Mexico, which, I mean, Mexico, home of Lucha Libre wrestling, Rey Mysterio, Juventud Guerrera, and so, uh, Andrade El Idolo.
Jay StefansonHOST
1:38
There's so many great professional wrestlers there, but also there's such great people out there doing so much work to help others in the world, and that's exactly what I do.
Jay StefansonHOST
1:46
Remove Your Mask, Write Your Story, and the journey that I'm on.

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