WWE Hall of Famer JBL took to Twitter to recall a sensitive topic from WWE’s past, specifically the 2004 house show in El Paso, Texas.
During the event, a confrontation took place between Bradshaw and Eddie Guerrero’s mother, which unfortunately resulted in Mrs. Guerrero suffering a heart attack. As a result, she had to be taken away on a stretcher.
JBL also mentioned that due to the incident, he had to be escorted out of Odessa, Texas by the police.
JBL tweeted, “The police gave me an escort out of town and told me to drive to Odessa, Texas and fly out from there. They told me they thought I would be killed if I stayed in El Paso. I had to leave so fast to prevent a riot I was driving in my wrestling gear. Chavo Sr and Eddie’s idea to do this-we sold out the Staples Center off this storyline. When this video aired, everything changed-JBL had heat like few have had. I owe everything to Eddie and the Guerrero family. Viva la raza.”
The police gave me an escort out of town and told me to drive to Odessa, Texas and fly out from there. They told me they thought I would be killed if I stayed in El Paso. I had to leave so fast to prevent a riot I was driving in my wrestling gear. Chavo Sr and Eddie’s idea to do… https://t.co/dXPllBhGLN
— John Layfield (@JCLayfield) May 2, 2024
WWE Hall of Famer JBL took to Twitter to recall a sensitive topic from WWE’s past, specifically the 2004 house show in El Paso, Texas.
During the event, a confrontation took place between Bradshaw and Eddie Guerrero’s mother, which unfortunately resulted in Mrs. Guerrero suffering a heart attack. As a result, she had to be taken away on a stretcher.
JBL also mentioned that due to the incident, he had to be escorted out of Odessa, Texas by the police.
JBL tweeted, “The police gave me an escort out of town and told me to drive to Odessa, Texas and fly out from there. They told me they thought I would be killed if I stayed in El Paso. I had to leave so fast to prevent a riot I was driving in my wrestling gear. Chavo Sr and Eddie’s idea to do this-we sold out the Staples Center off this storyline. When this video aired, everything changed-JBL had heat like few have had. I owe everything to Eddie and the Guerrero family. Viva la raza.”
The police gave me an escort out of town and told me to drive to Odessa, Texas and fly out from there. They told me they thought I would be killed if I stayed in El Paso. I had to leave so fast to prevent a riot I was driving in my wrestling gear. Chavo Sr and Eddie’s idea to do… https://t.co/dXPllBhGLN
— John Layfield (@JCLayfield) May 2, 2024