Marc Mero was recently a guest on “The ARN Show” podcast where he shared his experiences working with the late professional wrestling superstar, Eddie Guerrero.
Here’s a recap of some key takeaways from the podcast:
Mero, while discussing working with Arn Anderson, said: “To add to that, at the time when we were in the ring together, I was being positioned as the hero, while Arn played the villain role. However, it wasn’t just my fans who were supportive, when Arn would make his entrance, audiences would be seen doing the ‘four’ [hand sign]. That’s a memory I cherish to this day.”
When he reminisced wrestling Eddie Guerrero, Mero mentioned: “Thanks to Arn teaching me the ropes of wrestling, I was able to have an incredible match with Eddie. Eddie was a powerhouse in the ring, there wasn’t a maneuver he couldn’t pull off. So, having to wrestle against him indeed polished my skills. Our fight was restricted to a 10-minute time frame, and as the reigning champion, it was a draw. It’s rare to see wrestlers showing a mutual respect post-match which was evident when Eddie and I shook hands and hugged. That was a memorable moment for me.”
The podcast featuring Mero can be listened to in the link provided below, where he answers various questions and shares his experiences: [embedded content]