WWE legend Eddie Guerrero’s daughter set to make pro-wrestling debut

WWE legend Eddie Guerrero’s daughter, Sherilyn Guerrero, is set to make her pro-wrestling debut. She is scheduled to make her in-ring debut for Booker T’s Reality of Wrestling promotion on Saturday, Nov. 14, 2026. Guerrero was recently hosting ROW’s Sherri Martel Classic when she was confronted by Mystii Marks. However, before Guerrero left the ringside area, she was slapped and attacked by Marks. Guerrero followed it up by delivering a promo and issuing a challenge to Marks for a match at the Reality of Wrestling show on Nov. 14, 2026. Guerrero began training with Booker T’s Reality of Wrestling training school last year in Texas in Oct. 2025. She is currently signed to WWE in a developmental deal. She also shared a photo of herself outside of the WWE Performance Center in Orlando earlier this month. BREAKING NEWS @TheSherilynG makes her highly anticipated PRO WRESTLING DEBUT on SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 14TH! A new chapter in the Guerrero legacy begins! pic.twitter.com/DBRt8tgAeX — Reality of Wrestling (@TheOfficialROW) October 25, 2026 Late WWE legend Eddie Guerrero’s daughter talks about her wrestling training Earlier this year, in Mar. 2026, Guerrero had opened up about training with Booker T during an appearance on The Magic of Wrestling. “I started training in around October, actually, and it was really cool. I got an ankle sprain in December, so I had to sit out for a bit and then just start it back,” she said. “Something about recovery helps you kind of recalibrate your intention and things with this. And oh man, training is just different now. Coming back into it and the coaches I have, they’re so great in the ring and out the ring. She was hopeful about having her debut match before the end of 2026 and it now is very close to getting fulfilled. Within a year of beginning her wrestling training, Guerrero will be having her first in-ring match against Mystii Marks. The post WWE legend Eddie Guerrero’s daughter set to make pro-wrestling debut appeared first on ClutchPoints.