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By Fernando Quiles Jr
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The daughter of a late WWE Hall of Famer was recently attacked by a dog, but she is healing quickly. Kaylie Guerrero, the youngest daughter of Eddie Guerrero, posted a brief clip of herself with a bloodied face from a cut on her eyelid. Guerrero revealed on X that it was a friend's dog who mistook her for a threat.
"I went to kiss my friend's sleeping dog on the head and it startled him… definitely a learning lesson…"
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The good news for Guerrero is that she doesn't appear to have sustained permanent damage. She also shared a few updates on her recovery, and her latest post shows that the healing has been rapid.
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Eddie Guerrero's Daughters in Wrestling
Eddie's other daughters are Shaul Guerrero and Sherilyn Guerrero. Shaul had been a part of the wrestling industry and even worked matches for Florida Championship Wrestling and "NXT." She has been married to TNA Wrestling commentator Matthew Rehwoldt since 2016.
As for Sherilyn, she recently announced that she has begun her professional wrestling journey. She will be under the guidance of WWE legend Booker T, training and performing at Reality of Wrestling. ROW has helped train several notable names in the industry, including "WWE Raw" star Roxanne Perez, Kylie Rae, Hyan, and AEW talent Bryan Keith.
Sherilyn hopes to become yet another member of the Guerrero family to have a successful wrestling career. Eddie's father, Gory, is widely regarded as a pioneer in the business. He invented the camel clutch submission, which has been used for decades. Gory's other sons, Chavo Sr., Hector, and Mando, have all captured championships.
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