Eddie Guerrero’s Daughter Shaul Guerrero Suffers Painful Hip Dislocation

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Shaul Guerrero is dealing with a brutal injury after a routine move went horribly wrong during one of her performances. The daughter of WWE Hall of Famer Eddie Guerrero suffered a dislocated hip and ended up spending 14 hours in the emergency room while doctors worked to get everything back where it belonged.

TNA Wrestling commentator Matthew Rehwoldt revealed the scary situation on social media while praising his wife for powering through an absolutely miserable ordeal. According to Rehwoldt, Guerrero was performing at a gig and attempted something she had done countless times before, only for her hip to suddenly pop out.

“My wife is an absolute legend.

Was at a gig last week and did something she’s done 1000 times before but ended up dislocating her hip.

Agonizing pain, a trip to the hospital, taking 2 attempts to get it back in place, and 14hrs in the ER

Send her your recovery vibes”

That second attempt to reset the hip makes the whole thing sound even nastier. Rehwoldt didn’t give a timetable for Guerrero’s recovery, but spending 14 hours in the ER after doctors needed two tries to put the joint back in place makes it pretty clear this was no minor scare.

Guerrero currently performs on the burlesque scene as Miss Nyxon, but wrestling fans will remember her from several stops around the business. She competed in WWE under the name Raquel Diaz and later appeared for AEW as a ring announcer during the 2020 Women’s Tag Team Cup Tournament.

She also comes from one of wrestling’s most famous families as the daughter of Eddie Guerrero. While Shaul eventually carved out her own lane away from the ring, her wrestling background has kept her connected to the business long after her days competing under the WWE banner.

Now the focus is simply getting her healed up after a performance she had done “1000 times before” suddenly ended with a dislocated hip, two attempts to reset it and one very long night at the hospital.

What do you remember most about Shaul Guerrero’s time in wrestling, and are you hoping to see her back performing soon once she recovers? Drop your thoughts and recovery wishes in the comments.

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Steve Carrier is the founder of Ringside News and has been reporting on pro wrestling since 1997. His stories have been featured on TMZ, Forbes, Bleacher Report, and more.