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He also says that the in-ring style of professional wrestling has changed significantly as well. Back in the day there were always several performers on each promotion’s roster that lacked a high level of athleticism or in-ring skills. Fast forward to today, and performers have to be good in the ring or they simply won’t last.

Taz speaks about Eddie Guerrero on the 12th anniversary of Guerrero’s death. He says he worked several tag matches with Guerrero back in the day, and Guerrero was actually his partner when he injured his neck taking a piledriver many years ago. Guerrero saved the match that night due to his ability to think and react on the fly.

He says that Guerrero’s matches were incredibly easy to call as a commentator, and working against him in singles matches was a breeze as well. He mentions that Guerrero loved the business of professional wrestling so much and he loved his family and friends even more. He misses Guerrero every single day.

That sums up today’s episode of The Taz Show. You can listen to the show yourself anytime here, and I’ll catch ya tomorrow for another recap!