Source: Wrestling101
Chavo Guerrero Jr. recently talked with Wrestling101.com about various TNA related subjects and more. You can check out some highlights below and the full interview at the link.
After your time in the WWE you went on the independent scene for a while and then went to TNA’s Indian promotion Ring Ka King, how was that experience?
It was cool, I had never been to India before and it was just a different organization, and it kind of made me fall in love with wrestling again. I had taken a year off before then and it was just a great experience, the fans in India were so happy and excited to have us over there and I would love to go back out there.
It was also an amazing opportunity to team with Harry Smith, so you had two of the greatest wrestling families teaming together and we won the tag titles of in Ring Ka King as well.
You’ve just recently joined TNA, but when you were with the WWE were people taking notice of TNA?
At first it wasn’t, TNA was seen as just coming up in the business but then little by little they started to pick up more momentum and at this point in time I think TNA has the most momentum we have ever had.
If you look at our roster compared to anybodies, WWE’s, New Japan, Ring of Honor, I think we have the best roster in the world right now.
Many people draw comparisons between TNA and WCW, would you say that’s fair?
I do think we have got that WCW dynamic in which we have different generations of wrestling here and there not all young or all old, it is a really good mix. You have the X Division which is like the cruiser-weight division, then you get the roller-coaster ride with the likes of Kurt Angle, RVD and all the different wrestlers we have here.
Having worked for Eric Bischoff, Vince McMahon and Dixie Carter, how would you compare your three bosses in terms of their similarities and differences?
First of all they are all great businessmen and women, they are at the head of companies because being a business person you have to be able to make those hard decisions and make good decisions, so that’s the similarities.
Differences, to me you have Vince McMahon who rules with fear, you better watch out or he’s going to cut your head off. Dixie Carter she rules with love and she is happy to have you on her roster and when you do well she lets you know about it. Eric Bischoff, he was kind of in the middle, sometimes he was very mean and wanted to bite your head off and other times you would go out for a beer with the guy.
