Vickie Guerrero

[0.0] "The fucking unmitigated gall on some fans, man. They want to lecture you about Chris Benoit and then come here and give Vickie high praise. I guess standing up for living sexual abuse victims isn't as attractive of a prospect I guess. All Vickie was good at anyway was screaming and taking up precious time on tv. She sure as shit couldn't wrestle and her only real high point lasted less than a year."

[7.0] "I think they purposefully made her mic just a little too hot whenever I've heard her before adjusting down. She's hilarious. And obnoxious. And kind of poorly utilized (in AEW, though I don't see much difference of opinion on her time in WWE). She works, and she is the caliber of valet/heel manager that you would expect from the attitude era to the present."

[0.0] "The worst manager of all time and I'm not even close to exaggerating. Literally, you could have replaced her with anyone and would have been 100 times better, the only "good" thing she ever did was being Edge's girlfriend, mainly because it gave Edge more heat of him trying to sleep his way to the top. Aside from that? Awful. Poor Dolph Ziggler and Nyla Rose, had to be saddled with Vickie Guerrero and did fuck all for either of them, really felt like their momentum was halted by her."

[8.0] "I don't care what people say, Vickie Guerrero was a great heel. I know that some of it was go away heat due to her shouty voice, but honestly, I think "EXCUSE ME" is an amazing catchphrase, she could be really funny (whenever she wasn't the butt-monkey for bad slapstick or fat jokes), the perfect amount of unlikeable without getting too genuinely obnoxious, but I just wish she wouldn't get in the ring. Ever. Unless it's for the Royal Rumble, that was funny."

[10.0] "Vickie Guerrero was the perfect villain. She has a great ability to annoy and enrage any fan, a shrill voice, a presence that's hard to ignore, and a sabotaging attitude (Gimmick) that favors people like Dolph Ziggler, Edge, and others. Truly a worthy villain who knows how to complicate things. You also have to give her credit for being involved in such awful storylines, like when she was in a match with a mud pool. It's hard to see beyond the surface, but if you look deeper, you'll find her great ability to play her role as a deceitful villain. I'll never forget that time at SummerSlam 2005, when she pushed Eddie so he wouldn't win custody of Dominik."

[2.0] "Vickie Guerrero, in small doses, was good at what she did. She could really, really make you hate her. She wasn't perfect on the mic, but as somebody who was just the wife of Eddie Guerrero, I thought she did a good job transitioning over to WWE. The issue for me is that, her gimmick and role as on screen personality went on for far too long. To the point where, she went from that character you disliked on TV and wanting to see her comeuppance, to becoming the reason why change the channel/mute the TV. She was too annoying for her own good, and WWE just didn't know when to stop it. Because it went on for far too long, I have to give Vickie a 2. She was over exposed, used for far longer than what was needed, and was inserted in storylines where her presence wasn't necessary."

[2.0] "very, very annoying person on the mic, never really felt she enhanced a segment she was in and i can't think of a real standout. did she ever make someone more over? no, did she improve the quality of the product? also no. it's a 2/10 from me."

[5.0] "Vickie Guerrero turned what could have been a short-lived role into a memorable career through sheer commitment. Her "Excuse me" catchphrase and grating heel persona generated real heat, something few modern characters accomplish. Though not a wrestler, she became an effective manager and on-screen authority figure. Her performances often elevated the talent around her. Vickie was never meant to be a top star, but she carved out a niche and played it to perfection. Annoying by design, she was an asset to any segment she appeared in."

[3.0] "Quite honestly Vickie is more "go away" bad than she is effective heel bad. She was fine as an authority figure in WWE but as a full time manager she is infuriating. Her matched always sucked too but she doesn't lose points for that since she isn't a wrestler. I just fail to see her having any kind of career in the wrestling industry if she didn't marry one of the best Latino wrestlers of all time."

[10.0] "Vickie Guerrero should definitely be looked at as one of the greatest managers in wwe history. she had the PERFECT system, strategy and balance on bringing greatness to any story her clients were in. here catchphrase "excuse me" was incredibly annoying but in the right way, because she drew heel heat on the wrestler when was managing while also making herself easy to make fun of so the good guy gets the fan support, win win! she knew that the best heel managers are the ones who are willing to take comeuppance which she did well enough to make us laugh. until the next week when she would pull the strings to help her clients get the win which had us fuming."

[7.0] "She was the OG Karen. We hated her back then but looking back now she made it super good for being the PG era! She could get a dead crowd up an booing with those two words! She will be in the HOF for sure. One of the most over performers in the entire company, amazing mic skills too. She was able to play it up or be biting and quick witted and switch between the two on a dime."

[2.0] "An incredibly annoying personality on TV. Vickie Guerrero redefined how to be annoying to no ends and made the product less fun to watch from time to time. She adds NO value whatsoever to any product and is really only still relevant because she once dated Eddie Guerrero, who is a legend and an all time great wrestler worthy of respect. A majority of the heat Vickie got during her time in wrestling was 'Go-Away' heat since most fans didn't want her around their TV screens nor on TV period. The two points I gave are for her time as an Authority Figure GM, which wasn't bad but certainly nowhere near as good as the likes of Teddy Long and Eric Bischoff."

[0.0] "Ive always hated Vickie Guerrero as an on screen character. I think those storylines involving her dating a wrestler and them using her were awful and cringy. I get that her whining and crying was supposed to be entertaining and funny but in the end, it really was annoying younger me. In AEW, she never impressed me either managing Nyla. She added nothing positive in her career imo. There is also that stuff with her daughter which makes her a terrible person too. The only reason she was ever relevant was because of Eddie Guerrero and its really sad"

[0.0] "I was never a fan of hers, but once I saw the Instagram post she made about her daughter she dropped so low down my list. She's a disgusting and vile human being and wouldn't be relevant in wrestling if it wasn't for her last name. I'm glad AEW got rid of her because if I had to see her on my screen I would vomit. Not to mention that she brought down wrestlers she managed instead of bringing them up. Also, the "EXCUSE ME" catchphrase is annoying as hell. I don't know why it's so popular. It makes me want to pull my ears off. I hate Vickie and hope she never gets signed to another wrestling company again."

[2.0] "I guess you could say she did her job by making the fans hate her, but her grating voice and annoying face just made me switch the channel."

[0.0] "This situation with her daughter is so despicable that it's retroactively ruined all of my appreciation for her work as a manager and authority figure. Such an evil woman and I hope that her daughter is surrounded by people that love and believe her."

[2.0] "Vickie Guerrero is the most overrated authority figure in history. Yes, she gets insane heat, but that is only because of how annoying her voice was, and when she wasn't screaming, her promos sounded like she was reading from a teleprompter. Heels should get heat for the bad things they do, not because their voice is annoying, and trotting her out there because her voice is instant heat reeks of laziness."

[3.0] "Her gimmick worked great for that initial spell in WWE but it quickly outstayed its welcome and she hasn't evolved into anything decent since."

[2.0] "I also agree that this woman is annoying, cringey, a bad TV character, not interesting at all, has no charisma, & she also has failed to get wrestlers that she manages over at all. She is only around because of her last name that she married into, otherwise we would never have known who this woman is."

[2.0] "Just a super annoying manager with a go away heat. Hasn't been able to wrestle nor putting guys over."

[6.0] "While I don't think Vickie is that great of a promo, her "EXCUSE ME" line is an iconic piece of wrestling history and she's always great at getting heat for either herself or the person she's managing with that shrill voice. Her matches were pretty disasterous but I would put the blame more on WWE putting her in bad situations than any fault of her own. Also, while I enjoy Vickie and Nyla's antics together on social media, their on-screen partnership has not been great for Nyla and I kinda wish they would split them up."

[3.0] "*screams* crowd goes "boooo" *screams more* virtually every single Vickie promo in existence is this formula over and over. She's never gotten any wrestler over that she's managed out of the merit of her own promo work, and if you think people getting annoyed at the manager exclusively is getting the wrestler over like a Bobby Hennan, Sherri Martel or Paul Heyman, you have absolutely no idea of what heat even is. Nothing else to be said."

[7.0] "Underrated as all hell. An absolute heat magnet as a manager. Just for the sheer amount of weird, bullshit and oftentimes humiliating storylines WWE put Vickie through (and that's after her husband Eddie died), Vickie deserves all the respect in the world."

[1.0] "I have no idea who? s rating this woman anything above a 5. I? ve never been able to stand her. Her voice is literal nails on a chalk board. Her runs with Dolph Ziggler and Edge are so far beyond cringe. I gave her a 1 in all honesty because of the Guerrero name thanks to Eddie."

[7.0] "She was a genius character work. Everyone hated her because she made everone hate her. When she left WWE lost one if the best valet in the business today. Excuse Me! was like the heel Yes! chant. Her work in WWE was great but in AEW, she is so screechy that it's hard to take her seriously."

[1.0] "She is very annoying, which is the point, but it never pays off to justify just how legitimately annoying she is. Can't hate her though for doing what she does best, but AEW bringing her on to do her tired WWE act is awful."

[1.0] "I really don't think it was a good idea to hire Vickie to 'continue' the legacy of Eddie Guerrero. Eddie was already one of the best to do it and he was always going to be remembered by the fans anyways. They also had Chavo in the WWE who was an actual wrestler and was there to continue his legacy. However they felt the need to constantly get his name involved in tasteless angles and Vickie contributed greatly to that. She was just a comedic annoying character and was involved in some pretty cringy angles. She just had an annoying voice and her character was just overwhelming. I unfortunately do not have the best memories nor the best thoughts about Vickie Guerrero in general."

[0.0] "So bad that people have convinced themselves that it's a great way to get heat when she's just a detriment to any act she's a part of. Never mind when a promotion tries to actually put her in the ring, her promos and presentation are beyond grating."

[7.0] "Vickie Guerrero is The Room of wrestling. She's so incredibly bad that she crosses the threshold into being entertaining. You can't argue against the fact that Vickie is objectively terrible at speaking. She's been an on-air personality on and off for 15 years now but she still cannot deliver a promo without obviously just using rote memorization of her lines. Every promo she cuts is just a different variation of "I did not heet her! I did nahhhhht! " but with 100% more screeching. But like, that's the point. Much like Tommy Wiseau, she's just so enthusiastic and dedicated despite her absolute lack of talent that somehow it works. And at the end of the day, that's all that matters, right? She pisses the crowd off, which in turn makes them pissed off wrestler she manages. Mission accomplished. You can call it "go away heat" or whatever but as the saying goes in wrestling, any reaction is a good reaction. That being said, she's *only* good as a manager for this reason alone, so all of her time spent as an on-air authority figure, especially as a babyface, was the drizzling shits. I dunno why Vince couldn't have just given her like, a stable office job if he wanted to support Eddie's family after he died, but somehow it all worked out in the end."

[0.0] "I'm sure Vickie is a great person, but for some reason a few people think it's entertaining when she screams into the microphone. Let's turn AEW into mid-2000's Smackdown! "Nothing makes me reach for the remote to mute my TV faster than seeing Vickie Guerrero on screen"."

[4.0] "Had a place for a while, but slowly became more channel turning than anything else. In typical WWE fashion, they slowly dumber her down into a single catchphrase. More bad than good."

[2.0] "By all means, she correctly is a great heel personality, but joining AEW doesn't include anything to the show apart from a terrible promo. While managing to bring down the talent she's attached to, the walking opposite of The Midas Touch is the definition of "If it's not what you know. It's who you know. ""

[9.0] "Hahahaha I love reading the comments on a true heels page. Vicky was great at making the audience absolutely hate her. Dare I say she is the best heel from the last 20 years. And the funny thing is everything I? ve read about her backstage is that she is one of the nicest people you will ever meet. Job well done on NOT coasting off of the legacy of Eddie. She will be a hall of famer on her own after it? s all said and done."

"Vickie Guerrero is one of the most exceptional heat magnets in wrestling history, as SlothFacts pointed out, her rating on this site is only further proof of how effective she is."

[7.0] "One of the best heat magnets in the business, from by all accounts one of the biggest sweethearts in the industry. She should be admired for not coasting of her late husband's name and carving an undeniable impression on fans for her shrill "Excuse Me! " shriek."

[5.0] "She was a great heel character. She made it easy to love to hate her. But all always remember her for missing her cue in that ladder match and Eddie absolutely losing it in the ring."

[0.0] "I will never like this woman for one reason and one reason only. I will always feel that she used her husbands death as an advantage to leapfrog her way to more success and it still to this day absolutely disgusts me. Not only was she just plain awful in every sense of the imagination, she is also a terrible human being."

[10.0] "Her rating's proof that she was too good at her job for her own good. She was absolutely despised, and made crowds go nuclear. Which was the point. The woman was amazing at making people absolutely despise her, and just in terms of being able to draw hatred out of a crowd, she was a better heel personality than even Vince McMahon. (Now, Vince was better at other things that probably make him the more valuable heel personality overall, though. )"

[10.0] "Miss Vickie Guerrero, the one and only Cougar of Professional Wrestling is definetly someone to stay in WWE's history books, serving as the most explosive female figure during her time in RAW and SmackDown, Guerrero is a future Hall of Famer in her own right. I do miss her roles as a manager, that voice will never abandon my ears."

[5.0] "Vicki, Vicki. You're so so icky. Just that thought of being around you makes me oh so sicky. No but, seriously I love the Guerrero's and she kept the family in relevance after Eddie's death in 2005 (Let's be honest. Something Chavo couldn't do. ) and with that I'll be generous and give Vicki an average score."

[3.0] "To be honest talentless and if it wasn't for her husband would she honestly have been part of the WWE? Had to laugh when she was Kaitlyn's pro lol, Vickie couldn't teach Kaitlyn anything what so ever."

[0.0] "With the possible exception of the brief reign of Mike Adamle, this woman was the worst "on air official" in WWE history. She did not belong in the wrestling business in any way, shape or form, and the exploitative, controversial things she did in the ring did nothing but disrespect her late husband's memory. I'm glad she's gone and I hope she never comes back."

[7.0] "Though she never belonged in the ring, the wife of the late great Eddie Guerrero was truly a great character. Ever since her on-screen storyline with Edge, the amount of heat she has attained is very respectable and every time she blurts out "Excuse Me! " makes me hate her even more. Vickie did her job well and its sad to see her leave."

[10.0] "Vickie does her job very well, there's no one else currently in the WWE who has been able to get heat the way she has over the last few years."

[0.0] "Ich bin der Meinung, Wrestling zu gucken sollte Spaß machen und unterhalten. Sie zwingt mich allerdings immer zum vorspulen. Wer meint, ihr 10 Punkte geben zu müssen, weil sie ein ach so toller Heel sei, soll das tun. Für Entertainment bekommt sie 0 Punkte. Aber sie arbeitet hart an sich und ihrer Karriere, dafür hat sie meinen Respekt."