Who Owns The Rights To Eddie Guerrero? A Look At The Legacy

You’re right, Eddie Guerrero was his real name, and WWE still owns the rights to it. That’s why we don’t have any say in how his name is used. This is a common practice in professional wrestling, and it’s important for aspiring wrestlers to understand how these agreements work.

When wrestlers sign with a company, they often give up the rights to their real names and ring names. This is part of the contract, and it’s designed to protect the company’s intellectual property. In Eddie’s case, this means that WWE owns the rights to his name and likeness, and they have the exclusive right to use it for their products and services.

This doesn’t mean that WWE can’t use Eddie’s name after his death. In fact, they’ve done a great job of honoring his legacy and keeping his memory alive. However, it does mean that they have the final say in how his name is used. This is a common practice in the wrestling industry, and it’s important for aspiring wrestlers to understand the agreements they are signing before entering the world of professional wrestling.