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Some rankings invite argument the moment they are revealed. This one does not. When Perry Saturn names Eddie Guerrero as the most talented wrestler he ever faced, there is a brief pause in his delivery that says everything. This is not a contrarian choice. It is not a calculated one. It feels inevitable. Watching this segment as a WOO fan, I did not feel the urge to compare or counter. I felt the weight of lived experience settling into a simple truth.
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What makes this part of the Shootin’ with Saturn episode so powerful is not just the praise itself, but the way Perry frames Eddie’s talent as something almost unfair. He describes a level of ability so complete that it could override bad circumstances, off nights, or even intentional sabotage. That kind of statement carries gravity when it comes from someone who shared hundreds of matches with the man he is talking about.
Perry says that even if he tried to have a bad match, Eddie was so gifted that the result would still be good. That framing elevates Eddie beyond preparation or professionalism into something instinctual. It suggests a natural understanding of wrestling that could not be taught or replicated.
Perry mentions having over 200 matches with Eddie in a single year. That level of repetition turns comparison into evolution. By the end of that run, Perry credits Eddie with making him a better worker simply by forcing him to keep up.
Perry openly admits bias because Eddie was his friend, but instead of weakening the argument, it strengthens it. Friendship allows insight into work ethic, mindset, and character that casual observers never see.
Perry does not describe Eddie as excelling in one system or environment. He frames him as adaptable, consistent, and excellent regardless of context.
There is no need for hyperbole here. The sincerity of Perry’s delivery does all the work.
Eddie Guerrero at number one feels less like a ranking and more like a statement of fact. Perry Saturn does not ask the audience to agree. He simply explains what it was like to share a ring, a road, and a year of life with someone who redefined excellence through presence alone.
For WOO fans engaging on Hive, this segment represents the emotional core of the episode. It reminds us that wrestling greatness is not always loud or dominant. Sometimes, it is quiet, relentless, and transformative in ways that only those closest can fully articulate.
Well, that's it for today. We will continue again tomorrow! 😁 WOO! 🎉
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