Eddie Guerrero is getting the hometown love he deserves—El Paso, Texas is officially declaring Tuesday, November 18, 2025, as Eddie Guerrero Day, and the celebration is going down in style.
The tribute kicks off at 9 AM at City Hall (300 N. Campbell St.), and fans are invited to wear lucha masks or show up as their favorite wrestling personas. The family-friendly event will feature an official city proclamation honoring Guerrero’s life, legacy, and lasting impact—and the whole thing will be streamed live on the city’s official YouTube channel.
El Paso community member Chris Rojas has been leading the charge on the celebration and future projects to honor the late WWE Hall of Famer. On October 1, Rojas announced the proclamation and revealed long-term goals to keep Guerrero’s legacy alive in a major way.
“I have been working on a special project! Join us on November 18 as we celebrate and honor an El Paso legend Eddie Guerrero! Aside of this proclamation we are also looking at getting funds to re do the mural at Lincoln park, name a park after Eddie, and our long term goal is build a statue at Lincoln park for Eddie! This is so exciting and I can’t wait!”
The mural Rojas referenced was originally painted by artist Eric Dubitsky back in 2007 and remains a local landmark in Lincoln Park. Rojas also thanked Guerrero’s daughter Sherilyn for her support in helping make the project happen.
El Paso City Council Member Deanna M. Rocha hyped up the event on Instagram as well, encouraging fans to show up and show love for one of the city’s most iconic sons.
“Join us Tuesday, November 18 at 9 AM at City Hall (300 N. Campbell St.) as we honor Eddie’s life, legacy, and impact with an official proclamation. Wear your wrestling persona or luchador mask and show your support for El Paso’s own legend — Viva La Raza!”
From the ring to the streets of El Paso, Eddie Guerrero’s spirit is still making noise—and now, his hometown is making it official. Between the proclamation, the push to restore his mural, rename a park, and eventually build a statue, the love for Latino Heat is louder than ever.
Will you be watching the Eddie Guerrero Day stream or showing up in El Paso to represent? What do you think about the city’s efforts to honor his legacy? Drop your comments and let us know how Eddie impacted your life—Viva La Raza!
November 10, 2025 9:32 am