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United States Shaul Guerrero, a versatile personality in professional wrestling and burlesque, builds her own legacy while honoring her family's esteemed heritage.
Official merchandise page for Shaul Guerrero, showcasing her established personality as a commentator, ring announcer, manager, and wrestler in various promotions including WWE, NXT, Lucha Underground, and WOW.
Shaul Guerrero's profile on Cameo, where she is listed as a professional wrestler, announcer, actress, and model, as seen on NXT, WWE, Lucha Underground, WOW, and AEW. She joined the platform on January 14, 2019.
Born on October 14, 1990, in El Paso, Texas, Shaul Marie Guerrero is the eldest daughter of professional wrestling legends Vickie and Eddie Guerrero. Prior to her career in entertainment, she attended New Mexico State University, where she also pursued singing and modeling. Her early exposure to the wrestling world included singing the national anthem at Florida Championship Wrestling events. Her journey into professional wrestling began officially in October 2010 when she signed a developmental contract with World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE), assigned to their developmental territory, Florida Championship Wrestling (FCW). She debuted in FCW in December 2010, initially appearing ringside before making her in-ring debut in February 2011 under the ring name Raquel Diaz.
During her time in FCW, Guerrero achieved significant milestones. In November 2011, she became the Queen of FCW, a title she held for 119 days until its deactivation. A month later, in December 2011, she also secured the FCW Divas Championship, becoming the longest-reigning champion of that title. After WWE rebranded FCW into NXT in July 2012, Guerrero continued her development, debuting on NXT television as Raquel Diaz. She received a brief release from WWE in September 2012 but returned in September 2013, though she did not appear on television during this second stint. She ultimately left WWE in April 2014, later revealing that her departure was due to an ongoing eating disorder. Following her wrestling career, Guerrero transitioned into burlesque performing in 2018 under the stage name Miss Nyxon.
Guerrero made a return to the professional wrestling scene in 2018 as a commentator for Reality of Wrestling’s ‘Ladies Night Out’ event. She then signed with Women of Wrestling (WOW) as a ring announcer and also appeared as a ring announcer for Lucha Underground during ‘Ultima Lucha Cuatro’. Her independent wrestling in-ring debut occurred on December 4, 2020, competing in a tournament for the first-ever GCW Women’s Championship. In August 2020, she also served as a ring announcer for All Elite Wrestling’s (AEW) Women’s Tag Team Cup Tournament.
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