VISITING JAPAN
VISITING JAPAN
Between 1975 and 2007, Chavo Guerrero Sr. has set his foot in Japan 21 times.
Here is the record of his participation in the Japanese wrestling associations.
July 1975 All Japan visited Japan with
Fritz Von Erich / Jerry Brisco / Bobby Duncum
June 1978 New Japan
Pedro Morales / Peter Maivia / Larry Zybysko
Oct. 1978 = Killer
Karl Krupp / Brute Bernard / Tony Rocco
April 1979 =
Stan Hansen / Jack Brisco / Victor Rivera
April 1980 =
Stan Hansen / Johnny Powers / Tito Santana
Sept. 1980 = Bob
Backlund / Stan Hansen / Ken Patera
Oct. 1980 = Hulk
Hogan / Paul Orndorff / Tiger Jeet Singh
Aug. 1981 All Japan Mil
Mascaras / Ricky Steambort / Gypsy Joe
July 1982 =
Harley Race / Mil Mascaras / Tiger Jeet Singh
Oct. 1982 =
Harley Race / Dory Funk Jr. / Victor Rivera
May 1983 =
Ric Flair / Bruiser Brody / Dick Slater
Aug. 1983 =
Stan Hansen / The Funks / Manny Fernandez
Feb. 1984 =
Bruiser Brody / Nick Bockwinkle / Ricky Steambort
Aug. 1984 =
Hector Guerrero / Ric Flair / Stan Hansen
Feb. 1985 =
The Road Warriors / Bruiser Brody / Harley Race
Oct. 1985 =
The Road Warriors / Rick Martel / Terry Gordy
April 1992 SWS Ric
Flair / John Tenta / El Satanico
Sept. 1992 WAR Ric
Flair / Animal Warrior / Paul Diamond
Feb. 1993 =
King Haku / John Tenta / King Curtis Iaukea Jr.
April 1996 MUGA Joe
Malenko / Chris Bacon / Shane Rigby
April 2007 MUGA WORLD Chad
Malenko
Chavo's earnestness and his sincere human nature were loved by many Japanese wrestlers and the promoters
of the Japanese wrestling associations. It is understood that's why he was invited to Japan so many times.
" I have never seen such wrestlers like Chavo, who is sincere and is so keen to practice. I think his unflagging
effort and the unparalleled amount of training have made him a big star." said Mr. Kotetsu Yamamoto,
ex-wrestler and the training coach in the New Japan Wrestling Association now. Tatsumi Fujinami, who was
Chavo's good match in Japan, said lately "Chavo showed us what the Japanese wrestling world was lacking".
