That Armageddon 2005 match where Kash won the Cruiserweight Championship from The Juicerweight Champ Juvi is a gem honestly. It's a hard hitting match that feels really real to watch, and I know that's not everyone's cup of tea, but with Kash and Juvi it just works so well imo. If Benoit/Booker and Taker/Randy didn't already steal the show, I feel the match would've been remembered more. Seriously, anyone who hasn't seen the match should check it out, it's a little over 9 minutes but what a hard hitting brawl it's! A very fun watch indeed, and much different from the typical cruiserweight match at the time
Juvi was basically the Rock of Mexico in his own mind, or so I've heard the stories a few times. Its kinda funny, but again if you're dedicating your entire life to something, you really do need to think highly of yourself to keep doing it.
@@heywoodjablome2767 If you listen to Konnan's podcast with Disco Inferno, he said that Juventud was jealous of other Mexican wrestlers and that he only went into business for himself
Juventud was a remarkable remarkable talent and highflyer. I seen a ton of his matches and he has always went hard in the ring. As a talent, he is incredibly underrated; so underrated that he is one of the best wrestlers WCW has had and on par with Rey Mysterio. His matches with Rey Mysterio, Chris Jericho, Jerry Lynn, Naomichi Marufuji, KENTA, Billy Kidman, Blitzkrieg, Johnny Storm, Chris Sabin, Teddy Hart, Eddie Guerrero, and more were a thing of beauty to see. Despite Juventud Guerrera been restricted in the ring, in WWE(Most, if not all of them were not allowed to use high-risk manuvers, during that time) he still had good matches with Kid Kash and Paul London, even though he had to be more safe. Heck, Juvie is still a great talent, still in good shape, still has great energy, still looks good and moves like someone much younger. His more modern matches that I like were against T.J.P- fast and technical.Juventud Guerrera will always have a special place in my heart.
just so you know, coming from someone who speaks french every day here.... Cafe de Rene means "Coffee from Rene" or "Rene's coffee" , you want to call it "Cafe Chez Rene" which would mean Rene's coffee shop...
Juventud (sighs) he was so talented & literally a top 10 cruiserweight of all time arguably top 5. He just couldn’t stay out of his own way and realize that there’s more stars than you.
@@jonathanturbide2232 Depends on how you define "worker". If it's who has the biggest repertoire of moves and can pull unique matches, it's Juvi. If you talk about putting other guys over and knowing when to do the right thing with the best of your abilities, then it's The Rock. In-ring abilities-wise Juventud Guerrera is miles ahead of The Rock.
Never could stand hoot and toot. Seemed like he grifted off his name sounding like Guerrero and hoping people wouldn't notice he wasn't related to Eddie.
That Armageddon 2005 match where Kash won the Cruiserweight Championship from The Juicerweight Champ Juvi is a gem honestly. It's a hard hitting match that feels really real to watch, and I know that's not everyone's cup of tea, but with Kash and Juvi it just works so well imo. If Benoit/Booker and Taker/Randy didn't already steal the show, I feel the match would've been remembered more. Seriously, anyone who hasn't seen the match should check it out, it's a little over 9 minutes but what a hard hitting brawl it's! A very fun watch indeed, and much different from the typical cruiserweight match at the time
Finally, The Juice has come back to Los Angeles!
If you smell what the Juice is cooking!
Juvi was basically the Rock of Mexico in his own mind, or so I've heard the stories a few times. Its kinda funny, but again if you're dedicating your entire life to something, you really do need to think highly of yourself to keep doing it.
Which is funny because there are dozens of other Mexican Luchadors who were more over than him.
@@heywoodjablome2767 If you listen to Konnan's podcast with Disco Inferno, he said that Juventud was jealous of other Mexican wrestlers and that he only went into business for himself
I remember back when kid cash was David Jericho on the indie scene. Got his autograph
Juventud was a remarkable remarkable talent and highflyer. I seen a ton of his matches and he has always went hard in the ring. As a talent, he is incredibly underrated; so underrated that he is one of the best wrestlers WCW has had and on par with Rey Mysterio. His matches with Rey Mysterio, Chris Jericho, Jerry Lynn, Naomichi Marufuji, KENTA, Billy Kidman, Blitzkrieg, Johnny Storm, Chris Sabin, Teddy Hart, Eddie Guerrero, and more were a thing of beauty to see. Despite Juventud Guerrera been restricted in the ring, in WWE(Most, if not all of them were not allowed to use high-risk manuvers, during that time) he still had good matches with Kid Kash and Paul London, even though he had to be more safe. Heck, Juvie is still a great talent, still in good shape, still has great energy, still looks good and moves like someone much younger. His more modern matches that I like were against T.J.P- fast and technical.Juventud Guerrera will always have a special place in my heart.
Tremendous worker, arrogant prick. He's not the first and he won't be the last
Looking good boys looking really good!!!!
Get juv-e on the show bro
He’s super cool in interviews
just so you know, coming from someone who speaks french every day here.... Cafe de Rene means "Coffee from Rene" or "Rene's coffee" , you want to call it "Cafe Chez Rene" which would mean Rene's coffee shop...
Kid Kash thought he was something special in wwe as well
The only time I heard anything about kid Cash was indie marks in the comments of other videos mentioning him.
Bro Juvy was crazy energetic and super good he lit the arena up
Eh
Juvy was above the Rock.
BLASPHEMY!!!!!
If you said in Mexico it would've been more believable....My grandma knows The Rock...she would think Juventud was Rico Suave or somebody lol
Agreed
...said absolutely NOBODY ever. GTFOH.
😂🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
*“Kith me, Wandie…”*
Really enjoy hearing from Kid Kash.
Juventud (sighs) he was so talented & literally a top 10 cruiserweight of all time arguably top 5. He just couldn’t stay out of his own way and realize that there’s more stars than you.
The Rock was more than just a great worker though. The Rock had the size the look and the charisma.
Low-key Juvi was a better worker than the Rock. But Johnson blows him out of the water at everything else
@@keenanmccarty9925How TF was Juvi a better worker? Because he did flips and hurricanranas? Give us a break.
@@jonathanturbide2232 Depends on how you define "worker". If it's who has the biggest repertoire of moves and can pull unique matches, it's Juvi. If you talk about putting other guys over and knowing when to do the right thing with the best of your abilities, then it's The Rock. In-ring abilities-wise Juventud Guerrera is miles ahead of The Rock.
He wanted to be booked like Hulk.😂
They wanna see the juice
Judy’s ego inflated when The Rock mentioned Juvy in his promo against Jericho.
I always thought Juventud was a great worker.
We want The Juice!
Hoot and toot Guerrero
If u smell what the juice is cooking lol
Juvie movie
Juvi juice is the greatest of all time, what is Kid Kash talking about , Juvi is in my Mount Rushmore, Juvi , Juvi , Juvi and Juvi lol .
Juvy wasn't even on the same level as Jimmy Wang Yang.
Never could stand hoot and toot. Seemed like he grifted off his name sounding like Guerrero and hoping people wouldn't notice he wasn't related to Eddie.