Love It CVVCLIPS Bro.

Chavolito!!

What other shows has he worked on? Heels?

​@@hatchetmouth8211 He was an executive producer for Lucha Underground. Practically taught the film crew how to film wrestling matches. Remember that was Robert Rodriguez's film crew, so they were new to wrestling.

Eddie is proud forsure

He did GLOW@@hatchetmouth8211

@@hatchetmouth8211I heard he was also involved with GLOW…if not, then it was his brother Mando

As someone who is 36 and has been training for a little over a year...yeah, it can hurt!

Thats funny im literally right down the road from rikishis school

@@Ballzon30fps im right down the road from Gillberg's school, in severn maryland, and I no shit have a Goldberg tatoo I got in 1998

Me too friendo, CAN'T WAIT!

@@RemoWilliams1227 What pisses me off is that the movie will be released in couple of weeks in the US but the rest of the world must wait until february or even March. Im from Argentina I guess Il see it in two or three mounths

So nice that he was ripping Dom and Rey for using “Eddies moves” and now that Dom is mega over, Chavo loves it lmao. He’s a scumbag.

​@@KelticTimlove Dirty Dom!

Guess those WWF title runs didn't go to his head . Mexy-cool was great work .

Idk about Pedro but Diego Luna would be better

If you hated Chavo, he did his job.

Stop drinking the Kool aid

God no we don't need more celebrity involvement

He has said that if there was proper time to train and get stuff together, he would absolutely do a match. I think Jeremy Allen White said the same thing. Could see them doing an 8 or 10 man tag match.

That’s Kerwin White coming out

Got to promote his place so people will want to come train it is smart for business

He was flexing a lot more just that lol

That’s crazy,and I thought Irvine was more luxurious than La since it has more beautiful buildings,clean streets and such 😂😂 LA is trashy af lol

I think that's fine. If anything, it's better than making it a biography. The story of the brothers and what the industry did to them on it's own has so many twists and turns and sources of drama that you don't need to go into much else.

Exactly, it’s great if you go on knowing that

As long as you ain't looking shady at no one and mind your business, you can go in any neighborhood. Most shit that goes down in those ghettos are gang related. A random person driving by or walking through isn't going to have issues. Chavo is just too good for the hood

​@mcq2879 you think there aren't lower level gang bangers that'll jump at the chance to make a quick buck off of a chump?

Why wouldn't he be?

It comes out on the 22nd

Saw it early access last week it’s great

That's what people from van nuys say

@@Ludzig80% of the SFV is LA proper. Deal with it.

Uh, between Iron Claw, Heels, & Lucha Underground, he's got plenty of credibility

@@TheNightOwl11683 Iron Claw let’s wait and see what kind of numbers it does, Heels and Lucha have absolutely terrible ratings. He’s credibility vanished the second he went from hating on Dirty Dom to now loving him. I’m sure it has nothing to do with Dom being brand new when he hated him, and now that he’s mega over Chavo thinks he’s great. Naw, couldn’t be that.

You do know he doesn't write, direct, or handles the scripts. He just trains the people to wrestle, and he's done GLOW on Netflix. Pretty sure he's done more than that. Also he was a pretty good wrestler back in his younger days.

@@tinocontreras5105 pretty sure I didn’t say he wrote or directed anything. He was an ok mid carder at best, without Eddie he was terrible, but he acts like he’s Gods gift to wrestling. Like how he was ripping Dom for “stealing” Eddie’s gimmick when Dom first broke in, but now that Dom is over he loves him. He’s a scumbag, there’s a reason he’s been blackballed.

@@TheNightOwl11683 he also did GLOW and was in the show too

High school musical was a good few years ago and even at the time he knew it wasn’t his best work, dude is a legit actor. Check out his Ted Bundy movie

@@TeamMemberNumberEight My mom saw him as the douchey, funny frat-bro, but when she saw Charlie St. Cloud and 17 Again, that was when she was more respectful of his acting chops. Then he did a bunch of other, funny but still more mature comedy roles. Then he started getting back into the harder stuff. I mean, look at Foxcatcher, the movie with Steve Carrell, Channing Tatum, and Mark Ruffalo, nobody in tune with the Olympic freestyle wrestling circuit was very happy with those choices because they didn't seem like obvious candidates to play these legendary Olympic freestyle wrestlers. But they all put in a crap ton of work and the outcome was several nominations and a few wins as well at some big-time awards.

agree. not yet. But this role is the first time I ever took him serious. I think it's all about the roles. A few more like this and he will be A list.

Real fans of what, being lame?

If you're a fan you'll support the movie.

@@redrick8900I mean, I can't say it's good or bad until I see it, but from what Zac and Harrison have said is it's the story going from the 60s to the 80s and they had to cut out some parts of the story so they could fit it into a 2-hour script. That's why it probably won't feel complete.

@@zaynes5094 None of that has any relevance to me.

I thought Kevin approved and gave his blessing