Rumors: WWE Prohibits Wrestlers In Appearing In Vickie Guerrero's Podcast After Her AEW Appearance

This could be the most perfect time for Vickie Guerrero to say her world-famous line - Excuse me!

The wife of Hall of Famer Eddie Guerrero said on her podcast that the WWE is not happy about her appearance outside the promotion and have started restricting their wrestlers to guest on her “Excuse Me” podcast. The 51-year old wrestling personality appeared in the promotion’s rival All Elite Wrestling (AEW).

Popularly remembered as a heel during most of her tenure with the WWE, she revealed the development with David Benoit, the son of another late WWE star Chris Benoit in an episode of the said podcast, that WWE is not even talking to her anymore and are not even responding to her emails per Cultaholic article.

“I have the podcast now and I had asked to interview some Superstars for my podcast, and they found out I went to AEW and now they don’t even talk to me,” said the former General Manager of the WWE’s two main brands.

“Between me and you (David Benoit), they didn’t call me for two years, I haven’t heard from them, what did they expect me to do? Just to sit here and wait for them to call so I could do some work?”, asked Vickie about employment opportunities with WWE.

"I love wrestling. I love to work in the ring. And if someone is giving me an opportunity to go and show up and have some fun, then I should be able to because I'm not obligated to anybody,” she added. “I saw that I pissed in their Cheerios, so be it."

The last time that she was an on-cam character was during the 100th episode of SmackDown where she was joined by Paige, Teddy Long, and John Laurinaitis.

Her last in-ring appearance with the WWE was during the inaugural Women’s Royal Rumble in 2018 as entrant no. 16 where she went on the ring and confronted all four women in the ring before being eliminated by all of them.