But no matter what, the storyline woulda worked for Chavo, but due to his place and position in the company he couldn't get that push. Yeah Rey and Eddie was close, but Los Guerrero's were closer. Chavo was hit harder by Eddie's Lost than Rey was. Even through his 2nd time around, he wasn't a beleivable world champion. Now don't get me wrong, Rey Mysterio is an Excellent Wrestler but he just wasn't a beleivable world champion. C'mon he beat Kurt Angle and Randy Orton in the Triple Threat Match to win it, and people really saying he only won the title cause Eddie Died. But if you ask me, the storyline had a climatical ending, but in the same way was a flop b/c after it was all said and done, Rey Won the title in memory of Eddie, but at the same time Rey didn't make a beleivable World Champion. The closest thing he's gotten to a big push was beating JBL that following Monday night on Raw. And it wasn't fair to Chavo b/c he was Eddie's Nephew and had family ties and looked up to his uncle. Yeah I think The Reason's for Rey's Push was because of Eddie Guerrero's death. Honouring Eddie, yes, I think that is great, but Rey Mysterio would've gotten a push anyway, so I think Chavo should have gotten it in 2006. Personally, I don't mind Rey became the World Heavyweight Champion, and I don't mind he became a main eventer, but I'm not a huge fan on why it happened. In the end, Rey has to thank Eddie for that. This would then lead to a feud between the two and since then Rey has been a main eventer. Simple point, Rey was pushed in honour of Eddie Guerrero, which I think is a spit in the face to Chavo Guerrero, seen as he is family, but Rey was so much more over with the crowd than Chavo ever was, so that was obviously WWE's thinking. Eddie Guerrero would then face Shawn Michaels at WrestleMania and Kurt Angle would face the Undertaker. According to sites like WrestleZone, the original plan was for Randy Orton to win the Royal Rumble in 2006 and beat Batista for the World Heavyweight Championship at WrestleMania 22.
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