Wrestlers who copied Eddie Guerrero's iconic moves and style

Eddie Guerrero didn’t just leave behind unforgettable matches — he left behind moments that generations of wrestlers continue to recreate. From the Frog Splash and Three Amigos to the legendary Lie, Cheat & Steal style, Eddie’s influence can still be seen inside the ring today. One of the most recognizable examples is the Frog Splash. Eddie made the move incredibly famous, adopting it as a tribute to his late friend and tag-team partner Art Barr. After Eddie’s passing, other wrestlers began using the move as a tribute to Latino Heat. Then there’s the Three Amigos — three consecutive suplexes that became one of Eddie’s trademarks. Seeing another wrestler recreate that sequence instantly reminds fans of the creativity and personality Eddie brought to every match. And who could forget Eddie’s legendary cheating tricks? The fake-chair-hit spot, distracting the referee, finding clever ways around the rules — Eddie could turn almost anything into entertainment. His “Lie, Cheat & Steal” character became one of the most memorable parts of his legacy. Even Rob Van Dam had an iconic storyline connection to Eddie over the Frog Splash, with Eddie accusing RVD of copying his signature maneuver. These moments aren't simply about copying Eddie… they're about keeping Latino Heat's legacy alive. Eddie may be gone, but every Frog Splash, every Three Amigos, and every sneaky wrestling trick brings back a little piece of Viva La Raza! VIVA LA RAZA! EDDIE GUERRERO FOREVER.