The tension before the match was tangible as the former friends and partners stared down each other before trading vicious blows to the face at Judgment Day.
Later on, Eddie Guerrero twice slammed an already tender Rey Mysterio twice onto the announcers' table back-first. Mysterio was clearly still nursing injuries to his back and ribs suffered earlier this month when Latino Heat suplexed Mysterio on the steel steps.
Guerrero would focus on Mysterio's ribs for much of the match, but Mysterio would recover and keep Guerrero at bay with a series of high-flying and high-risk maneuvers.
Both men battled to the brink of exhaustion. At one point, Guerrero connected with a Superplex off the top rope as Mysterio found just enough energy to twice kick out.
Chavo Guerrero, Eddie's nephew, would eventually come to the ring and distract the referee. But Mysterio still managed to hit the 619 on Eddie and seemed poised for the win. But when Mysterio went for the West Coast Pop, Guerrero blocked the high-risk move with a steel chair to get disqualified.
A frustrated Guerrero reacted by smashing a fallen Mysterio with a number of chair shots to the body before walking from the ring with a sick look of perverse enjoyment.
The tension before the match was tangible as the former friends and partners stared down each other before trading vicious blows to the face at Judgment Day.
Later on, Eddie Guerrero twice slammed an already tender Rey Mysterio twice onto the announcers' table back-first. Mysterio was clearly still nursing injuries to his back and ribs suffered earlier this month when Latino Heat suplexed Mysterio on the steel steps.
Guerrero would focus on Mysterio's ribs for much of the match, but Mysterio would recover and keep Guerrero at bay with a series of high-flying and high-risk maneuvers.
Both men battled to the brink of exhaustion. At one point, Guerrero connected with a Superplex off the top rope as Mysterio found just enough energy to twice kick out.
Chavo Guerrero, Eddie's nephew, would eventually come to the ring and distract the referee. But Mysterio still managed to hit the 619 on Eddie and seemed poised for the win. But when Mysterio went for the West Coast Pop, Guerrero blocked the high-risk move with a steel chair to get disqualified.
A frustrated Guerrero reacted by smashing a fallen Mysterio with a number of chair shots to the body before walking from the ring with a sick look of perverse enjoyment.
