This past week on Monday Night RAW, Vickie Guerrero was written off of television after she was "fired" following a loss to Stephanie McMahon in a slop match, and it appears as though she has no plans to return to the company.
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According to Wrestlingheadlines.com, despite the fact that she left on good terms and the door is always open for a return to the WWE, Guerrero gave the impression that she is done with the company and has no plans to return anytime soon.
As was previously reported, Guerrero informed officials that she wanted to leave the company around WrestleMania XXX but she ended up sticking around a couple more months before departing for good. While the door is open for special appearances in the future, the wife of WWE Hall of Famer Eddie Guerrero was looking to move onto other things after nine years in the company.
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Guerrero wanted to go out on her own terms in order to move onto the next stage of her life. It has also been reported that she had some say in her farewell segment on RAW when she lost to McMahon in the slop match then threw her into the pool, waved goodbye to fans and paid tribute to her late husband. She had input on paying tribute to Eddie and having his music play as she danced in honor of him.
Guerrero took to WWE.com and wrote a lengthy letter to co-workers in the company and her fans, and the entire letter can be viewed by clicking here.
"It has been an amazing 9-year career at WWE," Guerrero wrote in a snippet of the letter. "I started at WWE as Eddie's wife, and now I am leaving with my own identity. I loved performing in front of millions of people. Whether you hated or loved me, I appreciated every moment. I gained some amazing friendships that will always be kept in my heart. It is time to turn the page and start a new career in medical administration. I have so many other things to do in my life, and the most meaningful one is graduating from college in January."
She added: "It is time to say 'goodbye and thank you' to everyone from the WWE Universe, WWE Headquarters and everyone backstage."
Triple H spoke in his weekly kayfabe interview with Michael Cole to play up the storyline of Guerrero being fired.
"Let me get this straight, for nine years people hated Vickie," Triple H said. "She was irritating, grating voice incompetent. Everybody knew it. Two weeks ago if she had been fired they would have cheered wildly, but in the last few weeks she comes at odds with my wife and she brings up the name of her late, great husband Eddie Guerrero and suddenly she's worshipped."
Triple H also hinted that she'd never be back in the WWE to play up the angle of her departure.
"The fact is Vickie Guerrero for nine years was the most incompetent person in the WWE," Triple H said. "The only reason she was still here is because of her late husband Eddie Guerrero. And now, because of the way she did business on the way out...I hope that Vickie does well. I hope she does well for herself. I hope she finds happiness in her future endeavors because, quite frankly, she lost her opportunity here."
Guerrero may eventually return to the company, but for now she's taking time off as the WWE plays up the angle of her departure.
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