The Guerrero legacy lives on in WWE. During a recent chat with veteran journalist Bill Apter, Chavo Guerrero confirmed that he’s officially back with the company — this time taking on a behind-the-scenes role connected to WWE’s ongoing partnership with Lucha Libre AAA Worldwide.

Rumors of Chavo’s return began swirling earlier this year when he was spotted backstage at a WWE × AAA event. Now, the 55-year-old wrestling veteran has confirmed that he’s signed a new deal and is helping coordinate WWE’s crossover shows with AAA.

“Yeah, I just re-signed with WWE,” Chavo said. “I’m helping out with their AAA shows and putting things together. I’m back with them.”

Chavo expressed excitement about the collaboration, calling it a major step for the future of Lucha Libre under the WWE banner.

“Just to see AAA under that WWE umbrella is pretty awesome,” he continued. “We want to keep the tradition of Lucha Libre alive — what makes it so amazing — and combine that with WWE’s marketing and production. The sky’s the limit. I think the show’s going to skyrocket and give fans even better wrestling.”

As part of one of wrestling’s most respected dynasties, Chavo’s return brings not only experience but authenticity to WWE’s growing connection with Latin American audiences. His blend of ring knowledge, cultural insight, and storytelling history could make him a key figure in shaping how WWE presents Lucha Libre on a global stage.

With WWE and AAA working closer than ever, and Chavo Guerrero now back in the mix, fans could be witnessing the start of a new golden era for international wrestling collaboration.