While the Rey Mysterio/Eddie Guerrero custody saga might come off as a run-of-the-mill soap opera storyline to the many WWE viewers, to one person, the pain and anguish expressed by the performers is all too real.

According to PWTorch.com, young Dominick is currently suffering from emotional distress related to the angle. While he's obviously heavily briefed as to its fiction, sources indicate that between witnessing his father cry, Eddie Guerrero portray a heartless villain and thousands of live fans sell the angle as legitimate, it would be impossible for someone in Dominick's position not to experience some sort of trauma.

The custody battle, which is the latest development in an ongoing feud between Guerrero and Mysterio, will lead to another match between the two at Summerslam. The backstage reaction to the on-air performances has been overwhelmingly positive, a reaction that goes hand-in-hand with the fact that the segments continue to draw very well for WWE SmackDown.

If Rey is willing to hurt his son for the good of an angle, then he is scum. Maybe Eddie really should get custody.

I must admit, I've lost a lot of respect for Rey on this matter for just throwing his family in there for a shitty fucking angle.

Someone (ie, Rey) needs to sit down with Dominick and have a long talk that the storyline isn't real and is no different than if they were actors on a real soap opera.

They should've used an actor to play Dominick, one who can cry convincingly.

So, is this ladder match going to be like Money in the Bank? Winner climbs the ladder and grabs a briefcase with the legal papers in it?

That's correct...

Oh, god. Please, I was only joking.

It'll be the same thing as the Raven/Styles Ladder Match from TNA's 3/19/03 PPV. A clipboard with a "Contract" on it, and the person who gets it first wins. Let's just hope Shawn Michaels doesn't run in and sign his name to it first.

I wouldn't say Michaels. But if Edge sees it, he might get tempted.

I still say A "Dominick On A Pole" match would rule.

Absolutely. Actually that's what i assumed it was.

And, oh yes, Rey Mysterio: Bad Parent