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Julio Gómez was part of the first generation of Oaxacan wrestlers tested by Adolfo “el Patrón” Bonales, sent by Empresa Mexicana de Lucha Libre (Consejo Mundial de Lucha Libre) and  the Sindicato Nacional de Luchadores acquiring the wrestling license number 5.
Julio Gómez was part of the first generation of Oaxacan wrestlers tested by Adolfo “el Patrón” Bonales, sent by Empresa Mexicana de Lucha Libre (Consejo Mundial de Lucha Libre) and  the Sindicato Nacional de Luchadores acquiring the wrestling license number 5.
El Relámpago Gómez wrestled in promociones Luna having notable feuds with Indio Comanche, Richard Reyes, Tiburón Rojo, Misioneros de la Muerte of Oaxaca and hia eternal rival [[Mastín I]].
His best tag team partners were Monarca, Ray Alcántara, Kingo, Increíble, Red Power, Conde Salazar, Batman, Robín, Birdman, Flechador del Sol, La Llorona, La Llorona Junior, Pumas Rojos, and René Alcántara, but especially with  [[Relámpago Gómez Jr.]], presented as Los Relámpagos del Sur.


== Luchas de Apuestas ==
== Luchas de Apuestas ==

Revision as of 17:27, 1 August 2020

Profile

Relampago Gomez
Relampago Gomez
Name Relampago Gomez
Real name Julio Gómez López
Nicknames
Name history Caballero Negro (debut - 1967), Relampago Gomez (1967-)
Family
Maestro(s)
Birth date, location March 30, 1945 - Oaxaca, Oaxaca
Obituary date July 21, 2020 (aged 75)
Debut, location October, 1964
Lost mask to Jhonny Moguel - Oaxaca
Height
Weight
Signature moves
Titles: Distrito Federal Lightweight Champion

Profile

Pioneer of Olympic wrestling and Lucha Libre trainer in Oaxaca. Founded several gymnasiums dedicated to Olympic wrestling and Lucha Libre.

At the age of 10, he had the need of learning of to defend himself against bullies while attending elementary school. Gomez began to train boxing. Began as sparring, then participated on matches at local festivities.

Continued training at the gymnasium of his luchador friend, la Guajolota. Relámpago Gómez, along with Red Demon, visited the lucha libre gymnasium at Arena Oaxaca (currently Casa de los Deportes) whose head trainer was Xicoténcatl Sánchez Heras.

His debut was on October, 1964 with Red DemonRed, in his debut went as Caballero Negro, agaisnt Richard Reyes and El Indio Comanche, on a festivity to la Virgen del Rosario at Los Libres and Abasolo.

Wrestled at la Pista de la Pepsi and la Capilla of Colonia Alemán where he lost his mask to Jhonny Moguel. After his mask loss continued as Relámpago Gómez on 1967.

His first title was the Oaxaca lightweight championship, which he won in Pista la Pepsi defeating Zorro Primero (Pepe Cisneros).

Julio Gómez was part of the first generation of Oaxacan wrestlers tested by Adolfo “el Patrón” Bonales, sent by Empresa Mexicana de Lucha Libre (Consejo Mundial de Lucha Libre) and the Sindicato Nacional de Luchadores acquiring the wrestling license number 5.

El Relámpago Gómez wrestled in promociones Luna having notable feuds with Indio Comanche, Richard Reyes, Tiburón Rojo, Misioneros de la Muerte of Oaxaca and hia eternal rival Mastín I.

His best tag team partners were Monarca, Ray Alcántara, Kingo, Increíble, Red Power, Conde Salazar, Batman, Robín, Birdman, Flechador del Sol, La Llorona, La Llorona Junior, Pumas Rojos, and René Alcántara, but especially with Relámpago Gómez Jr., presented as Los Relámpagos del Sur.

Luchas de Apuestas

Date Apuesta Winner(s) Loser(s) Arena and/or Place
1960s mask Jhonny Moguel Caballero Negro Oaxaca


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