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== Profile == | == Profile == | ||
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|name=Rudo Valdez | |name=Rudo Valdez | ||
|realName=Oscar Ignacio Arismendi | |realName=Oscar Ignacio Arismendi | ||
|nicknames=El Tigre Colombiano, El Rudo, Chulo | |nicknames=El Tigre Colombiano, El Rudo, Chulo, "El Político Honesto", Político de Envergadura (as Puentedura) | ||
|nameHistory=El Príncipe Valiente (1972), Danny Rey (1975), Rudo Valdez (1988, 2001), Dr. Armando Puentedura (2000s), Mariachi Chulo (2006), Pancho Villa (2009) | |nameHistory=El Príncipe Valiente (1972), Danny Rey (1975), Rudo Valdez (1988, 2001), Dr. Armando Puentedura (2000s), Mariachi Chulo (2006), Pancho Villa (2009) | ||
|family=[[Barba Roja (Argentina)|Barba Roja]] (father), [[Felino(100% Lucha)|Felino]] (son) | |family=[[Barba Roja (Argentina)|Barba Roja]] (father), [[Felino(100% Lucha)|Felino]] (son) | ||
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|weight=104 kg | |weight=104 kg | ||
|obituarydate=[[April 27]], [[2015]] | |obituarydate=[[April 27]], [[2015]] | ||
|signatureMoves= | |signatureMoves=[[European Uppercut]], [[Powerbomb]], Topetazo Seco | ||
|titles= | |titles=Right Junior Wrestling Champion, Democratic League Championship, Senior Tournament Subchampionship (2001) | ||
|}} | |}} | ||
== Profile == | == Profile == | ||
Oscar Arismendi had an interest in profesional wrestling. At first his father did not want him to follow his foot step, but he eventually had to accept his son's decision. His professional debut was in Porto Alegre Brazil in 1964. The wrestling promoter '''Teti Alfonzo''' gave him the opportunity to begin his professional wrestling career. | |||
Most of his gimmicks were heels. In 1972 during his run at '''Titanes en el Ring''' he portrayed '''El Príncipe Valiente''' he had a notable match against the veteran [[Martin Karadagian]]. | Most of his gimmicks were heels. In 1972 during his run at '''Titanes en el Ring''' he portrayed '''El Príncipe Valiente''' he had a notable match against the veteran [[Martin Karadagian]]. | ||
In 1975 his father and him went to the '''Lucha Fuerte''' promotion his new name and character was the Mexican '''Danny Rey'''. In 1988 he adopted a different foreign persona, '''Rudo | In 1975 his father and him went to the '''Lucha Fuerte''' promotion his new name and character was the Mexican '''Danny Rey'''. In 1988 he adopted a different foreign persona, '''Rudo Valdez''' The Colombian Rudo/The Colombian Champion. Another gimmick portrayed during his time in Lucha Fuerte was '''Rudo Valderrama''' nicknamed as "La Fiera". | ||
In 2001 the '''Titanes en el Ring''' promotion had a revival and he made his return as '''Rudo Valdez''' persona and he held a Championship. | In 2001 the '''Titanes en el Ring''' promotion had a revival and he made his return as '''Rudo Valdez''' persona and he held a Championship. | ||
After his second run in '''Titanes en el Ring''' he went to the Uruguayan promotion '''Gladiadores del Ring''' he adopted an interesting and funny rudo gimmick, '''Dr | After his second run in '''Titanes en el Ring''' he went to the Uruguayan promotion '''Gladiadores del Ring''' he adopted an interesting and funny rudo gimmick, '''Dr. Armando Puentedura'''. He portrayed a notorious polítician who tended to bribe Referees and other wrestlers. He even held three championships in this promotion. | ||
On 2006 he went to the wrestling promotion 100% Lucha where he had another Foreign gimmick. This time he portrayed a Mexican brawler, '''El Mariachi Chulo'''. He held a Championship with that gimmick. One of his latest gimmicks was another Mexican brawler '''Pancho Villa'''. | |||
On April 27, 2015 Oscar Ignacio Arismendi passed away. His son is continuing the family tradition. | |||
== Gallery == | == Gallery == | ||
{{Gallery||name=El Leopardo 2001 03.JPG|caption=Three Generations of wrestlers}} | {{Gallery||name=El Leopardo 2001 03.JPG|caption=Three Generations of wrestlers}} | ||
{{Gallery||name=Pancho Villa 01.JPG|caption=2009 as Pancho Villa}} | |||
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{{Gallery||name=Chulo 02.JPG|caption=2006 as El Mariachi Chulo}} | |||
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{{Gallery||name=FB IMG 1479435512785.jpg|caption=Dr. Puentedura}} | {{Gallery||name=FB IMG 1479435512785.jpg|caption=Dr. Puentedura}} | ||
{{Gallery||name=FB IMG 1479435503290.jpg|caption=Bribing}} | {{Gallery||name=FB IMG 1479435503290.jpg|caption=Bribing}} | ||
{{Gallery||name=FB IMG 1479435500632.jpg|caption=2000s as Dr. Armando Puentedura}} | {{Gallery||name=FB IMG 1479435500632.jpg|caption=2000s as Dr. Armando Puentedura}} | ||
{{Gallerywide||name=Rudo+Valdez+06.JPG|caption=2001 as Rudo Valdez with an unknown Championship}} | {{Gallerywide||name=Rudo+Valdez+06.JPG|caption=2001 as Rudo Valdez with an unknown Championship}} | ||
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{{Gallerywide||name=FB IMG 1479435826050.jpg|caption=as Rudo Valderrama}} | {{Gallerywide||name=FB IMG 1479435826050.jpg|caption=as Rudo Valderrama}} | ||
{{Gallery||name=Rudo Valdez_2010.jpg|caption=}} | |||
{{Gallery||name=FB IMG 1469118121179.jpg|caption=1988 as Rudo Valdez}} | {{Gallery||name=FB IMG 1469118121179.jpg|caption=1988 as Rudo Valdez}} | ||
{{Gallery||name=FB IMG 1479436239868.jpg|caption=1975 as Danny Rey}} | {{Gallery||name=FB IMG 1479436239868.jpg|caption=1975 as Danny Rey}} | ||
{{Gallery||name=FB IMG 1479436462350.jpg|caption=vs [[Martin Karadagian]]}} | {{Gallery||name=FB IMG 1479436462350.jpg|caption=vs [[Martin Karadagian]]}} | ||
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{{Gallery||name=El Pr ncipe Valiente 02.JPG|caption=1972 as Príncipe Valiente}} | {{Gallery||name=El Pr ncipe Valiente 02.JPG|caption=1972 as Príncipe Valiente}} | ||
{{Gallery||name=FB IMG 1479442622407.jpg|caption=Father and Son}} | {{Gallery||name=FB IMG 1479442622407.jpg|caption=Father and Son}} | ||
{{Gallerywide||name=Armando Puentedura.jpg|caption=Armando Puentedura Profile}} | |||
[[category:Argentinean wrestlers]] | [[category:Argentinean wrestlers]] | ||
[[category:Foreign wrestlers]] | [[category:Foreign wrestlers]] | ||
[[Category:Deceased wrestlers]] | [[Category:Deceased wrestlers]] | ||
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Oscar Arismendi had an interest in profesional wrestling. At first his father did not want him to follow his foot step, but he eventually had to accept his son's decision. His professional debut was in Porto Alegre Brazil in 1964. The wrestling promoter Teti Alfonzo gave him the opportunity to begin his professional wrestling career. Most of his gimmicks were heels. In 1972 during his run at Titanes en el Ring he portrayed El Príncipe Valiente he had a notable match against the veteran Martin Karadagian. In 1975 his father and him went to the Lucha Fuerte promotion his new name and character was the Mexican Danny Rey. In 1988 he adopted a different foreign persona, Rudo Valdez The Colombian Rudo/The Colombian Champion. Another gimmick portrayed during his time in Lucha Fuerte was Rudo Valderrama nicknamed as "La Fiera". In 2001 the Titanes en el Ring promotion had a revival and he made his return as Rudo Valdez persona and he held a Championship. After his second run in Titanes en el Ring he went to the Uruguayan promotion Gladiadores del Ring he adopted an interesting and funny rudo gimmick, Dr. Armando Puentedura. He portrayed a notorious polítician who tended to bribe Referees and other wrestlers. He even held three championships in this promotion. On 2006 he went to the wrestling promotion 100% Lucha where he had another Foreign gimmick. This time he portrayed a Mexican brawler, El Mariachi Chulo. He held a Championship with that gimmick. One of his latest gimmicks was another Mexican brawler Pancho Villa. On April 27, 2015 Oscar Ignacio Arismendi passed away. His son is continuing the family tradition.
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