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|maestro=[[Furia de Chiapas]] |birthdate=[[November 27]], [[1969]] - [[Tuxtla Gutierrez]], [[Chiapas]]

|debut=[[March 15]], [[1977]] - [[Arena Raff]] - [[Nezahualcóyotl]], [[Mexico State]] ...]]), [[Arena Aztahuacan Tag Team Titles]] (w/ [[Villano IV]]), [[WWA World Trios Championship]] (w/[[Villano IV]], [[Villano III]])

|debut=[[October 5]], [[1975]] - [[Toluca]], [[Mexico State]] ...ata]]), [[Puebla Tag Team Championship]] (w/ [[Brazo de Plata]]), [[Mexico State Welterweight Championship]], [[Naucalpan Welterweight Championship]], [[Dis

== History of Championship == ...s, occasionally inventing a loose story to explain the belts. As with most of the UWA belts, the championships themselves have no present significances a

...]] & [[Octagon]]/[[Angel Azteca]] & [[Hijo del Santo]]), [[WWA World Trios Titles]] (x2, w/[[Super Pinocho]] & [[Super Raton]]) ..., but eventually he proved himself as a good worker (back then he was sort of good) and good draw, so they all loved working with him.

...uerza Guerrera]]), [[WWA World Welterweight Title]], [[CMLL World Tag Team Titles]] (w/ [[Atlantis]]), [[WWA World Middleweight Title]], 1st Annual [[Leyenda ...by [[El Halcón Suriano]], he made his professional debut on [[October 8]] of [[1978]] in his hometown at age eighteen.

|titles=[[NWA World Welterweight Title]], [[National Welterweight Title]] (3), [[No ...ers in the 73+-year history of lucha libre, was pronounced dead. The cause of death was formally listed as being due to a sudden heart attack he had suff