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El Sagrado

2018-01-13T03:49:11Z

Djowalsen: /* Profile */ Added the Flying Elbow Drop he uses as his finish nowadays

__NOTOC__''one of many named who've used [[El Sagrado (disambiguation)|El Sagrado]], this is the current CMLL wrestler not the [[La Muerte|La Muerte (UWA)]] who lost to [[Enrique Vera]]''
== Profile ==
{{bioFields|
|image=SagradoColiseo.jpg
|name=El Sagrado (The Sacred One)
|realName=Gonzalo Javier Aparicio Gómez
|nicknames=El Consentido De Fray Tormenta
|nameHistory=Slayer (GDL/AAA, debut - ??), La Muerte (GDL), Genético (?? - 06/03), El Sagrado (06/03 - )
|family=[[Metatron]] (brother), [[Gran Cochisse]] (father-in-law), [[Super Estrella]] (sister-in-law)
|maestro=[[Flash I]], [[Diablo Velazco]], [[Gran Cochisse]]
|birthdate=[[December 19]], [[1975]]? ''previously listed as [[April 25]], [[1975]]'' - [[Guadalajara]], [[Jalisco]]
|debut=[[April 30]], [[1992]] - [[Arena Coliseo De Guadalajara]], [[Jalisco]]
|lostmaskto=[[Mr. Power]] - [[July 27]], [[2002]] - [[Arena Coliseo De Guadalajara]], [[Jalisco]] (as Genético)
|height=5'10"/177 cms
|weight=198 lbs/90 kg
|signatureMoves=[[Double Jump Plancha]], [[Huracarrana]], [[Elbow Drop|Flying Elbow Drop]]
|titles=[[Mexican National Trios Championship]] (2; w/[[Maximo]] and [[Texano Jr.]], and w/ [[La Sombra]] & [[Volador Jr.]]), [[Occidente Tag Team Titles]] (w/ [[Rayman]]), [[Occidente Light Heavyweight Championship]], [[CMLL Arena Coliseo Tag Team Championship]] (w/[[Misterioso Jr.]])
|}}

== Notes ==
As Genetico, he participated in the first [[Guapos U]] class. He wasn't one of the top wrestlers in the group, but showed enough that he was given the gimmick of Sagrado: a religious wrestler with the blessing of [[Fray Tormenta]]. That should sound familiar; when Sagrado didn't get over due to his work, they recycled the same concept a year later, and gave it to [[Mistico]]. The similarities between the two characters have been downplayed for the most part.

Now Sagrado is a [[CMLL]] rudo midcarder. When he started with the Sagrado gimmick in 2003, he wasn't very good, but he developed into at least a generic tecnico before turning rudo and becoming a faux Puerto Rican.

Unfortunately for Sagrado, his early problems diminished his initial push, and he was just another guy in limbo until he was assembled as part of a random trio with [[Maximo]] and [[Texano Jr.]] and won the [[Mexican National Trios Championship]]. The pattern of being another generic tecnico continued until he turned rudo, becoming a generic rudo for a while. in 2014 he teamed up with the latest Comandante Pierroth and [[Misterioso Jr.]] and discovered that both he and Misterioso Jr. were Puertorican at heart and that was the key to their success.

=== en Espanol ===

El CMLL como premio a llegar ala final del certamen de los Guapos tenia dos opciones para lo que llegaron a esas instancias, el ganador el cual fue el [[Terrible]] paso a ser luchador estelar ya como parte regular de la Tercias de los Guapos junto a [[Mascara Magica]] y [[Shocker]] y el perdedor sele daria un personaje nuevo para la explotacion de el, pero con el apoyo en carteleras como fue Genetico el cual tras ser derrotado en la final opta por el personaje del Sagrado. Inicio de estelar pero no tiene como mucho angel para poder mantenerse en las estelares de grandes esenarios como [[Mistico]] o [[Mascara]] que seles esta dando el mismo apoyo que el.

== Luchas de apuestas record ==
{{astart}}
{{aline|[[2002]]/[[07/28]]|mask|[[Mr. Power]]|Genético|Arena Coliseo - Guadalajara, Jalisco}}
{{aline|[[2007]]/[[02/17]]|hair|Sagrado|[[Mascara Magica]]|Arena Coliseo - Guadalajara, Jalisco}}
{{aend|}}

== Gallery ==
{{Gallery|name=Genetico-Masked.jpg|caption=masked Genetico}}
{{Gallery|name=Genetico.jpg|caption=as Genetico}}
{{Gallery|name=Elsagrado.jpg|caption=2003}}
{{Gallery|name=Sagrado1.jpg|caption=Illustration by El Poderoso}}
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{{Gallery|name=mextrios_sombra_sagrado_volador.jpg|caption=[[Mexican National Trios Championship]], w/[[La Sombra]], [[Volador Jr.]]}}
 
{{Gallery||name=RAYMAN Y SAGRADO.JPG|caption=Occidente Tag Team Titles W/[[Rayman]]}}
{{Gallery|name=Campeones.JPG|caption=w/[[La Sombra]], [[Volador Jr.]]}}
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{{Gallery|name=El-Sagrado-2013.jpg|caption=In 2013 while still a tecnico}}
{{Gallery|name=ComandoColiseoTag.jpg|caption=Sagrado & [[Misterioso Jr.]] (right), CMLL Arena Coliseo Tag Team Champions}}

[[Category:Mexican wrestlers|Sagrado]]
[[Category:Current CMLL wrestlers|Sagrado]]
[[Category:Current Lucha Libre Elite wrestlers|Sagrado]]

Fabián el Gitano

2009-08-02T16:01:12Z

Djowalsen: /* Profile */ typo injury->injure

''This is the first Mexico City wrestler named Metro; see [[Metro]] for a full list of wrestlers under that name''
== Profiles ==
{{bioFields|
|image=Fabian.jpg
|name=Fabián el Gitano
|realName=
|nicknames=
|nameHistory=Fabian el Gitano (2003 - 2005, 2006-), Metro (2005 - 2006)
|family=
|maestro=[[Blue Demon]], [[Solar]], [[Shocker]], [[Tony Salazar]], [[Satánico]]
|birthdate=[[January 24]] [[Mexico City]]
|debut=[[September 11]], [[2001]]- [[Pachuca Hidalgo]]
|lostmaskto=
|height=180 cm/5' 11"
|weight=90 kg/198 lb
|obituarydate=
|signatureMoves=[[Tope Suicida]]
|titles=
|}}

== Profile ==

A dancing, stripping tecnico who's oddly in CMLL.

Fabian was trained primarily by [[Solar]], and honors him in his mask design, but does not resemble his style in his ring. Fabian is in the mold of the dozens of pretty boy dancer tecnicos AAA's created over the years, despite never wrestling in the promotion. Fabian instead first was noticed as a wrestler in [[IWRG]], as part of the [[Los Strippers]] group with [[Star Boy]] and [[Marco Rivera]].

Fabian was introduced to CMLL through the second [[Guapos U]] group, though he still was mostly wrestling for IWRG. Fabian's membership with the group was mostly unnotable, except for the rudos in the group turning on him when he was showing everyone else his stripping moves, and those rudos then being kicked out of the group.

Fabian's first long run in CMLL was in 2005 under the ''Metro'' name, a gimmick sponsored by the newspaper of the same name. Fabian was the winner of a set of tryouts for the new gimmick, but didn't reach any notable successes under that name. He did get to be in middle of the card matches regularly, which was a bonus for someone of his experience and ability at the time.

The Metro gimmick didn't get over, so it was handed to [[Neutron]] to try in 2006, and Fabian resumed wrestling in CMLL under that name. Fabian's continued as a second/third match tecnico since then, with little notable matches.

Fabian seems to be a lesser in-ring wrestler, who makes up for it with his physique and stripping persona. Fabian doesn't seem to lack for effort, but his ability is somewhat questionable. For a long time, he tried a [[Asai Moonsault]] as his signature dive, but showed bad form with hit and narrowly avoided accident many times. On one try gone especially wrong, Fabian managed to injure [[Okumura]], putting him out for several weeks due to shoulder issues. Okumura and Fabian have talked about having a match to settle the issue now between them, but CMLL hasn't given them more than occasional random trios. Okumura does not seem to hold a grudge as much as look at it as opportunity to get an important match out of it.

Fabian's work outside of the ring include running his own gym, and still working in stripping. Early in his CMLL career, pictures surfaced of Fabian unmasked and stripping, and it's not clear if he stopped stripping at that point. Fabian's recently worked with Rey Bucanero to promote CMLL shows at night clubs with stripping in between the matches.

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{{Gallery|name=Fabian2006.jpg|caption=2006}}
{{Gallery|name=Magnifico&Fabian.jpg|caption=Fabian VS El magnifico - Coacalco Feb 07}}
[[Category:Mexican wrestlers]]
[[Category:Current CMLL wrestlers]]
[[Category:Current IWRG wrestlers]]
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Pequeno Universo 2000

2009-07-20T18:28:16Z

Djowalsen: Redirect for searching ease

#REDIRECT [[Pequeño Universo 2000]]

La Reinera

2009-07-13T22:55:19Z

Djowalsen: Link fix

[[Image:Reinera.jpg]]
[[Image:Reinera02.jpg]]

Backracker rack, with the victim stretched along the attacker's back (as opposed to on his shoulders in [[La Atlántida]]). Attacker usually spins around while applying the submission.

[[Rolando Vera]] is credited with creating the move. In current lucha, it's mostly often seen as [[Shocker]]'s trademark hold.

[[Category:Submissions|Reinera]]
[[Category:Lucha Submissions|Reinera]]
[[Category:Moves|Reinera]]

User:Djowalsen

2009-07-05T05:45:06Z

Djowalsen: New page: Yo. I'm just a guy who's not very knowledgeable, but has the innate ability to find the most minor errors. Go Astros! --~~~~

Yo. I'm just a guy who's not very knowledgeable, but has the innate ability to find the most minor errors.

Go Astros!

--[[User:Djowalsen|Djowalsen]] 05:45, 5 July 2009 (UTC)

Villano V

2009-07-05T05:28:58Z

Djowalsen: /* Luchas de apuestas record */ Wrong Villano

== Profile ==
{{bioFields|
|image=V5_unmasked.jpg‎
|name=Villano V (Villano Quinto)
|realName=Raymundo Diaz Mendoza
|nicknames=La Pantera Rosa (The Pink Panther)
|nameHistory=Rokambole (debut - 09/83), Villano V (09/83 - ), Ray Mendoza Jr. (3/09 - )
|family=[[Ray Mendoza]] (father), [[Los Villanos]] (brothers), [[La Infernal]] (sister-in-law)
|maestro=[[Ray Mendoza]], [[Villano I]]
|birthdate=[[March 22]], [[1962]] - [[Mexico City]]
|obituarydate=
|debut=May ?, [[1976]] - [[Arena Naucalpan]] - [[Naucalpan]], [[Mexico State]]
|lostmaskto=[[March 20]], [[2009]] - [[Arena México]], [[Mexico City]] (vs [[Ultimo Guerrero]])
|height=5'8"/173 cms
|weight=220 lbs/100 kg
|signatureMoves=[[La Tapatia]], [[step over armbar]]
|titles=[[Naucalpan Tag Team Titles]] (w/ [[Kuroneko]] - as Rokambole), [[Naucalpan Welterweight Title]] (as Rokambole), [[Toluca Welterweight Title]], [[Nezahualcoyotl Lightweight Title]], [[Mexico State Lightweight Title]], [[UWA World Trios Titles]] (5, w/ [[Villano I|Villanos I]] & [[Villano IV]] four times, w/ [[Scorpio Jr.]] & [[Shu El Guerrero]]), [[UWA World Light Heavyweight Title]] (2), [[National Trios Titles]] (w/ [[Villano III]] & [[Dos Caras]]), [[National Atomicos Titles]] (w/ [[Pierroth Jr.]] & [[Villano III|Villanos III]] & [[Villano IV|IV]]), [[AAA Americas Trios Titles]] (w/ [[Villano III|Villanos III]] & [[Villano IV|IV]]), [[UWA World Tag Team Titles]] (w/ [[Villano IV]]), [[WWA World Tag Team Titles]] (w/ [[Villano IV]]), [[IWRG Trios Titles]] (w/ [[Villano III|Villanos III]] & [[Villano IV|IV]]), [[Arena Aztahuacan Tag Team Titles]] (w/ [[Villano IV]]), [[WWA World Trios Championship]] (w/[[Villano IV]], [[Villano III]])
}}

 

== Biography ==

Villano V is the last of the five Villano brothers. Villano V has had a long career in the [[UWA]], [[AAA]] and [[CMLL]], and one was one of many luchadors who spent many years in [[WCW]]. [[Villano III]], [[Villano IV|IV]] and V are currently rudos in CMLL, and Villano V is feuding with [[Blue Panther]].

Despite the number, Villano V is not the youngest of the Villanos brothers. Rey Mendoza mandated that his sons finishing studying for a career before they started wrestling. Villano IV, the youngest member of the group, completed his studies first, and so earned his number first.

Source: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Villano_V

{{Villanos}}

== Luchas de apuestas record ==
{{astart}}
{{aline|[[1977|77]]/[[Feburary 12|02/12]]|hair|Rokambole|[[Perro Sosa]]|[[Mexico City]]}}
{{aline|[[1977|77]]/[[March 1|03/01]]|hair|Rokambole|[[Lucio Risas]]|[[Acapulco]], [[Guerrero]]}}
{{aline|[[1977|77]]/[[March 27|03/27]]|mask|Rokambole|[[Bronco (UWA)|Bronco]]|[[Toluca]], [[Estado de Mexico]]}}
{{aline|[[1977|77]]/10/??|mask|Rokambole|[[Cuervo Blanco]]|[[Deportivo Moctezuma]] - [[Mexico State]]}}
{{aline|[[1977|77]]/[[December 17|12/17]]|hair|Rokambole|[[Perro Sosa]]|[[Mexico City]]}}
{{aline|[[1978|78]]/[[May 12|05/12]]|mask|Rokambole|[[Super Libre]]|[[Puebla]], [[Puebla]]}}
{{aline|[[1978|78]]/[[June 13|06/13]]|hair|Rokambole|[[Comanche]]|[[Mexico City]]}}
{{aline|[[1978|78]]/[[August 13|08/13]]|hair|Rokambole|[[Azcasgary]]|[[Tuxtla Gutierrez]], [[Chiapas]]}}
{{aline|[[1978|78]]/[[December 14|12/14]]|hair|Rokambole|[[Caballero Negro]]|[[Jalapa]], [[Veracruz]]}}
{{aline|[[1980|80]]/[[January 6|01/06]]|mask|Rokambole|[[Socio]]|[[Acapulco]], [[Guerrero]]}}
{{aline|[[1980|80]]/05/¿?|hair|Rokambole|[[Rambo|Jose Luis Mendieta]]|[[Mexico City]]}}
{{aline|[[1980|80]]/06/¿?|hair|Rokambole|[[Castorcito]]|[[Estado de Mexico]]}}
{{aline|[[1983|83]]/[[March 20|03/20]]|hair|Rokambole|[[Zandokan|Huichol Tapatío]]|[[Querétaro]], [[Querétaro]]}}
{{aline|[[1983|83]]/[[September 21|09/21]]|hair|[[Villano V|Rokambole]]|[[Guerrero Negro]]|[[Celaya]], [[Guanajuato]]}}
{{aline|[[1988|88]]/[[October 21|10/21]]|masks|[[Villano I|Los Villanos I]], [[Villano IV|IV]] & V|[[Los Brazos]] ([[Brazo de Oro|Oro]], [[Brazo de Plata|Plata]], [[El Brazo|Brazo]])|[[Plaza de Toros Monumental]] - [[Monterrey]], [[Nuevo Leon]]}}
{{aline|[[1991|91]]/[[July 19|07/19]]|masks|[[Villano I|Los Villanos I]], [[Villano IV|IV]] & V|[[Mercenarios Americanos]] ([[Tim Patterson]], [[Bill Anderson]] & [[Louie Spicolli]])|[[Auditorio de Tijuana]] - [[Tijuana]], [[Baja California]]}}
{{aline|[[2008|08]]/09/19|mask|Villano V|[[Blue Panther]]|[[Arena Mexico]] - Mexico City}}
{{aline|09/03/20|mask|[[Último Guerrero]]|Villano V|Arena México - Mexico City}}
{{aend|}}

== Gallery ==


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|caption=as Rokambole
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[[Category:Mexican wrestlers]]
[[Category:WCW Nitro wrestlers]]
[[Category:Current CMLL wrestlers]]

Villano IV

2009-07-05T05:28:25Z

Djowalsen: /* Luchas de apuestas record */ adding UWE hair win

== Profile ==
{{bioFields|
|image=V4.JPG
|name=Villano IV (Villano Cuarto)
|realName=
|nicknames=La Pantera Rosa (The Pink Panther)
|nameHistory=Leopardo Negro [II] (debut - 83), Villano IV (83 - ), Ray Mendoza Jr. (WCW, 1996), Tony Peña (WCW, 1996)
|family=[[Ray Mendoza]] (father), [[Villano I|Villanos I]], [[Villano II|II]], [[Villano III|III]], [[Villano V|V]] (brothers), [[La Infernal]] (sister-in-law)
|maestro=[[Ray Mendoza]], [[Villano I]]
|birthdate=[[April 5]], [[1965]] - [[Mexico City]]
|obituarydate=
|debut=[[1979]] - [[Arena Naucalpan]] - [[Naucalpan]], [[Mexico State]]
|lostmaskto=
|height=5'8"/172 cms
|weight=209 lbs/95 kg
|signatureMoves=[[Hucararrana]], [[Diamond Cutter]], [[DDT]], [[Senton]], [[Octopus Hold]]
|titles=[[Yucatán Welterweight Title]], [[Yucatán Middleweight Title]], [[Naucalpan Welterweight Title]], [[Naucalpan Middleweight Title]], [[WWA World Junior Light Heavyweight Title]], [[Universal/FULL UWF Super Middleweight Title]], [[UWA World Trios Titles]] (4, w/ [[Villano I|Villanos I]] & [[Villano V|V]]), [[National Atomicos Titles]] (w/ [[Pierroth Jr.]] & [[Villano III|Villanos III]] & [[Villano V|V]]), [[AAA Americas Trios Titles]] (w/ [[Villano III|Villanos III]] & [[Villano V|V]]), [[UWA World Tag Team Titles]] (w/ [[Villano V]]), [[WWA World Tag Team Titles]] (w/ [[Villano V]]), [[IWRG Trios Titles]] (w/ [[Villano III|Villanos III]] & [[Villano V|V]]), [[IWRG Intercontinental Heavyweight Title]], [[Arena Aztahuacan Tag Team Titles]] (w/ [[Villano V]]), [[WWA World Trios Championship]] (w/[[Villano III]], [[Villano V]])
}}

== Notes ==

Villano V is the last of the five Villano brothers. Villano V has had a long career in the [[UWA]], [[AAA]] and [[CMLL]], and one was one of many luchadors who spent many years in [[WCW]]. [[Villano III]], Villano IV and [[Villano V|V]] are currently rudos in CMLL.

== Luchas de apuestas record ==
{{astart}}
{{aline|80s|mask|Leopardo Negro II|[[Leopardo Negro I]]|unknown}}
{{aline|[[1983|83]]/[[April 16|04/16]]|hair|Leopardo Negro II|[[Luis Mariscal]]|[[Arena Puebla]] - [[Puebla]], [[Puebla]]}}
{{aline|[[1983|83]]/[[August 21|08/21]]|hair|[[Villano IV]]|[[Enfermero II]]|[[Arena Neza]] - [[Nezahualcoyotl]], [[Mexico State]]}}
{{aline|[[1983|83]]/[[September 29|09/29]]|hair|[[Villano IV]]|[[Emilio Charles Jr.]]|[[Jalapa]], [[Veracruz]]}}
{{aline|[[1988|88]]/[[January 31|01/31]]|mask|[[Villano IV]]|[[Loco Zandokan]]|[[El Toreo de Naucalpan]] - [[Naucalpan]], [[Mexico State]]}}
{{aline|[[1988|88]]/[[October 21|10/21]]|masks|[[Villano I|Villanos I]], IV & [[Villano V|V]]|[[Los Brazos]] ([[Brazo de Oro|Oro]], [[Brazo de Plata|Plata]], [[El Brazo|Brazo]])|[[Plaza de Toros Monumental]] - [[Monterrey]], [[Nuevo Leon]]}}
{{aline|[[1991|91]]/[[February 3|02/03]]|mask|[[Villano IV]]|[[El Engendro]]|[[El Toreo de Naucalpan]] - [[Naucalpan]], [[Mexico State]]}}
{{aline|[[1991|91]]/[[July 19|07/19]]|masks|[[Villano I|Los Villanos I]], IV & [[Villano V|V]]|[[Mercenarios Americanos]] ([[Tim Patterson]], [[Bill Anderson]] & [[Louie Spicolli]])|[[Auditorio de Tijuana]] - [[Tijuana]], [[Baja California]]}}
{{aline|[[1991|91]]/[[October 20|10/20]]|mask|[[Villano IV]]|[[Tigre Canadiense]]|[[El Toreo de Naucalpan]] - [[Naucalpan]], [[Mexico State]]}}
{{aline|[[2004|04]]/[[November 20|11/20]]|hair (1)|[[Villano IV]]|[[Brazo de Oro]]|[[Centro de Convenciones de Acapulco]] - [[Acapulco]], [[Guerrero]]}}
{{aline|[[2009|09]]/[[July 1|7/1]]|hair (2)|[[Villano IV]]|[[Monsther|Hombre Bala]]|[[Arena Lopes Mateos]] - [[Mexico City]]}}
{{aend|(1) [[Brazos]] vs. [[Villanos]] cage; (2) Cage match with [[Ringo Mendoza]], [[Dos Caras]], [[Universo 2000]], Brazo de Oro}}

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[[Category:WCW Nitro wrestlers]]
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[[Category:Mexican wrestlers]]

Hombre Bala

2009-07-05T05:21:48Z

Djowalsen: /* Luchas de apuestas record */ adding note, changing Villano

== Profile ==
{{bioFields|
|image=Monstherr.JPG
|name=Hombre Bala
|realName=Aurelio Ortiz Villavicencio
|nicknames=
|nameHistory=Chamaco Ortiz, Rey Pirata, Hombre Bala, Cromagnon, Cavernícola II, Pirata Negro, Fantasma De La Opera (AAA, 2/6/01), the Monsther (pronounced as "Monster")
|family=[[India Sioux 0]] (wife), [[India Sioux]] (daughter), [[La Marquesa]], [[Pirata Morgan]], [[Verdugo]] (brothers), [[Hombre Bala Jr.]], [[Corsario]] (sons); see: [[Pirata Family]] for more
|maestro=[[Caballero Tigre]]
|birthdate=[[June 30]], [[1953]]
|debut=[[November 29]], [[1970]]
|lostmaskto=[[Dr. O'Borman]] (as Rey Pirata) 
[[Atlantis]] - December 5, 1986, Arena Mexico (as Hombre Bala - first time) 
[[Robotman]] - December 18, 2000, Auditorio Tizayuca - Tizayuca, Hidalgo (as Pirata Negro)
|height=180 cm/5'11"
|weight=125 kgs/ 276 lbs
|obituarydate=
|signatureMoves=
|titles=[[Mexican National Trios Championship]] (w/[[Pirata Morgan]] & [[Jerry Estrada]]
|}}

A man of many names. Hombre Bala might have been the most famous, but his current character of Monsther is either close or better. That gimmick was a creation of AAA, where he worked as a midcard comedy rudo (teaming with [[Chucky]], feuding with [[Alebrije]] and [[Cuije]]) for many years. Left AAA in 2008 and works as independent.

As he's a wrestler putting a mask back on after losing it (repeatedly), it's rarely publicly acknowledged that Monsther is the same man as Hombre Bala or Rey Pirata. His children are mentioned as sons and daugther of Hombre Bala (and he made a television appearance with them as Hombre Bala), but there's no connection made to Monsther.

 

== Luchas de apuestas record ==
{{astart}}
{{aline|??/??/??|hair|[[Bestia Magnífica]]|Chamaco Ortiz|unknown}}
{{aline|??/??/??|mask|[[Bestia Magnífica]]|Rey Pirata|unknown}}
{{aline|??/??/??|hair|[[Dr. O'Borman]]|Chamaco Ortiz|unknown}}
{{aline|73/05/06|hair|Chamaco Ortiz|[[Killer Millán]]|Arena Bravo - Mexico City}}
{{aline|79/05/26|hair|[[Satánico]]|Chamaco Ortiz|Pista Arena Revolución - Mexico City}}
{{aline|79/12/04|hair|[[Sangre India]]|Chamaco Ortiz|Arena Coliseo - Mexico City}}
{{aline|82/06/02|mask|Hombre Bala|[[Magnum]]|unknown}}
{{aline|83/05/29|hair|Hombre Bala|[[Gorila Infernal]]|Arena Puebla - Puebla, Puebla}}
{{aline|86/12/05|mask|[[Atlantis]]|Hombre Bala|Arena México - Mexico City}}
{{aline|87/08/??|hair|[[El Dandy]]|Hombre Bala|unknown}}
{{aline|89/06/30|hair|[[Javier Cruz]]|Hombre Bala|Arena México - Mexico City}}
{{aline|89/11/17|hairs|[[Brazo de Plata]] & [[El Brazo]]|[[Verdugo]] & Hombre Bala|Arena México - Mexico City}}
{{aline|90/10/28|hair|[[Mogur]]|Hombre Bala|Arena Coliseo - Mexico City}}
{{aline|93/05/30|hair|[[Corazón de León]]|Cromagnon|Arena Coliseo - Mexico City}}
{{aline|94/12/15|hair|[[Ringo Mendoza]]|[[Hombre Bala]]|Pista Arena Revolucion}}
{{aline|96/02/02|hair (1)|[[Mr. Niebla]]|Cavernícola II|Arena Naucalpan - Naucalpan, Mexico State}}
{{aline|98/02/15|hair|Hombre Bala|[[Gran Misterio]]|Xalostoc, Mexico State}}
{{aline|99/03/22|mask|[[Atlantis]]|Rey Pirata|Domo de la Feria - León, Guanajuato}}
{{aline|[[2000]]/[[03/26]]|mask|[[El Justiciero|Justiciero]]|[[Hombre Bala|Rey Pirata]]|[[Bazar Coacalco]] - [[Coacalco]], [[Mexico State]]}}
{{aline|00/12/18|mask (2)|[[Robotman]]|Pirata Negro|Auditorio Tizayuca - Tizayuca, Hidalgo}}
{{aline|04/10/22|hair (3)|The Monster|[[Alebrije]]|Auditorio de Tijuana - Tijuana, Baja California}}
{{aline|09/07/01|hair (4)|[[Villano IV]]|Hombre Bala|Arena Lopez Mateos - Mexico City}}
{{aend|(1) Finals of a campal de la muerte; (2) Relevos Suicidas vs. [[Salsero]]/[[Anticristo]]; (3) Hair vs. Hair between masked wrestlers; (4) Cage match with Ringo Mendoza, [[Dos Caras]], [[Universo 2000]], [[Brazo de Oro]]}}

== Gallery ==


{{Gallery|
|name=CroMagnon.jpg
|caption=as Cro-Magnon
}}
{{Gallery|
name=Hombrebala.jpg|caption=Hombre Bala
}}
{{Gallery|
name=HombreBal.jpg|caption=Hombre Bala}}

{{Gallery|
name=Reypirata01.jpg|caption=as Rey Pirata}}

{{Gallery|
name=Reypirata02.jpg|caption=as Rey Pirata}}

{{Gallery|
name=Reypirata03.jpg|caption=unmasked}}

{{Gallery|
name=FantasmaDeLaOperaAAA.jpg|caption=as Fantasma De La Opera}}

{{Gallery|
name=monster.jpg|caption=w/ [[Chucky]]}}

[[Category:Mexican wrestlers]][[Category:Current IWRG wrestlers]]

Emilio Charles Jr.

2009-07-05T05:13:04Z

Djowalsen: /* Biography */ I swear, this is the last edit I'll make on this article, for now...

== Profile ==



{{bioFields|
|image=Emilio_Charles_Jr_(Independiente).JPG
|name=Emilio Charles Jr.
|realName=Sergio Emilio Charles Garduño
|nicknames=El Rey del "Beautiful" (The King of Beautiful)
|nameHistory=Emilio Charles Jr. (debut - )
|family=[[Emilio Charles]] (father)
|maestro=[[Diablo Velasco]], [[Abuelo Carrillo]]
|birthdate=[[October 12]], [[1956]] - [[Monterrey]], [[Nuevo León]]
|obituarydate=
|debut=[[February]] [[1980]] - [[Arena Jalisco]] - [[Guadalajara]], [[Jalisco]]
|lostmaskto=
|height=5'9"/176 cms
|weight=196 lbs/89 kg
|signatureMoves=[[Flying Splash]], [[Lariat]], [[Flying Dropkick]], [[La Silla]], [[Huracarrana]]
|titles=[[Distrito Federal Heavyweight Title]], [[NWA World Middleweight Title]] (2), [[National Trios Titles]] (w/ [[Vulcano]] & [[Tony Arce]]), [[National Middleweight Title]], [[CMLL World Middleweight Title]], CMLL [[La Copa Jr.]] 1996, [[CMLL World Tag Team Titles]] (w/ [[Dr. Wagner Jr.]]), [[CMLL World Trios Titles]] (2, w/ [[Sangre Chicana]] & [[Bestia Salvaje]] - [[Los Chacales]] -, w/ [[Satánico]] & [[Rey Bucanero]]).
}}



== Biography ==

In the mid-80's he was part of [[Los Destructores]] with [[Vulcano]] & [[Tony Arce]], a tremendous team that never received the chance they deserved.

In late 1987 he received a push as singles rudo versus tecnicos like [[Javier Cruz]] and [[Atlantis]].

After being a [[Los_Guapos#version_1.5|Guapo]] and a member of the [[Talibanes]], Emilio has resumed his previous gimmick of being Emilio Charles Jr. (But he still has the Taliban-era music.)

(July 2009)

== Luchas de apuestas record ==
{{astart}}
{{aline|??/??/??|hair|Emilio Charles Jr.|[[Brazo de Plata]]|Arena Coliseo - Guadalajara, Jalisco}}
{{aline|80s|hair|[[Enfermero Jr.]]|Emilio Charles Jr.|unknown}}
{{aline|83/02/05|hair|[[Dr. Muerte]]|Emilio Charles Jr.|El Toreo - Naucalpan, Mexico State}}
{{aline|83/[[September 29|09/29]]|hair|[[Villano IV]]|Emilio Charles Jr.|Jalapa, Veracruz}}
{{aline|85/03/03|hairs|Emilio Charles Jr. & [[Rino Castro]]|[[Comando Ruso|Comando Ruso I]] & [[II|Comando Ruso II]]|Arena Mexico - Mexico City}}
{{aline|85/07/??|hairs/mask|[[El Dandy]], [[Fuerza Guerrera]] & Emilio Charles Jr.|[[Tony Arce]], [[Vulcano]] & [[Lemús II]]|Arena Coliseo - Mexico City}}
{{aline|87/07/31|hairs|[[Americo Rocca]], [[Chamaco Valaguez]] & [[Javier Llanes]]|Emilio Charles Jr., [[Tony Arce]] & [[Vulcano]]|Arena México - Mexico City}}
{{aline|88/06/24|hair|Emilio Charles Jr.|[[Javier Cruz]]|Arena México - Mexico City}}
{{aline|89/07/28|hair (1)|[[El Dandy]]|[[Emilio Charles Jr.]]|Arena México - Mexico City}}
{{aline|93/10/29|hair|Emilio Charles Jr.|[[El Dandy]]|Arena México - Mexico City}}
{{aline|94/04/15|hair|Emilio Charles Jr.|[[La Fiera]]|Arena México - Mexico City}}
{{aline|94/10/14|hair|Emilio Charles Jr.|[[Miguel Pérez Jr.]]|Arena México - Mexico City}}
{{aline|96/[[September 27|09/27]]|hair|Emilio Charles Jr.|[[Silver King]]|Arena México - Mexico City}}
{{aline|98/03/20|hair|Emilio Charles Jr.|[[Satánico]]|Arena México - Mexico City}}
{{aline|98/[[September 25|09/25]]|hair|Emilio Charles Jr. & [[Máscara Año 2000]]|[[Ricky Santana]] & [[Fidel Sierra|El Boricua]]|Arena México - Mexico City}}
{{aline|01/04/15|hair|Emilio Charles Jr.|[[Ringo Mendoza]]|Arena Coliseo - Mexico City}}
{{aline|01/11/23|hair|Emilio Charles Jr.|[[Apolo Dantés]]|Arena México - Mexico City}}
{{aline|01/12/14|hair|[[Shocker]]|Emilio Charles Jr.|Arena México - Mexico City}}
{{aline|03/06/15|hair|Emilio Charles Jr.|[[Asesino Negro]]|Arena Coliseo - Guadalajara, Jalisco}}
{{aline|05/11/24|hair|Emilio Charles Jr.|[[Satánico]]|Arena Neza - Nezahualcoyotl, Mexico State}}
{{aline|06/10/29|hair|[[Maximo]]|Emilio Charles Jr.|[[Arena Coliseo DF]]}}
{{aline|07/09/16|hair|[[Mascara Purpura]]|Emilio Charles Jr.|[[Arena México]] - Mexico City}}
{{aend|(1) Draw where both wrestlers lost their hair}}

== Gallery ==

{{Gallery||name=Emiliocharlesjr 80s.jpg|caption=Early 80s}}
{{Gallery||name=Destructoresmid80s.jpg|caption=[[Los Destructores]]: [[Emilio Charles Jr.]], [[Tony Arce]] & [[Vulcano]] hitting to El Brazo}}
{{Gallery|name=nwalh_emilio.jpg|caption=[[NWA LH|as NWA World Light Heavyweight Champion]]}}
{{Gallery||name=dandyvcharles89.jpg|caption=1989 Draw Dandy vs Charles}}
{{Gallery||name=emiliocharlesjr01.jpg|caption=circa 1998}}
{{Gallery||name=emiliocharlesjr.jpg|caption=Guapos}}
 
{{Gallery||name=EMILIO1.jpg|caption=Champion}}
{{Gallery||name=Emiliocharlesjr05.jpg|caption=}}

[[Category:Mexican wrestlers]]

Hombre Bala

2009-07-05T05:06:48Z

Djowalsen: /* Profile */ typo

== Profile ==
{{bioFields|
|image=Monstherr.JPG
|name=Hombre Bala
|realName=Aurelio Ortiz Villavicencio
|nicknames=
|nameHistory=Chamaco Ortiz, Rey Pirata, Hombre Bala, Cromagnon, Cavernícola II, Pirata Negro, Fantasma De La Opera (AAA, 2/6/01), the Monsther (pronounced as "Monster")
|family=[[India Sioux 0]] (wife), [[India Sioux]] (daughter), [[La Marquesa]], [[Pirata Morgan]], [[Verdugo]] (brothers), [[Hombre Bala Jr.]], [[Corsario]] (sons); see: [[Pirata Family]] for more
|maestro=[[Caballero Tigre]]
|birthdate=[[June 30]], [[1953]]
|debut=[[November 29]], [[1970]]
|lostmaskto=[[Dr. O'Borman]] (as Rey Pirata) 
[[Atlantis]] - December 5, 1986, Arena Mexico (as Hombre Bala - first time) 
[[Robotman]] - December 18, 2000, Auditorio Tizayuca - Tizayuca, Hidalgo (as Pirata Negro)
|height=180 cm/5'11"
|weight=125 kgs/ 276 lbs
|obituarydate=
|signatureMoves=
|titles=[[Mexican National Trios Championship]] (w/[[Pirata Morgan]] & [[Jerry Estrada]]
|}}

A man of many names. Hombre Bala might have been the most famous, but his current character of Monsther is either close or better. That gimmick was a creation of AAA, where he worked as a midcard comedy rudo (teaming with [[Chucky]], feuding with [[Alebrije]] and [[Cuije]]) for many years. Left AAA in 2008 and works as independent.

As he's a wrestler putting a mask back on after losing it (repeatedly), it's rarely publicly acknowledged that Monsther is the same man as Hombre Bala or Rey Pirata. His children are mentioned as sons and daugther of Hombre Bala (and he made a television appearance with them as Hombre Bala), but there's no connection made to Monsther.

 

== Luchas de apuestas record ==
{{astart}}
{{aline|??/??/??|hair|[[Bestia Magnífica]]|Chamaco Ortiz|unknown}}
{{aline|??/??/??|mask|[[Bestia Magnífica]]|Rey Pirata|unknown}}
{{aline|??/??/??|hair|[[Dr. O'Borman]]|Chamaco Ortiz|unknown}}
{{aline|73/05/06|hair|Chamaco Ortiz|[[Killer Millán]]|Arena Bravo - Mexico City}}
{{aline|79/05/26|hair|[[Satánico]]|Chamaco Ortiz|Pista Arena Revolución - Mexico City}}
{{aline|79/12/04|hair|[[Sangre India]]|Chamaco Ortiz|Arena Coliseo - Mexico City}}
{{aline|82/06/02|mask|Hombre Bala|[[Magnum]]|unknown}}
{{aline|83/05/29|hair|Hombre Bala|[[Gorila Infernal]]|Arena Puebla - Puebla, Puebla}}
{{aline|86/12/05|mask|[[Atlantis]]|Hombre Bala|Arena México - Mexico City}}
{{aline|87/08/??|hair|[[El Dandy]]|Hombre Bala|unknown}}
{{aline|89/06/30|hair|[[Javier Cruz]]|Hombre Bala|Arena México - Mexico City}}
{{aline|89/11/17|hairs|[[Brazo de Plata]] & [[El Brazo]]|[[Verdugo]] & Hombre Bala|Arena México - Mexico City}}
{{aline|90/10/28|hair|[[Mogur]]|Hombre Bala|Arena Coliseo - Mexico City}}
{{aline|93/05/30|hair|[[Corazón de León]]|Cromagnon|Arena Coliseo - Mexico City}}
{{aline|94/12/15|hair|[[Ringo Mendoza]]|[[Hombre Bala]]|Pista Arena Revolucion}}
{{aline|96/02/02|hair (1)|[[Mr. Niebla]]|Cavernícola II|Arena Naucalpan - Naucalpan, Mexico State}}
{{aline|98/02/15|hair|Hombre Bala|[[Gran Misterio]]|Xalostoc, Mexico State}}
{{aline|99/03/22|mask|[[Atlantis]]|Rey Pirata|Domo de la Feria - León, Guanajuato}}
{{aline|[[2000]]/[[03/26]]|mask|[[El Justiciero|Justiciero]]|[[Hombre Bala|Rey Pirata]]|[[Bazar Coacalco]] - [[Coacalco]], [[Mexico State]]}}
{{aline|00/12/18|mask (2)|[[Robotman]]|Pirata Negro|Auditorio Tizayuca - Tizayuca, Hidalgo}}
{{aline|04/10/22|hair (3)|The Monster|[[Alebrije]]|Auditorio de Tijuana - Tijuana, Baja California}}
{{aline|09/07/01|hair|[[Villano V]]|Hombre Bala|Arena Lopez Mateos - Mexico City}}
{{aend|(1) Finals of a campal de la muerte; (2) Relevos Suicidas vs. [[Salsero]]/[[Anticristo]]; (3) Hair vs. Hair between masked wrestlers}}

== Gallery ==


{{Gallery|
|name=CroMagnon.jpg
|caption=as Cro-Magnon
}}
{{Gallery|
name=Hombrebala.jpg|caption=Hombre Bala
}}
{{Gallery|
name=HombreBal.jpg|caption=Hombre Bala}}

{{Gallery|
name=Reypirata01.jpg|caption=as Rey Pirata}}

{{Gallery|
name=Reypirata02.jpg|caption=as Rey Pirata}}

{{Gallery|
name=Reypirata03.jpg|caption=unmasked}}

{{Gallery|
name=FantasmaDeLaOperaAAA.jpg|caption=as Fantasma De La Opera}}

{{Gallery|
name=monster.jpg|caption=w/ [[Chucky]]}}

[[Category:Mexican wrestlers]][[Category:Current IWRG wrestlers]]

Blue Demon Jr.

2009-07-05T05:02:35Z

Djowalsen: /* Relationship Controversy */ spelling

== Profile ==
{{bioFields|
|image=BLUE1.jpg
|name=Blue Demon Jr.
|nicknames=El Hijo de la Leyenda Azul (The son of the Blue Legend)
|nameHistory=Blue Demon Jr. (debut - )
|family=[[Flama Solar]] (cousin), [[Blue Demon]] (adopted father); [[El Hijo de Anibal]] (son-in-law)
|maestro=[[Blue Demon]], [[Rolando Vera]], [[Rafael Salamanca]], [[Pepe Mendieta]]
|birthdate=[[July 16]], [[1966]] - [[Mexico City]]
|obituarydate=
|debut=[[July 26]], [[1985]] - [[Auditorio de Tijuana]] - [[Tijuana]], [[B.C.]]
|height=5'8"/172 cms
|weight=194 lbs/88 kg
|signatureMoves=Stunner/Ace Crusher, Scorpion Deathlock, [[Huracarrana]], [[Tope Suicida]]
|titles=[[WWA World Welterweight Title]], [[National Cruiserweight Title]], [[WWA World Middleweight Title]], [[UWA World Junior Heavyweight Title]], [[National Atomicos Titles]] (w/ [[La Parka AAA|La Parka Jr.]] & [[Perro Aguayo Jr.]] & [[Máscara Sagrada Jr.]]), [[IWAS World Light Heavyweight Title]], [[NWA World Heavyweight Title]]
|}}

== Relationship Controversy ==
Blue Demon Jr. was introduced, and portrayed for many years, as the son of [[Blue Demon]]. As time went on, and due to due the different skin colors, the story was changed to Blue Demon Jr. having been adopted by Blue Demon as a small child and raised as his son. Blue Demon's natural son, Alfredo Muñoz, did not have any interest in wrestling, so the gimmick was given to the adopted child with both children sharing in the profit.

The financial agreement has been a source of strife between Blue Demon's sons. Alfredo Muñoz owns the rights to the character, but Blue Demon Jr. made deals based on that name without involving Muñoz. In response, Muñoz has threatened to take away Demon Jr.'s right to use the gimmick. Just as damaging, Muñoz has claimed that Blue Demon Jr. is completely unrelated to Blue Demon family and not adopted, just a wrestler whom got the rights to portray Blue Demon in the ring (but not out of it.) Muñoz's explanation is Blue Demon Sr. did not want the name of Blue Demon to die, not when [[Santo]]'s name was being passed to [[El Hijo del Santo|the next generation]], so he found an outsider to carry on for him. Blue Demon Jr. has not publicly responded to these claims.

''We've chosen to leave Blue Demon Jr. listed as 'adopted son' for the moment, but note it may be a worked relationship.''

Muñoz's threat of taking the Blue Demon gimmick from Blue Demon Jr. has led to much speculation Blue Demon Jr. might lose his mask. A Demon loss was heavily rumored before his October '07 match with Espectro Jr., but they went with the original plan with of an Espectro Jr. loss.

== Luchas de apuestas record ==
{{astart}}
{{aline|??/??/??|mask|[[Blue Demon Jr.]]|[[Invasor Galáctico]]|unknown}}
{{aline|??/??/??|mask|[[Blue Demon Jr.]]|[[Vendaval]]|unknown}}
{{aline|??/??/??|mask|[[Blue Demon Jr.]]|[[La Mancha]]|unknown}}
{{aline|??/??/??|mask|[[Blue Demon Jr.]]|[[North Panther]]|unknown}}
{{aline|??/??/??|hair|[[Blue Demon Jr.]]|[[Álex González]]|unknown}}
{{aline|??/??/??|mask|[[Blue Demon Jr.]]|[[Black Panther]]|unknown}}
{{aline|??/??/??|mask|[[Blue Demon Jr.]]|[[Black Killer]]|unknown}}
{{aline|??/??/??|mask|[[Blue Demon Jr.]]|[[La Mosca]]|unknown}}
{{aline|??/??/??|hair|[[Blue Demon Jr.]]|[[La Mosca]]|unknown}}
{{aline|??/??/??|mask|[[Blue Demon Jr.]]|[[Scarlet]]|unknown}}
{{aline|??/??/??|mask|[[Blue Demon Jr.]]|[[El Depredador (Tijuana)]]|[[Auditorio de Tijuana]] - [[Tijuana]], [[Baja California]]}}
{{aline|??/??/??|mask|[[Blue Demon Jr.]]|[[Síndrome]]|unknown}}
{{aline|[[1989|89]]/??/??|hair|[[Blue Demon Jr.]]|[[Máquina Salvaje]]|unknown}}
{{aline|[[1994|94]]/[[November 24|11/24]]|mask|[[Blue Demon Jr.]]|[[MS-Jr.]]|[[Pista Arena Revolución]] - [[Mexico City]]}}
{{aline|[[1995|95]]|mask|[[Blue Demon Jr.]]|[[Ari Romero|Gran Sheik]]|[[Arena Coliseo]] - [[Mexico City]]}}
{{aline|[[1999|99]]/[[January 1|01/01]]|mask|[[Blue Demon Jr.]]|[[El Jorobado]]|[[Xico]], [[Veracruz]]}}
{{aline|[[1999|99]]/[[October 1|10/01]]|mask|[[Blue Demon Jr.]]|[[Black Demon]]|[[Auditorio de Tijuana]] - [[Tijuana]], [[Baja California]]}}
{{aline|[[2002|02]]/??/??|mask|[[Blue Demon Jr.]]|[[Black Fuhrer]]|[[Arena Alcalde]] - [[Guadalajara]], [[Jalisco]]}}
{{aline|[[2007|07]]/[[October 7|10/07]]|mask|[[Blue Demon Jr.]]|[[Espectro Jr. II|Espectro Jr.]]|Estadio Calimax, Tijuana, Baja California}}

{{aend|}}

== Gallery ==

{{Gallery||name=BDemonJr.JPG|caption=AAA time when he got burnt by [[Halloween]]}}
{{Gallery||name=Bluedemonjr.jpg|caption=[[2000]]}}
{{Gallery||name=Bluedemonjr02.jpg|caption=[[2005]]}}
{{Gallery|name=Title_bluedemon.jpg|caption=as [[IWAS World Light Heavyweight Championship|IWAS LH Champ]]}}
{{Gallery||name=Demonmovie.jpg|caption=[[2005]] New movie}}
{{Gallery|name=Bd muchalucha.jpg|caption=as seen on [[Mucha Lucha]]}}
 
{{Gallery||name=Blue-flama.jpg|caption=w/[[Flama Solar]] - [[2002]]}}
{{Gallery||name=Demon.jpg|caption=w/[[Lemus2]] 2006}}
{{Gallery||name=Demo.jpg|caption=}}
{{Gallery||name=Demonjrmoto.jpg|caption=}}
{{Gallery||name=bluedemonjr_la.jpg|caption=}}
{{Gallery|name=parka_demon_2007.jpg|caption=in LA with [[LA Park]]}}
 
{{Gallery||name=Bd.jpg|caption=}}
{{Gallery||name=Demonvsespectro.jpg|caption=mask vs mask 2007}}
{{Gallery||name=Demon_ataud.jpg|caption=vs [[Espectro Jr.]]}}
{{Gallery||name=Paliza.jpg|caption=w/ [[Hijo del Santo]] vs. [[Hijo de Cien Caras]]}}
{{Gallery||name=TODOXELTODO.jpg|caption=Todo X el Todo}}
{{Gallery||name=Pelea.jpg|caption=w/ [[Hijo del Santo]] vs. [[Tinieblas]]}}
 
{{Gallery||name=Consanto.jpg|caption=w/ [[Hijo del Santo]]}}
{{Gallery||name=Vssantito.jpg|caption=vs. [[Hijo del Santo]]}}
{{Gallery||name=Denuevo456.jpg|caption=}}
{{Gallery||name=B-demonjr-nwaheavy.jpg|caption=as [[NWA World Heavyweight Championship|NWA World Heavy Champ]]}}

[[Category:Mexican wrestlers]]

Emilio Charles Jr.

2009-07-05T04:43:17Z

Djowalsen: /* Biography */ Other edits that I meant to make...

== Profile ==



{{bioFields|
|image=Emilio_Charles_Jr_(Independiente).JPG
|name=Emilio Charles Jr.
|realName=Sergio Emilio Charles Garduño
|nicknames=El Rey del "Beautiful" (The King of Beautiful)
|nameHistory=Emilio Charles Jr. (debut - )
|family=[[Emilio Charles]] (father)
|maestro=[[Diablo Velasco]], [[Abuelo Carrillo]]
|birthdate=[[October 12]], [[1956]] - [[Monterrey]], [[Nuevo León]]
|obituarydate=
|debut=[[February]] [[1980]] - [[Arena Jalisco]] - [[Guadalajara]], [[Jalisco]]
|lostmaskto=
|height=5'9"/176 cms
|weight=196 lbs/89 kg
|signatureMoves=[[Flying Splash]], [[Lariat]], [[Flying Dropkick]], [[La Silla]], [[Huracarrana]]
|titles=[[Distrito Federal Heavyweight Title]], [[NWA World Middleweight Title]] (2), [[National Trios Titles]] (w/ [[Vulcano]] & [[Tony Arce]]), [[National Middleweight Title]], [[CMLL World Middleweight Title]], CMLL [[La Copa Jr.]] 1996, [[CMLL World Tag Team Titles]] (w/ [[Dr. Wagner Jr.]]), [[CMLL World Trios Titles]] (2, w/ [[Sangre Chicana]] & [[Bestia Salvaje]] - [[Los Chacales]] -, w/ [[Satánico]] & [[Rey Bucanero]]).
}}



== Biography ==

In the mid-80's he was part of [[Los Destructores]] with [[Vulcano]] & [[Tony Arce]], a tremendous team that never received the chance they deserved.

In late 1987 he received a push as singles rudo versus tecnicos like [[Javier Cruz]] and [[Atlantis]].

After being a [[Guapo]] and a member of the [[Talibanes]], Emilio has resumed his previous gimmick of being Emilio Charles Jr. (But he still has the Taliban-era music.)

(July 2009)

== Luchas de apuestas record ==
{{astart}}
{{aline|??/??/??|hair|Emilio Charles Jr.|[[Brazo de Plata]]|Arena Coliseo - Guadalajara, Jalisco}}
{{aline|80s|hair|[[Enfermero Jr.]]|Emilio Charles Jr.|unknown}}
{{aline|83/02/05|hair|[[Dr. Muerte]]|Emilio Charles Jr.|El Toreo - Naucalpan, Mexico State}}
{{aline|83/[[September 29|09/29]]|hair|[[Villano IV]]|Emilio Charles Jr.|Jalapa, Veracruz}}
{{aline|85/03/03|hairs|Emilio Charles Jr. & [[Rino Castro]]|[[Comando Ruso|Comando Ruso I]] & [[II|Comando Ruso II]]|Arena Mexico - Mexico City}}
{{aline|85/07/??|hairs/mask|[[El Dandy]], [[Fuerza Guerrera]] & Emilio Charles Jr.|[[Tony Arce]], [[Vulcano]] & [[Lemús II]]|Arena Coliseo - Mexico City}}
{{aline|87/07/31|hairs|[[Americo Rocca]], [[Chamaco Valaguez]] & [[Javier Llanes]]|Emilio Charles Jr., [[Tony Arce]] & [[Vulcano]]|Arena México - Mexico City}}
{{aline|88/06/24|hair|Emilio Charles Jr.|[[Javier Cruz]]|Arena México - Mexico City}}
{{aline|89/07/28|hair (1)|[[El Dandy]]|[[Emilio Charles Jr.]]|Arena México - Mexico City}}
{{aline|93/10/29|hair|Emilio Charles Jr.|[[El Dandy]]|Arena México - Mexico City}}
{{aline|94/04/15|hair|Emilio Charles Jr.|[[La Fiera]]|Arena México - Mexico City}}
{{aline|94/10/14|hair|Emilio Charles Jr.|[[Miguel Pérez Jr.]]|Arena México - Mexico City}}
{{aline|96/[[September 27|09/27]]|hair|Emilio Charles Jr.|[[Silver King]]|Arena México - Mexico City}}
{{aline|98/03/20|hair|Emilio Charles Jr.|[[Satánico]]|Arena México - Mexico City}}
{{aline|98/[[September 25|09/25]]|hair|Emilio Charles Jr. & [[Máscara Año 2000]]|[[Ricky Santana]] & [[Fidel Sierra|El Boricua]]|Arena México - Mexico City}}
{{aline|01/04/15|hair|Emilio Charles Jr.|[[Ringo Mendoza]]|Arena Coliseo - Mexico City}}
{{aline|01/11/23|hair|Emilio Charles Jr.|[[Apolo Dantés]]|Arena México - Mexico City}}
{{aline|01/12/14|hair|[[Shocker]]|Emilio Charles Jr.|Arena México - Mexico City}}
{{aline|03/06/15|hair|Emilio Charles Jr.|[[Asesino Negro]]|Arena Coliseo - Guadalajara, Jalisco}}
{{aline|05/11/24|hair|Emilio Charles Jr.|[[Satánico]]|Arena Neza - Nezahualcoyotl, Mexico State}}
{{aline|06/10/29|hair|[[Maximo]]|Emilio Charles Jr.|[[Arena Coliseo DF]]}}
{{aline|07/09/16|hair|[[Mascara Purpura]]|Emilio Charles Jr.|[[Arena México]] - Mexico City}}
{{aend|(1) Draw where both wrestlers lost their hair}}

== Gallery ==

{{Gallery||name=Emiliocharlesjr 80s.jpg|caption=Early 80s}}
{{Gallery||name=Destructoresmid80s.jpg|caption=[[Los Destructores]]: [[Emilio Charles Jr.]], [[Tony Arce]] & [[Vulcano]] hitting to El Brazo}}
{{Gallery|name=nwalh_emilio.jpg|caption=[[NWA LH|as NWA World Light Heavyweight Champion]]}}
{{Gallery||name=dandyvcharles89.jpg|caption=1989 Draw Dandy vs Charles}}
{{Gallery||name=emiliocharlesjr01.jpg|caption=circa 1998}}
{{Gallery||name=emiliocharlesjr.jpg|caption=Guapos}}
 
{{Gallery||name=EMILIO1.jpg|caption=Champion}}
{{Gallery||name=Emiliocharlesjr05.jpg|caption=}}

[[Category:Mexican wrestlers]]

Emilio Charles Jr.

2009-07-05T04:42:38Z

Djowalsen: /* Biography */ minor edits, updating

== Profile ==



{{bioFields|
|image=Emilio_Charles_Jr_(Independiente).JPG
|name=Emilio Charles Jr.
|realName=Sergio Emilio Charles Garduño
|nicknames=El Rey del "Beautiful" (The King of Beautiful)
|nameHistory=Emilio Charles Jr. (debut - )
|family=[[Emilio Charles]] (father)
|maestro=[[Diablo Velasco]], [[Abuelo Carrillo]]
|birthdate=[[October 12]], [[1956]] - [[Monterrey]], [[Nuevo León]]
|obituarydate=
|debut=[[February]] [[1980]] - [[Arena Jalisco]] - [[Guadalajara]], [[Jalisco]]
|lostmaskto=
|height=5'9"/176 cms
|weight=196 lbs/89 kg
|signatureMoves=[[Flying Splash]], [[Lariat]], [[Flying Dropkick]], [[La Silla]], [[Huracarrana]]
|titles=[[Distrito Federal Heavyweight Title]], [[NWA World Middleweight Title]] (2), [[National Trios Titles]] (w/ [[Vulcano]] & [[Tony Arce]]), [[National Middleweight Title]], [[CMLL World Middleweight Title]], CMLL [[La Copa Jr.]] 1996, [[CMLL World Tag Team Titles]] (w/ [[Dr. Wagner Jr.]]), [[CMLL World Trios Titles]] (2, w/ [[Sangre Chicana]] & [[Bestia Salvaje]] - [[Los Chacales]] -, w/ [[Satánico]] & [[Rey Bucanero]]).
}}



== Biography ==

In the mid-80's he was part of [[Los Destructores]] with [[Vulcano]] & [[Tony Arce]], tremendous team that never received the chance they deserved.

In late 1987 he received a push as singles rudo versus tecnicos like Javier Cruz and Atlantis.

After being a [[Guapo]] and a member of the [[Talibanes]], Emilio has resumed his previous gimmick of being Emilio Charles Jr. (But he still has the Taliban-era music.)

(July 2009)

== Luchas de apuestas record ==
{{astart}}
{{aline|??/??/??|hair|Emilio Charles Jr.|[[Brazo de Plata]]|Arena Coliseo - Guadalajara, Jalisco}}
{{aline|80s|hair|[[Enfermero Jr.]]|Emilio Charles Jr.|unknown}}
{{aline|83/02/05|hair|[[Dr. Muerte]]|Emilio Charles Jr.|El Toreo - Naucalpan, Mexico State}}
{{aline|83/[[September 29|09/29]]|hair|[[Villano IV]]|Emilio Charles Jr.|Jalapa, Veracruz}}
{{aline|85/03/03|hairs|Emilio Charles Jr. & [[Rino Castro]]|[[Comando Ruso|Comando Ruso I]] & [[II|Comando Ruso II]]|Arena Mexico - Mexico City}}
{{aline|85/07/??|hairs/mask|[[El Dandy]], [[Fuerza Guerrera]] & Emilio Charles Jr.|[[Tony Arce]], [[Vulcano]] & [[Lemús II]]|Arena Coliseo - Mexico City}}
{{aline|87/07/31|hairs|[[Americo Rocca]], [[Chamaco Valaguez]] & [[Javier Llanes]]|Emilio Charles Jr., [[Tony Arce]] & [[Vulcano]]|Arena México - Mexico City}}
{{aline|88/06/24|hair|Emilio Charles Jr.|[[Javier Cruz]]|Arena México - Mexico City}}
{{aline|89/07/28|hair (1)|[[El Dandy]]|[[Emilio Charles Jr.]]|Arena México - Mexico City}}
{{aline|93/10/29|hair|Emilio Charles Jr.|[[El Dandy]]|Arena México - Mexico City}}
{{aline|94/04/15|hair|Emilio Charles Jr.|[[La Fiera]]|Arena México - Mexico City}}
{{aline|94/10/14|hair|Emilio Charles Jr.|[[Miguel Pérez Jr.]]|Arena México - Mexico City}}
{{aline|96/[[September 27|09/27]]|hair|Emilio Charles Jr.|[[Silver King]]|Arena México - Mexico City}}
{{aline|98/03/20|hair|Emilio Charles Jr.|[[Satánico]]|Arena México - Mexico City}}
{{aline|98/[[September 25|09/25]]|hair|Emilio Charles Jr. & [[Máscara Año 2000]]|[[Ricky Santana]] & [[Fidel Sierra|El Boricua]]|Arena México - Mexico City}}
{{aline|01/04/15|hair|Emilio Charles Jr.|[[Ringo Mendoza]]|Arena Coliseo - Mexico City}}
{{aline|01/11/23|hair|Emilio Charles Jr.|[[Apolo Dantés]]|Arena México - Mexico City}}
{{aline|01/12/14|hair|[[Shocker]]|Emilio Charles Jr.|Arena México - Mexico City}}
{{aline|03/06/15|hair|Emilio Charles Jr.|[[Asesino Negro]]|Arena Coliseo - Guadalajara, Jalisco}}
{{aline|05/11/24|hair|Emilio Charles Jr.|[[Satánico]]|Arena Neza - Nezahualcoyotl, Mexico State}}
{{aline|06/10/29|hair|[[Maximo]]|Emilio Charles Jr.|[[Arena Coliseo DF]]}}
{{aline|07/09/16|hair|[[Mascara Purpura]]|Emilio Charles Jr.|[[Arena México]] - Mexico City}}
{{aend|(1) Draw where both wrestlers lost their hair}}

== Gallery ==

{{Gallery||name=Emiliocharlesjr 80s.jpg|caption=Early 80s}}
{{Gallery||name=Destructoresmid80s.jpg|caption=[[Los Destructores]]: [[Emilio Charles Jr.]], [[Tony Arce]] & [[Vulcano]] hitting to El Brazo}}
{{Gallery|name=nwalh_emilio.jpg|caption=[[NWA LH|as NWA World Light Heavyweight Champion]]}}
{{Gallery||name=dandyvcharles89.jpg|caption=1989 Draw Dandy vs Charles}}
{{Gallery||name=emiliocharlesjr01.jpg|caption=circa 1998}}
{{Gallery||name=emiliocharlesjr.jpg|caption=Guapos}}
 
{{Gallery||name=EMILIO1.jpg|caption=Champion}}
{{Gallery||name=Emiliocharlesjr05.jpg|caption=}}

[[Category:Mexican wrestlers]]

Averno

2009-07-05T04:24:58Z

Djowalsen: /* Notes */ various minor edits for clarity

== Profile ==

{{bioFields|
|image=Estelar36.jpg
|name=Averno (Hell)
|nicknames=none
|nameHistory=Rencor Latino (debut - 06/01), Averno (06/01 - )
|family=[[Rodolfo Ruiz]] (father), [[Rizado Ruiz]] (uncle)
|maestro=[[Rodolfo Ruiz]], [[Shadito Cruz]], [[Felipe Ham Lee]]
|birthdate=[[March 9]], [[1977]] - [[Mexico City]]
|debut=[[October 18]], [[1995]] - [[Arena Xochiaca]] - [[Xochiaca]], [[Mexico State]]
|height=5'9"/174 cms
|weight=174 lbs/79 kg
|signatureMoves=[[Double Underhook Sitout Facebuster]], no hands [[Tope con Giro]], [[top rope headbutt]]
|titles=[[National Trios Titles]] (w/ [[Mephisto]] & [[Satánico]]), [[NWA World Middleweight Title]] (2), [[CMLL World Tag Team Championship]] (2, w/ [[Mephisto]]), [[CMLL World Middleweight Championship]], [[TNA 2008 World X Cup]] (W/ [[Volador Jr.]], [[Ultimo Guerrero]] & [[Rey Bucanero]]).
|}}

== Notes ==

Over the last two years, Averno's seemed to exist to make [[Mistico]] look better. There are worse jobs to have.

In the wake of the [[Infernales]] split, Averno established himself as a talented, young(er) rudo on [[CMLL]]'s undercards. [[CMLL]] spotlighted him by giving him a title match versus el [[Hijo del Santo]] in [[2004]]. While he lost the match, it established him as a competitive singles wrestler. Based off his performance versus [[Hijo del Santo|Santo]], Averno received a chance and won the vacant [[NWA World Middleweight Title]] in a match with [[Zumbido]] on [[2004]].[[September 3|09.03]]. In retrospect, he was likely scheduled to be a transitional champion from the start.

[[Mistico]] beat Averno for the championship on [[January 1]]st, [[2005]] in [[Arena Coliseo DF]]. It was said by those there live to have been a fantastic match lasting 30-40 minutes (and one that was either not taped or has never been shown.) Since that day, [[Mistico]] and Averno have fought dozens of times since, in trios matches and title rematches (most notably in [[Guadalajara]].) Most of the matches end with [[Mistico]] locking on [[La Mistica]] in the center of the ring, but Averno's become known as someone who can push the near unbeatable [[Mistico]] and have an entertaining match with him.

The [[Mistico]] feud also has Averno getting chances at many other titles, despite never actually being able to win them.

Averno also has a thriving tag team career. His team with [[Mephisto]] has moved up to around semimain status. Their [[CMLL World Tag Team Championship]] reign got off to a slow start, but was very strong by the end of its run, peaking with an upset win over [[Negro Casas]] & [[El Hijo del Santo]] in [[Arena Mexico]]. Averno & [[Mephisto]] are widely regarded as the best permanent tag team pair in Mexico (though there's not really any competition.)

Since leaving [[Satanico]], Averno & [[Mephisto]] don't have a team name. They're sometimes just called "the Ex-Infernales", and a writer or two has tried naming them Scarios del Infierno/Assassins of Hell, but it hasn't really caught on.

Averno is an associate of [[Guerreros del Infierno]], but he and [[Mephisto]] have appeared to keep themselves as seperate from the group.

Averno's previous identity as Rencor Latino is acknowledged - in a TV skit, it was [[Satanico]]'s powers of evil that transfered him from Latino to Averno - and he's occasionally worn masks that are half Averno and half Rencor.

Averno's father, [[Rodolfo Ruiz]], is a [[CMLL]] referee, and it only rarely affects matches.

([[June]] [[2006]])

== Luchas de apuestas record ==
{{astart}}
{{aline|[[1998|98]]/[[June 9|06/09]]|mask|Rencor Latino|[[Apolo Chino (original)|Apolo Chino]]|[[Arena Coliseo]] - [[Mexico City]]}}
{{aline|[[2000|00]]/[[August 4|08/04]]|mask (1)|Rencor Latino|[[El Hijo del Gladiador]]|[[Arena México]] - [[Mexico City]]}}
{{aend|(1) Finals of a Torneo Cibernético}}

== Gallery ==

{{Gallery|name=Averno.jpg||caption=Rencor Latino}}
{{Gallery|name=Averno01.jpg||caption=Averno}}
{{Gallery|name=Averno_Azul.jpg|caption=}}
{{Gallery|name=CMLLMIDDLE_Averno.jpg|caption=as [[CMLL World Middleweight Championship|CMLL Middle]] Champ}}
{{Gallery|name=FTaverno.jpg||caption=Averno en leonguanajuato.com}}
{{Gallery|name=Avernorudo.jpg|caption=}}
 
{{gallery|name=Misticovsavernogdl.JPG|caption=for [[NWA World Welterweight Championship|NWA Welter]] vs [[Mistico]], [[September 30|30/Sep]]/[[2007|07]]}}

[[Category:Mexican wrestlers]]
[[Category:Current CMLL wrestlers]][[Category:TNA wrestlers]]
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Rey Wagner

2009-07-05T04:15:50Z

Djowalsen: /* Luchas de apuestas record */ typo

{{Status}}
== Profile ==
{{ShortBio|
|image=201ns5.jpg
|name=Dr. Wagner Jr.
|nicknames=El Galeno del Mal (The Evil Doctor) / El Galeno del Bien (After he became Tecnico)/La Eminencia Clínica Del Ring/El Clínico Del Ring
|nameHistory=Dr. Wagner Jr. (debut - )
|family=[[Dr. Wagner]] (father), [[Silver King]] (brother), [[Rossy Moreno]] (former wife), [[Leon Del Ring]] (nephew)
|maestro=[[Gran Markus]], [[Dr. Wagner]]
|birthdate=August 12, 1965 - Torreón, Coahuila
|debut=April 7, 1986 - Monterrey, Nuevo León
|height=5'10"/177 cms
|weight=216 lbs/98 kg
|signatureMoves=Wagner Driver ([[Michinoku Driver II]]), [[Death Valley Driver]], [[Niagara Driver]], [[Top-Rope Diamond Cutter]], [[Flying Splash]], [[Flying Senton]], [[Tiger Driver]], Running Lariat, [[Running Somersault Plancha (off the apron)]], [[Running Somersault Plancha (off the ramp)]]
|titles=[[Northern Mexico Heavyweight Title]], [[UWA World Junior Light Heavyweight Title]], [[CMLL World Light Heavyweight Title]], [[CMLL World Trios Titles]] (3, w/ [[Gran Markus Jr.]] & [[El Hijo del Gladiador]] - [[La Ola Blanca]], w/ [[Blue Panther]] & [[Black Warrior]] - [[Los Laguneros,]] w/ [[Fuerza Guerrera]] & [[Blue Panther]]), [[CMLL World Tag Team Titles]] (4, w/ [[Canek]], w/ [[Silver King]], w/ [[Emilio Charles Jr.]], w/ [[Último Guerrero]]), [[New Japan Pro Wrestling]]: IWGP Junior Heavyweight Tag Team Titles (w/ [[Kendo Kashin]]), WWC Hardcore Title, [[UWA World Heavyweight Title]], [[WWA World Junior Light Heavyweight Championship]], [[AAA World Heavyweight Championship]]
|}}

== Biography ==

[[Dr. Wagner Jr.]] is the top tecnico not wearing a silver mask in [[CMLL]]. He's a young legend to the fans, a wrestler with international experience (and success!) and capable of a great match when he wants one. Dr. Wagner is one of the most popular wrestlers in Mexico, and an iconic figure.

Wagner turned tecnico following the death of [[Dr. Wagner|his father.]] The change was fan inspired; Wagner was in a four way mask match on the first [[Arena Mexico]] show after his father's passing, and the fans did not want him to lose his mask that night under any circumstances. Wagner did not lose his mask, and the crowd clung to him after that moment. Wagner and the promotion tried to go back to the status quo after, but the fans cheered him enough to make a change.

Dr. Wagner becoming a tecnico had ripple affects across the promotion. Since he was feuding with [[Canek]], Canek had to turn rudo to continue it. Later, in [[2005]], the fans loudly picked Wagner over [[Atlantis]] when they were setting up a mask versus mask match, to the point where Atlantis was tainted as a tecnico (and had to be turned rudo) and Wagner had become so popular, the match couldn't be done at a profit to all sides.

Even though the mask match never took place, Atlantis and Wagner continue to be rivals, with the idea all sides might one day do the match in a different arena where the money works out better. (The feud with Canek has slipped to the wayside.)

More pressing for Dr. Wagner at the moment is a feud with another recently turned tecnico, [[LA Park]]. As with Atlantis, the crowd turned on LA Park with no prompting, and he responded in kind. Wagner stuck up for the people of "his house", and he and Park have had violent brawls in the weeks since. A Park/Wagner mask match would seem to have the same financial issues as the Atlantis one, but that's the way they seem to be heading.

Wagner often teams with [[Mistico]], as a big brother/protector to the smaller wrestler. He'll also team with his newly unmasked brother, [[Silver King]], who has been wrestling in some locales as Dr. Wagner Jr. II or el Hermano de Dr. Wagner Jr. Wagner has shown himself capable of wrestling Japanese junior and lucha technical styles, but his current feuds and positioning has resulted in him primary working as a brawler with hot comeback moves.

Dr. Wagner Jr. still potentially has many years left in his career. However, he's often said to have saved well from his career and could retire early. It's believed he was going to lose his mask to Atlantis when that match was originally scheduled, which could have been the one last big payoff of his career. Instead, it seems like he's going to hang around for a while longer.

Also see: [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dr._Wagner%2C_Jr. Wikipedia]

== Luchas de apuestas record ==
{{astart}}
{{aline|??/??/??|mask|Dr. Wagner Jr.|[[Jungla del Norte]]|¿¿¿???}}
{{aline|??/??/??|hair|Dr. Wagner Jr.|[[Brazo de Oro]]|¿¿¿???}}
{{aline|88/??/??|mask|Dr. Wagner Jr.|[[Drago]]|Arena Neza - Nezahualcoyotl, Mexico State }}
{{aline|03/11/14|hair|Dr. Wagner Jr.|[[Rey Misterio]]|Auditorio de Tijuana - Tijuana, Baja California}}
{{aline|06/04/19|hair|Dr. Wagner Jr.|[[Pierroth]]|Arena Coliseo De Acapulco}}
{{aline|08/08/30|hair(1)|Dr. Wagner Jr.|[[Green Demon I]]|Saltillo, Coahuila}}
{{aline|09/03/07|hair(2)|Dr. Wagner Jr.|[[Mascara Año 2000]]|Parque de beisbol Hmos. Herdan, Puebla}}
{{aend|(1)16 man elimination match; 2 finals of a cage match with [[Universo 2000]]}}

== Gallery ==

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{{Gallery||name=WagnerJr_WWC.jpg|caption=with his pretend WWC Hardcore Title}}
{{Gallery||name=drwagnerjr03.jpg|caption=2006}}
{{Gallery||name=Drwagnerjr.jpg|caption=2006}}
{{Gallery||name=DrWagnerJrentrance.jpg|caption=Making his entrance}}
{{Gallery||name=wagner jr..jpg|caption=posing}}
 
{{Gallery|name=drwagnerjr_la.jpg|caption=}}
{{Gallery|name=wagner_cobarde.jpg|caption=w/[[Cobarde II]]}}
{{Gallery|name=Disk3 0032.jpg|caption=Revolucha}}
{{Gallery|name=cmlltag_drwagnerjrultimogurrero.jpg|caption=[[CMLL World Tag Team Championship|Tag Champ]] w/[[Ultimo Guerrero]]}}
{{gallery|name=DWJR.jpg|caption=two belts}}
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{{Gallery|name=wagner_studio.jpg|caption=}}
{{Gallery|name=WvsG.JPG|caption=vs. [[Ultimo Guerrero]]}}
{{Gallery|name=Respect_by_Knotty_mx.jpg|caption=se me respeta}}
{{Gallery|name=Respect_5_by_Knotty_mx.jpg|caption=Bien Bien Bien}}
{{Gallery|name=Respect 2 by Knotty mx.jpg|caption=w/[[Mistico]]}}
{{Gallery|name=1864751390 a7fcbd1f6e o.jpg|caption=vs. [[Blue Demon]]}}
 
{{Gallery|name=1864754208 23b7f48c99 o.jpg|caption=w/[[Hijo del Santo]]}}
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{{Gallery|name=Semi19.jpg|caption=}}
{{Gallery|name=03_dr_wagner.jpg‎|caption=Sobre el Ring}}
{{Gallery|name=DocWagatMania.jpg|caption=in AAA}}
{{Gallery|name=DR. WAGNER JR..jpg|caption=}}
 
{{Gallery|name=aaaheavy_wagner.jpg|caption=[[AAA World Heavyweight Championship|as AAA World Heavyweight Champion]]}}
{{Gallery|name=Dr-wagner.jpg|caption=}}

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{{WWATitleBox}}
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[[Category:Mexican wrestlers]]
[[Category:Current AAA/PAP wrestlers]]
[[Category:Current Perros del Mal wrestlers]]

Popitekus

2006-08-01T21:43:45Z

Djowalsen: fixing city linkg, moving debut date to proper field

== Profile ==



{{bioFields|
|image=Popitekus.jpg
|name=Popitekus
|realName=Hilario Vargas Ruiz
|nicknames=Super Poooooooopi!, Popis
|nameHistory=Popitekus (debut - )
|family=none
|maestro=unknown
|birthdate=[[January 14]], [[1957]] - [[Atzacoalco]], [[Mexico City]]
|obituarydate=
|debut=[[June 3]], [[1982]] - [[Arena Puebla]] - [[Puebla]], [[Puebla State|Puebla]]

|lostmaskto=
|height=
|weight=
|signatureMoves=[[Flying Splash]], [[Tope Suicida]], [[Running Splash]]
|titles=[[Distrito Federal Heavyweight Title]], [[National Heavyweight Title]]
}}

== Biography ==


 
== Luchas de apuestas record ==
{{astart}}
{{aline|??/??/??|hair|[[El Egipcio]]|[[Popitekus]]|Arena Coliseo - Mexico City}}
{{aline|??/??/??|hair|[[Scorpio]]|[[Popitekus]]|unknown}}
{{aline|83/03/20|hair|[[Pirata Morgan]]|[[Popitekus]]|Arena México - Mexico City}}
{{aline|88/08/??|hair|[[Mil Máscaras]]|[[Popitekus]]|Auditorio de Tijuana - Tijuana, Baja California}}
{{aline|88/12/??|hair|[[Fabuloso Blondy]]|[[Popitekus]]|Arena México - Mexico City}}
{{aline|91/06/21|hair|[[Super Muñeco]]|[[Popitekus]]|Auditorio de Tijuana - Tijuana, Baja California}}
{{aline|93/11/06|hair|[[Brazo de Oro]]|[[Popitekus]]|Pista Arena Revolución - Mexico City}}
{{aline|98/??/??|hair|[[Popitekus]]|[[El Flechador]]|Pista Arena Revolución - Mexico City}}
{{aline|98/08/23|hair|[[Máscara Sagrada]]|[[Popitekus]]|Arena López Mateos - Tlalnepantla, Mexico State}}
{{aline|98/08/23|hair|[[Máscara Sagrada AAA]]|[[Popitekus]]|Arena López Mateos - Tlalnepantla, Mexico State}}
{{aend|}}

== Gallery ==

[[Category:Mexican wrestlers]]

Black Man

2006-04-16T04:18:33Z

Djowalsen: /* Biography */ replacing question marks with apostrophes, fixing one sentence

== Profile ==

{{bioFields||image=Blackman.jpg
|name=Black Man
|realName=Álvaro Meléndez Tibanez
|nicknames=none
|nameHistory=La Gacela (debut - 77), Spiderman (66), Black Man (77 - ), Celestial (04/91 - 93)
|family=none
|maestro=[[Diablo Velazco]]
|birthdate=Feburary 19, 1949 - Guadalajara, Jalisco
|debut=1965
|lostmaskto=[[Blue Panther]] - February 16, 1986 - El Toreo; [[Super Delfin]] - March 13, 1993 - Tokyo Korakuen Hall
|height=5'6"/168 cms
|weight=189 lbs/86 kg
|obituarydate=
|signatureMoves=[[Tope con Giro]], Corner Headstand into a [[Corbata]], [[Flying Armdrag]], [[Salto Mortal]]
|titles=[[UWA World Lightweight Title]], [[El Toreo Trios Titles]] (w/ [[Kung Fu]] & [[Kato Kung Lee]]), [[UWA World Welterweight Title]] (2)
|}}

== Biography ==

The best worker (by a mile) from the legendary trio [[Los Fantásticos]], but also the lesser star. Trained in his native Guadalajara with [[Diablo Velazco]]. Debuted in 1965 as La Gacela. Also worked as Spider Man, and lost his mask to [[Dr. O'Borman]] in 1966 in Tijuana. He was a very good lightweight, but way too small to be a star. Luckily for him, a decade later, [[Francisco Flores]] pushed talented lightweights to the moon. In 1977, he became Black Man and got a push on the Northern division and El Toreo later, winning the [[UWA Lightweight title]] on 09/10/78, defeating [[El Matemático]] in a rare 'técnico vs. técnico' tournament final that got rave reviews. He had the belt during three years and defended it 69 times. Formed a tag team with White Man ([[Alberto Muñoz]]), but later feuded with him and unmasked him. After the initial 83-86 run of Los Fantásticos, Black Man stayed at El Toreo and tried to reform the team with [[Super Kendo|Kendo]] and Avispón Negro ([[El Monarca]]) without sucess. He had an excellent feud with [[Blue Panther]], who he defeated on 02/09/86 for the UWA Welterweight title, but lost his mask against him just a week later. After that, every Fantásticos reunion failed because only one of them had his mask. On 04/91 he got himself a new mask and outfit as El Celestial. He was chubbier than before, but still could all his spots, including his trademark headstand on the corner. Well, until he realized people would notice who he is if he kept doing it. He won the UWA Welterweight title with that name on 06/92, and lost it to Super Delfin (who he probably sold it to) on 05/93 in Japan. Also lost his Black Man mask to [[Super Delfin]] in Tokyo's Korakuen Hall on 03/13/93. After that he retired and moved to Monterrey where he owned a lucha gym and a restaurant. As a fun fact, he once was [[El Santo]]'s high risk move double in a movie!

 

== Luchas de apuestas record ==
{{astart}}
{{aline|77/04/07|mask|[[Black Man]]|[[Demonio Azul]]|unknown}}
{{aline|78/01/29|hair|Black Man & Matemático|El Signo & Lobo Rubio|El Toreo - Naucalpan, Mexico State}}
{{aline|83/10/02|hair|[[Black Man]]|[[Pantera Negra]]|Arena Afición - Pachuca, Hidalgo}}
{{aline|84/11/20|masks|Blue Panther & Black Man|[[Las Sombras de Plata]]|El Toreo - Naucalpan, Mexico State}}
{{aline|86/02/16|mask|[[Blue Panther]]|[[Black Man]]|El Toreo - Naucalpan, Mexico State}}
{{aline|90/02/07|hair|[[El Brazo]]|[[Black Man]]|Arena Naucalpan - Naucalpan, Mexico State}}
{{aline|90/10/30|hair|[[Black Man]]|[[Black Terry]]|Arena Querétaro - Querétaro, Querétaro}}
{{aline|92/06/04|hair|[[Celestial]]|[[Demonio Arrieta]]|Pista Arena Revolución - Mexico City}}
{{aline|92/08/11|mask|[[Celestial]]|[[Pólvora]]|Arena Querétaro - Querétaro, Querétaro}}
{{aend|}}

== Gallery ==

{{Gallery||name=Blackman.jpg|caption=1984}}
{{Gallery||name=Blackman01.jpg|caption=1989}}
{{Gallery||name=Nuevosfantasticosmook.jpg|caption=Los Nuevos Fantasticos}}
{{Gallerywide||name=kungfukatoblackman.jpg|caption=Los Fantásticos}}
 
{{Gallery||name=blackman_headstand.jpg|caption=Headstand}}
{{Gallerywide||name=blackman_saltomortal.jpg|caption=Salto Mortal}}
{{Gallerywide||name=blackman_flyingarmdrag.jpg|caption=Flying Armdrag}}
{{Gallerywide||name=blackman_topecongiro.jpg|caption=Tope con Giro}}

[[Category:Mexican wrestlers]]

Pirata Morgan

2006-04-03T03:40:57Z

Djowalsen: link fix

== Profile ==

{{bioFields|
|image=piratamorgan.jpg
|name=Pirata Morgan
|realName=Pedro Ortiz Villanueva
|nicknames=El Mejor Luchador del Mundo (The best wrestler in the world)
|nameHistory=Siki Ozama II (debut - ??), Pedro Ortiz, Ramón Morgan, Pirata Morgan (81 - ), Violencia (PROMELL version/not EMLL, 07/96 - 10/96)
|family=[[El Verdugo|El Verdugo/Cromagnon]] (brother), [[Ray Pirata|El Hombre Bala/Rey Pirata/Troglodita]] (brother), [[Rey Bucanero]] (nephew), [[Pirata Morgan Jr.]] (son)
|maestro=[[Hombre Bala]], [[Rafael Salamanca]]
|birthdate=[[July 29]], [[1962]] - [[Nezahualcoyotl]], [[Mexico State]]
|obituarydate=
|debut=[[February 20]], [[1979]] - [[Arena Isabel]] - [[Cuernavaca]], [[Morelos]]
|lostmaskto=5'9"/176 cms
|height=214 lbs/97 kg
|weight=[[Power Bomb]], [[Senton]], [[second rope moonsault press]], [[Tope Suicida]]
|signatureMoves=
|titles=[[National Heavyweight Title]], [[National Trios Titles]] (2, w/ [[MS-1]] & [[Satanico]], w/ [[Jerry Estrada]] & [[Hombre Bala]]), [[Distrito Federal Heavyweight Title]], [[NWA Intercontinental Title]], [[CMLL World Trios Titles]] (2, w/ [[MS-1]] & [[Satanico]]), [[IWC World Heavyweight Title]] (2), [[IWRG Intercontinental Heavyweight Title]] (2), [[National Tag Team Titles]] (w/ [[El Texano]])
}}



== Biography ==


 
== Luchas de apuestas record ==
{{astart}}
{{aline|??/??/??|hair|[[El Dandy]]|[[Pirata Morgan]]|unknown}}
{{aline|??/??/??|hair|[[El Dandy]]|[[Pirata Morgan]]|unknown}}
{{aline|??/??/??|hair|[[Máscara Año 2000]]|[[Pirata Morgan]]|Arena México - Mexico City}}
{{aline|??/??/??|hair|[[Pirata Morgan]]|[[El Jalisco]]|unknown}}
{{aline|??/??/??|hair|[[Pirata Morgan]]|[[La Fiera]]|unknown}}
{{aline|??/??/??|hair|[[Pirata Morgan]]|[[El Egpicio]]|unknown}}
{{aline|??/??/??|hair|[[Satánico]]|[[Pirata Morgan]]|unknown}}
{{aline|80/08/31|hair|[[César 'Atlas' Curiel]]|[[Pirata Morgan]]|Pista Arena Revolución - Mexico City}}
{{aline|83/03/20|hair|[[Pirata Morgan]]|[[Popitekus]]|Arena México - Mexico City}}
{{aline|83/04/24|hair|[[Pirata Morgan]]|[[César Curiel]]|Arena México - Mexico City}}
{{aline|83/12/11|hair|[[El Jalisco I]]|[[Pirata Morgan]]|Arena Coliseo - Mexico City}}
{{aline|84/04/08|hair|[[Halcón Ortiz]]|[[Pirata Morgan]]|Arena México - Mexico City}}
{{aline|86/07/04|hair|[[Pirata Morgan]]|[[MS-1]]|Arena México - Mexico City}}
{{aline|87/09/18|hair|[[Pirata Morgan]]|[[Tony Salazar]]|Arena México - Mexico City}}
{{aline|89/08/18|hair|[[Pirata Morgan]]|[[Steve Nelson]]|Arena México - Mexico City}}
{{aline|90/??/??|hair|[[Aníbal]]|[[Pirata Morgan]]|Tlalnepantla, Mexico State}}
{{aline|90/11/16|hair|[[El Faraón]]|[[Pirata Morgan]]|Arena México - Mexico City}}
{{aline|91/03/15|hair|[[Pirata Morgan]]|[[MS-1]]|Arena México - Mexico City}}
{{aline|92/02/28|hair|[[Pirata Morgan]]|[[Masakre]]|Arena México - Mexico City}}
{{aline|92/07/17|hair|[[Vampiro Canadiense]]|[[Pirata Morgan]]|Arena México - Mexico City}}
{{aline|93/11/26|hair|[[Satánico]]|[[Pirata Morgan]]|Texcoco, Mexico State}}
{{aline|96/07/29|hair|[[Héctor Garza]]|[[Pirata Morgan]]|Arena Puebla - Puebla, Puebla}}
{{aline|97/07/27|hair|[[Antifaz del Norte]]|[[Pirata Morgan]]|Arena Coliseo - Monterrey, Nuevo León}}
{{aline|97/12/22|hair|[[Tarzan Boy]]|[[Pirata Morgan]]|Plaza de Toros Lauro Luis Longoria - Nuevo Laredo, Tamps.}}
{{aline|98/04/21|hair (1)|[[Máscara Sagrada]]|[[Pirata Morgan]]|Aguascalientes, Aguascalientes}}
{{aline|98/09/01|hair|[[Vampiro]]|[[Pirata Morgan]]|Houston, Texas, USA}}
{{aline|98/12/??|hair|[[Máscara Sagrada]]|[[Pirata Morgan]]|unknown}}
{{aline|99/??/??|hair|[[La Parka Jr.]]|[[Pirata Morgan]]|Nuevo Laredo, Tamps.}}
{{aline|00/09/03|hair|[[Sangre Chicana]]|[[Pirata Morgan]]|Arena Solidaridad - Monterrey, Nuevo León}}
{{aline|01/05/24|hair (2)|[[Sangre Chicana]]|[[Pirata Morgan]]|Plaza de Toros de la Caletilla - Acapulco, Gro.}}
{{aline|01/12/07|hair|[[Príncipe Arandú]]|[[Pirata Morgan]]|Auditorio de Tijuana - Tijuana, Baja California}}
{{aline|03/04/13|hair|[[Latin Lover]]|[[Pirata Morgan]]|Dallas, Texas, USA}}
{{aline|03/06/15|hair (3)|[[Heavy Metal]]|[[Pirata Morgan]]|El Toreo - Naucalpan, Mexico State}}
{{aline|03/10/28|hair|[[Villano III]]|[[Pirata Morgan]]|Arena JuBa - Reynosa, Tamaulipas}}
{{aend|(1) Cage match; (2) Triangle hair 'Bull Terrier' match with El Cobarde; (3) Match with Sangre Chicana and Texano}}

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Scorpio Jr.

2006-04-03T03:39:24Z

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== Profile ==
{{bioFields|
|image=Scorpiojr.jpg
|name=Scorpio Jr.
|realName=Rafael Núñez Juan
|nicknames=El Guapo (The handsome one)
|nameHistory=Imágen (debut - 85), Scorpio Jr. (85 - ), El Bandido (WWF, 1999)
|family=[[Scorpio]] (father)
|maestro=[[Scorpio]], [[Rafael Salamanca]]
|birthdate=[[October 11]], [[1966]] - [[Mexico City]]
|obituarydate=
|debut=[[August 30]], [[1985]] - [[Arena Actopan]] - [[Hidalgo]]
|lostmaskto=[[Negro Casas]] & [[El Hijo del Santo]] - [[March 11]], [[1999]] - [[Arena México]]
|height=5'9"/174 cms
|weight=216 lbs/98 kg
|signatureMoves=[[Power Bomb]], [[Spinebuster Bomb]], [[Inverted Atomic Drop]], [[Senton]]
|titles=[[UWA World Trios Titles]] (3, w/ [[Shu El Guerrero]] & [[Engendro]] twice, w/ [[Shu El Guerrero]] & [[Villano V]]), [[UWF Intercontinental Tag Team Titles]] (w/ [[Shu El Guerrero]]), [[CMLL World Tag Team Titles]] (2, w/ [[Bestia Salvaje]]), [[IWRG Intercontinental Heavyweight Title]] (3), [[WCW Cruiserweight title]] (fake WCW title from Tijuana)
}}

== Biography ==


Scorpio Jr.

== Gallery ==




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Heavy Metal

2006-04-03T03:38:25Z

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== Profile ==



{{bioFields|
|image=heavymetal.jpg
|name=Heavy Metal
|realName=Erick Francisco Casas Ruiz
|nicknames=none
|nameHistory=Canelo Casas (debut - 92/05), Heavy Metal (92/05 - )
|family=[[Pepe Casas]] (father), [[Negro Casas]] and [[Felino]] (brothers), [[Black Star]] (cousin), [[Kid Tiger]] (nephew)
|maestro=[[Pepe Casas]], [[Raúl Reyes]], [[Negro Casas]], [[Felino]]
|birthdate=October 4, 1970 - Mexico City
|obituarydate=n/a
|debut=February 14, 1988 - Arena Azteca Budokan - Mexico City
|lostmaskto=n/a
|height=5'8"/173 cms
|weight=194 lbs/88 kg
|signatureMoves=La Casita ([[Magistral Cradle]]), [[Plancha]], [[Slingshot somersault bodyblock]], Heavy Punch (punch to the face)
|titles=[[Naucalpan Tag Team Titles]] (as Canelo Casas, w/ [[Mr. Cid|Arkangel]]), [[National Welterweight Title]], [[WWA World Welterweight Title]], [[National Tag Team Titles]] (w/ [[Latin Lover]]), [[UWA World Light Heavyweight Title]], [[IWRG Intercontinental Heavyweight Title]]
}}

== Biography ==


 
== Luchas de apuestas record ==
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{{aline|??/??/??|hair|[[Heavy Metal]]|[[Rambo]]|unknown}}
{{aline|88/09/11|hair|El Pantera II & Canelo Casas|Mr. Cid & Bestia Verde (Dick Angelo)|Arena Naucalpan - Naucalpan, Mexico State}}
{{aline|89/02/03|hair|[[Ultraman 2000]]|[[Canelo Casas]]|Auditorio de Tijuana - Tijuana, Baja California}}
{{aline|90/08/??|hair|[[Canelo Casas]]|[[El Mestizo]]|Arena Coliseo - Mexico City}}
{{aline|92/11/15|hair|[[Heavy Metal]]|[[Barba Negra]]|Arena Xochiaca - Xochiaca, Mexico State}}
{{aline|94/04/26|hair|[[Heavy Metal]]|[[Jerry Estrada]]|Aguascalientes, Aguascalientes}}
{{aline|94/09/28|hair|[[Heavy Metal]]|[[Tony Arce]]|Jalapa, Veracruz}}
{{aline|98/03/01|hair|[[Heavy Metal]]|[[Sangre Chicana]]|El Toreo - Naucalpan, Mexico State}}
{{aline|99/09/17|mask (1)|[[Heavy Metal]]|[[Kick Boxer]]|Gimnasio Juan de la Barrera - Mexico City}}
{{aline|01/11/23|hair (2)|[[Héctor Garza]]|[[Heavy Metal]]|Plaza México - Mexico City}}
{{aline|03/06/15|hair (3)|[[Heavy Metal]]|[[Pirata Morgan]]|El Toreo - Naucalpan, Mexico State}}
{{aline|03/08/31|hair (4)|[[Heavy Metal]]|[[El Brazo]]|Arena Solidaridad - Monterrey, Nuevo León}}
{{aline|04/10/16|mask (5)|[[Heavy Metal]]|[[Mosco de la Merced AAA]]|Plaza de Toros La Concordia - Orizaba, Veracruz}}
{{aline|04/12/05|hair (6)|[[Latin Lover]]|[[Pirata Morgan]]|El Toreo - Naucalpan, Mexico State}}
{{aend|(1) Cage match with Octagon and Jaque Mate; (2) Four way match with Aguayo Jr. & Latin Lover; (3) Match with Sangre Chicana and Texano; (4) Cage match w Zorro, Chicana, Texano & O. Sevilla; (5) Cage match with Zorro, Incotable, Psicosis & Histeria; (6) Cage match with Lover, Metal, Hator and Fiera. Morgan wasn't even in the match, he just interfered and lost.}}

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Dr. Wagner

2006-03-25T18:00:23Z

Djowalsen: adding obitiuary date

== Profile ==
{{bioFields|
|image=Drwagner.jpg
|name=Dr. Wagner
|realName=Manuel González Rivera
|nicknames=El Galeno del Mal (The Evil Doctor)
|nameHistory=Dr. Wagner (debut - )
|family=[[Dr. Wagner Jr.]] and [[Silver King]] (sons)
|maestro=[[Roy Velasco]]
|birthdate=[[April 13]], [[1936]] - [[Zacatecas]], [[Zacatecas]]
|obituarydate=[[September 12]], [[2004]] - [[Torreón]], [[Coahuila]],
|debut=[[July 16]], [[1961]] - [[Guadalajara]], [[Jalisco]]
|lostmaskto=[[El Solitario]] - [[December 1]], [[1985]] - [[Plaza de Toros Monumental de Monterrey]]
|height=5'9"/174 cms
|weight=211 lbs/94 kg
|signatureMoves=[[Gory Special]], [[Tabla Marina]]
|titles=[[National Light Heavyweight Title]] (3), [[NWA World Light Heavyweight Title]], Los Angeles: [[NWA Americas Tag Team Titles]] (w/ [[Angel Blanco]]), [[National Tag Team Titles]] (w/ [[Angel Blanco]])
}}

== Biography ==


Dr. Wagner, real name Manuel González Rivera, was born on April 13th, 1936 (usually announced as 1941, which was his "worked" birth date) in Zacatecas, Zac. However, he grew up and lived the rest of his life in Torreón, Coah., so he considered himself a "Lagunero".

He trained for lucha libre in Guadalajara's "Gimnasio Hércules", which was owned by Roy Velasco. Back in those days, he would wake up at 5 AM and work for five hours at the "Corona" market, loading and unloading trucks. After a lot of hard work, Manuel debuted on July 16th, 1961 in Guadalajara, Jal. as Centella Negra (Black Lightning Spark), teaming with Torbellino Negro (Black Whirlwind) against Pancho Ramírez and Monje Loco (Mad Monk).

The name did not last long, as in 1962, Mexican-Jewish promoter Elías Simón, who ran in the North of the country, suggested he should switch names to El Hijo del Médico Asesino. Rudo doctor gimmicks were pretty popular back then in México and he liked the idea but not the name. Médico Asesino had died in June, 1960 and he was not happy with the idea of being the fake junior of a legend who had died in his prime as he wanted to build his own legend. He was at home, either listening to a Richard Wagner composition or reading a book about him, when he came up with the name of Dr. Wagner.

González made his debut as Dr. Wagner at the legendary Arena Isabel in Cuernavaca, Mor. in the main event against Rubén Juárez. By 1964, he already had a pretty good reputation in the Northern Mexico region through working for Ciclón Veloz in Monterrey, and his name was already becoming well known as somebody who was ready to get a chance to succeed in Mexico City and who had all the tools to do so.

EMLL contacted him and he had his first match at Arena Coliseo on February 28th, 1965 where he teamed with Jorge Allende. He immediately created a good impression, as he was a natural light heavyweight (175 cm., 93 kg.) who could work, had an incredible in-ring presence, and had a great gimmick. He was actually not the first wrestler to use the Dr. Wagner name in Mexico, as on September 28th, 1941 a different Dr. Wagner debuted at Arena Mexico, defeating Caballero Lee. The first Wagner only wrestled a few more times before disappearing.

His first major singles win was on July 17th, 1966 when he defeated popular heavyweight Raúl "Moritas" Reyes in the "mask vs. hair" main event of an Arena Mexico show but he became a main event superstar as a tag team wrestler.

In the early months of 1966, he joined forces with El Ángel Blanco as "La Ola Blanca" (The White Wave). Both men dressed in all white costumes and within a matter of months they became the second best working tag team in the country, behind only René Guajardo and Karloff Lagarde. When the "Rebeldes" broke up later that year, they were clearly the best in the country.

Blanco and Wagner were the epitome of old school rudos, as they were mean brawlers who would punch and kick their opponents to death, but would dominate and finish them with polished submission work. They had a knack for getting the crowd to hate them, even though they were two of the coolest rudos of the era. They were considered cool because they looked like such major superstars in posed pictures celebrating after the matches or in studio shots for the magazines, with Wagner wearing his full doctor outfit while Angel boasted his impressive physique clad in his white cape.

The tag team was put over strong at first, going over high caliber teams such as Ray Mendoza and Rayo de Jalisco, Mil Máscaras and Ham Lee, and Dory Dixon and Raúl Reyes. In December, 1966 they defeated El Santo and Rayo de Jalisco for the National Tag Team titles. To earn their shot at the champions, they had won a tournament which had spanned through several weeks, and featured every major team of the era. This was seen as a major win as Santo and Jalisco were considered pretty much an "unbeatable" team back then, and had gone through successful title defenses against teams like Mil Máscaras and Black Shadow, and René Guajardo and Karloff Lagarde (in what was a weird case of National champions defeating the World champions).

They were considered the 1966 tag team of the year by the Box y Lucha magazine, as well as EMLL's internal awards, where Wagner also captured "revelation of the year". Such a promotion made them major draws all around the country in their first year as a tag team, even though they weren't thought of as huge stars like Mendoza, Máscaras, Santo, Jalisco or Guajardo.

When it looked like things couldn't get better for Wagner and Blanco, a "rookie" El Solitario joined the trio. It was not the first time La Ola Blanca had been a trio, as Wagner and Blanco had teamed in the past with El Enfermero but the alliance did not last long, as Enfermero was considered washed up and couldn't keep up with the working style of Blanco and Wagner. Now things were different. Solitario was way too good for somebody with his level of experience, as he had an explosive, high-flying style, tons of charisma, and was a rudo with a lot of intensity. When the "Ola Blanca" and Solitario were together, everybody knew they were seeing something special.

By 1969, the trio was the hottest act in the country, save for El Santo and Blue Demon, and they were also three of the top ten workers in the country. Things became even hotter when Blanco and Wagner turned on El Solitario, starting up one of the most legendary feuds in the history of lucha libre, and also marking the first step for the legend of Solitario as one of the five biggest stars ever in Mexico.

During this time, Wagner kept an insane schedule. While the Mexican wrestlers don't have the travel problems that US wrestlers had in the 80's, the toll of the schedule on the mind and body was probably similar. Wagner would wake up at 4:30 AM, run for an hour and then go to the gym for three hours. He would then have breakfast and get ready to go to the arena, most of the time riding on an uncomfortable truck, or in a car with as many as four other wrestlers, then wrestle in a hard ring, sometimes doing double shots, and finally go back home.

The grueling schedule would take a terrible toll on the wrestlers' bodies, and in an era where they didn't have the painkillers that are available now, Wagner's painkiller of choice was alcohol. Many years after retiring he admitted several times in interviews that he used to have a major drinking problem but he was proud to say that he was able to leave alcohol behind and carry on a clean lifestyle.

The first half of the 70's was especially good for Wagner and Blanco. Blanco lost his mask to Solitario in 1972 but he remained a major star for years. The Blanco/Wagner feud with Solitario was still a big draw in every arena in the country, even more so when Solitario would team with somebody like Santo or Rayo de Jalisco. Later on, Gran Markus, also wearing a white mask and trunks, joined the Ola Blanca tag team and again turned it into a trio.

Alongside his tag team success, Wagner had a great singles career. On March 16th, 1973 he defeated a very young Enrique Vera to win the National Light Heavyweight title. It was his first major singles title win, as back on April 11th, 1969 he had lost to Raúl Mata in the finals of a tournament for the same vacant belt. In those days title reigns would last many months, even several years but Wagner never lost the strap, as he vacated it on September 22nd, 1974 when he won a tournament to capture the NWA World Light Heavyweight championship. As NWA champion he defended the belt against stars like Alfonso "Tanque" Dantés (the eternal NWA World LHW champ), Goro Tanaka, Gemelo Diablo I and even Ángel Blanco.

Wagner and Blanco debuted in Southern California in 1974 and had an NWA Americas Tag Team title reign defeating Porkchop Cash and Manny Soto in Los Angeles on August 30th, 1974. However, they lost the belts the following day to Butcher Brannigan and Man Mountain Mike in Hollywood. He also was Latin America's tag team champion, this time teaming with El Enfermero.

On May 1st, 1975, Wagner teamed with El Halcón to defeat Los Gemelos Diablo (Mexican Twin Devils of L.A. and WCW fame) in a double mask vs. mask match at Plaza Mexico. This would be one of his biggest mask wins but the most important mask he ever won was the one of Septiembre Negro, in front of a sold out crowd of around 17,000 at the Palacio de los Deportes on September 19th, 1982.

Negro was Vick Amezcua, brother of WON Hall of Famer Alfonso Dantés and uncle of current superstar Apolo Dantés, whose name was a reference to the Black September terrorist group that had kidnapped and killed eleven members of the Israeli wrestling team during the 1972 Summer Olympics in Munich. Wagner and Negro had to face each other after losing in the finals of a five team "Torneo de la Muerte" (Tournament of Death) where the losers would advance to the next round and the final losers would face each other. The other teams were Canek/As Charro, Solar/Solitario, Kiss/Rayo de Jalisco and Kato Kung Lee/Kung Fu.

Other masks Wagner captured during his career were the ones of Super Star (09/20/74), Katastrofe and Robot C3. He won the latter mask at El Toreo on March 16th, 1980, teaming with El Texano, and also taking the hair of Astro Rey (Kahoz). Robot C3 was a character based on C3P0 from Star Wars, who used to team with Robot R2 (El Rebelde, Mano Negra's dad). Other than these, he also captured the hair of Adorable Rubí Rubalcava.

During the latter half of the '70s, Wagner and Blanco mostly worked at El Toreo and the other UWA arenas, just like every major star of the era, because of the better payoffs. Because of his name and experience, and the quality of his work, he was one of the centerpieces of the promotion during the early years. Wagner dropped the NWA World Light Heavyweight belt, an EMLL controlled belt, at Arena Mexico on February 27th, 1976 to Adorable Rubí Rubalcava, a gay act that the Empresa gave a major push to but which, because of the different crowd they had, was a major flop. But on April 11th he defeated Alfonso Dantes for the National Light Heavyweight strap in Dantes' hometown of Guadalajara.

From then on it became a UWA belt until EMLL regained control of it more than ten years later and Wagner was presented as a "fighting champion", taking on all comers. One major defense during that run was on June 19th, 1977 at the Palacio de los Deportes in Mexico City, when he scored a clean victory over the promotion's new star, Canek. He eventually lost the belt to Canek, who defeated him on January 15th, 1978 at El Toreo. That Sunday morning, Canek had earned his biggest career win up to that point and was seen as a major threat until seven months later when he defeated Lou Thesz for the UWA World Heavyweight belt and everybody realized he was the new real deal.

In November, 1979, Wagner had a third National Light Heavyweight title reign, albeit an insignificant one, as he only held the title for nineteen days, acting as a bridge between Astro Rey and Enrique Vera.

By this point, Wagner's reputation was that he used to be one of the most complete workers in the country but was now getting passed up by the younger stars because most of the time he'd get away by not doing much and mostly working the crowd with his posing and mannerisms. Although, just like his son, Dr. Wagner Jr., he also had a reputation of being able to deliver the goods when it was time to do so.

Around this time he also had a short tecnico run as he teamed up with Anibal and Solitario, to go against Angel Blanco. He was no longer a regular main event star at Arena Mexico or El Toreo but that also gave him a chance to work more in other large cities, such as Monterrey or Nuevo Laredo, where he was the main event in feuds with Anibal or El Solitario which drew very well.

The Solitario feud that had been built for decades reached its climax on December 1st, 1985, as they faced each other in a mask vs. mask match that sold out the 15,000 seat Plaza de Toros Monumental de Monterrey, drawing the largest and most profitable gate up to that point in the city's history. The match, which was refereed by Ray Mendoza, was taped for TV and it was such a great match that it still holds up as a quality bout over twenty years after it happened.

He later had a nice short run as a maskless rudo and for a short time it revived his main event career at El Toreo until April 27th, 1986 when he was involved in one of the most tragic episodes in wrestling history. That Sunday morning there had been a matinee show in Nuevo Laredo, so Carlos Elizondo, who had taken over the successful Monterrey circuit from René Guajardo, paid for a car so the wrestlers from that show could also wrestle at his weekly bullring card. That match was going to be the "official debut" of Dr. Wagner Jr., who was going to team with his father against Angel Blanco and Angel Blanco Jr. (wrestler Rey Salomón, who was married to Blanco's daughter).

Wagner was driving the car with Blanco, Solar, Mano Negra and Jungla Negra as passengers. Less than half a mile from the arena they almost ran over a teenage boy who was riding a bicycle. Nothing happened in the end but it caused them to lose a lot of time. Wagner had to step on the accelerator and when the rear left tire exploded, they lost control and collided with a truck. Solar, Negra and Jungla, who were in the back seat, only suffered minor scratches, but Blanco died on impact, and Wagner Sr. was said to be wheelchair bound for life. Keep in mind that this was just 20 days after the death of Solitario, who was his other best friend.

The Doctor needed immediate surgery after the accident, where his vertebral column was fixed with the help of steel wires. He was told he could never walk on his own again, never mind wrestle, but years later was able to learn to walk with the use of a cane. When his condition had improved, he got a day job as a taxi driver, which must have been painful considering the state of his back. When he was driving, he would always ask his passengers if they liked lucha libre and if they were aged 30-40, he'd always tell them "When you were a kid, I was your idol because I was the Dr. Wagner". Wagner owned real estate, as well as a gym, where he was a maestro.

He always remained in touch with lucha libre, as he kept watching the product (which he enjoyed, but much like the rest of the old timers, hated that it had turned into a freak show with less emphasis on old school matwork) and was really proud of his sons, Dr. Wagner Jr. and Silver King. He also attended whenever there was a tribute show for him, such as July 2nd, 1995 at Arena Mexico or October 4th, 2003 at a Unidad Deportiva Oriente in San Nicolás de los Garza, Nuevo León. There is a funny story from that show, as Silver King (who had been "missing" for months, but he was actually working as Black Tiger) was announced as appearing on that show, but he ended up working as Black Tiger. After the match he gave his father a big long hug. Of course, most of the crowd didn't know what was going on because most people didn't realise who was under the Black Tiger mask.

Most recently, he'd been involved in an angle where he, walking with a cane, supposedly came down the Arena Mexico ramp to help his son against Canek, but in reality, Silver King was the one playing the role.

In 2004, Wagner had a tough battle, as he needed back surgery again as the steel wires in his back were pinching nerves in such a way that he was continually in terrible pain and there was fear it could cause gangrene. After surgery his leg mobility improved and he was no longer in pain.

His death on the evening of Sunday, September 12th, 2004, after suffering a heart attack in his home in Torreón, Coah., came as a shock to many, because even though he was old, he had not been sick and he was in good spirits. His funeral services were attended by a number of local wrestlers, plus Stuka, El Hijo del Santo, Mil Máscaras, El Rebelde, and others. During his burial, Dr. Wagner Jr. was said to be looking sad and serious but calm, while Silver King was completely broken down.

Wagner is survived by his wife, Magdalena Barrón; three sons, Oscar, César (Silver King) and Dr. Wagner Jr.; and a daughter, Mayra.


 

== Luchas de apuestas record ==
{{astart}}
{{aline|??/??/??|mask|[[Dr. Wagner]]|[[Katástrofe]]|unknown}}
{{aline|??/??/??|hair|[[Dr. Wagner]]|[[Adorable Rubí]]|Arena México - Mexico City}}
{{aline|??/??/??|hairs|Dr. Wagner & Ángel Blanco|Pantera Negra & Enrique Vera|unknown}}
{{aline|66/07/12|hair|[[Dr. Wagner]]|[[Raúl Reyes]]|unknown}}
{{aline|74/09/20|mask|[[Dr. Wagner]]|[[Super Star]]|unknown}}
{{aline|75/05/01|masks|Dr. Wagner & El Halcón|[[Los Gemelos Diablo]]|Plaza Mexico - México City}}
{{aline|79/01/28|hair|[[Dr. Wagner]]|[[Ángel Blanco]]|El Toreo - Naucalpan, Mexico State}}
{{aline|80/03/16|mask/hair (1)|Dr. Wagner & El Texano|[[C-3 and Astro Rey]]|El Toreo - Naucalpan, Mexico State}}
{{aline|82/09/19|mask (2)|[[Dr. Wagner]]|[[Septiembre Negro]]|Palacio de los Deportes - Mexico City}}
{{aline|85/12/01|mask|[[El Solitario]]|[[Dr. Wagner]]|Plaza de Toros Monumental - Monterrey, N.L.}}
{{aend|(1) Finals of a losers advance tag team tournament; (2) Finals of a ruleta de la muerte}}

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Averno

2006-02-18T17:02:04Z

Djowalsen: /* Profile */

== Profile ==

{{bioFields||image=Averno01.jpg
|name=Averno (Hell)
|nicknames=none
|nameHistory=Rencor Latino (debut - 06/01), Averno (06/01 - )
|family=[[Rodolfo Ruiz]] (father), [[Rizado Ruiz]] (uncle)
|maestro=[[Rodolfo Ruiz]], [[Shadito Cruz]], [[Felipe Ham Lee]]
|birthdate=March 9, 1977 - Mexico City
|debut=October 18, 1995 - Arena Xochiaca - Xochiaca, Mexico State
|height=5'9"/174 cms
|weight=174 lbs/79 kg
|signatureMoves=[[Double Underhook Sitout Facebuster]], Emerald Erosion, Running Somersault Bodyblock suicida
|titles=[[National Trios Titles]] (w/ [[Mephisto]] & [[Satánico]]), [[NWA World Middleweight Title]], [[CMLL World Tag Team Title]] (w/ [[Mephisto]])
|}}

 

== Luchas de apuestas record ==
{{astart}}
{{aline|98/06/09|mask|[[Rencor Latino]]|[[Apolo Chino]]|Arena Coliseo - Mexico City}}
{{aline|00/08/04|mask (1)|[[Rencor Latino]]|[[El Hijo del Gladiador]]|Arena México - Mexico City}}
{{aend|(1) Finals of a Torneo Cibernético}}

== Gallery ==

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