Fantasma de la Ópera (Original)
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Bio
Álvaro Mejía Trejo, better known as El Fantasma de la Ópera was born in Maravillas, Hidalgo. Resides in Mexico since he was 11 years old. He lived near Plaza de Toros El Cortijo where there were lucha libre events weekly. Álvaro met luchadores who changed his life, because he saw a match that made him decide to become a luchador. He asked Chico Hernández to train him. He lost his mask after 6 months of his professional debut against El Gitano and he never remasked. His most notable match was against Tauro for the National Lightweight Title which nominated as the match of the year 1974. He was trainer for two decades at Gimnasio de los Baños Aragón.
Luchas de Apuestas Record
| Date | Apuesta | Winner(s) | Loser(s) | Arena and/or Place |
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| ????/??/?? | mask | Gitano | Fantasma de la Ópera | Azcapotzalco, Mexico City |
| 03/01/1970 | hair | Fantasma de la Opera fought Chacal de la Rosa, outcome unknown | Arena Lopez Mateos | |
| 1972/02/20 | hair | Chamaco Ortiz fought Fantasma de la Opera, outcome unknown | Arena Azteca - Iztapalapa, Distrito Federal | |
| 1975/08/31 | hairs | Fantasma de la Opera & La Cebra | Chamaco Ramírez & Chamaco Robles | Arena Toluca - Toluca, Estado de México |
| 1983/08/21 | hairs (1) | Chamaco Ramos & Enrique Apleton | Fantasma de la Ópera & Rolando Valentino | Estadio Azteca - Mexico City |
| (1) final result of an 8-team tournament during a "3 ring circus" event[1] | ||||
Gallery
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masked
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with El Santo
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as National Mexican Lightweight Champion
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father and son
Sources
- Revista Box y Lucha #3335
- Revista Box y Lucha #3366