Dralistico

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This is not the only wrestler to use the name Mistico, the most famous one is known as Caristico

Dralistico (Drastic)
Dralistico (Drastic)
Name Dralistico (Drastic)
Real name
Nicknames "El Príncipe de Plata y Oro", "La Nueva Era"
Name history Dragon Lee (debut - 06/12), Místico II (06/12 -08/21), Dralistico (08/21-present)
Family Toro Blanco (father), Dragon Lee II & Rush (brother), Franco Colombo, Pitbull I & Pitbull II (uncles), Latino (cousin); see The Family of Rush
Maestro(s) Toro Blanco, Arkangel, Franco Colombo, Pitbull I, Pitbull II
Birth date, location September 15, 1992 - Tala, Jalisco [1]
Obituary date
Debut, location
Lost mask to
Height 175 cms/5'9"
Weight 76 kg/168 lbs
Signature moves Estrella Fugaz (often to the outside), La Mistica, Operación Dragón, Tijeras Suicidas, shoulder mounted arm scissors submission
Titles: -

w/ Dragon Lee:

Notes

The second son of Toro Blanco to debut in CMLL. Dragon Lee won the beginner division of the 2010 CMLL Bodybuilding Contest before starting in the promotion, while his brother Rush won the advanced division. (It's possible he was also the Dragon Dorado who finished third the year prior.) A tecnico, and part of the Generación 2011 group.

In June of 2012 CMLL created a new Mistico. It was Dragon Lee. This is a pretty controversial decision as Dragon Lee is a polarizing figure among the internet lucha fan community although not as much as his brother Rush. As with the original Mistico, Fray Tormenta became his storyline mentor. After becoming the new Mistico, he went through a series of different injuries that kept him out for several months at a time (particularly, a motorcycle accident in 2014). Nonetheless, he put a lot of effort into the role, still had the sheer talent that landed him it. Meanwhile, his original gimmick was passed down to his other brother, who went onto become the better-known Dragon Lee.[1]

CMLL committed to him through multiple opportunities to drop the gimmick, such as the return of the original Mistico in 2015 (who was instead branded "Caristico"), the messy firing of both of his brothers in late 2019, and the relentless booing from crowds throughout simply for being a "Mistico Pirata". After some teasing of a rivalry (in which he was able to channel a lot of his righteous indignation into a captivating rage), he pivoted into forming a tag team with Caristico - the Alianza de Plata y Oro - that held the CMLL World Tag Team Championships through covid. Shortly thereafter however, he finally relented on his own terms and left CMLL to join his brothers as a freelancer, under the portmanteau Dralistico.[2]

Dragon Lee
in 2011 as Dragon Lee
his presentation as "Místico"
as Lucha Libre Azteca Champion
2013
w/Caristico


as CMLL World Welterweight Championship
w/Caristico


8.3.21
as Dralistico


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