Adolfo Bonales - Revision history

Latin915: Passed away in '94. https://www.cagematch.net//?id=2&nr=6348, http://wrestlingdata.com/index.php?befehl=bios&wrestler=6454

2020-01-08T21:18:37Z

Passed away in '94. https://www.cagematch.net//?id=2&nr=6348, http://wrestlingdata.com/index.php?befehl=bios&wrestler=6454

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Thecubsfan at 21:36, 6 January 2015

2015-01-06T21:36:56Z

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	== ~~Profile~~ ==		== Bio ==

	Born in Mexico City, moved to El Paso when he was young and became a big wrestling fan. Answered an opening tryout in Arena Mexico in 1933, where they'd be trained by a Profesor Avendano ([[Gonzalo Avendano]]?) After a year and a half of training, the surving ones were Bonales, [[Gilberto Gomez]], [[Hector Lopez]], and [[Luis Mariscal]]. Won the lightweight title in 1942, got married and lost the title in 1943. Finished runner up in a tournament for the vacant welterweight title in the same year. Somehow got onto EMLL's "lista negra", disappeared from Arena Mexico and worked in small arenas for a time before moving to the United States with a group of others. Returned to Mexico as part of the Televicentro promotion until it fell apart in 1952. Toured around Mexico after while eventually becoming part of the wrestling union.		Born in Mexico City, moved to El Paso when he was young and became a big wrestling fan. Answered an opening tryout in Arena Mexico in 1933, where they'd be trained by a Profesor Avendano ([[Gonzalo Avendano]]?) After a year and a half of training, the surving ones were Bonales, [[Gilberto Gomez]], [[Hector Lopez]], and [[Luis Mariscal]]. Won the lightweight title in 1942, got married and lost the title in 1943. Finished runner up in a tournament for the vacant welterweight title in the same year. Somehow got onto EMLL's "lista negra", disappeared from Arena Mexico and worked in small arenas for a time before moving to the United States with a group of others. Returned to Mexico as part of the Televicentro promotion until it fell apart in 1952. Toured around Mexico after while eventually becoming part of the wrestling union.
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	== Source ==		== Source ==

	* Lucha Libre 51 ~~(bio continues into~~ 52)		* Lucha Libre 51 & 52

	== Gallery ==		== Gallery ==

	[[category:Mexican wrestlers]]		[[category:Mexican wrestlers]]

Thecubsfan: /* Profile */ another one

2015-01-06T21:35:35Z

Profile: another one

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Thecubsfan: /* Profile */

2015-01-06T21:34:58Z

Profile

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	== Profile ==		== Profile ==

	Born in Mexico City, moved to El Paso when he was young and became a big wrestling fan. Answered an opening tryout in Arena Mexico in 1933, where they'd be trained by a Profesor Avendano ([[Gonzalo Avendano]]?) After a year and a half of training, the surving ones were Bonales, [[Gilberto Gomez]], [[Hector Lopez]], and [[Luis Mariscal]]. ~~Eventually~~ part of the wrestling union.		Born in Mexico City, moved to El Paso when he was young and became a big wrestling fan. Answered an opening tryout in Arena Mexico in 1933, where they'd be trained by a Profesor Avendano ([[Gonzalo Avendano]]?) After a year and a half of training, the surving ones were Bonales, [[Gilberto Gomez]], [[Hector Lopez]], and [[Luis Mariscal]]. Won the lightweight title in 1942, got married and lost the title in 1943. Finished runner up in a tournament for the vacant welterweight title in the same year. Somehow got onto EMLL's "lista negra", disappeared from Arena Mexico and worked in small arenas for a time before moving to the United States with a group of others. Returned to Mexico as part of the Televicentro promotion until it fell apart in 1952. Toured around Mexico after while eventually becoming part of the wrestling union.

	== Source ==		== Source ==

Thecubsfan: /* Profile */

2015-01-06T21:29:24Z

Profile

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Thecubsfan: Created page with " == Profile == {{bioFields| |image=Adolfo Bonales_1964.png |name=Adolfo Bonales |realName=Adolfo Oscar |nicknames= |nameHistory=Adolfo Bonales |family= |maestro=Gonzalo Ave..."

2014-12-30T21:40:37Z

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== Profile ==

Born in Mexico City, moved to El Paso when he was young and became a big wrestling fan. Answered an opening tryout in Arena Mexico in 1933, where they'd be trained by a Profesor Avendano ([[Gonzalo Avendano]]?) After a year and a half of training, the surving ones were Bonales, [[Gilberto Gomez]], [[Hector Lopez]], and [[Luis Mariscal]]. Eventually part of the wrestling union.

== Source ==

* Lucha Libre 51 (bio continues into 52)

== Gallery ==

[[category:Mexican wrestlers]]