Chico Hernández - Revision history

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	Born in Pachuca, Hidalgo; moved to Mexico City at the age of 15 where he worked as baker. Practiced boxing at amateur level. He was brother of [[Maciste]]. Became a professional wrestler rapidly. Debuted on 1939 as a técnico. Admirer of [[Salvador Flores]] and [[Gory Guerrero]]. Never was a main eventer, but he was an illustrious trainer with a large list of pupils. Some of his most notable trainees were [[Fantasma de la Ópera (Original)\|Fantasma de la Quebrada]], [[Scaramouche]], [[La Seductora]], [[Cruz Diablo]], [[Dardo Aguilar]], [[Pequeño Olímpico]], [[Mini Psicosis I]], [[El Molusco]], [[Sexto Sentido]], [[La Gata]], [[Olímpico]], and [[Aníbal]].		Born in Pachuca, Hidalgo; moved to Mexico City at the age of 15 where he worked as baker. Practiced boxing at amateur level. He was brother of [[Maciste]]. Became a professional wrestler rapidly. Debuted on 1939 as a técnico. Admirer of [[Salvador Flores]] and [[Gory Guerrero]]. Never was a main eventer, but he was an illustrious trainer with a large list of pupils. Some of his most notable trainees were [[Fantasma de la Ópera (Original)\|Fantasma de la Quebrada]], [[Scaramouche]], [[La Seductora]], [[Cruz Diablo]], [[Dardo Aguilar]], [[Pequeño Olímpico]], [[Mini Psicosis I]], [[El Molusco]], [[Sexto Sentido]], [[La Gata]], [[Olímpico]], and [[Aníbal]].
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			* Guerreros del Ring Año 4. N 189. May 2009.
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	Born in Pachuca, Hidalgo; moved to Mexico City at the age of 15 where he worked as baker. Practiced boxing at amateur level. He was brother of [[Maciste]]. Became a professional wrestler rapidly. Debuted on 1939 as a técnico. Admirer of [[Salvador Flores]] and [[Gory Guerrero]]. Never was a main eventer, but he was an illustrious trainer with a large list of pupils. Some of his most notable trainees were [[Fantasma de la Ópera (Original)\|Fantasma de la Quebrada]], [[Scaramouche]], [[La Seductora]], [[Cruz Diablo]], [[Dardo Aguilar]], [[Pequeño Olímpico]], [[Mini Psicosis I]], [[El Molusco]], [[Sexto Sentido]], [[La Gata]].		Born in Pachuca, Hidalgo; moved to Mexico City at the age of 15 where he worked as baker. Practiced boxing at amateur level. He was brother of [[Maciste]]. Became a professional wrestler rapidly. Debuted on 1939 as a técnico. Admirer of [[Salvador Flores]] and [[Gory Guerrero]]. Never was a main eventer, but he was an illustrious trainer with a large list of pupils. Some of his most notable trainees were [[Fantasma de la Ópera (Original)\|Fantasma de la Quebrada]], [[Scaramouche]], [[La Seductora]], [[Cruz Diablo]], [[Dardo Aguilar]], [[Pequeño Olímpico]], [[Mini Psicosis I]], [[El Molusco]], [[Sexto Sentido]], [[La Gata]], [[Olímpico]], and [[Aníbal]].

	== Lucha de Apuestas Record ==		== Lucha de Apuestas Record ==

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	Born in Pachuca, Hidalgo; moved to Mexico City at the age of 15 where he worked as baker. Practiced boxing at amateur level. He was brother of [[Maciste]]. Became a professional wrestler rapidly. Debuted on 1939 as a técnico. Admirer of [[Salvador Flores]] and [[Gory Guerrero]]. Never was a main eventer, but he was an illustrious trainer with a large list of pupils. Some of his most notable trainees were [[Fantasma de la Ópera (Original)\|Fantasma de la Quebrada]], [[Scaramouche]], [[La Seductora]], [[Cruz Diablo]], [[Dardo Aguilar]], [[Pequeño Olímpico]], [[Mini Psicosis I]], [[El Molusco]], [[Sexto Sentido]], [[La Gata]].		Born in Pachuca, Hidalgo; moved to Mexico City at the age of 15 where he worked as baker. Practiced boxing at amateur level. He was brother of [[Maciste]]. Became a professional wrestler rapidly. Debuted on 1939 as a técnico. Admirer of [[Salvador Flores]] and [[Gory Guerrero]]. Never was a main eventer, but he was an illustrious trainer with a large list of pupils. Some of his most notable trainees were [[Fantasma de la Ópera (Original)\|Fantasma de la Quebrada]], [[Scaramouche]], [[La Seductora]], [[Cruz Diablo]], [[Dardo Aguilar]], [[Pequeño Olímpico]], [[Mini Psicosis I]], [[El Molusco]], [[Sexto Sentido]], [[La Gata]].

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	Born in Pachuca, Hidalgo; moved to Mexico City at the age of 15 where he worked as baker. Practiced boxing at amateur level. He was brother of [[Maciste]]. Became a professional wrestler rapidly. Debuted on 1939 as a técnico. Admirer of [[Salvador Flores]] and [[Gory Guerrero]]. Never was a main eventer, but he was an illustrious trainer with a large list of pupils. Some of his most notable trainees were [[Fantasma de la Ópera (Original)\|Fantasma de la Quebrada]], [[Scaramouche]], [[La Seductora]], [[Cruz Diablo]], [[Dardo Aguilar]], [[Pequeño Olímpico]], [[Mini Psicosis I]], [[El Molusco]], [[Sexto Sentido]].		Born in Pachuca, Hidalgo; moved to Mexico City at the age of 15 where he worked as baker. Practiced boxing at amateur level. He was brother of [[Maciste]]. Became a professional wrestler rapidly. Debuted on 1939 as a técnico. Admirer of [[Salvador Flores]] and [[Gory Guerrero]]. Never was a main eventer, but he was an illustrious trainer with a large list of pupils. Some of his most notable trainees were [[Fantasma de la Ópera (Original)\|Fantasma de la Quebrada]], [[Scaramouche]], [[La Seductora]], [[Cruz Diablo]], [[Dardo Aguilar]], [[Pequeño Olímpico]], [[Mini Psicosis I]], [[El Molusco]], [[Sexto Sentido]], [[La Gata]].

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	Born in Pachuca, Hidalgo; moved to Mexico City at the age of 15 where he worked as baker. Practiced boxing at amateur level. He was brother of [[Maciste]]. Became a professional wrestler rapidly. Debuted on 1939 as a técnico. Admirer of [[Salvador Flores]] and [[Gory Guerrero]]. Never was a main eventer, but he was an illustrious trainer with a large list of pupils. Some of his most notable trainees were [[Fantasma de la Ópera (Original)\|Fantasma de la Quebrada]], [[Scaramouche]], [[La Seductora]], [[Cruz Diablo]], [[Dardo Aguilar]], [[Pequeño Olímpico]], [[Mini Psicosis I]].		Born in Pachuca, Hidalgo; moved to Mexico City at the age of 15 where he worked as baker. Practiced boxing at amateur level. He was brother of [[Maciste]]. Became a professional wrestler rapidly. Debuted on 1939 as a técnico. Admirer of [[Salvador Flores]] and [[Gory Guerrero]]. Never was a main eventer, but he was an illustrious trainer with a large list of pupils. Some of his most notable trainees were [[Fantasma de la Ópera (Original)\|Fantasma de la Quebrada]], [[Scaramouche]], [[La Seductora]], [[Cruz Diablo]], [[Dardo Aguilar]], [[Pequeño Olímpico]], [[Mini Psicosis I]], [[El Molusco]], [[Sexto Sentido]].

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	Born in Pachuca, Hidalgo; moved to Mexico City at the age of 15 where he worked as baker. Practiced boxing at amateur level. He was brother of [[Maciste]]. Became a professional wrestler rapidly. Debuted on 1939 as a técnico. Admirer of [[Salvador Flores]] and [[Gory Guerrero]]. Never was a main eventer, but he was an illustrious trainer with a large list of pupils. Some of his most notable trainees were [[Fantasma de la Ópera (Original)\|Fantasma de la Quebrada]], [[Scaramouche]], [[La Seductora]], [[Cruz Diablo]], [[Dardo Aguilar]].		Born in Pachuca, Hidalgo; moved to Mexico City at the age of 15 where he worked as baker. Practiced boxing at amateur level. He was brother of [[Maciste]]. Became a professional wrestler rapidly. Debuted on 1939 as a técnico. Admirer of [[Salvador Flores]] and [[Gory Guerrero]]. Never was a main eventer, but he was an illustrious trainer with a large list of pupils. Some of his most notable trainees were [[Fantasma de la Ópera (Original)\|Fantasma de la Quebrada]], [[Scaramouche]], [[La Seductora]], [[Cruz Diablo]], [[Dardo Aguilar]], [[Pequeño Olímpico]], [[Mini Psicosis I]].

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	Born in Pachuca, Hidalgo; moved to Mexico City at the age of 15 where he worked as baker. Practiced boxing at amateur level. He was brother of [[Maciste]]. Became a professional wrestler rapidly. Debuted on 1939 as a técnico. Admirer of [[Salvador Flores]] and [[Gory Guerrero]]. Never was a main eventer, but he was an illustrious trainer with a large list of pupils. Some of his most notable trainees were [[Fantasma de la Ópera (Original)\|Fantasma de la Quebrada]], [[Scaramouche]].		Born in Pachuca, Hidalgo; moved to Mexico City at the age of 15 where he worked as baker. Practiced boxing at amateur level. He was brother of [[Maciste]]. Became a professional wrestler rapidly. Debuted on 1939 as a técnico. Admirer of [[Salvador Flores]] and [[Gory Guerrero]]. Never was a main eventer, but he was an illustrious trainer with a large list of pupils. Some of his most notable trainees were [[Fantasma de la Ópera (Original)\|Fantasma de la Quebrada]], [[Scaramouche]], [[La Seductora]], [[Cruz Diablo]], [[Dardo Aguilar]].

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