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	With the match with Supremo off, El Dorado and [[Leon Kirilenko]] reignited their rivalry. They met up in a trios match as part of a [[Occidente Trios Championship]] torneo on October 1st, 1985 then met again in a trios match on December 1st, 1985 at Arena Coliseo Guadalajara. It is unknown what happened there but the two agreed to a hair vs mask match the next week which Dorado won. The match was oddly not featured as a main event.		With the match with Supremo off, El Dorado and [[Leon Kirilenko]] reignited their rivalry. They met up in a trios match as part of a [[Occidente Trios Championship]] torneo on October 1st, 1985 then met again in a trios match on December 1st, 1985 at Arena Coliseo Guadalajara. It is unknown what happened there but the two agreed to a hair vs mask match the next week which Dorado won. The match was oddly not featured as a main event.

	El Dorado entered a star-studded [[ruleta de la muerte]] on August 3rd, 1986, where the losing teams would advance and the losers of the final match would have to fight each other in a mask vs mask match. The tournament featured wrestlers like [[Blue Demon]], [[Angel Blanco]] and [[Tinieblas]]. El Dorado was paired with [[El Fantasma]], whom he had rarely ever been matched with. The pair were defeated by Tigre de Bengala and [[Tinieblas]] in the first round. Then they lost again in the second round to [[El Mercenario]] and [[Fuerza Guerrera]] before losing in the final to [[El Cobarde]] and [[Kato Kung Lee]]. The pair of Fantasma and Dorado were then forced to fight in a mask vs mask match. Dorado was said to have hit Fantasma with chairs, steps and rammed him into the ring post. Fantasma may have come back with a bear hug then hit a tombstone which took out Dorado. Dorado was unmasked as José Luis Aguilera. Rumor had it that Dorado was not only supposed to lose his mask to [[El Supremo]] at the EMLL Anniversary show but also on another two occasions that ended up getting cancelled.		El Dorado entered a star-studded [[Palacio de los Deportes Ruleta De La Muerte, 1986 \| ruleta de la muerte]] on August 3rd, 1986, where the losing teams would advance and the losers of the final match would have to fight each other in a mask vs mask match. The tournament featured wrestlers like [[Blue Demon]], [[Angel Blanco]] and [[Tinieblas]]. El Dorado was paired with [[El Fantasma]], whom he had rarely ever been matched with. The pair were defeated by Tigre de Bengala and [[Tinieblas]] in the first round. Then they lost again in the second round to [[El Mercenario]] and [[Fuerza Guerrera]] before losing in the final to [[El Cobarde]] and [[Kato Kung Lee]]. The pair of Fantasma and Dorado were then forced to fight in a mask vs mask match. Dorado was said to have hit Fantasma with chairs, steps and rammed him into the ring post. Fantasma may have come back with a bear hug then hit a tombstone which took out Dorado. Dorado was unmasked as José Luis Aguilera. Rumor had it that Dorado was not only supposed to lose his mask to [[El Supremo]] at the EMLL Anniversary show but also on another two occasions that ended up getting cancelled.

	Dorado's career seemed to come to a sudden halt leading up to the match and after. He stopped appearing for [[EMLL]] and then started appearing at [[Pavillion Azteca]]. Due to limited results it is unknown how much success he had there. He took up the name "El Jinete" later on and made his way back to [[EMLL]]. We have limited results from that time period but El Jinete was unmasked in the 1990's by [[El Charro II]]. He then lost his hair at some point to [[Loco Zandokan II]] and then wrestled for a period of time as Sangre Fria II.		Dorado's career seemed to come to a sudden halt leading up to the match and after. He stopped appearing for [[EMLL]] and then started appearing at [[Pavillion Azteca]]. Due to limited results it is unknown how much success he had there. He took up the name "El Jinete" later on and made his way back to [[EMLL]]. We have limited results from that time period but El Jinete was unmasked in the 1990's by [[El Charro II]]. He then lost his hair at some point to [[Loco Zandokan II]] and then wrestled for a period of time as Sangre Fria II.

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	El Dorado entered a star-studded [[ruleta de la muerte]] on August 3rd, 1986, where the losing teams would advance and the losers of the final match would have to fight each other in a mask vs mask match. The tournament featured wrestlers like [[Blue Demon]], [[Angel Blanco]] and [[Tinieblas]]. El Dorado was paired with [[El Fantasma]], whom he had rarely ever been matched with. The pair were defeated by Tigre de Bengala and [[Tinieblas]] in the first round. Then they lost again in the second round to [[El Mercenario]] and [[Fuerza Guerrera]] before losing in the final to [[El Cobarde]] and [[Kato Kung Lee]]. The pair of Fantasma and Dorado were then forced to fight in a mask vs mask match. Dorado was said to have hit Fantasma with chairs, steps and rammed him into the ring post. Fantasma may have come back with a bear hug then hit a tombstone which took out Dorado. Dorado was unmasked as José Luis Aguilera. Rumor had it that Dorado was not only supposed to lose his mask to [[El Supremo]] at the EMLL Anniversary show but also on another two occasions that ended up getting cancelled.		El Dorado entered a star-studded [[ruleta de la muerte]] on August 3rd, 1986, where the losing teams would advance and the losers of the final match would have to fight each other in a mask vs mask match. The tournament featured wrestlers like [[Blue Demon]], [[Angel Blanco]] and [[Tinieblas]]. El Dorado was paired with [[El Fantasma]], whom he had rarely ever been matched with. The pair were defeated by Tigre de Bengala and [[Tinieblas]] in the first round. Then they lost again in the second round to [[El Mercenario]] and [[Fuerza Guerrera]] before losing in the final to [[El Cobarde]] and [[Kato Kung Lee]]. The pair of Fantasma and Dorado were then forced to fight in a mask vs mask match. Dorado was said to have hit Fantasma with chairs, steps and rammed him into the ring post. Fantasma may have come back with a bear hug then hit a tombstone which took out Dorado. Dorado was unmasked as José Luis Aguilera. Rumor had it that Dorado was not only supposed to lose his mask to [[El Supremo]] at the EMLL Anniversary show but also on another two occasions that ended up getting cancelled.

	Dorado's career seemed to come to a sudden halt leading up to the match and after. He stopped appearing for [[EMLL]] and then started appearing at [[Pavillion Azteca]]. Due to limited results it is unknown how much success he had there. He took up the name "El Jinete" later on and made his way back to [[EMLL]]. We have limited results from that time period but El Jinete was unmasked in 1990 by [[El Charro II]]. He then lost his hair at some point to [[Loco Zandokan II]] and then wrestled for a period of time as Sangre Fria II.		Dorado's career seemed to come to a sudden halt leading up to the match and after. He stopped appearing for [[EMLL]] and then started appearing at [[Pavillion Azteca]]. Due to limited results it is unknown how much success he had there. He took up the name "El Jinete" later on and made his way back to [[EMLL]]. We have limited results from that time period but El Jinete was unmasked in the 1990's by [[El Charro II]]. He then lost his hair at some point to [[Loco Zandokan II]] and then wrestled for a period of time as Sangre Fria II.

	He has two sons who got into wrestling - [[El Dorado Jr.]] and [[Sangre Fria Jr.]] He is remembered for his trademark golden mask and for being part of the cancelled [[EMLL 52nd Anniversario]] show.		He has two sons who got into wrestling - [[El Dorado Jr.]] and [[Sangre Fria Jr.]] He is remembered for his trademark golden mask and for being part of the cancelled [[EMLL 52nd Anniversario]] show.

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	==Notes==		==Notes==
	El Dorado was born in 1951 in San Luis Potosi. He has at least one brother who is said to have wrestled under the name "Orion". He was trained by multiple wrestlers including [[Perro Aguayo]], [[Diablo Velasco]], [[Ray Plata]], Tarzan Ramirez and others.		El Dorado was born in 1951 in San Luis Potosi. He has at least one brother who is said to have wrestled under the name [[Orión (80s, Jalisco) \| Orion]]. He was trained by multiple wrestlers including [[Perro Aguayo]], [[Diablo Velasco]], [[Ray Plata]], Tarzan Ramirez and others.

	His name El Dorado refers to a 16th century chief who according to legend, covered himself in gold dust and submerged himself into a lake. It was said at one point that he debuted in 1971 and he was on Arena Coliseo Guadalajara cards by March 1973. During this time, he was often put in the semi-main or midcard against wrestlers like [[Bruno Estrada]] and [[Rodolfo Ruiz]]. He challenged Monje Loco for the [[Occidente Light Heavyweight Championship]] on August 21st, 1977 but was unsuccessful. In September 1979, he had a shot at the [[Occidente Welterweight Championship]] through a torneo though the result of that match is unknown.		His name El Dorado refers to a 16th century chief who according to legend, covered himself in gold dust and submerged himself into a lake. It was said at one point that he debuted in 1971 and he was on Arena Coliseo Guadalajara cards by March 1973. During this time, he was often put in the semi-main or midcard against wrestlers like [[Bruno Estrada]] and [[Rodolfo Ruiz]]. He challenged Monje Loco for the [[Occidente Light Heavyweight Championship]] on August 21st, 1977 but was unsuccessful. In September 1979, he had a shot at the [[Occidente Welterweight Championship]] through a torneo though the result of that match is unknown.

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	Dorado's career seemed to come to a sudden halt leading up to the match and after. He stopped appearing for [[EMLL]] and then started appearing at [[Pavillion Azteca]]. Due to limited results it is unknown how much success he had there. He took up the name "El Jinete" later on and made his way back to [[EMLL]]. We have limited results from that time period but El Jinete was unmasked in 1990 by [[El Charro II]]. He then lost his hair at some point to [[Loco Zandokan II]] and then wrestled for a period of time as Sangre Fria II.		Dorado's career seemed to come to a sudden halt leading up to the match and after. He stopped appearing for [[EMLL]] and then started appearing at [[Pavillion Azteca]]. Due to limited results it is unknown how much success he had there. He took up the name "El Jinete" later on and made his way back to [[EMLL]]. We have limited results from that time period but El Jinete was unmasked in 1990 by [[El Charro II]]. He then lost his hair at some point to [[Loco Zandokan II]] and then wrestled for a period of time as Sangre Fria II.

	He has two sons who got into wrestling - [[El Dorado Jr.]] and [[Sangre Fria Jr.]] He is remembered for his trademark golden mask and for ~~his~~ cancelled ~~mask match against~~ [[~~El Supremo~~]].		He has two sons who got into wrestling - [[El Dorado Jr.]] and [[Sangre Fria Jr.]] He is remembered for his trademark golden mask and for being part of the cancelled [[EMLL 52nd Anniversario]] show.

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	Dorado's career seemed to come to a sudden halt leading up to the match and after. He stopped appearing for [[EMLL]] and then started appearing at [[Pavillion Azteca]]. Due to limited results it is unknown how much success he had there. He took up the name "El Jinete" later on and made his way back to [[EMLL]]. We have limited results from that time period but El Jinete was unmasked in 1990 by [[El Charro II]]. He then lost his hair at some point to [[Loco Zandokan II]] and then wrestled for a period of time as Sangre Fria II.		Dorado's career seemed to come to a sudden halt leading up to the match and after. He stopped appearing for [[EMLL]] and then started appearing at [[Pavillion Azteca]]. Due to limited results it is unknown how much success he had there. He took up the name "El Jinete" later on and made his way back to [[EMLL]]. We have limited results from that time period but El Jinete was unmasked in 1990 by [[El Charro II]]. He then lost his hair at some point to [[Loco Zandokan II]] and then wrestled for a period of time as Sangre Fria II.

	He has two sons who got into wrestling - [[El Dorado Jr.]] and [[Sangre Fria Jr.]]. He is remembered for his trademark golden mask.		He has two sons who got into wrestling - [[El Dorado Jr.]] and [[Sangre Fria Jr.]] He is remembered for his trademark golden mask and for his cancelled mask match against [[El Supremo]].

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	El Dorado entered a star-studded [[ruleta de la muerte]] on August 3rd, 1986, where the losing teams would advance and the losers of the final match would have to fight each other in a mask vs mask match. The tournament featured wrestlers like [[Blue Demon]], [[Angel Blanco]] and [[Tinieblas]]. El Dorado was paired with [[El Fantasma]], whom he had rarely ever been matched with. The pair were defeated by Tigre de Bengala and [[Tinieblas]] in the first round. Then they lost again in the second round to [[El Mercenario]] and [[Fuerza Guerrera]] before losing in the final to [[El Cobarde]] and [[Kato Kung Lee]]. The pair of Fantasma and Dorado were then forced to fight in a mask vs mask match. Dorado was said to have hit Fantasma with chairs, steps and rammed him into the ring post. Fantasma may have come back with a bear hug then hit a tombstone which took out Dorado. Dorado was unmasked as José Luis Aguilera. Rumor had it that Dorado was not only supposed to lose his mask to [[El Supremo]] at the EMLL Anniversary show but also on another two occasions that ended up getting cancelled.		El Dorado entered a star-studded [[ruleta de la muerte]] on August 3rd, 1986, where the losing teams would advance and the losers of the final match would have to fight each other in a mask vs mask match. The tournament featured wrestlers like [[Blue Demon]], [[Angel Blanco]] and [[Tinieblas]]. El Dorado was paired with [[El Fantasma]], whom he had rarely ever been matched with. The pair were defeated by Tigre de Bengala and [[Tinieblas]] in the first round. Then they lost again in the second round to [[El Mercenario]] and [[Fuerza Guerrera]] before losing in the final to [[El Cobarde]] and [[Kato Kung Lee]]. The pair of Fantasma and Dorado were then forced to fight in a mask vs mask match. Dorado was said to have hit Fantasma with chairs, steps and rammed him into the ring post. Fantasma may have come back with a bear hug then hit a tombstone which took out Dorado. Dorado was unmasked as José Luis Aguilera. Rumor had it that Dorado was not only supposed to lose his mask to [[El Supremo]] at the EMLL Anniversary show but also on another two occasions that ended up getting cancelled.

	Dorado's career seemed to come to a sudden halt leading up to the match and after. He stopped appearing for [[EMLL] and then started appearing at [[~~Pavillon~~ Azteca]]. Due to limited results it is unknown how much success he had there. He took up the name "El Jinete" later on and made his way back to [[EMLL]]. We have limited results from that time period but El Jinete was unmasked in 1990 by [[El Charro II]]. He then lost his hair at some point to [[Loco Zandokan II]] and then wrestled for a period of time as Sangre Fria II.		Dorado's career seemed to come to a sudden halt leading up to the match and after. He stopped appearing for [[EMLL]] and then started appearing at [[Pavillion Azteca]]. Due to limited results it is unknown how much success he had there. He took up the name "El Jinete" later on and made his way back to [[EMLL]]. We have limited results from that time period but El Jinete was unmasked in 1990 by [[El Charro II]]. He then lost his hair at some point to [[Loco Zandokan II]] and then wrestled for a period of time as Sangre Fria II.

	He has two sons who got into wrestling - [[El Dorado Jr.]] and [[Sangre Fria Jr.]]. He is remembered for his trademark golden mask.		He has two sons who got into wrestling - [[El Dorado Jr.]] and [[Sangre Fria Jr.]]. He is remembered for his trademark golden mask.

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