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	However he was successful in raising his family and in his wrestling career as well. The total output of his Northern Lightweight title reigns amounts to fourteen years. He first captured the title defeating Pachuca native Rudy Valentino in the Plaza de Toros de Torreón, lost it to Vicente Nuño, and won it back again from El Moro (who would later become the incredibly gifted Espanto Jr. and original Pentagon). He never lost this title in a match, as he vacated it during the first months of 1986 handing it to the Sindicato Nacional de Luchadores.		However he was successful in raising his family and in his wrestling career as well. The total output of his Northern Lightweight title reigns amounts to fourteen years. He first captured the title defeating Pachuca native Rudy Valentino in the Plaza de Toros de Torreón, lost it to Vicente Nuño, and won it back again from El Moro (who would later become the incredibly gifted Espanto Jr. and original Pentagon). He never lost this title in a match, as he vacated it during the first months of 1986 handing it to the Sindicato Nacional de Luchadores.

	Halcón had the chance to team with people such as untouchable legends like [[El Santo]], [[Blue Demon]] and [[Black Shadow]], and other really important gladiators of the era like Polo Torres and Joe Marín that have been forgotten with the past of time. Also, he went toe to toe with all of the lightweight superworkers of the Golden Era, such as Mishima Ota from Japan, [[Shadito Cruz]] (father of the Brazos), the original Estrella Blanca, Huroki Sito, Tony Sugar (brother of the original [[Rayo de Jalisco]]), Juan Díaz and Raul Guerrero among others.		Halcón had the chance to team with people such as untouchable legends like [[El Santo]], [[Blue Demon]] and [[Black Shadow]], and other really important gladiators of the era like Polo Torres and Joe Marín that have been forgotten with the past of time. Also, he went toe to toe with all of the lightweight superworkers of the Golden Era, such as Mishima Ota from Japan, [[Shadito Cruz]] (father of the Brazos), the original [[Estrella Blanca]], [[Huroki Sito]], Tony Sugar (brother of the original [[Rayo de Jalisco]]), Juan Díaz and Raul Guerrero among others.

	He also was one of the founding members of the Sindicato Nacional de Luchadores (formed on May of 1959 in Mexico City) having the wrestler license number 463 in the capital and the license number 148 in Torreón.		He also was one of the founding members of the Sindicato Nacional de Luchadores (formed on May of 1959 in Mexico City) having the wrestler license number 463 in the capital and the license number 148 in Torreón.

	However, the part of his career that over the years has been the foundation his legend was built on, was his awesome career as a lucha libre trainer. He was a maestro in several local gyms and arenas, as well as an official EMLL instructor for the Plaza de Toros de Torreón in 1969. His more than impressive listing of students, includes among others Blue Panther, Black Warrior, Gran Markus Sr., El Espanto Jr./Pentagon, Angel Azteca, Safari, Último Guerrero, Pimpinela Escarlata, Vicente Nuño (Black Danger), Chicano Montana, La Sombra, Black Charly (The King from the early 90s at El Toreo), Tony Rodriguez, Los Hermanos Star, Águila Roja, El Lobo, Ray Man, Ratón Miguelito, El Fraterno, El Infernal, and of course, his own sons.		However, the part of his career that over the years has been the foundation his legend was built on, was his awesome career as a lucha libre trainer. He was a maestro in several local gyms and arenas, as well as an official EMLL instructor for the Plaza de Toros de Torreón in 1969. His more than impressive listing of students, includes among others Blue Panther, Black Warrior, Gran Markus Sr., El Espanto Jr./Pentagon, Angel Azteca, Safari, [[Último Guerrero]], Pimpinela Escarlata, Vicente Nuño (Black Danger), Chicano Montana, La Sombra, Black Charly (The King from the early 90s at El Toreo), Tony Rodriguez, Los Hermanos Star, Águila Roja, El Lobo, Ray Man, Ratón Miguelito, El Fraterno, El Infernal, and of course, his own sons.

	After retirement, Suriano attended his business (a workshop where they fixed tires of buses, cars, trucks, etc.) in Torreón until passing away on March 4, 1993 after a cardiac arrest, leaving a long legacy behind.		After retirement, Suriano attended his business (a workshop where they fixed tires of buses, cars, trucks, etc.) in Torreón until passing away on March 4, 1993 after a cardiac arrest, leaving a long legacy behind.

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	He was a really great wrestler of his era, and he actually made it to Mexico City and competed at Arena Coliseo and Arena Mexico (before the independent revolution in the mid 70s, the old school mentality was that if you did not make it to the big D.F. arenas, you were a "nobody"). His problem was that he was a lightweight and could never get past of the low card slots because of that.		He was a really great wrestler of his era, and he actually made it to Mexico City and competed at Arena Coliseo and Arena Mexico (before the independent revolution in the mid 70s, the old school mentality was that if you did not make it to the big D.F. arenas, you were a "nobody"). His problem was that he was a lightweight and could never get past of the low card slots because of that.

	He mostly wrestled during the 60s at the arenas in the Mexico City outskirts, namely Arena Naucalpan, Escandón and Deportivo Calles, and he teamed with, and wrestled against, people like Estrella Blanca, Tony Grimaldo, El Gato, Pedro Nieves, Los Hermanos Montes (uncles of [[Super Calo]] and [[Alan Stone \| Alan]] and [[Chris Stone]]), Fernando Osés (famous because of his film career), El Chamaco Meza, [[El Duque]], As Negro, César Sando (father of the So-Cal lucha wrestler and promoter) and [[El Caballero Tigre]], from whom Halcón had a great respect and affection to the point that he called him "papá".		He mostly wrestled during the 60s at the arenas in the Mexico City outskirts, namely Arena Naucalpan, Escandón and Deportivo Calles, and he teamed with, and wrestled against, people like [[Estrella Blanca]], [[Tauro \| Tony Grimaldo]], El Gato, Pedro Nieves, Los Hermanos Montes (uncles of [[Super Calo]] and [[Alan Stone \| Alan]] and [[Chris Stone]]), Fernando Osés (famous because of his film career), El Chamaco Meza, [[El Duque]], As Negro, César Sando (father of the So-Cal lucha wrestler and promoter) and [[El Caballero Tigre]], from whom Halcón had a great respect and affection to the point that he called him "papá".

	Halcón also traveled to Central America, where he wrestled masked for the first and only time in his career, during a three month tour of Guatemala and El Salvador, where he also won the Central American Lightweight Title from Guatemala native, the late Águila Roja.		Halcón also traveled to Central America, where he wrestled masked for the first and only time in his career, during a three month tour of Guatemala and El Salvador, where he also won the Central American Lightweight Title from Guatemala native, the late Águila Roja.

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	He was a really great wrestler of his era, and he actually made it to Mexico City and competed at Arena Coliseo and Arena Mexico (before the independent revolution in the mid 70s, the old school mentality was that if you did not make it to the big D.F. arenas, you were a "nobody"). His problem was that he was a lightweight and could never get past of the low card slots because of that.		He was a really great wrestler of his era, and he actually made it to Mexico City and competed at Arena Coliseo and Arena Mexico (before the independent revolution in the mid 70s, the old school mentality was that if you did not make it to the big D.F. arenas, you were a "nobody"). His problem was that he was a lightweight and could never get past of the low card slots because of that.

	He mostly wrestled during the 60s at the arenas in the Mexico City outskirts, namely Arena Naucalpan, Escandón and Deportivo Calles, and he teamed with, and wrestled against, people like Estrella Blanca, Tony Grimaldo, El Gato, Pedro Nieves, Los Hermanos Montes (uncles of Super Calo and Alan and Chris Stone), Fernando Osés (famous because of his film career), El Chamaco Meza, [[El Duque]], As Negro, César Sando (father of the So-Cal lucha wrestler and promoter) and [[El Caballero Tigre]], from whom Halcón had a great respect and affection to the point that he called him "papá".		He mostly wrestled during the 60s at the arenas in the Mexico City outskirts, namely Arena Naucalpan, Escandón and Deportivo Calles, and he teamed with, and wrestled against, people like Estrella Blanca, Tony Grimaldo, El Gato, Pedro Nieves, Los Hermanos Montes (uncles of [[Super Calo]] and [[Alan Stone \| Alan]] and [[Chris Stone]]), Fernando Osés (famous because of his film career), El Chamaco Meza, [[El Duque]], As Negro, César Sando (father of the So-Cal lucha wrestler and promoter) and [[El Caballero Tigre]], from whom Halcón had a great respect and affection to the point that he called him "papá".

	Halcón also traveled to Central America, where he wrestled masked for the first and only time in his career, during a three month tour of Guatemala and El Salvador, where he also won the Central American Lightweight Title from Guatemala native, the late Águila Roja.		Halcón also traveled to Central America, where he wrestled masked for the first and only time in his career, during a three month tour of Guatemala and El Salvador, where he also won the Central American Lightweight Title from Guatemala native, the late Águila Roja.

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	== Biography ==		== Biography ==
	<font face="Verdana">The Laguna region of Mexico, comprised among other cities by Torreón in Coahuila, and Cd. Lerdo and Gómez Palacio in Durango, on the past was, along with Guadalajara and Monterrey, the Mexican hotbed of scientific wrestling marvels. And if Monterrey had a great maestro in Rolando Vera and Guadalajara had the legendary Diablo ~~Velasco~~, the laguna region had Halcón Suriano. Suriano is the least popular of the three maestros as the Laguna circuit has never been, on a national level, as important as the Nuevo León or Jalisco regions, however, that does not make him a less good or skilled trainer.		<font face="Verdana">The Laguna region of Mexico, comprised among other cities by Torreón in Coahuila, and Cd. Lerdo and Gómez Palacio in Durango, on the past was, along with Guadalajara and Monterrey, the Mexican hotbed of scientific wrestling marvels. And if Monterrey had a great maestro in [[Rolando Vera]] and Guadalajara had the legendary [[Diablo Velazco]], the laguna region had Halcón Suriano. Suriano is the least popular of the three maestros as the Laguna circuit has never been, on a national level, as important as the Nuevo León or Jalisco regions, however, that does not make him a less good or skilled trainer.

	But before talking about his career as a maestro, let's talk about the man himself, and his career as a pro wrestler.		But before talking about his career as a maestro, let's talk about the man himself, and his career as a pro wrestler.

	Halcón Suriano was born Juan José Espinoza Meza, on June 26, 1936 in the state of Guerrero, however at a very young age he moved with his family to Mineral del Oro, Mexico State. Young Juan José fell in love at first sight with lucha libre, and idolized Tarzán López, Raúl Romero, "El Caballero Tigre" Pedro Bolaños and Alfonso "El Acorazado" Moreno (father of the Moreno sisters and Oriental). And when he decided to train to become a luchador, the latter three became his maestros.		Halcón Suriano was born Juan José Espinoza Meza, on June 26, 1936 in the state of Guerrero, however at a very young age he moved with his family to Mineral del Oro, Mexico State. Young Juan José fell in love at first sight with lucha libre, and idolized [[Tarzán López]], Raúl Romero, "El Caballero Tigre" Pedro Bolaños and Alfonso "El Acorazado" Moreno (father of the Moreno sisters and Oriental). And when he decided to train to become a luchador, the latter three became his maestros.

	He was a really great wrestler of his era, and he actually made it to Mexico City and competed at Arena Coliseo and Arena Mexico (before the independent revolution in the mid 70s, the old school mentality was that if you did not make it to the big D.F. arenas, you were a "nobody"). His problem was that he was a lightweight and could never get past of the low card slots because of that.		He was a really great wrestler of his era, and he actually made it to Mexico City and competed at Arena Coliseo and Arena Mexico (before the independent revolution in the mid 70s, the old school mentality was that if you did not make it to the big D.F. arenas, you were a "nobody"). His problem was that he was a lightweight and could never get past of the low card slots because of that.

	He mostly wrestled during the 60s at the arenas in the Mexico City outskirts, namely Arena Naucalpan, Escandón and Deportivo Calles, and he teamed with, and wrestled against, people like Estrella Blanca, Tony Grimaldo, El Gato, Pedro Nieves, Los Hermanos Montes (uncles of Super Calo and Alan and Chris Stone), Fernando Osés (famous because of his film career), El Chamaco Meza, El Duque, As Negro, César Sando (father of the So-Cal lucha wrestler and promoter) and El Caballero Tigre, from whom Halcón had a great respect and affection to the point that he called him "papá".		He mostly wrestled during the 60s at the arenas in the Mexico City outskirts, namely Arena Naucalpan, Escandón and Deportivo Calles, and he teamed with, and wrestled against, people like Estrella Blanca, Tony Grimaldo, El Gato, Pedro Nieves, Los Hermanos Montes (uncles of Super Calo and Alan and Chris Stone), Fernando Osés (famous because of his film career), El Chamaco Meza, [[El Duque]], As Negro, César Sando (father of the So-Cal lucha wrestler and promoter) and [[El Caballero Tigre]], from whom Halcón had a great respect and affection to the point that he called him "papá".

	Halcón also traveled to Central America, where he wrestled masked for the first and only time in his career, during a three month tour of Guatemala and El Salvador, where he also won the Central American Lightweight Title from Guatemala native, the late Águila Roja.		Halcón also traveled to Central America, where he wrestled masked for the first and only time in his career, during a three month tour of Guatemala and El Salvador, where he also won the Central American Lightweight Title from Guatemala native, the late Águila Roja.
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	However he was successful in raising his family and in his wrestling career as well. The total output of his Northern Lightweight title reigns amounts to fourteen years. He first captured the title defeating Pachuca native Rudy Valentino in the Plaza de Toros de Torreón, lost it to Vicente Nuño, and won it back again from El Moro (who would later become the incredibly gifted Espanto Jr. and original Pentagon). He never lost this title in a match, as he vacated it during the first months of 1986 handing it to the Sindicato Nacional de Luchadores.		However he was successful in raising his family and in his wrestling career as well. The total output of his Northern Lightweight title reigns amounts to fourteen years. He first captured the title defeating Pachuca native Rudy Valentino in the Plaza de Toros de Torreón, lost it to Vicente Nuño, and won it back again from El Moro (who would later become the incredibly gifted Espanto Jr. and original Pentagon). He never lost this title in a match, as he vacated it during the first months of 1986 handing it to the Sindicato Nacional de Luchadores.

	Halcón had the chance to team with people such as untouchable legends like El Santo, Blue Demon and Black Shadow, and other really important gladiators of the era like Polo Torres and Joe Marín that have been forgotten with the past of time. Also, he went toe to toe with all of the lightweight superworkers of the Golden Era, such as Mishima Ota from Japan, Shadito Cruz (father of the Brazos), the original Estrella Blanca, Huroki Sito, Tony Sugar (brother of the original Rayo de Jalisco), Juan Díaz and Raul Guerrero among others.		Halcón had the chance to team with people such as untouchable legends like [[El Santo]], [[Blue Demon]] and [[Black Shadow]], and other really important gladiators of the era like Polo Torres and Joe Marín that have been forgotten with the past of time. Also, he went toe to toe with all of the lightweight superworkers of the Golden Era, such as Mishima Ota from Japan, [[Shadito Cruz]] (father of the Brazos), the original Estrella Blanca, Huroki Sito, Tony Sugar (brother of the original [[Rayo de Jalisco]]), Juan Díaz and Raul Guerrero among others.

	He also was one of the founding members of the Sindicato Nacional de Luchadores (formed on May of 1959 in Mexico City) having the wrestler license number 463 in the capital and the license number 148 in Torreón.		He also was one of the founding members of the Sindicato Nacional de Luchadores (formed on May of 1959 in Mexico City) having the wrestler license number 463 in the capital and the license number 148 in Torreón.
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