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	At the time, Lizmark was one of the leaders of the new generation of revolutionary daredevil high flyers that while still being excellent mat workers, used new futuristic style masks and impressive moves like flying dropkicks. Of course the flying dropkick is a really common lucha move nowadays, but back then it was considered state-of-the-art flying. Lizmark is also credited as being one of the first wrestlers to ever use the powerbomb in Mexico as a finisher.		At the time, Lizmark was one of the leaders of the new generation of revolutionary daredevil high flyers that while still being excellent mat workers, used new futuristic style masks and impressive moves like flying dropkicks. Of course the flying dropkick is a really common lucha move nowadays, but back then it was considered state-of-the-art flying. Lizmark is also credited as being one of the first wrestlers to ever use the powerbomb in Mexico as a finisher.

	During his rookie days, he captured his first title when he became the State of Guerrero Tag Team Champion with [[Bowman]] after defeating [[Centauro]] and [[Chanoc]]. They defended them successfully five times but lost them to Chanoc and [[Gurkan]]. He also became the Guerrero Middleweight champion after beating Centauro. He defended it 10 times and vacated it because he was leaving the circuit to focus on his Mexico City career.		During his rookie days, he captured his first title when he became the State of Guerrero Tag Team Champion with [[Bowman]] after defeating [[Centauro (Acapulco)\|Centauro]] and [[Chanoc]]. They defended them successfully five times but lost them to Chanoc and [[Gurkan]]. He also became the Guerrero Middleweight champion after beating Centauro. He defended it 10 times and vacated it because he was leaving the circuit to focus on his Mexico City career.

	The promoters from EMLL quickly saw his superstar potential and just three years after his debut he won his first major title - the [[Mexican National Welterweight Championship]] he got the 4/18/79 defeating [[Américo Rocca]] in his hometown of [[Acapulco]]. It would take almost a year (03/29/80) to Americo to regain back his title, but this time the trade was in Mexico City. Of course, Lizmark then would move on to bigger and better things as three months after his loss he got the [[NWA World Welterweight Championship]] by defeating [[El Supremo]] (6/4/80) in Acapluco. He'd lose that title the 10/23/81 against [[La Fiera]], in Mexico City.		The promoters from EMLL quickly saw his superstar potential and just three years after his debut he won his first major title - the [[Mexican National Welterweight Championship]] he got the 4/18/79 defeating [[Américo Rocca]] in his hometown of [[Acapulco]]. It would take almost a year (03/29/80) to Americo to regain back his title, but this time the trade was in Mexico City. Of course, Lizmark then would move on to bigger and better things as three months after his loss he got the [[NWA World Welterweight Championship]] by defeating [[El Supremo]] (6/4/80) in Acapluco. He'd lose that title the 10/23/81 against [[La Fiera]], in Mexico City.

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	{{aline\|[[1979\|79]]/[[03/04]]\|hairs\|Lizmark & [[Centauro (Acapulco)\|Centauro]]\|[[Mario Valenzuela]] & [[El Musulmán]]\|[[Arena Coliseo Acapulco]]}}		{{aline\|[[1979\|79]]/[[03/04]]\|hairs\|Lizmark & [[Centauro (Acapulco)\|Centauro]]\|[[Mario Valenzuela]] & [[El Musulmán]]\|[[Arena Coliseo Acapulco]]}}
	{{aline\|[[1982\|82]]/[[10/20]]\|hair\|[[Lizmark]]\|[[El Faraón]]\|Arena Coliseo - Acapulco, Guerrero}}		{{aline\|[[1982\|82]]/[[10/20]]\|hair\|[[Lizmark]]\|[[El Faraón]]\|Arena Coliseo - Acapulco, Guerrero}}
	{{aline\|[[1985\|85]]/[[03/12]]\|masks\|Fantasma & [[Lizmark]]\|[[Espanto Sinisestro]] & [[El Vengador\|Ciclope]]\|Acapulco Guerrero}}		{{aline\|[[1985\|85]]/[[03/12]]\|masks\|Fantasma & [[Lizmark]]\|[[Espanto Sinisestro]] & [[El Vengador (70s)\|Ciclope]]\|[[Acapulco, Guerrero]]}}
	{{aline\|[[1990\|90]]/[[11/25]]\|masks\|Lizmark & [[Atlantis]]\|The Animals [[Eddie Watts\|I]] & [[Chuck Walton\|II]]\|Arena México - Mexico City}}		{{aline\|[[1990\|90]]/[[11/25]]\|masks\|Lizmark & [[Atlantis]]\|The Animals [[Eddie Watts\|I]] & [[Chuck Walton\|II]]\|Arena México - Mexico City}}
	{{aline\|[[1991\|91]]/[[01/14]]\|hair\|[[Lizmark]]\|[[Gran Coloso\|Asesino Negro]]\|Centro de Convenciones, Tampico, Tamaulipas}}		{{aline\|[[1991\|91]]/[[01/14]]\|hair\|[[Lizmark]]\|[[Gran Coloso\|Asesino Negro]]\|Centro de Convenciones, Tampico, Tamaulipas}}

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	Lizmark passed away Wednesday from a heart attack. He was 66 and passed away in [[Mexico City]]. Lizmark’s real name is Juan Baños, which wasn’t revealed until his death as he never lost his mask. Lizmark had previous heart issues, retiring for a time in 1999 due to them before coming back, and was largely done with in-ring competition by 2009. (Lizmark’s name has popped up since then, but it’s almost always just confusion with [[Lizmark Jr.\|his son]].)		Lizmark passed away Wednesday from a heart attack. He was 66 and passed away in [[Mexico City]]. Lizmark’s real name is Juan Baños, which wasn’t revealed until his death as he never lost his mask. Lizmark had previous heart issues, retiring for a time in 1999 due to them before coming back, and was largely done with in-ring competition by 2009. (Lizmark’s name has popped up since then, but it’s almost always just confusion with [[Lizmark Jr.\|his son]].)

	Lizmark was born in [[Oaxaca]], but is most associated with [[Acapulco]] and it’s said he’ll be buried in the state of [[Guerrero]]. The story of the Lizmark name came from the port in that town: a ship was name “Bismark”, and the first letter was changed (either by confusion or by concern of it already being used, depending on the telling) to Lizmark. Lizmark was billed as one of the cliff divers of Acapulco, who take dangerous jumps into the ocean below. Lizmark started in the local arenas there before coming to Mexico City in the early 80s as a revolutionary high flyer for the time, introducing rope tricks with [[El Matematico]] with a graceful style. Lizmark was a multi-time world champion when there were many times fewer world championships in Mexico, winning all three NWA championships including the [[NWA World Light Heavyweight Championship\|Light Heavyweight championship]] four times between 1988 and 1992. That domination might have only ended because Lizmark’s stint with [[CMLL]] was as well; he joined [[AAA]] shortly after, and his Mexican National Light Heavyweight Title\|national light heavyweight title]] match with [[LA Park\|La Parka]] was one of the bigger matches on the [[TripleMania I\|first]] [[TripleMania]]. Lizmark returned to CMLL in 1995, where he was a regular for most of his career (outside of a unmemorable return to AAA for a few months.) Lizmark’s family includes Hijo de Lizmark, who wrestled in CMLL and [[WCW]] and is occasionally seen on indie shows. There was also a separate Lizmark Jr. who appeared for a very brief time, and it’s unclear if he was actually related to Lizmark (as it came off as a name rights buying circumstance.)		Lizmark was born in [[Oaxaca]], but is most associated with [[Acapulco]] and it’s said he’ll be buried in the state of [[Guerrero]]. The story of the Lizmark name came from the port in that town: a ship was name “Bismark”, and the first letter was changed (either by confusion or by concern of it already being used, depending on the telling) to Lizmark. Lizmark was billed as one of the cliff divers of Acapulco, who take dangerous jumps into the ocean below. Lizmark started in the local arenas there before coming to Mexico City in the early 80s as a revolutionary high flyer for the time, introducing rope tricks with [[El Matematico]] with a graceful style. Lizmark was a multi-time world champion when there were many times fewer world championships in Mexico, winning all three NWA championships including the [[NWA World Light Heavyweight Championship\|Light Heavyweight championship]] four times between 1988 and 1992. That domination might have only ended because Lizmark’s stint with [[CMLL]] was as well; he joined [[AAA]] shortly after, and his [[Mexican National Light Heavyweight Title\|national light heavyweight title]] match with [[LA Park\|La Parka]] was one of the bigger matches on the [[TripleMania I\|first]] [[TripleMania]]. Lizmark returned to CMLL in 1995, where he was a regular for most of his career (outside of a unmemorable return to AAA for a few months.) Lizmark’s family includes Hijo de Lizmark, who wrestled in CMLL and [[WCW]] and is occasionally seen on indie shows. There was also a separate Lizmark Jr. who appeared for a very brief time, and it’s unclear if he was actually related to Lizmark (as it came off as a name rights buying circumstance.)

	[[Dr. Karonte (Uribe)\|Dr. Karonte]] told Furia de Titanes today the cliff diving was always just a story; Karonte claims he (when both were still children) helped out a skinny teenage Lizmark when he got in a fight, then later introduced him [[Arena Coliseo Acapulco]] trainer [[Abundio Radilla]], who took him on. Many years later, they met by chance again in [[Arena Coliseo]] and Dr. Karonte had no idea his old friend was now top star Lizmark until he unmasked backstage.		[[Dr. Karonte (Uribe)\|Dr. Karonte]] told Furia de Titanes today the cliff diving was always just a story; Karonte claims he (when both were still children) helped out a skinny teenage Lizmark when he got in a fight, then later introduced him [[Arena Coliseo Acapulco]] trainer [[Abundio Radilla]], who took him on. Many years later, they met by chance again in [[Arena Coliseo]] and Dr. Karonte had no idea his old friend was now top star Lizmark until he unmasked backstage.

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 Lizmark has got a well-deserved reputation for being an innovator that influenced a lot of today's stars, and he's one of the most respected workers in the locker room not only for his tremendous skill but for his great attitude and his excellent work ethic.
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	{{aline\|[[1979\|79]]/[[03/04]]\|hairs\|Lizmark & [[Centauro (Acapulco)\|Centauro]]\|[[Mario Valenzuela]] & [[El Musulmán]]\|[[Arena Coliseo Acapulco]]}}		{{aline\|[[1979\|79]]/[[03/04]]\|hairs\|Lizmark & [[Centauro (Acapulco)\|Centauro]]\|[[Mario Valenzuela]] & [[El Musulmán]]\|[[Arena Coliseo Acapulco]]}}
	{{aline\|[[1982\|82]]/[[10/20]]\|hair\|[[Lizmark]]\|[[El Faraón]]\|Arena Coliseo - Acapulco, Guerrero}}		{{aline\|[[1982\|82]]/[[10/20]]\|hair\|[[Lizmark]]\|[[El Faraón]]\|Arena Coliseo - Acapulco, Guerrero}}
	{{aline\|[[1985\|85]]/[[03/12]]\|masks\|Fantasma & [[Lizmark]]\|[[Espanto Sinisestro]] & [[El Vengador\|Ciclope]]\|Acapulco Guerrero}}		{{aline\|[[1985\|85]]/[[03/12]]\|masks\|Fantasma & [[Lizmark]]\|[[Espanto Sinisestro]] & [[El Vengador (70s)\|Ciclope]]\|[[Acapulco, Guerrero]]}}
	{{aline\|[[1990\|90]]/[[11/25]]\|masks\|Lizmark & [[Atlantis]]\|The Animals [[Eddie Watts\|I]] & [[Chuck Walton\|II]]\|Arena México - Mexico City}}		{{aline\|[[1990\|90]]/[[11/25]]\|masks\|Lizmark & [[Atlantis]]\|The Animals [[Eddie Watts\|I]] & [[Chuck Walton\|II]]\|Arena México - Mexico City}}
	{{aline\|[[1991\|91]]/[[01/14]]\|hair\|[[Lizmark]]\|[[Gran Coloso\|Asesino Negro]]\|Centro de Convenciones, Tampico, Tamaulipas}}		{{aline\|[[1991\|91]]/[[01/14]]\|hair\|[[Lizmark]]\|[[Gran Coloso\|Asesino Negro]]\|Centro de Convenciones, Tampico, Tamaulipas}}

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	Lizmark passed away Wednesday from a heart attack. He was 66 and passed away in [[Mexico City]]. Lizmark’s real name is Juan Baños, which wasn’t revealed until his death as he never lost his mask. Lizmark had previous heart issues, retiring for a time in 1999 due to them before coming back, and was largely done with in-ring competition by 2009. (Lizmark’s name has popped up since then, but it’s almost always just confusion with [[Lizmark Jr.\|his son]].)		Lizmark passed away Wednesday from a heart attack. He was 66 and passed away in [[Mexico City]]. Lizmark’s real name is Juan Baños, which wasn’t revealed until his death as he never lost his mask. Lizmark had previous heart issues, retiring for a time in 1999 due to them before coming back, and was largely done with in-ring competition by 2009. (Lizmark’s name has popped up since then, but it’s almost always just confusion with [[Lizmark Jr.\|his son]].)

	Lizmark was born in [[Oaxaca]], but is most associated with [[Acapulco]] and it’s said he’ll be buried in the state of [[Guerrero]]. The story of the Lizmark name came from the port in that town: a ship was name “Bismark”, and the first letter was changed (either by confusion or by concern of it already being used, depending on the telling) to Lizmark. Lizmark was billed as one of the cliff divers of Acapulco, who take dangerous jumps into the ocean below. Lizmark started in the local arenas there before coming to Mexico City in the early 80s as a revolutionary high flyer for the time, introducing rope tricks with [[El Matematico]] with a graceful style. Lizmark was a multi-time world champion when there were many times fewer world championships in Mexico, winning all three NWA championships including the [[NWA World Light Heavyweight Championship\|Light Heavyweight championship]] four times between 1988 and 1992. That domination might have only ended because Lizmark’s stint with [[CMLL]] was as well; he joined [[AAA]] shortly after, and his Mexican National Light Heavyweight Title\|national light heavyweight title]] match with [[LA Park\|La Parka]] was one of the bigger matches on the [[TripleMania I\|first]] [[TripleMania]]. Lizmark returned to CMLL in 1995, where he was a regular for most of his career (outside of a unmemorable return to AAA for a few months.) Lizmark’s family includes Hijo de Lizmark, who wrestled in CMLL and [[WCW]] and is occasionally seen on indie shows. There was also a separate Lizmark Jr. who appeared for a very brief time, and it’s unclear if he was actually related to Lizmark (as it came off as a name rights buying circumstance.)		Lizmark was born in [[Oaxaca]], but is most associated with [[Acapulco]] and it’s said he’ll be buried in the state of [[Guerrero]]. The story of the Lizmark name came from the port in that town: a ship was name “Bismark”, and the first letter was changed (either by confusion or by concern of it already being used, depending on the telling) to Lizmark. Lizmark was billed as one of the cliff divers of Acapulco, who take dangerous jumps into the ocean below. Lizmark started in the local arenas there before coming to Mexico City in the early 80s as a revolutionary high flyer for the time, introducing rope tricks with [[El Matematico]] with a graceful style. Lizmark was a multi-time world champion when there were many times fewer world championships in Mexico, winning all three NWA championships including the [[NWA World Light Heavyweight Championship\|Light Heavyweight championship]] four times between 1988 and 1992. That domination might have only ended because Lizmark’s stint with [[CMLL]] was as well; he joined [[AAA]] shortly after, and his [[Mexican National Light Heavyweight Title\|national light heavyweight title]] match with [[LA Park\|La Parka]] was one of the bigger matches on the [[TripleMania I\|first]] [[TripleMania]]. Lizmark returned to CMLL in 1995, where he was a regular for most of his career (outside of a unmemorable return to AAA for a few months.) Lizmark’s family includes Hijo de Lizmark, who wrestled in CMLL and [[WCW]] and is occasionally seen on indie shows. There was also a separate Lizmark Jr. who appeared for a very brief time, and it’s unclear if he was actually related to Lizmark (as it came off as a name rights buying circumstance.)

	[[Dr. Karonte (Uribe)\|Dr. Karonte]] told Furia de Titanes today the cliff diving was always just a story; Karonte claims he (when both were still children) helped out a skinny teenage Lizmark when he got in a fight, then later introduced him [[Arena Coliseo Acapulco]] trainer [[Abundio Radilla]], who took him on. Many years later, they met by chance again in [[Arena Coliseo]] and Dr. Karonte had no idea his old friend was now top star Lizmark until he unmasked backstage.		[[Dr. Karonte (Uribe)\|Dr. Karonte]] told Furia de Titanes today the cliff diving was always just a story; Karonte claims he (when both were still children) helped out a skinny teenage Lizmark when he got in a fight, then later introduced him [[Arena Coliseo Acapulco]] trainer [[Abundio Radilla]], who took him on. Many years later, they met by chance again in [[Arena Coliseo]] and Dr. Karonte had no idea his old friend was now top star Lizmark until he unmasked backstage.

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	\|nameHistory=Lizmark (debut - death)		\|nameHistory=Lizmark (debut - death)
	\|family=[[Lizmark Jr.]] (son), [[Lizmark II\|Júpiter/Lizmark II]] (brother), [[Nieto de Lizmark]] (grandson)		\|family=[[Lizmark Jr.]] (son), [[Lizmark II\|Júpiter/Lizmark II]] (brother), [[Nieto de Lizmark]] (grandson)
	\|maestro=[[Abundio Radilla]], [[Braulio Mendoza]], [[Hércules]]		\|maestro=[[Abundio Radilla]], [[Braulio Mendoza]], [[El Hércules (Oaxaca)\|Hércules]]
	\|birthdate=[[December 18]], [[1949]] - [[Santiago Llano Grande]], [[Oaxaca]]<ref>Previously listed as September 18, 1949</ref>		\|birthdate=[[December 18]], [[1949]] - Santiago Llano Grande, [[Oaxaca]]<ref>Previously listed as September 18, 1949</ref>
	\|obituarydate=[[December 16]], [[2015]] - [[Mexico City]] (due to a heart attack)		\|obituarydate=[[December 16]], [[2015]] - [[Mexico City]] (due to a heart attack)
	\|debut=[[March 14]], [[1976]] - [[Arena Coliseo]] - [[Acapulco]], [[Guerrero]]		\|debut=[[March 14]], [[1976]] - [[Arena Coliseo]] - [[Acapulco]], [[Guerrero]]
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	{{aline\|[[1977\|77]]/[[11/23]]\|hair\|[[Lizmark]]\|[[Mario Valenzuela]]\|Arena Coliseo - Acapulco, Guerrero}}		{{aline\|[[1977\|77]]/[[11/23]]\|hair\|[[Lizmark]]\|[[Mario Valenzuela]]\|Arena Coliseo - Acapulco, Guerrero}}
	{{aline\|78/05/24\|hair\|[[Lizmark]]\|[[Roy Lancer]]\|[[Acapulco]]}}		{{aline\|[[1978\|78]]/[[05/24]]\|hair\|[[Lizmark]]\|[[Roy Lancer]]\|[[Acapulco]]}}
	{{aline\|78/07/01\|hair\|[[Lizmark]]\|[[Raúl Armas]]\|[[Mexico City]]}}		{{aline\|[[1978\|78]]/[[07/01]]\|hair\|[[Lizmark]]\|[[Raúl Armas]]\|[[Mexico City]]}}
	{{aline\|78/08/26<ref>[http://wrestlingclassics.com/cgi-bin/.ubbcgi/ultimatebb.cgi?ubb=get_topic&f=10&t=004698 Matt Farmer]</ref>~~\|hair~~\|[[Lizmark]]\|[[El Invasor]]\|[[Pista Arena Revolucion]]}}		{{aline\|[[1978\|78]]/[[08/26]]\|hair<ref>[http://wrestlingclassics.com/cgi-bin/.ubbcgi/ultimatebb.cgi?ubb=get_topic&f=10&t=004698 Matt Farmer]</ref>\|[[Lizmark]]\|[[El Invasor]]\|[[Pista Arena Revolucion]]}}
	{{aline\|79/03/04\|hairs\|Lizmark & [[Centauro]]\|[[Mario Valenzuela]] & [[El Musulmán]]\|Arena Coliseo - Acapulco~~, Guerrero~~}}		{{aline\|[[1979\|79]]/[[03/04]]\|hairs\|Lizmark & [[Centauro (Acapulco)\|Centauro]]\|[[Mario Valenzuela]] & [[El Musulmán]]\|[[Arena Coliseo Acapulco]]}}
	{{aline\|82/10/20\|hair\|[[Lizmark]]\|[[El Faraón]]\|Arena Coliseo - Acapulco, Guerrero}}		{{aline\|[[1982\|82]]/[[10/20]]\|hair\|[[Lizmark]]\|[[El Faraón]]\|Arena Coliseo - Acapulco, Guerrero}}
	{{aline\|85/03/12\|masks\|Fantasma & [[Lizmark]]\|[[Espanto Sinisestro]] & [[El Vengador\|Ciclope]]\|Acapulco Guerrero}}		{{aline\|[[1985\|85]]/[[03/12]]\|masks\|Fantasma & [[Lizmark]]\|[[Espanto Sinisestro]] & [[El Vengador\|Ciclope]]\|Acapulco Guerrero}}
	{{aline\|90/11/25\|masks\|Lizmark & [[Atlantis]]\|[[The Animals]] [[Eddie Watts\|I]] & [[Chuck Walton\|II]]\|Arena México - Mexico City}}		{{aline\|[[1990\|90]]/[[11/25]]\|masks\|Lizmark & [[Atlantis]]\|The Animals [[Eddie Watts\|I]] & [[Chuck Walton\|II]]\|Arena México - Mexico City}}
	{{aline\|[[1991\|91]]/[[01/14]]\|hair\|[[Lizmark]]\|[[Gran Coloso\|Asesino Negro]]\|Centro de Convenciones, Tampico, Tamaulipas}}		{{aline\|[[1991\|91]]/[[01/14]]\|hair\|[[Lizmark]]\|[[Gran Coloso\|Asesino Negro]]\|Centro de Convenciones, Tampico, Tamaulipas}}
	{{aline\|98/06/28\|mask (1)\|[[Lizmark]]\|[[El Norteamericano]]\|Palenque de Gallos - San Luis Potosí, SLP}}		{{aline\|[[1998\|98]]/[[06/28]]\|mask (1)\|[[Lizmark]]\|[[El Norteamericano]]\|Palenque de Gallos - San Luis Potosí, SLP}}
	{{aend\|<b>(1)</b> Triangle match ~~with~~ Universo 2000}}		{{aend\|<b>(1)</b> [[Triangle match]] w/ [[Universo 2000]]}}

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	{{Gallery\|name=Lizmark-nwa-middle.jpg\|caption=as [[NWA World Middleweight Championship\|NWA MIDDLE Champ]]}}		{{Gallery\|name=Lizmark-nwa-middle.jpg\|caption=as [[NWA World Middleweight Championship\|NWA MIDDLE Champ]]}}
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