Ciclón Ramírez

this is the 80s Pegasso; read Pegasso (disambugation) for the others using this name

this is the late 90s Tiburón; read Tiburón (disambiguation) for the others using this name

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Ciclón Ramírez

Name Ciclón Ramírez Real name Celso Reyes Daza Nicknames Rey del Tope Name history Ovni (debut - ), Pegaso I (82 - 88), Ciclón Ramírez (88 - ), Mr. Ramírez (mid 90s), Tiburón (Promo Azteca/CMLL, 96 - 97) Family Ciclón Ramírez Jr. (son?), Xelhua (nephew), SWAT (brother[-in-law?]) Maestro(s) Diablo Velazco Birth date, location July 28, 1961 - Acapulco, Guerrero Obituary date March 4, 2025 Debut, location March 1982 - Nuevo Laredo, Tamps. Lost mask to Felino - July 9, 1993 - Arena México Height 5'7"/170 cms Weight 178 lbs/81 kg Signature moves Bullet tope suicida, High Angle Huracarrana Titles: - Occident Welterweight Title (as Pegaso I) National Lightweight Title (as Pegaso I) Distrito Federal Welterweight Title National Welterweight Title (3) CMLL World Welterweight Title Distrito Federal Trios Championship (2 - w/ Nuevo Huracan Ramirez Jr. & El Hijo Del Huracan Ramirez, w/ Águila Solitaria & El Pantera) Nuevo León Trios Titles (w/ Águila Solitaria & El Pantera) Veracruz Trios Titles (w/ Aguila Solitaria & El Pantera) Arena Santa Maria Aztahuacán Tag Team Titles (w/ SWAT) Naucalpan Middleweight Title IWRG Intercontinental Welterweight Title

A member of Las Saetas Del Ring.

LuchaBlog Obituary:

Ciclon Ramirez (Celso Reyes Daza, 65) passed away on Tuesday. He’d been dealing with complications from diatabes for years, including losing much of his vision, but he was also just as at a lucha libre expo in Puebla this past weekend. No cause of death is mentioned. Ramirez is the uncle of current CMLL wrestler Xelhua (and so the brother of former CMLL Puebla wrestler SWAT.) He is unrelated to Ciclon Ramirez Jr., who claims he bought the name from another wrestler. Ciclon Ramirez’s passing was a notable death in Mexican publications.

This man wrestled as Pegaso (I) before the Ciclon Ramirez character and Tiburon after it, but it was the Huracan Ramirez knockoff character that brought him the most success in the 80s and 90s. In rare (and mostly irrelevant) trivia, he managed to win five different welterweight championships. He was Occidente champion around 1984, the Mexico City welterweight champion around 1987, the national welterweight title in 1989, the CMLL welterweight champion in 1993, and the IWG welterweight champion at the end of his career in 2000. Ciclon appears well regarded despite being an early match wrestler for most of his career. The AAA exodus opened room for him to move up in CMLL a bit, and his memorable mask feud with Felino started in that first year after the split. Ciclon, under one name or another, was around CMLL from 1983 to 1997, a pretty good run. Rob has some good memories of Ciclon Ramirez.

(Ovni is listed as Ciclon’s first gimmick; if he was the Ovni in Arena Naucalpan, he was wrestling in 1980, earlier than we have his debut on the luchawiki. And the peak of his career really came close to the end of it.)

Luchas de apuestas record

Date	Apuesta	Winner(s)	Loser(s)	Arena and/or Place
92/03/21	mask	Ciclón Ramírez	Dalia Negra	Arena Coliseo DF
93/05/26	mask (1)	Ciclón Ramírez	Rey Lobo	Palenque de la Feria - Celaya, Guanajuato
93/07/09	mask	Felino	Ciclón Ramírez	Arena México - Mexico City
94/06/10	hair	Javier Cruz	Ciclón Ramírez	Arena México - Mexico City
95/06/13	hair	Chicago Express	Ciclón Ramírez	Arena Coliseo - Mexico City
96/03/17	hair	Karloff Lagarde Jr.	Ciclón Ramírez	Arena Coliseo - Mexico City
00/06/15	hair (2)	Ciclón Ramírez	Bombero Infernal	Arena Naucalpan - Naucalpan, Mexico State
05/07/17	hair	Ciclón Ramírez	El Mohicano I	Tlaxcala
(1) Triangle match with Platino; (2) Triangle match with Dr. Cerebro

Gallery

As Pegaso I

As Pegaso I

1992

Unmasked, 1993

with Pegaso II and Shogun

as Ovni?