Hechicero (disambiguation): Difference between revisions
From Luchawiki
Jump to navigationJump to search
BlackLesnar (talk | contribs) m checked what else linked to "Deportivo Mexico" in case it was worth another catch-all page and only one other page does; Estrella Blanca's, from a match merely one year later, which explicitly states its in Puebla |
BlackLesnar (talk | contribs) mNo edit summary |
||
| (2 intermediate revisions by the same user not shown) | |||
| Line 2: | Line 2: | ||
* Monterrey's [[Rey Hechicero]] uses only the name Hechicero in [[CMLL]] (perhaps because there were already three 'Rey's). He's by-far the best known '''Hechicero''' at the moment. | * Monterrey's [[Rey Hechicero]] uses only the name Hechicero in [[CMLL]] (perhaps because there were already three 'Rey's). He's by-far the best known '''Hechicero''' at the moment. | ||
* | * [[Hechicero (Morelos)]] - Morelos based luchador who's used the name since at least 2008, and perhaps as far back as 1991. | ||
* [[El Nazi]] used the Hechicero name early in his career. | * [[El Nazi]] - used the Hechicero name early in his career. | ||
* | * [[Hechicero II]] - was unmasked by [[Vendaval]] at Puebla's [[Deportivo Mexico]] building in 1979. | ||
* | * [[Hechicero (Estado de Mexico)]] - was active in Mexico state from 1989 to 1997 (especially Arena Naucalpan and Pista Arena Revolucion). | ||
* | * [[Hechicero (California)]] - was active in the Los Angeles area between 1993 and 1995. | ||
* | * [[Hechicero (Laguna)]] - was active in the Durango/Torreon area between 1983 and 1989. | ||
* | * [[Hechicero (Sinaloa)]] - was active in Culican, Sinaloa in 2005 and lost his mask to the local Ciclope. | ||
* | * [[Hechicero (Tampico)]] - was active in the Tampico/Ciudad Madero area between 2006 and 2009. | ||
* | * [[Hechicero (Colombia)]] - was active in Columbia circa 1972, losing his mask to [[Ulises (60s)|El Tapatío]]. | ||
* | * [[Hechicero (2008)]] - made a single appearance in 2008 in CMLL and was not seen in CMLL again. | ||
* | * [[Hechicero (Chiapas)]] - is active in the Chiapas area. | ||
* [[Hechicera]] | * [[El Hechicero de Tijuana]] - unmasked by [[Psiclope]]. | ||
* [[Hechicera.]] - unmasked by [[Starman Jr. (Guatemala)]] in 2011. | |||
* [[La Hechicera]] - an '00s [[AAA]] luchadora. | |||
* the seemingly Tamaulipas-based El Hechicero who trained [[Pantera Metalica]] & [[Laredo Kid]]. | |||
* the El Hechicero unmasked by [[Fray Tormenta]]. | |||
[[Category:Shared Identities]] | [[Category:Shared Identities]] | ||
Latest revision as of 20:17, 4 October 2026
Multiple luchadors have used the name Hechicero ("Sorcerer").
- Monterrey's Rey Hechicero uses only the name Hechicero in CMLL (perhaps because there were already three 'Rey's). He's by-far the best known Hechicero at the moment.
- Hechicero (Morelos) - Morelos based luchador who's used the name since at least 2008, and perhaps as far back as 1991.
- El Nazi - used the Hechicero name early in his career.
- Hechicero II - was unmasked by Vendaval at Puebla's Deportivo Mexico building in 1979.
- Hechicero (Estado de Mexico) - was active in Mexico state from 1989 to 1997 (especially Arena Naucalpan and Pista Arena Revolucion).
- Hechicero (California) - was active in the Los Angeles area between 1993 and 1995.
- Hechicero (Laguna) - was active in the Durango/Torreon area between 1983 and 1989.
- Hechicero (Sinaloa) - was active in Culican, Sinaloa in 2005 and lost his mask to the local Ciclope.
- Hechicero (Tampico) - was active in the Tampico/Ciudad Madero area between 2006 and 2009.
- Hechicero (Colombia) - was active in Columbia circa 1972, losing his mask to El Tapatío.
- Hechicero (2008) - made a single appearance in 2008 in CMLL and was not seen in CMLL again.
- Hechicero (Chiapas) - is active in the Chiapas area.
- El Hechicero de Tijuana - unmasked by Psiclope.
- Hechicera. - unmasked by Starman Jr. (Guatemala) in 2011.
- La Hechicera - an '00s AAA luchadora.
- the seemingly Tamaulipas-based El Hechicero who trained Pantera Metalica & Laredo Kid.
- the El Hechicero unmasked by Fray Tormenta.
