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== Profile ==
<big>[https://thecubsfan.com/cmll/2020/10/19/principe-aereo-iwrg-tournaments-hijo-del-villano-iii/ LuchaBlog Obituary:]</big>


Príncipe Aéreo passed away from a ruptured middle cerebral artery, according to the medical report obtained by Mas Lucha. Initial reports had it as a heart attack. Instead, it’s a brain injury, an aneurysm. They’re very rare in an athlete the age of Príncipe Aéreo (23). Some types of aneurysms can be caused by head injuries. I have not seen the full match, I did not see an obvious head injury in the clip that was online and reports of people there live do not mention anything significant. (There’s a clip of a dive he performed during the match and his head does not impact anything.) Príncipe Aéreo does not signal any head injury in the moments before he collapses; it is possible he had a condition he was born with which went undiscovered.


There is an ongoing investigation into Príncipe Aéreo’s passing. I do not know if we’ll ultimately hear much more about it, but both the [[Mexico State]] lucha libre commission and other authorities are looking into the death. That should be standard practice any time someone passes away in a match.
There is a GoFundMe for Príncipe Aéreo around, saying they’re raising money for funeral expenses. GoFundMe is not a website Mexicans use to raise money. This GoFundMe is not connected to the main promotion sponsoring Saturday’s show ([[MexaWrestling]]), Príncipe Aéreo’s family, or the wrestlers who were his friends. Some of those people have asked people not to send money towards it. MexaWrestling and [[Lucha Time]] (a [[Monterrey]] promotion who provided some of the wrestlers, including the other wrestler who was in the ring when Príncipe Aéreo collapsed) have said they will be paying for all funeral expenses. The wrestlers on the show are also contributing their pay for the night. I am not questioning the intent behind the GoFundMe, but I would advise waiting to see if there’s an endorsed fund-raising campaign if you’re looking to help out.
Likewise, I think a suddenly announced Principe Aereo charity show on 10/24 in [[Arena Neza]] is well intentioned. It also comes off rushed and unclear. There’re 11 promotions on the show for a show advertising 6 matches. That’s not a good look. Maybe all those promotions are donating money to their family, which would be great; it’s not clear on the poster or any of the promotions' messages. Maybe all the money is being donated to the family; that’s not said. It comes off as a rush effort to say they’re doing something (and specifically say they’re not doing it with Lucha Time, Mexa Wrestling or [[IWRG]]). Maybe the media companies listed on the poster are also donating their ad-revenue from the show; I don’t understand why they’d be included otherwise. Everyone would be better slowing down and considering the actions before they make them.
DoradaFan has a [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AGAh-Dq7yzc music video tribute] to Príncipe Aéreo.


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Latest revision as of 15:06, 7 August 2026

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Príncipe Aéreo
Príncipe Aéreo
Name Príncipe Aéreo
Real name Luis Ángel Salazar
Nicknames Caballero del Aire, El Suicida del Ring
Name history Príncipe Aéreo
Family none
Maestro(s) Relampago Azul I, Arturo Beristain, Bandido
Birth date, location March 25, 1997 - México City
Obituary date October 17, 2020 (aged 23)
Debut, location 2013
Lost mask to
Height
Weight
Signature moves
Titles: LLT Lightweight Championship

LuchaBlog Obituary:

Príncipe Aéreo passed away from a ruptured middle cerebral artery, according to the medical report obtained by Mas Lucha. Initial reports had it as a heart attack. Instead, it’s a brain injury, an aneurysm. They’re very rare in an athlete the age of Príncipe Aéreo (23). Some types of aneurysms can be caused by head injuries. I have not seen the full match, I did not see an obvious head injury in the clip that was online and reports of people there live do not mention anything significant. (There’s a clip of a dive he performed during the match and his head does not impact anything.) Príncipe Aéreo does not signal any head injury in the moments before he collapses; it is possible he had a condition he was born with which went undiscovered.

There is an ongoing investigation into Príncipe Aéreo’s passing. I do not know if we’ll ultimately hear much more about it, but both the Mexico State lucha libre commission and other authorities are looking into the death. That should be standard practice any time someone passes away in a match.

There is a GoFundMe for Príncipe Aéreo around, saying they’re raising money for funeral expenses. GoFundMe is not a website Mexicans use to raise money. This GoFundMe is not connected to the main promotion sponsoring Saturday’s show (MexaWrestling), Príncipe Aéreo’s family, or the wrestlers who were his friends. Some of those people have asked people not to send money towards it. MexaWrestling and Lucha Time (a Monterrey promotion who provided some of the wrestlers, including the other wrestler who was in the ring when Príncipe Aéreo collapsed) have said they will be paying for all funeral expenses. The wrestlers on the show are also contributing their pay for the night. I am not questioning the intent behind the GoFundMe, but I would advise waiting to see if there’s an endorsed fund-raising campaign if you’re looking to help out.

Likewise, I think a suddenly announced Principe Aereo charity show on 10/24 in Arena Neza is well intentioned. It also comes off rushed and unclear. There’re 11 promotions on the show for a show advertising 6 matches. That’s not a good look. Maybe all those promotions are donating money to their family, which would be great; it’s not clear on the poster or any of the promotions' messages. Maybe all the money is being donated to the family; that’s not said. It comes off as a rush effort to say they’re doing something (and specifically say they’re not doing it with Lucha Time, Mexa Wrestling or IWRG). Maybe the media companies listed on the poster are also donating their ad-revenue from the show; I don’t understand why they’d be included otherwise. Everyone would be better slowing down and considering the actions before they make them.

DoradaFan has a music video tribute to Príncipe Aéreo.