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Original EMLL trainer who also doubled as a referee. Attended military college in 1908, where he learned | Original [[EMLL]] trainer who also doubled as a referee. Attended military college in 1908, where he learned Greco-Roman wrestling and jiu jitsu, where he eventually reached "sixth grade" - allegedly the only person in America to do so. Befriended & learned pro wrestling from William Muldoon while in the US, then served in the first World War where he earned the rank of Coronel. Wrestled as [[Maravilla Enmascarada]] for four matches in 1920 in Hollywood. Returned to Mexico in 1931 at the government's request to teach wrestling and jiu jitsu. Met [[Salvador Lutteroth]] in 1933 and joined the promotion as lead trainer (and a referee), training the first generation of Mexican born wrestlers. Credited by several wrestling historians with the rolling bump style unique to lucha libre, and possibly other cultural eccentricities. | ||
Source: Clinch 227 | Source: Clinch 227<ref>https://thecubsfan.com/cmll/2023/12/05/box-y-lucha-233a-237a-september-1956/</ref> | ||
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[[Category:Officials]][[Category:Referees]] | [[Category:Officials]][[Category:Referees]] | ||
[[Category:Trainers]] | [[Category:Trainers]] | ||
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Original EMLL trainer who also doubled as a referee. Attended military college in 1908, where he learned Greco-Roman wrestling and jiu jitsu, where he eventually reached "sixth grade" - allegedly the only person in America to do so. Befriended & learned pro wrestling from William Muldoon while in the US, then served in the first World War where he earned the rank of Coronel. Wrestled as Maravilla Enmascarada for four matches in 1920 in Hollywood. Returned to Mexico in 1931 at the government's request to teach wrestling and jiu jitsu. Met Salvador Lutteroth in 1933 and joined the promotion as lead trainer (and a referee), training the first generation of Mexican born wrestlers. Credited by several wrestling historians with the rolling bump style unique to lucha libre, and possibly other cultural eccentricities.
Source: Clinch 227[1]
| Current CMLL (DF) Referees |
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| Bestia Negra - La Comandante - Edgar el Güero - Grako - Olímpico - Thelma Barron - Tigre Infante |
| Former EMLL/CMLL Referees |
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| Adonis Salazar - Angel Azteca - Babe Richard - Chucho - Eddie Palau - Gato Montini - Gonzalo Avendano - Gran Davis - Pepe Casas - Pompín - Rafa El Maya - Roberto Rangel - Rodolfo Ruíz - Terror Chino - Tigre Hispano - Tirantes |
