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*[[Ángel Azteca]] | |||
*[[Ángel de Barrio]] - AKA Mictlán | |||
*[[Ángel de Oro]] | |||
**[[Neibla Roja]] - his brother, FKA Angel de Plata | |||
*[[Super Angel]] | *[[Super Angel]] | ||
*[[Ángel Mortal]] | |||
*[[Ángel Anónimo]] - unmasked by [[Vagabundo]] in Querétaro, 1983 | |||
*[[Angel Arellano]] - trainer of [[Roberto Espino]] | *[[Angel Arellano]] - trainer of [[Roberto Espino]] | ||
*[[Ángel Poblano]] - brother of [[La Fiera]] | *[[Ángel Poblano]] - brother of [[La Fiera]] | ||
Revision as of 17:15, 10 October 2026
Many luchadors have used the name Angel, or used the word as part of their name. This is by no means a complete list.
- The El Ángel in AAA in the mid 2000s, and late in the indies, is the luchador also known as Oscar Sevilla. He would eventually lose ths mask in IWRG.
- a Nuevo Ángel appears to be related to Sevilla somehow; his outfit matches the original.
- El Ángel (Jalisco, 2011) - a Guadalara lucahdor who made one appearance in Arena Coliseo Guadalajara and worked some Dantes Factory shows.
- El Ángel (Jalisco, 1950s) - a regular in Plaza de Toros el Progreso, Guadalajara, Jalisco in 1955. Predates Ángel Blanco, may have spurred him to add the color to differentiate.
- El Ángel (Tamaulipas) - a Reynosa based luchador, wrestling since the early 2000s.
- El Angel (Juba) - mainstay of Arena Juba in Reynosa, Tamaulipas, who lost his hair to Aventurero in 2002 and La Parka II in 2005.
- El Angel (Juarez) - unmasked by Maravilloso in 2004
- whichever El Ángel was unmasked by Megatron I & Megatron II at Arena Olímpico Laguna in 1984
Variants:
- Ángel Azteca
- Ángel de Barrio - AKA Mictlán
- Ángel de Oro
- Neibla Roja - his brother, FKA Angel de Plata
- Super Angel
- Ángel Mortal
- Ángel Anónimo - unmasked by Vagabundo in Querétaro, 1983
- Angel Arellano - trainer of Roberto Espino
- Ángel Poblano - brother of La Fiera
See also: