Crazy 33

This is the second Rocky Star; see the first Rocky Star or Rocky Star (disambugation)

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Crazy Boy 33

Name Crazy Boy 33 Real name José Luis Téllez Nicknames El Chiplon, el Hijo Prodigo de Cd Juarez Name history El Forastero (debut), Crazy Boy/ Crazy 33(ACASA), Rocky Star (EMLL, Panama), Crazy Star II (LLI/UWA), Crazy Boy II (Guatemala) Family Sirenita (ex-wife, Raul Reyes (Suegro), El Zapatista (Cuñado), Skandalo (Sobrino) Maestro(s) El Cobarde Birth date, location September 30, 1962 - Cd Juarez Obituary date Debut, location 1974 Lost mask to December 1, 1989 vs Fuerza Guerrera - Arena Mexico Height Weight Signature moves Titles: IWA World Light Heavyweight Championship

Note

In the final match of relevos suicidas between "El 32", Crazy 33 chose to voluntarily unmask, he said never lost his mask, but other version say they lost his mask with Crazy 32 and the next week El 32 chose to voluntarily unmask.

Luchas de apuestas record

Date	Apuesta	Winner(s)	Loser(s)	Arena and/or Place {{aline|80's|mask|[[Crazy 32]|Crazy 33|Gimnasio Josué Neri Santos - Ciudad Juarez, Chihuahua}}
89/12/01	mask (1)	Fuerza Guerrera	Rocky Star II	Arena Mexico - Mexico City
??/??/??	mask	Sandokan	Rocky Star	Panama
??/??/??	hair	Latin Lover	Crazy 33	Monterrey, Nuevo León
??/??/??	hair	El Texano & Silver King	Crazy Stars I & II	Mexico City
04/07/01	hairs	Zumbido & Super Brazo	Brazo de Platino & Crazy 33	Arena Isabel - Cuernavaca, Morelos
2013/06/23	hair (2)	Psycho Clown, Murder Clown, Monster Clown	Cinta de oro, Rocky Star, Crazy 33	Cd. Juarez
14/06/01	hairs	Aéreo & Émulo	Crazy 33 & Rocky Star	Gimnasio Josué Neri Santos - Ciudad Juarez, Chihuahua
(1) Relevos Suicidas: All Star & El Hijo del Santo vs Fuerza Guerrera & Rocky Star II, (2) Seconds local radio announcers hair was on the line

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