One of the most beloved luchadors in Mexicali. He is Co-founder of Arena Nacionalista, current promoter, ring announcer, and occasional referee.
One of the most beloved luchadors in Mexicali. He is Co-founder of Arena Nacionalista, current promoter, ring announcer, and occasional referee.
His professional wrestling career began in 1976 in San Luis Río Colorado, Sonora under his nicknames "Pato" Hernandez and that name did not work. Later on he adopted the name of '''Pluma Blanca''' he wrestled under that name for about 8 matches and it seemed to work. Nevertheless his father and his Trainer had the idea of adopting the name of '''Príncipe Negro''' since he used to wear in black. He bought one gear to [[Relampago Negro]] and made some modifications. He took off the lightingvolt for a crown.
Began to train at the age of 16. He was the first son of Manuel Hernandez to debut as a wrestler. His professional wrestling career began in 1976 in San Luis Río Colorado, Sonora under his nicknames "Pato" Hernandez and that name did not work. Later on he adopted the name of '''Pluma Blanca''' he wrestled under that name for about 8 matches and it seemed to work. Nevertheless his father and his Trainer had the idea of adopting the name of '''Príncipe Negro''' since he used to wear a sarape and a black fedora with a cross. He bought one gear to [[Relampago Negro]] and made some modifications. He took off the lightingvolt for a crown. His first matches were in San Luis Rio Colorado, because he was a lightweight and there were few luchadores in that division in Mexicali. He used to go back and forth with Tury Olivares. [[Benjamin Mora]] gave him opportunites to all over Baja California and Baja California Sur. He was noticed by Rafael Rebelin has a big draw at local level. One of his most memorable matches originally a tag team match between [[Septiembre Negro]] and him against [[Carlos Plata]] and [[Negro Casas]]. Septiembre Negro and Carlos Plata missed and the match went to a hand to hand with Negro Casas which turned in a memorable match. He used to team up with his father and brothers making events with full attendances.
One of the most beloved luchadors in Mexicali. He is Co-founder of Arena Nacionalista, current promoter, ring announcer, and occasional referee.
Began to train at the age of 16. He was the first son of Manuel Hernandez to debut as a wrestler. His professional wrestling career began in 1976 in San Luis Río Colorado, Sonora under his nicknames "Pato" Hernandez and that name did not work. Later on he adopted the name of Pluma Blanca he wrestled under that name for about 8 matches and it seemed to work. Nevertheless his father and his Trainer had the idea of adopting the name of Príncipe Negro since he used to wear a sarape and a black fedora with a cross. He bought one gear to Relampago Negro and made some modifications. He took off the lightingvolt for a crown. His first matches were in San Luis Rio Colorado, because he was a lightweight and there were few luchadores in that division in Mexicali. He used to go back and forth with Tury Olivares. Benjamin Mora gave him opportunites to all over Baja California and Baja California Sur. He was noticed by Rafael Rebelin has a big draw at local level. One of his most memorable matches originally a tag team match between Septiembre Negro and him against Carlos Plata and Negro Casas. Septiembre Negro and Carlos Plata missed and the match went to a hand to hand with Negro Casas which turned in a memorable match. He used to team up with his father and brothers making events with full attendances.
Los Humildes
During early 90s he was part of of this trio of técnicos along with Humilde & El Musical. The gears of this trio were unique, their masks, thights, shirts had patches which symbolized the humbleness of their characters.
Imperio Negro
With his sons Príncipe Negro Jr. & Rey Negro were one of the most well known and respected Trios in Mexicali.
