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== Lucha Libre Connection ==
== Lucha Libre Connection ==


On August 21, 1983, Blanchard competed in the 18-man Battle Royal for the AWWA World Junior Heavyweight Championship in the event [[Tercera Dimension (event)|Tercera Dimension]] at Estadio Azteca. He reached the final against [[Cesar Valentino]].
On August 21, 1983, Blanchard competed in the 18-man Battle Royal for the AWWA World Junior Heavyweight Championship in the event [[Tercera Dimension (event)|Tercera Dimension]] at Estadio Azteca. He reached the final for the title losing against [[Cesar Valentino]] with [[Lou Thesz]] as the guest referee.


== Gallery ==
== Gallery ==

Revision as of 15:20, 5 October 2020

Profile

Tully Blanchard
Tully Blanchard
Name Tully Blanchard
Real name Tully Arthur Blanchard
Nicknames
Name history Tully Blanchard, The Midnight, Stallion, The Outlaw
Family Joe Blanchard (father), Tessa Blanchard (daughter)
Maestro(s) Joe Blanchard, Jose Lothario
Birth date, location January 22, 1954 - Edmonton, Alberta, Canada
Obituary date
Debut, location January, 1975
Lost mask to
Height 178 cm
Weight 102 kg
Signature moves Slingshot Suplex, Figure Four Leglock, Piledriver, Elbow Drop
Titles: many non-Mexican championships

Lucha Libre Connection

On August 21, 1983, Blanchard competed in the 18-man Battle Royal for the AWWA World Junior Heavyweight Championship in the event Tercera Dimension at Estadio Azteca. He reached the final for the title losing against Cesar Valentino with Lou Thesz as the guest referee.

Gallery

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