César Valentino

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César Valentino

Name César Valentino Real name César Oswaldo Varela Delgado Nicknames El Guerrillero (Guerrilla Fighter) Name history César Varela (debut - ??), Ulises (70s), César Valentino (?? - retirement) Family none Maestro(s) Zepelín Ahumada Birth date, location October 9, 1941 - Tlacotalpán, Veracruz Obituary date June 15, 2009 Debut, location November 18, 1958 - Veracruz, Veracruz Lost mask to Height 5'9"/175 cms Weight 207 lbs/94 kg Signature moves La Swastika Titles: Guatemala: ALLL Middleweight Championship, UWA World Junior Light Heavyweight Championship, AWWA World Junior Heavyweight Championship

Considered the father of the second major wave of mini wrestling in Mexico. When Valentino was working as an extra on Mil Mascaras's 1973 film Los Vampiros de Coyoacán, Valentino was amazed at how quickly the midget actors on set picked up the finer points of lucha & thought they should train as professionals. The midgets figuring it was the fast way out of smal time theater & circus life took him up on his offer. Valentino trained the mini's: Fili Estrella, Gabby Da Silva, Gulliver, & Pequeño Goliath.

Luchas de apuestas record

Date	Apuesta	Winner(s)	Loser(s)	Arena and/or Place
??/??/??	hair	Canek	César Valentino	unknown
??/??/??	hair	El Solitario	César Valentino	Arena México - Mexico City
??/??/??	hair	Gran Hamada	César Valentino	unknown
??/??/??	hair	Villano III	César Valentino	unknown
1970/03/14	hair	César Valentino	Huroki Sito	Pista Arena Revolucion
1972/02/04	hair	Raúl Reyes	César Valentino	Arena Mexico
1975/02/07	hair	Raúl Reyes	César Valentino	Arena Mexico
77/02/27	hairs	Coloso Colosetti & César Valentino	Bello Greco & Sergio el Hermoso	El Toreo - Naucalpan, Mexico State
77/06/26	hair	Ray Mendoza	César Valentino	Palacio de los Deportes - Mexico City
80/08/10	hairs	Fishman & Anibal	César Valentino & Kurisu	Palacio de los Deportes - Mexico City
81/09/25	hair	Kobayashi & Saito	Coloso Colosetti & César Valentino	El Toreo - Naucalpan, Mexico State
92/04/19	hairs	Steel Warriors I & II	César Valentino & Rey Gestas	Texcoco, Mexico State

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as AWWA World Jr. Heavy Champ