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|nameHistory=Halcón 78, Mexicano
|nameHistory=Halcón 78, Mexicano
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|family=[[Constelacion]] (brother), [[La Briosa]] (wife), [[Hammer Fist]], [[Halcon Jr.]], [[Combat]] (sons), [[Sugi Sito]] (father-in-law)
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|maestro=[[El Pachuco]], [[Johnny James]], [[Aníbal]], [[Felipe Ham Lee]], [[Lou Thesz]], [[Zepelin Ahumada]]
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|birthdate=[[July 28]], [[1957]]
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|debut=[[1977]]
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|weight=83/183 lbs
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|titles=[[Campeonato Nacional Semicompleto]], [[Mexican National Tag Team Championship]] (w/[[Falcón]])
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== Profile ==
 
Halcon '78 was born on July 28th, 1957. He was trained by [[Johnny James]], [[Anibal]] and [[Felipe Ham Lee]] and debuted in 1977.
 
His Halcon '78 name came from the magazine, "El Halcon", which was one of the major wrestling magazines in Mexico in the 70's and 80's. When [[El Halcon]] lost his mask to [[Mil Mascaras]] in 1977, the magazine was unhappy as they still wanted a masked wrestler to be their mascot. This led to the creation of Halcon 78. The "78" on his name signifies the year he started wrestling in Mexico City and helped differentiate between him and [[El Halcon]], though he kept a very similar look. To make matters more confusing, he would often team with [[El Halcon]] and later would team with [[Falcon]], who also copied the look and gimmick.
 
Halcon '78 was a success from the start, winning the hair of [[Kahoz | Astro Rey]] and teaming with [[Solar]] to win the masks of [[Comando I]] and [[Comando II]] on August 3rd, 1980. He and [[Falcon]] captured the [[Mexican National Tag Team Championship]] together at some point and held the title at least through 1981. The pair later went on to win the masks of Las Fieras I and II at an unknown date.
 
He went on to win multiple apuestas matches in the 1980's, defeating [[Dr. Muerte]], [[Ángel Mortal | El Perverso]], [[Renato Torres]] and [[Convoy]]. He also captured the [[Mexican National Light Heavyweight Championship]] on October 16th, 1986 and held onto the belt until [[Pierroth Jr.]] defeated him for it on April 4th, 1988.
 
He was a regular with the [[UWA]] and the independent scene, often paired with or against [[Falcon]]. The pair met in a mask vs 5 million pesos match in 1991. He joined [[AAA]] in 1994 and became El Mexicano. He was paired with [[Ángel Azteca | El Charro]] and [[El Mariachi]] to form "[[Los Folkloricos]]" in a midcard role. The team wore traditional Mexican charro/horseman outfits with sombrero's. After the team finished, he continued on with AAA into the 2000's, often in midcard or lower card roles.
 
== Luchas de apuestas record ==
== Luchas de apuestas record ==
{{astart}}
{{astart}}
{{aline|??/??/??|hair|[[Halcón 78]]|[[El Macho I]]|unknown}}
{{aline|??/??/??|hair|Halcón 78|[[Kuroneko]]|unknown}}
{{aline|??/??/??|hair|Halcón 78|[[Sugi Sito]]|unknown}}
{{aline|??/??/??|hair|Halcón 78|[[Renato Torres]]|unknown}}
{{aline|??/??/??|beard|Halcón 78|[[El Vikingo]]|unknown}}
{{aline|??/??/??|hair|Halcón 78|[[El Perverso]]|unknown}}
{{aline|??/??/??|hair|Halcón 78|[[Tauro]]|unknown}}
{{aline|??/??/??|hair|Halcón 78|[[Jose Luis Feliciano]]|unknown}}
{{aline|??/??/??|hair|Halcón 78|[[Astro Rey]]|El Toreo - Naucalpan, Mexico State}}
{{aline|??/??/??|hair|Halcón 78|[[Astro Rey]]|El Toreo - Naucalpan, Mexico State}}
{{aline|??/??/??|masks|[[Solar]] & Halcón 78|[[Los Comandos]]|Palacio de los Deportes - Mexico City}}
{{aline|??/??/??|masks|[[Solar]] & Halcón 78|[[Los Comandos (UWA)|Los Comandos]] [[Comando I|I]] & [[Comando II|II]]|Palacio de los Deportes - Mexico City}}
{{aline|82/03/22|masks|Halcón 78 & [[Falcon]]|[[Las Fieras]]|unknown}}
{{aline|[[1979|79]]/[[01/23]]|mask/hair|[[Mexicano|Halcón 78]] & [[Lucio Risas]]|[[Black Demon]] & [[Sugi Sito]]|[[Unidad Deportiva de Acapulco]]}}
{{aline|82/03/22|masks|Halcón 78 & [[Falcon]]|[[Las Fieras]] [[Fiera I|I]] & [[Fiera II|II]]|unknown}}
{{aline|83/01/23|mask (1)|Halcón 78|[[Dr. Muerte]]|unknown}}
{{aline|83/01/23|mask (1)|Halcón 78|[[Dr. Muerte]]|unknown}}
{{aline|85/08/11|mask|Halcón 78|[[Convoy]]|El Toreo - Naucalpan, Mexico State}}
{{aline|85/08/11|mask|Halcón 78|[[Convoy]]|El Toreo - Naucalpan, Mexico State}}
{{aline|[[1988]]/[[January 28|01/28]]|hair|[[Halcón 78]]|[[Jose Luis Feliciano]]|[[Arena Ecatepec de Morelos]], [[Ecatepec]], [[Mexico State]]}}
{{aline|03/07/05|masks|Halcón 78 & [[Pequeño Halcón]] (DF)|[[Lobo]] & [[Médico]]|Arena Xochimilco - Xochimilco, Mexico City}}
{{aline|03/07/05|masks|Halcón 78 & [[Pequeño Halcón]] (DF)|[[Lobo]] & [[Médico]]|Arena Xochimilco - Xochimilco, Mexico City}}
{{aend|<b>(1)</b> 24 wrestler campal}}
{{aend|<b>(1)</b> 24 wrestler campal}}


== Gallery ==
== Gallery ==
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[[Category:Mexican wrestlers]]
[[Category:Mexican wrestlers]]
[[Category:Former LLI/UWA wrestlers]][[Category:Former AAA/PAP wrestlers]][[Category:Trainers]]

Latest revision as of 08:57, 3 November 2023

Mexicano
Mexicano
Name Mexicano
Real name
Nicknames
Name history Halcón 78, Mexicano
Family Constelacion (brother), La Briosa (wife), Hammer Fist, Halcon Jr., Combat (sons), Sugi Sito (father-in-law)
Maestro(s) El Pachuco, Johnny James, Aníbal, Felipe Ham Lee, Lou Thesz, Zepelin Ahumada
Birth date, location July 28, 1957
Obituary date
Debut, location 1977
Lost mask to
Height 168 cm/5'6"
Weight 83/183 lbs
Signature moves
Titles: Campeonato Nacional Semicompleto, Mexican National Tag Team Championship (w/Falcón)

Profile

Halcon '78 was born on July 28th, 1957. He was trained by Johnny James, Anibal and Felipe Ham Lee and debuted in 1977.

His Halcon '78 name came from the magazine, "El Halcon", which was one of the major wrestling magazines in Mexico in the 70's and 80's. When El Halcon lost his mask to Mil Mascaras in 1977, the magazine was unhappy as they still wanted a masked wrestler to be their mascot. This led to the creation of Halcon 78. The "78" on his name signifies the year he started wrestling in Mexico City and helped differentiate between him and El Halcon, though he kept a very similar look. To make matters more confusing, he would often team with El Halcon and later would team with Falcon, who also copied the look and gimmick.

Halcon '78 was a success from the start, winning the hair of Astro Rey and teaming with Solar to win the masks of Comando I and Comando II on August 3rd, 1980. He and Falcon captured the Mexican National Tag Team Championship together at some point and held the title at least through 1981. The pair later went on to win the masks of Las Fieras I and II at an unknown date.

He went on to win multiple apuestas matches in the 1980's, defeating Dr. Muerte, El Perverso, Renato Torres and Convoy. He also captured the Mexican National Light Heavyweight Championship on October 16th, 1986 and held onto the belt until Pierroth Jr. defeated him for it on April 4th, 1988.

He was a regular with the UWA and the independent scene, often paired with or against Falcon. The pair met in a mask vs 5 million pesos match in 1991. He joined AAA in 1994 and became El Mexicano. He was paired with El Charro and El Mariachi to form "Los Folkloricos" in a midcard role. The team wore traditional Mexican charro/horseman outfits with sombrero's. After the team finished, he continued on with AAA into the 2000's, often in midcard or lower card roles.

Luchas de apuestas record

Date Apuesta Winner(s) Loser(s) Arena and/or Place
??/??/?? hair Halcón 78 El Macho I unknown
??/??/?? hair Halcón 78 Kuroneko unknown
??/??/?? hair Halcón 78 Sugi Sito unknown
??/??/?? hair Halcón 78 Renato Torres unknown
??/??/?? beard Halcón 78 El Vikingo unknown
??/??/?? hair Halcón 78 El Perverso unknown
??/??/?? hair Halcón 78 Tauro unknown
??/??/?? hair Halcón 78 Jose Luis Feliciano unknown
??/??/?? hair Halcón 78 Astro Rey El Toreo - Naucalpan, Mexico State
??/??/?? masks Solar & Halcón 78 Los Comandos I & II Palacio de los Deportes - Mexico City
79/01/23 mask/hair Halcón 78 & Lucio Risas Black Demon & Sugi Sito Unidad Deportiva de Acapulco
82/03/22 masks Halcón 78 & Falcon Las Fieras I & II unknown
83/01/23 mask (1) Halcón 78 Dr. Muerte unknown
85/08/11 mask Halcón 78 Convoy El Toreo - Naucalpan, Mexico State
1988/01/28 hair Halcón 78 Jose Luis Feliciano Arena Ecatepec de Morelos, Ecatepec, Mexico State
03/07/05 masks Halcón 78 & Pequeño Halcón (DF) Lobo & Médico Arena Xochimilco - Xochimilco, Mexico City
(1) 24 wrestler campal


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