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== Profile == | |||
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|image= | |image=SangreIndiax2.jpg | ||
|name=Sangre India | |name=Sangre India | ||
|realName=José Vicente Ramos Estrada | |realName=José Vicente Ramos Estrada | ||
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|nameHistory=Sangre India | |nameHistory=Sangre India | ||
|family= | |family= | ||
|maestro= Diablo Velasco | |maestro=[[Diablo Velasco]], [[Antonio Cruz]] | ||
|birthdate=1955 | |birthdate=[[November 19]], [[1955]] - [[Michoacan]] | ||
|debut= | |debut= | ||
|lostmaskto= | |lostmaskto= | ||
|height= | |height=174 cm/5' 8.5" | ||
|weight= | |weight=87 kg/192 lb | ||
|obituarydate=[[December 25]], [[1979]] - Arena Coliseo, Mexico City | |obituarydate=[[December 25]], [[1979]] - [[Arena Coliseo]], Mexico City | ||
|signatureMoves= | |signatureMoves= | ||
|titles= | |titles= | ||
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== Notes == | == Notes == | ||
=== English === | |||
Ramos Estrada was born in Michoacan in the year 1955. He passed away at the age of 24. | |||
Jose Vicente Ramos moved from Michoacan to Jalisco, looking for an opportunity. In Guadaljara, he met [[Cuauhtémoc Velasco]], who was giving classes in the gymnasium of Arena Tapatia. The future Sangre India began to learn the secerts of lucha libre over strenous days. Dibalo Velasco was a very demanding teacher who did not just everyone a chance to lean from him and would not allow his students to debut until he was certain they were ready. Among others in Velasco's classes at the time were [[Franco Colombo]], [[César Curiel]], El [[Espectro Jr.]], [[Asesino Negro]], [[Astral]], [[El Monarca]], and [[Gran Cochisse]]. [[Satanico]] was also among a group of high school wrestlers. | |||
In the beginning of his career, Sangre India's life was solely devoted to lucha libre. Three years later, he was a new husband and father to be. He only had a little time to enjoy married life before he passed away. | |||
Sangre India had promise as a rudo and already earned an apuesta win in [[Arena Coliseo DF]], beating Chamaco Ortiz (better known as [[Hombre Bala]]) on [[December 4]], [[1979]]. Unfortunately, Sangre India's life would only last three more weeks. | |||
Sangre India passed away during a match at Arena Coliseo on [[December 25|Christmas Day]], 1979. The sides were [[El Vengador]] and [[César Curiel]] versus [[Leo López]] and Sangre India. During the action, Sangre India dived out of the ring. The back of his head collided with a chair, and he died instantly. | |||
Fans and fellow luchadors were shocked and unbelieving at first, but Sangre India had passed away fighting in Arena Coliseo on Christmas. | |||
(Original Text by Columba Quiñónez) | |||
=== Spanish === | |||
Ramos Estrada era originario de Michoacán y nació en 1955, por lo que en el momento de su muerte contaba con 24 años. | Ramos Estrada era originario de Michoacán y nació en 1955, por lo que en el momento de su muerte contaba con 24 años. | ||
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== Luchas de apuestas record == | == Luchas de apuestas record == | ||
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{{aline|77/01/23|hair|[[Sangre India]]|[[Mario Alcala]]|[[Arena Coliseo Guadalajara]]}} | |||
{{aline|[[1977]]/[[03/06]]|hair|[[El Vengador (70s)|El Vengador]]|[[Sangre India]]|[[Arena Coliseo Guadalajara]]}} | |||
{{aline|79/03/04|mask|[[Sangre India]]|[[Maravilla Poblana]]|Puebla, Puebla}} | |||
{{aline|79/12/04|hair|[[Sangre India]]|[[Hombre Bala|Chamaco Ortiz]]|Arena Coliseo - Mexico City}} | {{aline|79/12/04|hair|[[Sangre India]]|[[Hombre Bala|Chamaco Ortiz]]|Arena Coliseo - Mexico City}} | ||
{{aend|}} | {{aend|}} | ||
== Gallery == | == Gallery == | ||
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[[Category:Mexican wrestlers]] | [[Category:Mexican wrestlers]] | ||
[[Category:Deceased wrestlers]] | [[Category:Deceased wrestlers]] | ||
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Notes
English
Ramos Estrada was born in Michoacan in the year 1955. He passed away at the age of 24.
Jose Vicente Ramos moved from Michoacan to Jalisco, looking for an opportunity. In Guadaljara, he met Cuauhtémoc Velasco, who was giving classes in the gymnasium of Arena Tapatia. The future Sangre India began to learn the secerts of lucha libre over strenous days. Dibalo Velasco was a very demanding teacher who did not just everyone a chance to lean from him and would not allow his students to debut until he was certain they were ready. Among others in Velasco's classes at the time were Franco Colombo, César Curiel, El Espectro Jr., Asesino Negro, Astral, El Monarca, and Gran Cochisse. Satanico was also among a group of high school wrestlers.
In the beginning of his career, Sangre India's life was solely devoted to lucha libre. Three years later, he was a new husband and father to be. He only had a little time to enjoy married life before he passed away.
Sangre India had promise as a rudo and already earned an apuesta win in Arena Coliseo DF, beating Chamaco Ortiz (better known as Hombre Bala) on December 4, 1979. Unfortunately, Sangre India's life would only last three more weeks.
Sangre India passed away during a match at Arena Coliseo on Christmas Day, 1979. The sides were El Vengador and César Curiel versus Leo López and Sangre India. During the action, Sangre India dived out of the ring. The back of his head collided with a chair, and he died instantly.
Fans and fellow luchadors were shocked and unbelieving at first, but Sangre India had passed away fighting in Arena Coliseo on Christmas.
(Original Text by Columba Quiñónez)
Spanish
Ramos Estrada era originario de Michoacán y nació en 1955, por lo que en el momento de su muerte contaba con 24 años.
José Vicente Ramos emigró de Michoacán a Jalisco en busca de una oportunidad y es en Guadalajara donde pone en contacto con el Maestro Cuauhtémoc Velasco quien daba clases en el gimnasio de la Arena tapatía y con él comenzó a conocer los secretos de la Lucha Libre, con jornadas extenuantes. El Diablo Velasco era un entrenador muy exigente y no a cualquiera le daba la oportunidad de ser su discípulo e incluso si no te veía listo, no te permitía debutar. Fueron condiscípulos de Sangre India en Guadalajara Franco Colombo, César Curiel, El Espectro Jr, Asesino Negro, Astral, El Monarca, Juan José Barrón Medina conocido como el Gran Cochisse y el hoy gran maestro y luchador Satánico fue un grupo de luchadores de alta escuela.
En sus inicios lo alentaba una sola meta, consagrase como luchador, cosa que lo estaba logrando con apenas tres años de carrera profesional y después realizarse como esposo y padre de familia –al día de su muerte, tenía poco tiempo de casado y orgulloso padre de un bebé-.
Le esperaba un futuro prometedor como luchador rudo, Apenas había ganado en lucha de apuestas, en la Arena Coliseo el día 4 de diciembre de 1979, la cabellera de Aurelio Chamaco Ortiz, el mismo que hoy conocemos como Hombre Bala.
Por desgracia ese 25 de diciembre, el futuro de Sangre India, quedó inconcluso.
¿Qué es lo que pasó ese 25 de Diciembre de 1979 en la arena Coliseo? Se llevaba a cabo una lucha en la que participaban El Vengador y César Atlas Curiel Vs. Leo López y Sangre India. En una acción, Sangre India se salió del ring y se golpeó la nuca con una butaca y su muerte fue instantánea.
Este hecho lleno de consternación a los aficionados y luchadores de la época, nadie lo podía creer, pero era verdad, Sangre India había muerto luchando en la Arena Coliseo, en la función de Navidad.
Texto redactado por Columba Quiñónez
Luchas de apuestas record
| Date | Apuesta | Winner(s) | Loser(s) | Arena and/or Place |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 77/01/23 | hair | Sangre India | Mario Alcala | Arena Coliseo Guadalajara |
| 1977/03/06 | hair | El Vengador | Sangre India | Arena Coliseo Guadalajara |
| 79/03/04 | mask | Sangre India | Maravilla Poblana | Puebla, Puebla |
| 79/12/04 | hair | Sangre India | Chamaco Ortiz | Arena Coliseo - Mexico City |
