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|nameHistory=Ian Richards (debut), Gene Anderson, Vampiro Canadiense (02/91 - ), Vampiro Casanova, Vampiro (US) | |nameHistory=Ian Richards (debut), Gene Anderson, Vampiro Canadiense (02/91 - ), Vampiro Casanova, Vampiro (US) | ||
|family=none | |family=none | ||
|maestro=[[Abdullah the Butcher]], [[Patron Bonales]], [[Javier Llanes]], [[Matt Furey]], [[ | |maestro=[[Abdullah the Butcher]], [[Patron Bonales]], [[Javier Llanes]], [[Matt Furey]], [[Karl Gotch]] | ||
|birthdate=[[May 31]], [[1967]] - [[Thunder Bay]], [[Ontario]], [[Canada]] | |birthdate=[[May 31]], [[1967]] - [[Thunder Bay]], [[Ontario]], [[Canada]] | ||
|obituarydate= | |obituarydate= | ||
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|weight=249 lbs/113 kg | |weight=249 lbs/113 kg | ||
|signatureMoves=Nail in the Coffin ([[Michinoku Driver 2]]), [[Power Bomb]], [[Flying Spinning Leg Lariat]] | |signatureMoves=Nail in the Coffin ([[Michinoku Driver 2]]), [[Power Bomb]], [[Flying Spinning Leg Lariat]] | ||
|titles=[[UWA World Heavyweight Title]], Monterrey: [[FILL Heavyweight Title]], [[WCW World Tag Team Titles]] (w/ [[The Great Muta]]), Royal Oak: [[JCW (Juggalo Championshit Wrestling) Heavyweight Title]], [[IWA Hardcore Title]] (4), [[NWA World Light Heavyweight Title]], California: WSX Championship | |titles=[[UWA World Heavyweight Title]], Monterrey: [[FILL Heavyweight Title]], [[WCW World Tag Team Titles]] (w/ [[The Great Muta]]), Royal Oak: [[JCW (Juggalo Championshit Wrestling) Heavyweight Title]], [[IWA Hardcore Title]] (4), [[NWA World Light Heavyweight Title]], California: WSX Championship, [[AAA World Tag Team Championship]] ( w/[[Joe Lider]], [[IWRG Intercontinental Heavyweight Championship]] | ||
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{{aline|[[1992|92]]/[[July 17|07/17]]|hair|Vampiro Canadiense|[[Pirata Morgan]]|[[Arena México]] - [[Mexico City]]}} | {{aline|[[1992|92]]/[[July 17|07/17]]|hair|Vampiro Canadiense|[[Pirata Morgan]]|[[Arena México]] - [[Mexico City]]}} | ||
{{aline|[[1992|92]]/[[August 23|08/23]]|hair (2)|Vampiro Canadiense|[[Aaron Grundy]]|[[Plaza de Toros Monumental]] - [[Monterrey]], [[N.L.]]}} | {{aline|[[1992|92]]/[[August 23|08/23]]|hair (2)|Vampiro Canadiense|[[Aaron Grundy]]|[[Plaza de Toros Monumental]] - [[Monterrey]], [[N.L.]]}} | ||
{{aline|[[1992|92]]/[[December | {{aline|[[1992|92]]/[[December 20|12/20]]|hair|Vampiro Canadiense|[[Sangre Chicana]]|[[Plaza de Toros Monumental]] - [[Monterrey]], [[N.L.]]}} | ||
{{aline|[[1995|95]]/[[December 10|12/10]]|hair|[[Vampiro Canadiense]]|[[Pirata Morgan]]|[[Azcopatzalco]]}} | {{aline|[[1995|95]]/[[December 10|12/10]]|hair|[[Vampiro Canadiense]]|[[Pirata Morgan]]|[[Azcopatzalco]]}} | ||
{{aline|[[1998|98]]/[[September 1|09/01]]|hair|Vampiro|[[Pirata Morgan]]|[[Houston]], [[Texas]], [[USA]]}} | {{aline|[[1998|98]]/[[September 1|09/01]]|hair|Vampiro|[[Pirata Morgan]]|[[Houston]], [[Texas]], [[USA]]}} | ||
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{{aline|[[2003|03]]/[[April 4|04/04]]|hair|[[Shocker]]|Vampiro|[[Arena México]] - [[Mexico City]]}} | {{aline|[[2003|03]]/[[April 4|04/04]]|hair|[[Shocker]]|Vampiro|[[Arena México]] - [[Mexico City]]}} | ||
{{aline|[[2004|04]]/[[December 17|12/17]]|hairs|[[Cien Caras]] & [[Máscara Año 2000]]|[[Pierroth Jr.]] & Vampiro|[[Arena México]] - [[Mexico City]]}} | {{aline|[[2004|04]]/[[December 17|12/17]]|hairs|[[Cien Caras]] & [[Máscara Año 2000]]|[[Pierroth Jr.]] & Vampiro|[[Arena México]] - [[Mexico City]]}} | ||
{{aend|<b>(1)</b> Triangle match with [[Sangre Chicana]]; <b>(2)</b> Relevos suicidas: [[Sangre Chicana]] & [[Brazo de Plata]] vs. Vampiro & [[Aaron Grundy|Grundy]]}} | {{aline|[[2012]].[[December 2|12.02]]|hair (3)|[[Chessman]]|[[Vampiro Canadiense]]|[[Auditorio Benito Juarez, Zapopan, Jalisco]]}} | ||
{{aend|<b>(1)</b> Triangle match with [[Sangre Chicana]]; <b>(2)</b> Relevos suicidas: [[Sangre Chicana]] & [[Brazo de Plata]] vs. Vampiro & [[Aaron Grundy|Grundy]]; (3) six way cage match with [[Dr. Wagner Jr.]], [[LA Park]], [[Perro Aguayo Jr.]], and [[Cibernetico]]}} | |||
== Movie == | == Movie == | ||
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In 2006, Vampiro joined promoter Pepe Villa in starting a new [[Guadalajara]] based promotion called Revolucion Xtreme Lucha Libre (RXLL). The promotion's style was similar to that of US based promotions XPW & WSX and several behind both involved in management roles. They had struck a TV deal with Televisa to air in the Guadalajara market and taped their first event on [[September 2]], [[2006]] with a main event of Vampiro vs. [[Sean Waltman]]. The taping turned out to be a disaster with the gate being way below what was predicted and both talent and management members weren't payed or only partially what was agreed upon. Vampiro also clashed with the production team over the poor quality and editing of the taping when it aired on Televisa. Despite the problems Vampiro moved forward including negotiating with several international promotions and striking a TV deal with Japan based Samurai TV. The second taping took place on [[October 1]], [[2006]]. Most of the bigger name foreign talent were pulled prior to the taping and the card was completely shuffled to feature mostly local talent with a main event of Vampiro vs. [[Nosawa]]. Most of talent were payed but the US based management wasn't and Vampiro would finally part ways with Villa. Villa ran a couple shows under the name LLX using [[Rey Misterio Sr.]] as booker and top draw before being dropped by Televisa. Vampiro claimed he would continue running RXLL with Televisa backing, but nothing came of it and he would begin working [[CMLL]] shows at [[Arena Coliseo Guadalajara]] within a few months. | In 2006, Vampiro joined promoter Pepe Villa in starting a new [[Guadalajara]] based promotion called Revolucion Xtreme Lucha Libre (RXLL). The promotion's style was similar to that of US based promotions XPW & WSX and several behind both involved in management roles. They had struck a TV deal with Televisa to air in the Guadalajara market and taped their first event on [[September 2]], [[2006]] with a main event of Vampiro vs. [[Sean Waltman]]. The taping turned out to be a disaster with the gate being way below what was predicted and both talent and management members weren't payed or only partially what was agreed upon. Vampiro also clashed with the production team over the poor quality and editing of the taping when it aired on Televisa. Despite the problems Vampiro moved forward including negotiating with several international promotions and striking a TV deal with Japan based Samurai TV. The second taping took place on [[October 1]], [[2006]]. Most of the bigger name foreign talent were pulled prior to the taping and the card was completely shuffled to feature mostly local talent with a main event of Vampiro vs. [[Nosawa]]. Most of talent were payed but the US based management wasn't and Vampiro would finally part ways with Villa. Villa ran a couple shows under the name LLX using [[Rey Misterio Sr.]] as booker and top draw before being dropped by Televisa. Vampiro claimed he would continue running RXLL with Televisa backing, but nothing came of it and he would begin working [[CMLL]] shows at [[Arena Coliseo Guadalajara]] within a few months. | ||
== Lucha Underground == | |||
Joined [[Lucha Underground]] as part of the announce team in English with [[Matt Striker]] & in Spanish with [[Hugo Savinovich]]. [[Pentagon Jr.]] targeted him & challenged Vampiro only for Vampiro to constantly turn him down. Finally Vampiro agreed to face Pentagon jr. in which at the end Vampiro revealed that he was Pentagon's master/maestro all along and would now guide him deeper in the dark rudo ways. | |||
== Gallery == | == Gallery == | ||
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{{Gallery|name=Vch1.jpg|caption=Old Photo}} | {{Gallery|name=Vch1.jpg|caption=Old Photo}} | ||
{{Gallery|name=VAMPIRO0.JPG|caption=Old Photo}} | {{Gallery|name=VAMPIRO0.JPG|caption=Old Photo}} | ||
{{Gallery|name=vampiro.jpg|caption=1991}} | {{Gallery|name=vampiro.jpg|caption=1991}} | ||
{{Gallery|name=vamp.jpg|caption=in WCW}} | {{Gallery|name=vamp.jpg|caption=in WCW}} | ||
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{{Gallery|name=Vampy.jpg|caption=}} | {{Gallery|name=Vampy.jpg|caption=}} | ||
{{Gallery|name=Vampiro el bato que cae bien.JPG|caption=}} | {{Gallery|name=Vampiro el bato que cae bien.JPG|caption=}} | ||
{{Gallery|name=Vampiro 03.jpg|caption=}} | |||
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{{Gallery|name=Vamp 1.JPG|caption=Guadalajara}} | {{Gallery|name=Vamp 1.JPG|caption=Guadalajara}} | ||
{{Gallery|name=Vamp 2.JPG}} | {{Gallery|name=Vamp 2.JPG}} | ||
{{Gallery|name=Vampiro12.jpg|caption=}} | {{Gallery|name=Vampiro12.jpg|caption=}} | ||
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[[Category:Former CMLL wrestlers]] | [[Category:Former CMLL wrestlers]] | ||
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[[Category:Former Promo Azteca Wrestlers]] | [[Category:Former Promo Azteca Wrestlers]] | ||
[[Category:Current AAA/PAP wrestlers]] | [[Category:Current AAA/PAP wrestlers]] | ||
[[Category:Former IWRG wrestlers]] | |||
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[[Category:MLW wrestlers]] | |||
[[Category:Lucha Underground staff]] | |||
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Latest revision as of 08:38, 7 December 2023
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Luchas de apuestas record
Movie
A documentary film about the life and career of Vampiro called called Angel. Devil. Hero. was produced by Odessa Filmworks and Zed Jamaica and released on DVD in 2009. The website for the film can be found here http://www.vampiromovie.com/.
RXLL
In 2006, Vampiro joined promoter Pepe Villa in starting a new Guadalajara based promotion called Revolucion Xtreme Lucha Libre (RXLL). The promotion's style was similar to that of US based promotions XPW & WSX and several behind both involved in management roles. They had struck a TV deal with Televisa to air in the Guadalajara market and taped their first event on September 2, 2006 with a main event of Vampiro vs. Sean Waltman. The taping turned out to be a disaster with the gate being way below what was predicted and both talent and management members weren't payed or only partially what was agreed upon. Vampiro also clashed with the production team over the poor quality and editing of the taping when it aired on Televisa. Despite the problems Vampiro moved forward including negotiating with several international promotions and striking a TV deal with Japan based Samurai TV. The second taping took place on October 1, 2006. Most of the bigger name foreign talent were pulled prior to the taping and the card was completely shuffled to feature mostly local talent with a main event of Vampiro vs. Nosawa. Most of talent were payed but the US based management wasn't and Vampiro would finally part ways with Villa. Villa ran a couple shows under the name LLX using Rey Misterio Sr. as booker and top draw before being dropped by Televisa. Vampiro claimed he would continue running RXLL with Televisa backing, but nothing came of it and he would begin working CMLL shows at Arena Coliseo Guadalajara within a few months.
Lucha Underground
Joined Lucha Underground as part of the announce team in English with Matt Striker & in Spanish with Hugo Savinovich. Pentagon Jr. targeted him & challenged Vampiro only for Vampiro to constantly turn him down. Finally Vampiro agreed to face Pentagon jr. in which at the end Vampiro revealed that he was Pentagon's master/maestro all along and would now guide him deeper in the dark rudo ways.
Gallery
