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''not [[Puma King (IWRG, 2017)|the current IWRG trainee]]'' | |||
== Profile == | |||
{{bioFields| | {{bioFields| | ||
|image= | |image=PumaKing2018.jpg | ||
|name=Puma King | |name=Puma King | ||
|realName= | |realName= | ||
|nicknames= | |nicknames="The Coolest Cat" | ||
|nameHistory=Puma King | |nameHistory=Puma King, Puma (10/2012-7/2018) | ||
|family=[[ | |family=[[Tiger]] (brother), [[Pepe Casas]] (grandfather), [[Felino]] (father), [[Heavy Metal]], [[Negro Casas]] (uncles), [[Princesa Blanca]] (step-mother), [[Dalis La Caribeña]] (aunts), [[Canelo Casas (New)|Canelo Casas]], [[Danny Casas]], [[Destroyer (Cuernavaca)|Destroyer]], [[Nanyzh Rock]] (Cousins); see: [[The Casas Family]] | ||
|maestro= | |maestro=[[Hijo del Gladiador]], [[Ringo Mendoza]], [[Rambo]], [[Satánico]], [[Franco Colombo]], [[Virus]], [[Arkángel]] | ||
|birthdate=[[July 6]], [[1990]] | |birthdate=[[July 6]], [[1990]] | ||
|debut=[[2006]] | |debut=[[November 28]], [[2006]] | ||
|lostmaskto= | |lostmaskto= | ||
|height=175 cm/5' 9" | |height=175 cm/5' 9" | ||
|weight=90 kg/198 lb | |weight=90 kg/198 lb | ||
|obituarydate= | |obituarydate= | ||
|signatureMoves= | |signatureMoves=[[La Casita]], [[Látigo Felino]] (assisting [[Tiger Kid|Tiger]]), [[Powerbomb|sitdown powerbomb]], [[Powerbomb|double powerbomb]], [[super frontcracker]], [[Kingdom]] | ||
|titles= | |titles= [[Occidente Light Heavyweight Championship]], DDT Ironman Heavymetalweight Championship [8] | ||
|}} | |}} | ||
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For the first years of the career, Puma King and Tiger Kid claimed to be sons of an unnamed Casas family member who was not in the wrestling business. (There was one early exception, where Tiger Kid gave his true parentage away to HalconNet magazine, but was contradicted many more times later.) The whole family kept the charade going until the June 7th SuperLuchas (#367), where Felino revealed what many had suspected: he was Puma and Tiger's father. Felino had been keeping it quiet so the boys would succeed or fail on their own merits, not because they were "Felino Jr." and "Hijo de Felino". | For the first years of the career, Puma King and Tiger Kid claimed to be sons of an unnamed Casas family member who was not in the wrestling business. (There was one early exception, where Tiger Kid gave his true parentage away to HalconNet magazine, but was contradicted many more times later.) The whole family kept the charade going until the June 7th SuperLuchas (#367), where Felino revealed what many had suspected: he was Puma and Tiger's father. Felino had been keeping it quiet so the boys would succeed or fail on their own merits, not because they were "Felino Jr." and "Hijo de Felino". | ||
== Luchas de apuestas record == | |||
{{astart}} | |||
{{aline|[[2012]]/[[05/28]]|mask (1)|[[Puma King]]|[[Karissma]]|[[Arena Puebla]] - Heroica Puebla de Zaragoza, Puebla}} | |||
{{aline|[[2012]]/[[09/14]]|mask|[[Puma King]]|[[Rey Cometa]]|[[Arena Mexico]] - [[Mexico City]], [[Distrito Federal]]}} | |||
{{aend|<b>(1)</b> 12 man cage match also involving [[Asturiano]], [[Dragon Lee]], [[Skándalo]], [[Espíritu Maligno]], [[Stigma]], [[Hombre Bala Jr.]], [[Lestat]], [[Millennium]], [[Pegasso]] & [[Súper Comando]]}} | |||
== Gallery == | == Gallery == | ||
{{Gallery||name=Pumaking kidtiger.jpg|caption= with his brother in IWRG}} | {{Gallery||name=Pumaking kidtiger.jpg|caption= with his brother in IWRG}} | ||
{{Gallery||name=Kidking.jpg |caption=with his brother in CMLL}} | {{Gallery||name=Kidking.jpg|caption=with his brother in CMLL}} | ||
{{Gallery||name=Tercera01_(2).jpg|caption=2011}} | |||
{{Gallery||name=Pumaking.jpg|caption=}} | |||
{{Gallery||name=Puma11.jpg|caption=}} | |||
{{Gallery||name=PumaKing 2018.jpg|caption=}} | |||
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{{Gallery||name=Puma King DDT Ironman Heavymetalweight Champion.jpg|caption=as DDT Ironman Heavymetalweight Champion}} | |||
{{Gallery||name=PK2010.png|caption=}} | |||
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== Sources == | |||
* http://cmllgaceta.wordpress.com/2011/03/06/puma-king/ | |||
[[Category:Mexican wrestlers]] | [[Category:Mexican wrestlers]] | ||
[[Category: | [[Category:Former CMLL wrestlers]] | ||
[[Category:Former IWRG wrestlers]] | [[Category:Former IWRG wrestlers]] | ||
[[Category:Current Lucha Libre Elite wrestlers]] | |||
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Opening/second match rudo in the last of the 00s, and appears to be making steady progress. Spent the first couple of years almost exclusively opposing brother Tiger Kid in tag and trios, then convinced his brother they ought to be a rudo team. Developed into a really fun rudo team by 2009 and show great promise for the future.
For the first years of the career, Puma King and Tiger Kid claimed to be sons of an unnamed Casas family member who was not in the wrestling business. (There was one early exception, where Tiger Kid gave his true parentage away to HalconNet magazine, but was contradicted many more times later.) The whole family kept the charade going until the June 7th SuperLuchas (#367), where Felino revealed what many had suspected: he was Puma and Tiger's father. Felino had been keeping it quiet so the boys would succeed or fail on their own merits, not because they were "Felino Jr." and "Hijo de Felino".
Luchas de apuestas record
| Date | Apuesta | Winner(s) | Loser(s) | Arena and/or Place |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2012/05/28 | mask (1) | Puma King | Karissma | Arena Puebla - Heroica Puebla de Zaragoza, Puebla |
| 2012/09/14 | mask | Puma King | Rey Cometa | Arena Mexico - Mexico City, Distrito Federal |
| (1) 12 man cage match also involving Asturiano, Dragon Lee, Skándalo, Espíritu Maligno, Stigma, Hombre Bala Jr., Lestat, Millennium, Pegasso & Súper Comando | ||||
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