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When he was young he used to go to "Martes Populares" shows at Arena Coliseo. He liked lucha libre so much that he decided to train in order to become a professional wrestler. He was trained at Felipe Ham Lee Gymnasium for about three years from 1975 until 1978.
His first wrestling name was Ariel. When he began to work at EMLL he received an new name and character by Ricardo Flores "El Candadito." who was responsible to create many prominent wrestling names such as Fuerza Guerrera, Masakre, MS1, Tierra Viento y Fuego.
In 1983 before becoming part of EMLL he previously wrestled for about a month in Arena Coliseo Guadalajara where he competed with and against prominent wrestlers. He had wrestling tours all over México. He worked at major wrestling promotions such EMLL, Pavillon Azteca, and LLI.
Besides of his decades of in ring career, he is also a trainer and he works also as a promoter in Promociones Ojo de Tigre.
Luchas de apuestas record
Date | Apuesta | Winner(s) | Loser(s) | Arena and/or Place |
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83/11/20 | hair | Ojo de Tigre | Perro Morgan | Mexico City |
01/12/02 | mask (1) | Ojo de Tigre | Gran Petroneo | Arena López Mateos - Tlalnepantla, Mexico State |
(1) Relevos suicidas vs. Príncipe Judas & Raúl Guerrero Jr. |
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