Genghis Khan El Conquistador Mongol

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Genghis Khan el Conquistador Mongol

Name Genghis Khan el Conquistador Mongol Real name Juan Levy Rodriguez Nicknames Name history Arkur El Mongol (Colosos de la Lucha, 1968/Lucha Fuerte 1975); El Samurai (Titanes en el Ring, 1977); Genghis Khan el Conquistador Mongol (Titanes en el Ring 1978-1983, 1997/Lucha Fuerte, 1988-1989/Super Catch Argentina 1990/ Super Catch Paraguay, 1991-1992), El Diábolo II (Titanes en el Ring 1982); Ciclope Polifemo (Titanes en el Ring, 1983), Gíbor El Rey del Mal (Lucha Fuerte 1988-89), Gíbor el Diábolo (Super Catch Paraguay 1991-92), Flung-Hi El Samurai (Rambo y sus Titanes 1991-92), Shensha el Tanque de Guerra (Lucha Mundial 1995), Karnak Chain El Monje Negro (100% Lucha, 2006) Family Maestro(s) Tobias Giordano Birth date, location August 13, 1940 - Valle Grande, Bolivia Obituary date October 6, 2009 Debut, location 1968 - Colosos de la Lucha at Channel 2, Argentina Lost mask to Height 178 cm/5' 10" Weight 102 kg/225 lbs Signature moves Titles:

Biography

During 1950s he was practicing boxing his trainer was the South American Champion, Luis Federico Thompson in the Club Deportivo Moron. In 1960s he met the legendary wrestler Chief Zulu by him he also met Tobias Giordano a prominent wrestling trainer who introduced him to the World of the catch. Giordano himself proposed to him the ring name of El Mongol for Colosos de la Lucha in 1968.

Wrestled in Argentina for promotions such as Titanes en el Ring, Lucha Fuerte and 100% Lucha. He wrestled under many different names and gimmicks, but he is mostly recognized for wrestling as Genghis Khan. As Genghis Khan he is one of the most well known and legendary wrestlers in Argentina. He died of cancer in 2009.

Luchas de apuestas record

Date	Apuesta	Winner(s)	Loser(s)	Arena and/or Place
1975	hair	Caballero del Ring	Akur el Mongol	Argentina

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