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Mexico City area luchador técnico since 2017. Son of the Olympic and professional wrestler Jimmy Jackson. His maestros were Jimmy Jackson, Viento Negro, and Francisco García. He also had trainings with Shu El Guerrero, Impala, and Blue Demon Jr.
Trained 6 years in Olympic and Greco-Roman wrestling, 2 years in Intercolegial wrestling, and 2 more years of professional wrestling. Made his debut on September 24, 2017 in Arena Coliseo Coacalco. He was innactive for about 7 months due to a knee injury.
Wrestled in Arena Coliseo Coacalco, Arena Azteca Budokan, Arena Rey Bucanero, and Arena Tepito.
His wrestling style is technical with some high flying moves.
