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|titles=AMLL Welterweight Championship, DDT Ironman Heavymetalweight Championship, DGW Trios Cup 2014 (w/[[Magnífico I]] & [[Tritón (Laguna)|Tritón]]), [[ELITE Welterweight Championship]], G21 Gran Alternativa Tournament 2017 (w/[[Laredo Kid]]), PROGRESS Tag Team Championship (w/[[Flamita]]), PWG Battle Of Los Angeles Tournament 2019, [[The Crash Cruiserweight Championship]], [[WWA World Welterweight Championship]] | |titles=AMLL Welterweight Championship, DDT Ironman Heavymetalweight Championship, DGW Trios Cup 2014 (w/[[Magnífico I]] & [[Tritón (Laguna)|Tritón]]), [[ELITE Welterweight Championship]], G21 Gran Alternativa Tournament 2017 (w/[[Laredo Kid]]), PROGRESS Tag Team Championship (w/[[Flamita]]), PWG Battle Of Los Angeles Tournament 2019, [[The Crash Cruiserweight Championship]], [[WWA World Welterweight Championship]], [[The Crash Heavymetalweight Championship]] | ||
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Member of [[Los Magníficos]] alongside his cousin [[Magnífico I]]. Los Magníficos split off when Magnífico I came to [[CMLL]] and was repackaged as Magia Blanca. Magnífico II continued his lone career on independent circuit until he arrived to [[Lucha Libre Elite|ELITE]], getting a new gimmick to become Bandido. In [[2018]], Bandido became a rising star on world indy circuit, touring in [[Japan]] for [[Dragon Gate]], Pro Wrestling Guerrilla in the [[United States]], as well as many other promotions in both the USA, and Europe, primarily the United Kingdom. | Member of [[Los Magníficos]] alongside his cousin [[Magnífico I]]. Los Magníficos split off when Magnífico I came to [[CMLL]] and was repackaged as Magia Blanca. Magnífico II continued his lone career on independent circuit until he arrived to [[Lucha Libre Elite|ELITE]], getting a new gimmick to become Bandido. In [[2018]], Bandido became a rising star on world indy circuit, touring in [[Japan]] for [[Dragon Gate]], Pro Wrestling Guerrilla in the [[United States]], as well as many other promotions in both the USA, and Europe, primarily the United Kingdom. | ||
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Revision as of 02:08, 24 November 2019
- For other wrestlers who have used the name Magnífico, see this page.
- For other wrestlers who have used the name Bandido, see this page.
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Member of Los Magníficos alongside his cousin Magnífico I. Los Magníficos split off when Magnífico I came to CMLL and was repackaged as Magia Blanca. Magnífico II continued his lone career on independent circuit until he arrived to ELITE, getting a new gimmick to become Bandido. In 2018, Bandido became a rising star on world indy circuit, touring in Japan for Dragon Gate, Pro Wrestling Guerrilla in the United States, as well as many other promotions in both the USA, and Europe, primarily the United Kingdom.
On December 16, 2018 it was reported Bandido signed with ROH, making him the first Mexican wrestler to sign a full time contract with ROH.
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 As Bandido in ELITE |
