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Super Crazy is a world-renowned talent who is best known to be employed by World Wrestling Entertainment | Super Crazy is a world-renowned talent who is best known to be employed by World Wrestling Entertainment. | ||
Before being signed to [[WWE]] in [[2005]], he was briefly in the WWE as '''Super Loco''' and appeared frequently on the short-lived [[WWE Super-Astros]] program, where he rarely appeared on Raw and wrestled on Shotgun mostly, and was able to participate in the [[WWF Light Heavyweight Championship]] tournament. | Before being signed to [[WWE]] in [[2005]], he was briefly in the WWE as '''Super Loco''' and appeared frequently on the short-lived [[WWE Super-Astros]] program, where he rarely appeared on Raw and wrestled on Shotgun mostly, and was able to participate in the [[WWF Light Heavyweight Championship]] tournament. | ||
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Super Crazy is most remembered for his time in Extreme Championship Wrestling ([[ECW]]) from [[January]] [[1999]] to [[January]] [[2001]], where he held the [[ECW World Television Championship]] and engaged in a legendary feud against [[Yoshihiro Tajiri]]. Moreover, his ''Three-Way Dance'' contests against [[Yoshihiro Tajiri]] and [[Little Guido]] are considered by many to be the best incarnations of the ''Three-Way Dance'' concept. On [[June 12]] [[2005]] AT [[ECW]] One Night Stand, Super Crazy had a "Three Way Dance" again with [[Tajiri]] and [[Little Guido]]. Beating [[Tajiri]] with with a Top Rope Moonsault | Super Crazy is most remembered for his time in Extreme Championship Wrestling ([[ECW]]) from [[January]] [[1999]] to [[January]] [[2001]], where he held the [[ECW World Television Championship]] and engaged in a legendary feud against [[Yoshihiro Tajiri]]. Moreover, his ''Three-Way Dance'' contests against [[Yoshihiro Tajiri]] and [[Little Guido]] are considered by many to be the best incarnations of the ''Three-Way Dance'' concept. On [[June 12]] [[2005]] AT [[ECW]] One Night Stand, Super Crazy had a "Three Way Dance" again with [[Tajiri]] and [[Little Guido]]. Beating [[Tajiri]] with with a Top Rope Moonsault | ||
Super Crazy was mostly on the SmackDown! brand and developed a feud with former partner [[Psicosis]], but was taken off the road in July 2006 for elevated enzymes in his liver. He returned to the WWE in late 2006 where he was on the RAW brand. Two years later he was drafted to ECW, but he decided to go back to Smackdown instead. He asked for a released in the WWE on November 5, 2008, because he was unhappy with the role he was playing in the company. | |||
Super Crazy has also competed in IWA Puerto-Rico, XPW (most notably against [[Psicosis]]), Ring of Honor and TNA. | Outside of Mexico, Super Crazy has also competed in IWA Puerto-Rico, XPW (most notably against [[Psicosis]]), New Japan Pro Wrestling, All Japan Pro Wrestling, Pro Wrestling ZERO1, Battlarts, Dragon Gate, AEW (Spain), Ring of Honor and TNA. | ||
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One of multiple wrestlers to use the name Histeria (disambiguation).
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Biography
Super Crazy is a world-renowned talent who is best known to be employed by World Wrestling Entertainment.
Before being signed to WWE in 2005, he was briefly in the WWE as Super Loco and appeared frequently on the short-lived WWE Super-Astros program, where he rarely appeared on Raw and wrestled on Shotgun mostly, and was able to participate in the WWF Light Heavyweight Championship tournament.
Super Crazy is most remembered for his time in Extreme Championship Wrestling (ECW) from January 1999 to January 2001, where he held the ECW World Television Championship and engaged in a legendary feud against Yoshihiro Tajiri. Moreover, his Three-Way Dance contests against Yoshihiro Tajiri and Little Guido are considered by many to be the best incarnations of the Three-Way Dance concept. On June 12 2005 AT ECW One Night Stand, Super Crazy had a "Three Way Dance" again with Tajiri and Little Guido. Beating Tajiri with with a Top Rope Moonsault
Super Crazy was mostly on the SmackDown! brand and developed a feud with former partner Psicosis, but was taken off the road in July 2006 for elevated enzymes in his liver. He returned to the WWE in late 2006 where he was on the RAW brand. Two years later he was drafted to ECW, but he decided to go back to Smackdown instead. He asked for a released in the WWE on November 5, 2008, because he was unhappy with the role he was playing in the company.
Outside of Mexico, Super Crazy has also competed in IWA Puerto-Rico, XPW (most notably against Psicosis), New Japan Pro Wrestling, All Japan Pro Wrestling, Pro Wrestling ZERO1, Battlarts, Dragon Gate, AEW (Spain), Ring of Honor and TNA.
Luchas de apuestas record
| Date | Apuesta | Winner(s) | Loser(s) | Arena and/or Place |
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| 88/03? | mask | El Seminarista | Super Crazy | Arena Neza - Nezahualcoyotl, Mexico State? |
| 96/??/?? | hair | Super Crazy | Kid Guzmán | Arena Neza - Nezahualcoyotl, Mexico State |
| 98/03/06 | mask | Super Crazy | Venum Black | Arena Naucalpan - Naucalpan, Mexico State |
| 04/04/30 | hair | Zumbido | Super Crazy | Arena México - Mexico City |
| 09/01/10 | hair (1) | Super Crazy | X-Fly | Centro de Convenciones - CD Madero, Tamaulipas |
| (1) VS. Scorpio Jr. & Zumbido VS. Damian 666 & Mr. Aguila | ||||
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