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His next character was the young and modern '''Alex Corazón de Metal''' at '''Lucha Total''' (1993) and '''Lucha Mundial'''(1995).  This gimmick was strongly based on the skateboard and '''Guns N' Roses'''.  While he was not at televised shows, he never stopped working at different wrestling promotions.  In 1997 he returns to '''Titanes en el Ring''' this time headed by Paulina Karadagian (Martin Karadagian's daughther).  In this opportunity his character was '''El Hacker''', a gimmick inspired in the phenomenon of informatics.  He received the crowd's aceptance, and he also held a notable feud with [[Kanghai el Mongol]].
His next character was the young and modern '''Alex Corazón de Metal''' at '''Lucha Total''' (1993) and '''Lucha Mundial'''(1995).  This gimmick was strongly based on the skateboard and '''Guns N' Roses'''.  While he was not at televised shows, he never stopped working at different wrestling promotions.  In 1997 he returns to '''Titanes en el Ring''' this time headed by Paulina Karadagian (Martin Karadagian's daughther).  In this opportunity his character was '''El Hacker''', a gimmick inspired in the phenomenon of informatics.  He received the crowd's aceptance, and he also held a notable feud with [[Kanghai el Mongol]].
== Filmography ==
#[[Cabecita (1999)]] as El Cuartetero


== Gallery ==
== Gallery ==

Revision as of 16:00, 1 February 2018

Profile

Alex Corazón de Metal
Alex Corazón de Metal
Name Alex Corazón de Metal
Real name Fabian Ventoso
Nicknames
Name history Fabi (1985), Huracan Fabi (1988), Apache Chief (1990-1991), Alex Corazón de Metal (1993-1995), El Hacker (1997), Leon-O
Family Marco Antonio (father)
Maestro(s)
Birth date, location
Obituary date
Debut, location 1985 - Provincia de Córdoba, Argentina
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Profile

Fabian Ventoso is one of the most notable técnicos in the Argentinean Catch of the last decades, he performed under multiple gimmicks throghout his career. Son of Marco Antonio, one of the few Argentinean exóticos, he started his career very young. His debut was on 1985 with Los Teleinvencibles under the name of Fabi. In 1988 at the age of 17 he went to Titanes en el Ring while Martin Karadagian was still in charge. When they met, Karadagian asked him:

"¿Así que sos Ventoso? Entonces vas a ser El Huracan Fabi" (So you are Ventoso? Then you will be El Huracan Fabi)

Under that gimmick he kept always distance respect towards the hierarchy and career of Huracán Ramírez. The idea of Martin Karadagian came out after hearing Fabia's last name "Ventoso" which means windy. As Huracan Fabi he was known in the big leagues as promising wrestler. When he went into the promotion of Rambo y sus Titanes from 1990 until 1991 he changed his gimmick to Apache Chief. That troupe made a tour for all over Argentina, it was a great success.

His next character was the young and modern Alex Corazón de Metal at Lucha Total (1993) and Lucha Mundial(1995). This gimmick was strongly based on the skateboard and Guns N' Roses. While he was not at televised shows, he never stopped working at different wrestling promotions. In 1997 he returns to Titanes en el Ring this time headed by Paulina Karadagian (Martin Karadagian's daughther). In this opportunity his character was El Hacker, a gimmick inspired in the phenomenon of informatics. He received the crowd's aceptance, and he also held a notable feud with Kanghai el Mongol.

Filmography

  1. Cabecita (1999) as El Cuartetero

Gallery

as Huracan Fabi
as Apache Chief
as Alex Corazón de Metal with Kato El Gran Ninja Blanco
as El Hacker
as Leon-O