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|nameHistory=Valak El Vampiro (2016), Huracán Jr. (12/14/17-July 2018), Príncipe de Seda(July 2018-present)
|nameHistory=Valak El Vampiro (2016)<ref>[https://youtu.be/0OH4hZYteRw Valak El Vampiro Debut]</ref>, Huracán Jr. (12/14/17-July 2018), Príncipe de Seda(July 2018-present)
|family=[[Huracán Ramírez]] (grandfather); [[Rudy García]], [[Demonio Rojo]], [[El Catedrático]] & [[Pantera Roja]] (grand-uncles); [[El Matemático]] & [[Dr. Zeta]] (uncle),
|family=[[Huracán Ramírez]] (grandfather); [[Rudy García]], [[Demonio Rojo]], [[El Catedrático]] & [[Pantera Roja]] (grand-uncles); [[El Matemático]] & [[Dr. Zeta]] (uncle),
[[Matemático Jr.]], [[Matemático II]] & [[Matemático III]], [[Matematico Americano]], [[Huracan Jr.]] & [[Rayo Colombiano]] (cousins); see [[The Garcia Family]]
[[Matemático Jr.]], [[Matemático II]] & [[Matemático III]], [[Matematico Americano]], [[Huracan Jr.]] & [[Rayo Colombiano]] (cousins); see [[The Garcia Family]]

Revision as of 17:15, 26 March 2020

Príncipe de Seda (The Silk Prince)
Príncipe de Seda (The Silk Prince)
Name Príncipe de Seda (The Silk Prince)
Real name
Nicknames
Name history Valak El Vampiro (2016)[1], Huracán Jr. (12/14/17-July 2018), Príncipe de Seda(July 2018-present)
Family Huracán Ramírez (grandfather); Rudy García, Demonio Rojo, El Catedrático & Pantera Roja (grand-uncles); El Matemático & Dr. Zeta (uncle), Matemático Jr., Matemático II & Matemático III, Matematico Americano, Huracan Jr. & Rayo Colombiano (cousins); see The Garcia Family
Maestro(s)
Birth date, location November 9, 1972 - Mexico City[2]
Obituary date
Debut, location on or about 2003
Lost mask to
Height 5'8
Weight 209lbs
Signature moves
Titles:

Profile

Principe de Seda is a legitimate grandson of Huracán Ramírez. His father was the first son of Huracán Ramírez, but is a non-wrestler. His name was originally Huracán Jr., but he decided to change it due to the many fake Huracán Ramírez characters.

According to the Box y Lucha Magazine issued on April 20, 2018, he stated that he has 15 years of in ring experience and barely one as Huracán Jr. His actual debut could be on or about 2003. During 2016 he went as Valak El Vampiro and it is unclear what other gimmicks was using previously.

Gallery

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References

  1. Valak El Vampiro Debut
  2. Revista Box y Lucha