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Mexicali based luchador rudo since at least 1950s. Considered the pioneer of Lucha Libre in Mexicali. Participated in the inauguration of [[Arena Coliseo Monterrey]] on [[October 23]], [[1955]]; he went one on one against [[Mishima Ota]] in the opening match. | Mexicali based luchador rudo since at least 1950s. Considered the pioneer of Lucha Libre in Mexicali. Participated in the inauguration of [[Arena Coliseo Monterrey]] on [[October 23]], [[1955]]; he went one on one against [[Mishima Ota]] in the opening match. In Mexicali, he wrestled in the Zurdo Flores Softball Field. | ||
Regarded as a very strict trainer with a remarkable list of trainees. | Regarded as a very strict trainer with a remarkable list of trainees. | ||
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Profile
Mexicali based luchador rudo since at least 1950s. Considered the pioneer of Lucha Libre in Mexicali. Participated in the inauguration of Arena Coliseo Monterrey on October 23, 1955; he went one on one against Mishima Ota in the opening match. In Mexicali, he wrestled in the Zurdo Flores Softball Field.
Regarded as a very strict trainer with a remarkable list of trainees.
Gallery
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Arena Coliseo Monterrey inauguration
