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'''Hooligan''' (born Jesús Parra Ramírez on [[January 11]], [[1972]] in Gómez Palacio, Durango - ) trained with local maestros [[Asterión]] and [[Halcón Suriano]] and made his debut on [[December 25]], [[1989]] at the Arena Olímpico in Gómez Palacio wrestling as Super Punk. | |||
His brother, [[Safari]] (aka Panterita del Ring) is also a wrestler. | |||
He was a training promotion partner of [[Último Guerrero]] (then wrestling as El Flanagan) whom he calls "his brother" to the point that they have many times been mistaken for brothers, even though there's no blood relation between them. | |||
He worked the local circuit of Laguna, and in nearby states like Nuevo León and Tamaulipas, usually teaming with Flanagan until he got his big chance in [[Promo Azteca]] on October, 1997, now using the name Último Rebelde and forming a team with Flanagan called Los Hooligans. They immersed in a feud with [[Torero]] and [[Salsero]] whom were supposed to take their masks on December 13, 1997 at Arena Neza in Nezahualcóyotl, Mexico State, but Guerrero quit soon before the match and Rebelde ended up losing his mask to Torero in a singles match. | |||
After Promo's folding, he vanished from the major league scene until getting a spot on August 2002 in CMLL, repackaged as the Hooligan, and wearing a flag with the Union Jack in his face. He's been a fixture on the undercard carteleras since then, often teaming with [[Ramstein]] and [[Sangre Azteca]] as La Alianza (The Alliance). | |||
Revision as of 16:41, 12 August 2005
Hooligan (born Jesús Parra Ramírez on January 11, 1972 in Gómez Palacio, Durango - ) trained with local maestros Asterión and Halcón Suriano and made his debut on December 25, 1989 at the Arena Olímpico in Gómez Palacio wrestling as Super Punk.
His brother, Safari (aka Panterita del Ring) is also a wrestler.
He was a training promotion partner of Último Guerrero (then wrestling as El Flanagan) whom he calls "his brother" to the point that they have many times been mistaken for brothers, even though there's no blood relation between them.
He worked the local circuit of Laguna, and in nearby states like Nuevo León and Tamaulipas, usually teaming with Flanagan until he got his big chance in Promo Azteca on October, 1997, now using the name Último Rebelde and forming a team with Flanagan called Los Hooligans. They immersed in a feud with Torero and Salsero whom were supposed to take their masks on December 13, 1997 at Arena Neza in Nezahualcóyotl, Mexico State, but Guerrero quit soon before the match and Rebelde ended up losing his mask to Torero in a singles match.
After Promo's folding, he vanished from the major league scene until getting a spot on August 2002 in CMLL, repackaged as the Hooligan, and wearing a flag with the Union Jack in his face. He's been a fixture on the undercard carteleras since then, often teaming with Ramstein and Sangre Azteca as La Alianza (The Alliance).
