Texano Jr.

Name	Texano Jr.
Real name	Luis Arturo Aguilar Mendoza
Nicknames	"El Gabacho de Oro", "La Octava Maravilla del Mundo", "La Pura Riata"
Name history	Kempo Kid (debut - 2002), Texano Jr. (2002 -)
Family	Texano (father), Super Nova (brother), Mictlan, Pólvora, Vaquero (cousins)
Maestro(s)	Texano, Rambo, Satanico, Shocker
Birth date, location	July 31, 1984 - Mexico City
Obituary date
Debut, location	February 1999
Lost mask to	Monje Negro Jr. - September 15, 2002 - Arena Solidaridad, Monterrey
Height	185 cms/6'1"
Weight	100 kg/220 lbs
Signature moves	"Tornado Texas" (Fireman's Carry Backbreaker), Plancha suicida off second rope inside the ring, Somersault plancha off second rope inside the ring, powerbomb
Titles:	Mexican National Trios Championship (w/Sagrado & Maximo), Occidente Tag Team Titles (w/Terrible), NWA World Light Heavyweight Championship, AAA World Trios Championship (w/ Toscano & Máscara Año 2000 Jr.),AAA World Heavyweight Championship,

Profile

In CMLL

One of two lucha libre sons of Texano, and the one who's most taken up his father's identity. Since the death of his father, he's frequently listed as (only) Texano, without the Junior.

Actually got started as the masked Kempo Kid, before losing his mask to the orignal Stuka. He's been wrestling as Texano Jr. ever since, as a rudo on the indy scene and starting out as a tecnico in CMLL in mid 2003. Won the Mexican National Trios Championship as an oddball trio with Sagrado & Maximo, but CMLL didn't go anywhere with the team. Turned on his team and joined the rudos to end their championship reign. Fell in with the Perros del Mal from there, and stayed with the Hijos del Averno when other Perros left CMLL.

Texano Jr.'s broke out from the pack in 2009. The upswing started by beating Maximo for his hair on March 15th. The two wrestlers seemed about on the same level, and the finish was an indication of how CMLL actually rated them. Texano Jr. continued his success in Guadalajara by defeating Atlantis to win the NWA World Light Heavyweight Championship in April. The title win gave Texano entry to the CMLL National Parajes Increíbles Tournament, where he was the surprise runner up to Ultimo Guerrero. Also, his partnership with Terrible became a steady union, the two forming a unit within the larger Hijos del Averno group. Terrible & Texano feuded with No Limit in the fall of 2009, leading to the Mexicans shaving the Japanese to end the year.

Texano appears destined to be one of the top rudos in CMLL before too long.

In AAA

After jumping to AAA in 2011 he became a part of El Consejo stable.

Luchas de apuestas record

Date	Apuesta	Winner(s)	Loser(s)	Arena and/or Place
??/??/??	mask	Kempo Kid	Extasis (not Tijuana version)	Morelia, Michoacán
??/??/??	mask	Kempo Kid	Avispón Jr.	Acapulco, Guerrero
??/??/??	mask	Kempo Kid	Apolo Negro	Oaxaca, Oaxaca
??/??/??	hair	Kempo Kid	Kid Arroyo	Michoacán, Michoacán
02/09/15	mask (1)	Monje Negro Jr.	Kempo Kid	Arena Solidaridad - Monterrey, Nuevo León
02/09/21	mask	Corazón de Barrio	Kempo Kid	Arena Juba - Reynosa, Tamaulipas
??/??/??	hair	Texano Jr.	Rambo	Mexico City
06/02/05	hair	Texano Jr.	Maniacop	Arena Puebla - Puebla, Puebla
08/06/13	hair (2)	Texano Jr.	Heavy Metal	Arena México - Mexico City
09/03/15	hair	Texano Jr.	Maximo	Arena Coliseo Guadalajara - Guadalajara, Jalisco
09/12/04	hairs	Terrible & Texano Jr.	Tetsuya Naito & Yujiro	Arena México - Mexico City
11/03/18	hairs	Terrible & Texano Jr.	Brazo de Plata & Máximo	Arena México - Mexico City
14/08/17	hair	Psycho Clown	Texano Jr.	Arena Ciudad de México - Mexico City
(1) El Texano & Kempo Kid vs Hator & Monje Negro Jr.; (2) Cage Match w/Alex Koslov, Damián 666, El Hijo del Perro Aguayo, El Terrible, Marco Corleone, Mr. Águila, Negro Casas, and Shocker