Profile
| Mogur |
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| Name |
Mogur |
| Real name |
José de Jesús Pantoja Flores |
| Nicknames |
El Gato Egipcio (The Egyptian Cat), Mogurrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr |
| Name history |
Terremoto (debut - 83; not the Guadalajara one), Olímpico Flores (81 - 84), Mogur (84 - ), El Jalisco (1992 [1]) |
| Family |
The Spanish Red (wife), Tigre Hispano (father-in-law) |
| Maestro(s) |
Pedro Anguiano, Rolando Vera |
| Birth date, location |
April 28, 1958 - La Barca, Jalisco |
| Obituary date |
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| Debut, location |
September 1980 - San Luis Potosí, SLP |
| Lost mask to |
Máscara Año 2000 - September 23, 1988 - Arena México |
| Height |
5'9"/175 cms |
| Weight |
202 lbs/92 kg |
| Signature moves |
Flying Splash, Tope Suicida, Medio Cangrejo, Cavernaria |
| Titles: |
National Middleweight Title, National Light Heavyweight Title |
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Biography
Mogur is one of the few men to have wrestled in the main event of back-to-back CMLL anniversary shows. He trained under Pedro Anguiano with El Dandy and Javier "Monarca" Cruz, and like those two he had a good set of technical skills to rely on throughout his career. After wrestling as Olimpico Flores in his early years, he was given a mask and the name Mogur in early June 1984. The EMLL had visions of Mogur as one of their top tecnicos, so they pushed him hard right out of the gate, positioning him as a challenger for Satanico's World Middleweight Title in his very first month with that character. The push didn't really take, though. He took As Charro's mask in the main event of the 1987 anniversary show but then lost his to Mascara Año 2000 one year later. Even if he never fulfilled the expectations that the promotion set for him, Mogur was still considered a valuable worker, as he wrestled for them for over twenty years, picking up some additional apuestas victories and a couple of title reigns along the way.
Luchas de apuestas record
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