Princesa Hernández

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Princesa Hernández

Name	Princesa Hernández
Real name
Nicknames
Name history	Princess Dark (debut), Princesa Hernández (after debut)
Family	Caudillo II (grandfather), Príncipe Negro (father), Hormiga Atómica, Caudillo Jr. (uncles), Príncipe Negro Jr., Rey Negro, Thunder Boy, (brothers), Prinxipe (son), Deja Vu, POD (nephews)
Maestro(s)	Thunder Boy, Príncipe Negro
Birth date, location	Mexicali, Baja California
Obituary date
Debut, location	June 24, 2017 - Valle de la Trinidad, Ensenada, Baja California
Lost mask to
Height	145 cm
Weight	55 kg
Signature moves	Diving Double Knee Drop
Titles:	Baja California Women's Championship, Arena Nacionalista Reyna de Reynas Championship, International Women's Championship, Adrenalina Mixed Tag Team Championship (w/Efekto)

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She is the first female wrestler and técnica from La Dinastía Hernandez. She began practicing Lucha Libre as a sport. Her brother Impacto saw the potential in her to become a professional. He was her first trainer and the first person who supported her from the very beginning. Then she continued her training with her father, Príncipe Negro. She had an intense training for a year and eight months seven days a week. She debuted on June 24, 2017 in Valle de la Trinidad, Ensenada, Baja California in a mixed tag team match with Skalibur against Drakma and Navitt. Her first match in Mexicali was on July 16, 2017 in Arena Nacionalista, Mexicali, Baja California and it turned into a mixed tag team match with Galaxy against Matrix (Baja California) & Navitt. So far, she has wrestled in Mexicali, Tijuana, San Luis Rio Colorado, and Puerto Peñasco. Being a professional wrestler is a dream that came true for her. On March 11, 2018 she won the Arena Coliseo Cup 2018 against Lady Lee in the event Guerra de Empresas. On March 18, 2018, Princesa Hernández made her debut at Arena Azteca Budokan. Became the fourth Baja California Women's Champion on April 1, 2018 at Arena Nacionalista. In the Arena Nacionalista 30 Aniversario she became Triple-Crown champion in a six-way match in which she retained the Baja California Women's Championship and won the International Women's Championship, and the Arena Nacionalista Reyna de Reynas Championship.