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Moved to Guadalajara when his parents got divorced.  Practiced boxing and basketball, but he had to defend himself of bullies at school.  His mother was worried about her son's situation, she asked her brother [[El Monarca]]. His Uncle asked him to train lucha libre as a sport which could help him to channeling that anger.  His first trainers were [[Diablo Velazco]] and [[Gran Cochisse]] at [[Arena Coliseo Guadalajara]], but he did not tell them that he was [[Anibal]]'s son. Learned Greco-Roman, Intercolegial, and Olympic wrestling winning state competitions in 1986. Continued his preparation learning the shoot-style and his uncle took him with [[Flash (original)|Flash]] to learn lucha libre.  His early in ring experiences were at [[Arena Jalisco]] owned by [[Zandokan]]. His first gimmick was '''Black Trub'''.  He named himself after a tennis shoes brand.  The owner of that brand of shoes was his mother's husband and sponsored him. The novice luchador brought tennis shoes to give away.  On 1988, Anibal contacted him to talk about his illness and he wanted him to continue with his legacy.     
Moved to Guadalajara when his parents got divorced.  Practiced boxing and basketball, but he had to defend himself of bullies at school.  His mother was worried about her son's situation, she asked her brother [[El Monarca]]. His Uncle asked him to train lucha libre as a sport which could help him to channeling that anger.  His first trainers were [[Diablo Velazco]] and [[Gran Cochisse]] at [[Arena Coliseo Guadalajara]], but he did not tell them that he was [[Anibal]]'s son. Learned Greco-Roman, Intercolegial, and Olympic wrestling winning state competitions in 1986. Continued his preparation learning the shoot-style and his uncle took him with [[Flash (original)|Flash]] to learn lucha libre.  His early in ring experiences were at [[Arena Jalisco]] owned by [[Zandokan]]. His first gimmick was '''Black Trub'''.  He named himself after a tennis shoes brand.  The owner of that brand of shoes was his mother's husband and sponsored him. The novice luchador brought tennis shoes to give away.  On 1988, Anibal contacted him to talk about his illness and he wanted him to continue with his legacy.     


For many years it was believed that he was the young boy who entered the ring after [[Máscara Año 2000]] had unmasked his father and swore he would get revenge one day. He was the one who removed his father's mask, but he refused to give it to Máscara Año 2000 and put it on. That boy that famous lucha libre highlight was an [[Anibal]]'s son but not him.  He attended his father's mascara contra mascara, and was told by Anibal that after the match he would introduce him as his son and his successor, but everything took a very different turn.  He came from Guadalajara and watched the match with [[Mano Negra]].  Previously, Aníbal gave one of his masks to him and he would it inside his jacket until the end of the match.  Anibal made him go to the dressing room before the main event started.  When he arrived, Anibal told him that he would not be presented at the end of match as he promised, instead there would be that young boy, who was Anibal's son of another marriage.  Anibal apologized and the saddened young luchador ledt the dressing room.
For many years it was believed that he was the young boy who entered the ring after [[Máscara Año 2000]] had unmasked his father and swore he would get revenge one day. He was the one who removed his father's mask, but he refused to give it to Máscara Año 2000 and put it on. That boy that famous lucha libre highlight was an [[Anibal]]'s son but not him.  He attended his father's mascara contra mascara, and was told by Anibal that after the match he would introduce him as his son and his successor, but everything took a very different turn.  He came from Guadalajara and watched the match with [[Mano Negra]].  Previously, Aníbal gave one of his masks to him and he would it inside his jacket until the end of the match.  Anibal made him go to the dressing room before the main event started.  When he arrived, Anibal told him that he would not be presented at the end of match as he promised, instead there would be that young boy, who was Anibal's son of another marriage.  Anibal apologized and the saddened young luchador left the dressing room and went back to his seat.


On 1992 he was invited by [[Octagon]] to join to [[AAA]], but as ''Anibal Jr.''' but he did not considered ready to don the legendary mask.  Instead he went as '''La Saeta Azul''' wearing a very similar attire to the one of his father worked for AAA until mid 1993. By late 1993, [[Carlos Maynes]] and [[Manny Guzman]] wanted him in [[UWA]] but now as '''El Hijo de Aníbal'''.  In order to make his ddebut at [[El Toreo]] he passed a rigorous test.  Contined working at UWA until 1995, he was affected by his father's demise and decided to take a sabbatical year, but it took even more time.
On 1992 he was invited by [[Octagon]] to join to [[AAA]], but as ''Anibal Jr.''' but he did not considered ready to don the legendary mask.  Instead he went as '''La Saeta Azul''' wearing a very similar attire to the one of his father worked for AAA until mid 1993. By late 1993, [[Carlos Maynes]] and [[Manny Guzman]] wanted him in [[UWA]] but now as '''El Hijo de Aníbal'''.  In order to make his ddebut at [[El Toreo]] he passed a rigorous test.  Contined working at UWA until 1995, he was affected by his father's demise and decided to take a sabbatical year, but it took even more time.
Anibal Jr.'s comeback was sudden, on August 17, 2001, [[Kato Kung Lee Jr.]] unmasked a [[Maravilloso|Fake Anibal Jr.]] in the finals of a cage match in [[Auditorio de Tijuana]].  When the real Anibal Jr. learned about that fraud, he sued the promoter [[Benjamin Mora]] and made his return to the active competition.


He is found working in main events in the independent circuit in México.  He had traveled in independient promotions in the United States, Japan, tours in Europe, Central and part of South America.
He is found working in main events in the independent circuit in México.  He had traveled in independient promotions in the United States, Japan, tours in Europe, Central and part of South America.

Revision as of 01:10, 13 July 2020

Profile

El Hijo de Aníbal
El Hijo de Aníbal
Name El Hijo de Aníbal
Real name unrevealed
Nicknames El Hijo de la Saeta Azul (The Son of the Blue Arrow)
Name history Black Trub (1991), La Saeta Azul (1992), El Hijo de Aníbal (1993 -)
Family Aníbal (father); El Monarca (uncle); Blue Demon Jr. (brother-in-law)
Maestro(s) Diablo Velazco, Gran Cochisse, Flash, Satánico, El Monarca
Birth date, location November 30, 1970 - Guadalajara, Jalisco
Obituary date
Debut, location September 27, 1993 - El Toreo
Lost mask to
Height 6' 1"/1.85 cms
Weight 215 lbs/95 kg
Signature moves Quebradora con Giro, Flying Splash, Power Bomb
Titles: AWA Trios Titles, AIWA World Heavyweight Championship(x3)

Notes

Moved to Guadalajara when his parents got divorced. Practiced boxing and basketball, but he had to defend himself of bullies at school. His mother was worried about her son's situation, she asked her brother El Monarca. His Uncle asked him to train lucha libre as a sport which could help him to channeling that anger. His first trainers were Diablo Velazco and Gran Cochisse at Arena Coliseo Guadalajara, but he did not tell them that he was Anibal's son. Learned Greco-Roman, Intercolegial, and Olympic wrestling winning state competitions in 1986. Continued his preparation learning the shoot-style and his uncle took him with Flash to learn lucha libre. His early in ring experiences were at Arena Jalisco owned by Zandokan. His first gimmick was Black Trub. He named himself after a tennis shoes brand. The owner of that brand of shoes was his mother's husband and sponsored him. The novice luchador brought tennis shoes to give away. On 1988, Anibal contacted him to talk about his illness and he wanted him to continue with his legacy.

For many years it was believed that he was the young boy who entered the ring after Máscara Año 2000 had unmasked his father and swore he would get revenge one day. He was the one who removed his father's mask, but he refused to give it to Máscara Año 2000 and put it on. That boy that famous lucha libre highlight was an Anibal's son but not him. He attended his father's mascara contra mascara, and was told by Anibal that after the match he would introduce him as his son and his successor, but everything took a very different turn. He came from Guadalajara and watched the match with Mano Negra. Previously, Aníbal gave one of his masks to him and he would it inside his jacket until the end of the match. Anibal made him go to the dressing room before the main event started. When he arrived, Anibal told him that he would not be presented at the end of match as he promised, instead there would be that young boy, who was Anibal's son of another marriage. Anibal apologized and the saddened young luchador left the dressing room and went back to his seat.

On 1992 he was invited by Octagon to join to AAA, but as Anibal Jr.' but he did not considered ready to don the legendary mask. Instead he went as La Saeta Azul wearing a very similar attire to the one of his father worked for AAA until mid 1993. By late 1993, Carlos Maynes and Manny Guzman wanted him in UWA but now as El Hijo de Aníbal. In order to make his ddebut at El Toreo he passed a rigorous test. Contined working at UWA until 1995, he was affected by his father's demise and decided to take a sabbatical year, but it took even more time.

Anibal Jr.'s comeback was sudden, on August 17, 2001, Kato Kung Lee Jr. unmasked a Fake Anibal Jr. in the finals of a cage match in Auditorio de Tijuana. When the real Anibal Jr. learned about that fraud, he sued the promoter Benjamin Mora and made his return to the active competition.

He is found working in main events in the independent circuit in México. He had traveled in independient promotions in the United States, Japan, tours in Europe, Central and part of South America.

He received an invitation to participate in Michinoku Pro Wrestling's Fukumen World League 2003 along with Atlantis. [1].

In 2008, IWRG seemed as if they were going to push him as a bigger in company star, by trying to associate themselves with the Anibal legacy as CMLL has done with Santo and Blue Demon. This went as far as creating a Leyenda de Seda tournament and using Anibal regularly. Like all the other touring independent stars, Hijo del Anibal vanished from the company in late 2008 when IWRG lost television (and the TV money.)

Trainer of new generations of wrestlers in the Anibal Gym.

Lucha de Apuestas Record

Date Apuesta Winner(s) Loser(s) Arena and/or Place
????/??/?? hair El Hijo de Anibal Zandokan unknown
2002/11/01 mask El Hijo de Anibal Bestia Maligna Arena López Mateos - Tlalnepantla, Mexico State
2003/03/13 mask El Hijo de Anibal Último Vampiro II Arena Naucalpan - Naucalpan, Mexico State
2006/10/01 mask El Hijo de Anibal Angel de la Noche Tenayuca - Estado de Mexico
08/06/12 mask (1) El Hijo de Anibal Ricky Cruzz Arena Naucalpan - Naucalpan, Mexico State
17/03/19 mask El Hijo de Anibal Comandante Markus Canchas del Kiosko del Ahuehuete, Cuautitlán Izcalli, Mexico State
19/09/16 hair El Hijo de Anibal Máscara Año 2000 Jr. Auditorio Benito Juarez, Cuautitlán Izcalli, Mexico State
(1) Cage match with Fantasma Jr., 911, El Hijo Del Cien Caras, Fantasma de la Opera, Tinieblas Jr., Fuerza Guerrera, Multifacetico and Máscara Año 2000 Jr.

Gallery

father and daughter
winning Comandante Markus mask
as AIWA Heavyweight Champion
With Atlantis
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with The Great Sasuke during the Fukumen World Tour 2003
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Source

Interview