Halcón Suriano Jr. II

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Halcón Suriano Jr.

Name	Halcón Suriano Jr.
Real name
Nicknames	Pajarito Humano, Pequeno Misil
Name history	Principe Halcon (2007 - 2009), Stukita (2009- 2018), Halcon Suriano Jr. (2018-), Tigre Universitario Jr. (2024-)
Family	Halcón Suriano Sr. (grandfather), Hijo del Halcón Suriano (father), Caballero Halcon, Príncipe Halcón, Junior Halcon (uncles), La Chicana (aunt), no relation to Tigre Universitario
Maestro(s)	Hijo del Halcón Suriano
Birth date, location	May 8, 1994 - Torreon, Coahuila
Obituary date
Debut, location	May 6, 2007 - Ciudad Jiménez, Chihuahua vs Pequeño Cometa
Lost mask to
Height	165 cm
Weight	62 kg
Signature moves	Tapatia Paseda, Palanca Volador, Plancha Misil, Kimura, Juji-Gatame, Tornillo, Cristo
Titles:	FILL Lightweight Championship, Northern Lightweight Championship, Northern Junior Welterweight Championship, UWF World Minis Championship, UWC Welterweight Championship

Notes

Third-generation Laguna luchador since 2007. Trained by his father, Hijo del Halcón Suriano. Debuted on May 6, 2007 in Ciudad Jiménez, Chihuahua. Describes his debut as unexpected, because on that day, there was a missing luchador and he was chosen to fill that spot. He had to wear the mask and gear of that luchador and he went as Fury Dragon just for that day. Became the mini version of Stuka I and Stuka Jr.. Won the UWF minis title from Mini Laredo Kid. Reported to be training to debut in CMLL for years before making his debut December 25, 2012 in a trios match. He went with Fantasy, and Shockercito agaisnt Pequeño Warrior, Pequeño Olímpico, and Demus 3:16.^[1] Changed his name and mask to Halcon Suriano Jr. in late 2018. Wrestled in almost all over México, United States, Japan, Argentina, Chile, and Guatemala. Works as assistant trainer at his father Halcon Suriano Jr.'s gym.

Took on the identity of Tigre Universitario Jr. from 2024, endorsed by the original Tigre Universitario.

Accomplishments

Arena Coliseo San Luis Potosí Cup
Copa Latinoamericana 2015 (Argentina)

Championship Matches

Year	Title	Winner(s)	Type	Loser(s)	Arena and/or Place
2019/11/17	U.W.C. Welterweight Championship	Halcón Suriano Jr.	Change	Maldicion Jr. Maldición Asterisco Jr.	Arena Houston - Houston, Texas