Nerón (Argentina)

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Neron

Name	Neron
Real name	Juan Domingo Vera
Nicknames
Name history	El Charro Vera (Colosos de la Lucha 1968) - Ulus el Mongol (Titanes en el Ring 1973) - Nerón/Minotauro (Titanes en el Ring 1983) Go In Pak (Lucha Fuerte 1988) - Kingpin (Rambo y sus Titanes 1991-92) - The Killer Bulldog (Lucha Mundial 1993 / Lucha Total 1995) - El Coreano Sun II (Titanes en el Ring 1997)
Family
Maestro(s)	Tobias Giordano
Birth date, location	1951
Obituary date	2006
Debut, location	1967
Lost mask to
Height	169 cm
Weight	125 kg
Signature moves
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Biography

Juan Vera began his training when he was 15 years old. He used to watch it on TV and he did not know where he could train. He met Tobias Giordano who trained Martin Karadagian and he did his tryout. Giordano said that what he did was a Messi, but was going to learn anyway. He became professional after 2 years of training. ya era profesional, but too young. Giordano made him appear masked. When he turned 18, Giordano told him to letras his hair grow and go unmasked with a Mexican character named “El Charro Vera”. After that in the first Lucha Fuerte he went as “El Gato Negro”.

On 1973 he was approached by Martin Karadagian to become part of Titanes en el Ring. He wrestled as the Mongolian Ulus el Mongol until 1975 when he left. In 1983 he went back to Titanes en el Ring by recomendation of Rubén Peucelle. He incarnated Minotauro a being half human and half bull. Martín Karadagian gave him perhaps the most successful character of his career, Neron. Under that gimmick he was hated by the crowds.

In Lucha Fuerte, he performed as the Korean character Go In Pak. In Rambo y sus Titanes he became Kingpin a characterstrongly based on the comic book character. In 1995 he went to Lucha Total and his new character was the powerful The Killer Bulldog. In the 1997 revival of Titanes en el Ring he incarnated Sun II.