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== Luchas de apuestas record ==
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Revision as of 15:58, 20 July 2017

Superzan (Super Zan)
Superzan (Super Zan)
Name Superzan (Super Zan)
Real name Alfonso Mora Veytia
Nicknames
Name history Superzan
Family
Maestro(s) Dick Medrano, El Gladiador
Birth date, location 1944 - Veracruz
Obituary date January 9, 2006
Debut, location
Lost mask to Never lost the mask, though there is controversy
Height
Weight
Signature moves
Titles: unknown Guatemalan championship


Bio

Superzan was a famous luchador in the 60’s & 70’s who also appeared in several lucha movies.

Alfonso Mora "Super Zan", was a superhero of movies with Mil Mascaras and recommended by Tinieblas. His debut was advertised for Arena Mexico but, for reasons never explained, he debuted in 1973 with Tinieblas vs Tony Salazar and el Greco in Mazatlan.

In 1974 he wrestled in Central and South America. His movies gave him immense popularity in those areas. He was won a Guatemala local title.

Film career

Superzan also made appearances in luchador films:

  • Superzán el increible (Federico Curiel, 1971)
  • Superzán y el niño del espacio (Rafael Lanuza, 1973)
  • El Investigador Capulina (Gilberto Martínez Solares, 1973)
  • El castillo de las momias de Guanajuato (Tito Novaro, 1973)
  • Los Vampiros de Coyoacán (Arturo Martínez, 1974)
  • El triunfo de los Campeones Justicieros (Rafael Lanuza, 1974)
  • La Mansión de las siete momias (Rafael Lanuza, 1977)

Controversy

In 1984 a Superzan lost the mask in Juarez, there is the possibility that it was the original or an masked imposter. We don't know who was under the mask, only that every other person in the mask was still masked after the match.

Nevertheless, in an article of Box y Lucha Magazine it is said he never lost the mask. This could support the idea that it was probably an imposter.

Luchas de apuestas record

Date Apuesta Winner(s) Loser(s) Arena and/or Place
70's masks Superzan & Tinieblas Los Tigres del Ring Cd Victoria, Tamaulipas
1983 mask Superzan The Black Cat unknown
1984 mask (1) Tinieblas, Villano III & Rocky Star Flama Roja, El Legionario (original) & Superzan Ciudad Juarez


(1) Relevos australianos suicidas, in this match Superzan loss the mask, but it is not known who's the winner of the mask of Superzan and if it was the original Alfonso Mora or an imposter

Source

  • Elcobardeimpostor files
  • Box y Lucha Magazine

Gallery

Imagen260ua7.jpg
movie photo
Box y Lucha Article where it says he never lost the mask
with Superzan Jr.
1975
1984 relevos australianos suicidas when Superzan (or an fake imposter) lossing the mask in Juarez


Champion
Superzan01.jpg
1988 Match In Tijuana
1975 match in Guadalajara


1983 mask vs mask match