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== Profile == | |||
{{bioFields| | {{bioFields| | ||
|image=Sin-Nombre-2012.png | |image=Sin-Nombre-2012.png | ||
|name= | |name=____ | ||
|realName=Juan Sáez Cavieres | |realName=Juan Sáez Cavieres | ||
|nicknames= | |nicknames=Ricochet Rojo | ||
|nameHistory=Corey Ricochet (debut - 2011), ____ (2011 -)<ref>Commonly referred to as Sin Nombre in the Internet | |nameHistory=Corey Ricochet (debut - 2011), ____ (2011 -)<ref>Commonly referred to as Sin Nombre in the Internet. XNL uses ____ as his ring name, arguing he's a mime, and can't reveal his name.</ref> | ||
|family=[[Joey Ricochet]] (brother) | |family=[[Joey Ricochet]] (twin brother) | ||
|maestro= | |maestro=[[CLL|CLL Wrestling Factory]] | ||
|birthdate=[[February 7]], [[1989]] - Santiago, [[Chile]] | |birthdate=[[February 7]], [[1989]] - [[Santiago]], [[Metropolitan Region]], [[Chile]] | ||
|debut=[[May 27]], [[2007]] | |debut=[[May 27]], [[2007]] w/[[Joey Ricochet]] vs [[Homie Hernández]] & [[Sito King]] ([[CLL]]) | ||
|height=173 | |height=173 cm/5'8" | ||
|weight=67 kg/147 | |weight=67 kg/147 lb | ||
|signatureMoves=Corey Breaker, Ricochet Senton Bombazo, Suspiro | |signatureMoves=Corey Breaker, Ricochet Senton Bombazo, Suspiro En El Viento | ||
|titles=FWN Tag Team | |titles=FWN Tag Team Championship (w/[[Joey Ricochet]]), [[LWA Tag Team Championship]] (twice w/[[Locky]]), MCL Tag Team Championship (w/[[Joey Ricochet]]), [[XNL#Annual tournaments|XNL Batalla Real X 2018]], [[XNL International Titanes del Ring Championship]], [[XNL National Tag Team Championship]] (thrice w/[[Locky]]), [[XNL World Championship]] | ||
|}} | |}} | ||
<references/> | <references/> | ||
Chilean wrestler who mainly wrestled around the country with his twin brother [[Joey Ricochet]] as '''Ricochet Brothers'''. The brothers made their wrestling debut on [[May 27]], [[2007]] in a losing effort against Los Camorra Kingz ([[Homie Hernández]] & [[Sito King]]) at [[CLL|CLL Batalla De Honor 2007]]. Between [[2007]] and [[2008]], both wrestlers performed in [[CLL|Chile Lucha Libre]], [[MAX Lucha Libre]], and NSF/FULL before jumping to new promotion Federación Nacional de Lucha Libre (FWN). In FWN, they won the FWN Tag Team Championship on [[December 12]], [[2008]] by defeating Factor, and Juan 23. In early [[2009]], FWN changed their name to Maximo Combate de Lucha Libre (MCL). The Ricochet Brothers were named the last MCL Tag Team Champions after the promotion closed in [[2011]]. The brothers performed their last defense of the title at MCL Batalla Final III on [[May 28]], [[2011]] against Los Súper Gemelos ([[Súper Gemelo 1]] & [[Súper Gemelo 2]]). In [[2011]], Ricochet Brothers arrived to [[XNL|Xplosion Nacional de Lucha Libre]] (XNL), and they were repackaged as '''Los Arlequines''', the proteges of [[Jay Jay Jocker]]. Corey Ricochet was renamed ____, while his brother [[Joey Ricochet]] was renamed Locky. They debuted in the promotion on [[November 13]], [[2011]], teaming up with [[Jay Jay Jocker]] in a losing effort to [[Pandemia]] ([[Dínamo]], [[Dr. Morbo]], and [[Sátiro]]). | |||
== Gallery == | == Gallery == | ||
{{Gallery|name=Corey-Ricochet.jpg|caption= | {{Gallery|name=Corey-Ricochet.jpg|caption=As Corey Ricochet}} | ||
{{Gallery|name=Sin-Nombre.jpg|caption= | {{Gallery|name=Sin-Nombre.jpg|caption=In [[2011]]}} | ||
{{Gallery|name=Arlequines-LWA-Tag.jpg|caption=As LWA Tag Team Champions}} | |||
{{Gallery|name=Sin nombre champion.jpg|caption=As XNL International Titanes del Ring Champion}} | |||
{{Gallery|name=MimoXNL.jpg|caption=As XNL World Champion}} | |||
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== Links == | |||
*[http://hermanosricochet.hostoi.com/ Official Website] | |||
*[https://www.facebook.com/pages/Arlequines-Locky-Xplosion-NWA/206975859395488 Official Facebook Page] | |||
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[[Category:Foreign wrestlers]] | [[Category:Foreign wrestlers]] | ||
[[Category:Chilean wrestlers]] | [[Category:Chilean wrestlers]] | ||
[[Category:Current XNL wrestlers]] | |||
[[Category:Former AML/MAX wrestlers]] | |||
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- ↑ Commonly referred to as Sin Nombre in the Internet. XNL uses ____ as his ring name, arguing he's a mime, and can't reveal his name.
Chilean wrestler who mainly wrestled around the country with his twin brother Joey Ricochet as Ricochet Brothers. The brothers made their wrestling debut on May 27, 2007 in a losing effort against Los Camorra Kingz (Homie Hernández & Sito King) at CLL Batalla De Honor 2007. Between 2007 and 2008, both wrestlers performed in Chile Lucha Libre, MAX Lucha Libre, and NSF/FULL before jumping to new promotion Federación Nacional de Lucha Libre (FWN). In FWN, they won the FWN Tag Team Championship on December 12, 2008 by defeating Factor, and Juan 23. In early 2009, FWN changed their name to Maximo Combate de Lucha Libre (MCL). The Ricochet Brothers were named the last MCL Tag Team Champions after the promotion closed in 2011. The brothers performed their last defense of the title at MCL Batalla Final III on May 28, 2011 against Los Súper Gemelos (Súper Gemelo 1 & Súper Gemelo 2). In 2011, Ricochet Brothers arrived to Xplosion Nacional de Lucha Libre (XNL), and they were repackaged as Los Arlequines, the proteges of Jay Jay Jocker. Corey Ricochet was renamed ____, while his brother Joey Ricochet was renamed Locky. They debuted in the promotion on November 13, 2011, teaming up with Jay Jay Jocker in a losing effort to Pandemia (Dínamo, Dr. Morbo, and Sátiro).
Gallery
 In 2011 |
Links
| Xplosion Nacional de Lucha Libre Championships |
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| Active: Titanes Del Ring (Alessandro) ● World (Mr. Keyton) ● Tag Team (Pandemia) |
| Inactive: Historic ● Women's ● X-LAW Junior Heavy |
| Related: CLL Absoluto (Lenko Sins) ● LWA Tag Team (Alexandra & Alison Evans) |
| Tournaments: Batalla Real X (Dómina) ● Torneo Nacional de Titanes (Carnicero) Trofeo Declaración de Independencia Bajo Cero) |
| Defunct: CEX Tournament ● Torneo Nacional Femenino ● Torneo Latinoamericano |
