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== Profile == | == Profile == | ||
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|name=Tüskana | |name=Tüskana | ||
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|nicknames= | |nicknames=La Diosa de la Muerte | ||
|nameHistory=Tüskana | |nameHistory=Tüskana | ||
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|weight=68 kg | |weight=68 kg | ||
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|signatureMoves= | |signatureMoves=Sacada de Yegua, Ala Volada | ||
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== Profile == | == Profile == | ||
Monterrey based luchadora técnica. She was looking for a ringname according to her personality. By suggestions of her trainers and promoters, she decided for Tüskana, which means "strong woman" in Turkish. | Monterrey based luchadora técnica. She was looking for a ringname according to her personality. By suggestions of her trainers and promoters, she decided for Tüskana, which means "strong woman" in Turkish. Nicknamed as "La Diosa de la Muerte" (The Goddess of the Death) her mask symbolizes a skull. | ||
== Gallery == | == Gallery == | ||
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[[Category:Mexican wrestlers]] | [[Category:Mexican wrestlers]] | ||
[[Category:Monterrey based wrestlers]] | [[Category:Monterrey based wrestlers]] | ||
[[category:Female wrestlers]] | [[category:Female wrestlers]] | ||
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Monterrey based luchadora técnica. She was looking for a ringname according to her personality. By suggestions of her trainers and promoters, she decided for Tüskana, which means "strong woman" in Turkish. Nicknamed as "La Diosa de la Muerte" (The Goddess of the Death) her mask symbolizes a skull.
