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|birthdate=[[Mexico City]] | |birthdate=[[Mexico City]] | ||
|debut=[[October 1]], [[1972]] - Arena San Miguel Tequistepec | |debut=[[October 1]], [[1972]] - Arena San Miguel Tequistepec | ||
|lostmaskto=[[Maravilla Lopez]] | |lostmaskto=[[Maravilla Lopez]] - [[March 5]], [[1980]] | ||
|height=164 cm | |height=164 cm | ||
|weight=70 kg | |weight=70 kg | ||
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When he attended middle school one of his friends invited him to a local show. He was so impressed that he wanted to find where he could train. Began his training at the age of twelve and made his debut at the age of seventeen. His first maestro was El Indomable de Tepito. His training partners were [[Rams I]], [[Rams II]], [[Escorpion Blanco]], [[Rata Blanca]], [[Hitler]], among others. No one at his home knew he was a luchador until his father saw him in a local show and recognized him. | When he attended middle school one of his friends invited him to a local show. He was so impressed that he wanted to find where he could train. Began his training at the age of twelve and made his debut at the age of seventeen. His first maestro was El Indomable de Tepito. His training partners were [[Rams I]], [[Rams II]], [[Escorpion Blanco]], [[Rata Blanca]], [[Hitler]], among others. No one at his home knew he was a luchador until his father saw him in a local show and recognized him. | ||
Wreslted in Arena Bravo, Arena Atlas, [[Arena San Juan Pantitlan]], among other arenas of the Mexico City area. | Wreslted in Arena Bravo, Arena Atlas, [[Arena San Juan Pantitlan]], among other arenas of the Mexico City area. He decided to retire after 24 years of in ring career after a column injury. He recovered, but he did not feel the same. In his career he won a local and the Mexico State Lightweight title. He protogonized a mask vs mask against his former trainee [[Maravilla Lopez]]. | ||
== Luchas de Apuestas Record == | == Luchas de Apuestas Record == | ||
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{{aline|[[ | {{aline|[[1980]]/[[03/05]]|Mask|[[Maravilla Lopez]]|[[El Israelita]]|[[Pavillon Azteca]], [[Mexico City]]}} | ||
{{aend}} | {{aend}} | ||
== Gallery == | == Gallery == | ||
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{{Gallery|name=Received 422727721555696.jpeg|caption=unmasked}} | {{Gallery|name=Received 422727721555696.jpeg|caption=unmasked}} | ||
{{Gallery|name=Maravilla israelita.jpg|caption=2018}} | |||
[[category:Mexican wrestlers]] | [[category:Mexican wrestlers]] | ||
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When he attended middle school one of his friends invited him to a local show. He was so impressed that he wanted to find where he could train. Began his training at the age of twelve and made his debut at the age of seventeen. His first maestro was El Indomable de Tepito. His training partners were Rams I, Rams II, Escorpion Blanco, Rata Blanca, Hitler, among others. No one at his home knew he was a luchador until his father saw him in a local show and recognized him.
Wreslted in Arena Bravo, Arena Atlas, Arena San Juan Pantitlan, among other arenas of the Mexico City area. He decided to retire after 24 years of in ring career after a column injury. He recovered, but he did not feel the same. In his career he won a local and the Mexico State Lightweight title. He protogonized a mask vs mask against his former trainee Maravilla Lopez.
Luchas de Apuestas Record
| Date | Apuesta | Winner(s) | Loser(s) | Arena and/or Place |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1980/03/05 | Mask | Maravilla Lopez | El Israelita | Pavillon Azteca, Mexico City |
