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== Profile == | == Profile == | ||
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|name=Mortiss 666 | |name=Mortiss 666 | ||
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|nameHistory=Mortiss 666 (debut-) | |nameHistory=Mortiss 666 (debut-) | ||
|family=[[ | |family=[[Loco Corona]] (uncle) | ||
|maestro=[[Maravilla Azteca]], [[Mr. Lince]] | |maestro=[[Maravilla Azteca]], [[Mr. Lince]] | ||
|birthdate=[[Monterrey]], [[Nuevo León]] | |birthdate=[[Monterrey]], [[Nuevo León]] | ||
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She always was ruda since she was a child her idols were Cavernario Galindo, Carnicero Aguilar, Sanguinario, Arandú, La Fiera, La Bestia Salvaje, Emilio Charles, Perro Aguayo, Damián 666, Halloween, Ice Killer, Los Dinamita, and, Jerry Estrada. Her wrestling style is a blend of technique and brawling skills. | She always was ruda since she was a child her idols were Cavernario Galindo, Carnicero Aguilar, Sanguinario, Arandú, La Fiera, La Bestia Salvaje, Emilio Charles, Perro Aguayo, Damián 666, Halloween, Ice Killer, Los Dinamita, and, Jerry Estrada. Her wrestling style is a blend of technique and brawling skills. | ||
== Gallery == | == Gallery == | ||
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Image:Received 264647460912582.jpeg|with her maestro [[Maravilla Azteca]] | Image:Received 264647460912582.jpeg|with her maestro [[Maravilla Azteca]] | ||
Image:Mortiss 666 a.jpg| | Image:Mortiss 666 a.jpg| | ||
Image:Received 2270659329831553.jpeg|current design | Image:Received 2270659329831553.jpeg|current design | ||
Image:Received 334897680645116.jpeg| | Image:Received 334897680645116.jpeg| | ||
Image:Received 751180438549419.jpeg|recognition for her altruistic participation | |||
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</gallery> | </gallery> | ||
[[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 ruda since 2016. Her ring name was based on one nickname she had when she was adolescent. She is a rock and metal fan since she was a child; her skin tone is clear and she had a dark long hair. Her father told her she looked like Caroline Jones, the first actress who played Morticia in The Addams Family. When she opened her own Beauty Shop she named it Salon Mortiss due to a spelling error. The "666" had its own origins. Besides of being a cabalistic number she uses it for three reasons. The first 6 is because of her hour of birth; the second 6 was because her father passed away at 6 pm; and the third 6 was because her first daughter born in 6 months (27 weeks). Her mask is a skull of a goat inspired in her Zodiac sign of Capricorn. She also based on the Celtic deity of Baphomet which represents the fertility. The skull of her mask is due to her affinity to skull, she believes that behind our faces all of us have a skull that represent what is inside us.
Wrestled in Arena Femenil LLF, but stopped for three months dud to pancreatitis then she went to Arena Coliseo Monterrey and with NGX to ask for support and she had a good response from the people which she did not expect. She also wrestled in Arena Monte Kristal, in events sponsored by PRI with Maravilla Azteca and benefit events.
She always was ruda since she was a child her idols were Cavernario Galindo, Carnicero Aguilar, Sanguinario, Arandú, La Fiera, La Bestia Salvaje, Emilio Charles, Perro Aguayo, Damián 666, Halloween, Ice Killer, Los Dinamita, and, Jerry Estrada. Her wrestling style is a blend of technique and brawling skills.
Gallery
with her maestro Maravilla Azteca
current design
recognition for her altruistic participation
