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== Profile == | == Profile == | ||
Mario Gutiérrez is Mexicali based luchador since at least [[1956]]. He was born in Ciudad Obregón, Sonora, but moved to Mexicali at the age of 12. No way related with [[Zandokan]] & [[Loco Zandokan II]]. | Mario Gutiérrez is Mexicali based luchador since at least [[1956]]. He was born in Ciudad Obregón, Sonora, but moved to Mexicali at the age of 12. Wrestled in Mexicali, Tijuana, San Luis Río Colorado, and Ciudad Obregón. First Baja California Middleweight Champion. No way related with [[Zandokan]] & [[Loco Zandokan II]]. | ||
== Recognitions == | |||
=== [[Mexicali Hall of the Fame]] === | |||
* Class 2021 | |||
== Gallery == | == Gallery == | ||
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Image:Príncipe Negro Zandokan Bobby Martínez.jpg|in 2021 with [[Príncipe Negro (Baja California)|Príncipe Negro]] (left) and [[Bobby Martínez]] (right) | |||
Image:Arena coliseo Mexicali 1979.jpg|1979 program as former BC Middleweight Champion | Image:Arena coliseo Mexicali 1979.jpg|1979 program as former BC Middleweight Champion | ||
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Profile
Mario Gutiérrez is Mexicali based luchador since at least 1956. He was born in Ciudad Obregón, Sonora, but moved to Mexicali at the age of 12. Wrestled in Mexicali, Tijuana, San Luis Río Colorado, and Ciudad Obregón. First Baja California Middleweight Champion. No way related with Zandokan & Loco Zandokan II.
Recognitions
Mexicali Hall of the Fame
- Class 2021
Gallery
in 2021 with Príncipe Negro (left) and Bobby Martínez (right)
1979 program as former BC Middleweight Champion
