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'''Fénix''', also known as '''Rey Fénix''', '''Fénix el Rey''' and ''The King''' is a highly talented Mexican luchador currently working on the Mexican and US Independent circuit. He first rose to fame in [[AAA]] but really got noticed on a world wide level with the debut of [[Lucha Underground]]. In 2016 he had a high profile fall out with AAA, leaving the promotion to seek better opportunities on his own. Since then AAA has tried to block various variations of the "Fénix" name for copy right reasons leading to various monikers. Fénix along with his brother [[Pentagón Jr.]] are in high demand all over Mexico and the U.S., collectively billed as "The Lucha Brothers". | '''Fénix''', also known as '''Rey Fénix''', '''Fénix el Rey''' and '''The King''' is a highly talented Mexican luchador currently working on the Mexican and US Independent circuit. He first rose to fame in [[AAA]] but really got noticed on a world wide level with the debut of [[Lucha Underground]]. In 2016 he had a high profile fall out with AAA, leaving the promotion to seek better opportunities on his own. Since then AAA has tried to block various variations of the "Fénix" name for copy right reasons leading to various monikers. Fénix along with his brother [[Pentagón Jr.]] are in high demand all over Mexico and the U.S., collectively billed as "The Lucha Brothers". | ||
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Revision as of 20:00, 23 July 2017
Fénix, also known as Rey Fénix, Fénix el Rey and The King is a highly talented Mexican luchador currently working on the Mexican and US Independent circuit. He first rose to fame in AAA but really got noticed on a world wide level with the debut of Lucha Underground. In 2016 he had a high profile fall out with AAA, leaving the promotion to seek better opportunities on his own. Since then AAA has tried to block various variations of the "Fénix" name for copy right reasons leading to various monikers. Fénix along with his brother Pentagón Jr. are in high demand all over Mexico and the U.S., collectively billed as "The Lucha Brothers".
