Nocturno (Jalisco): Difference between revisions
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|maestro= Gran Cochisee, Tóxico, Loco Estrada y Satánico | |maestro= Gran Cochisee, Tóxico, Loco Estrada y Satánico | ||
|birthdate= | |birthdate= Guadalajara, Jalisco | ||
|debut= 2009, Arena Coliseo de Guadalajara | |debut= 2009, Arena Coliseo de Guadalajara | ||
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|signatureMoves= german suplex, spinning wheel, knot and night rose | |signatureMoves= german suplex, spinning wheel, knot and night rose | ||
|titles= couples champion of the state of Jalisco twice, regional lightweight champion of the Azteca Arena | |titles= couples champion of the state of Jalisco twice, regional lightweight champion of the Azteca Arena | ||
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Arena Coliseo Guadalajara early match luchador (and probable trainee) in 2009 and 2010. Disappeared for a few years, turns up local indies irregularly.
It began in the State Council for Sports Promotion (CODE Jalisco), training Greco-Roman Wrestling under the instruction of Quetzalcoatl Origel; competed on several occasions representing the State of Jalisco in the Mexican Olympic Committee, achieving a second national place in its category; finally arrives at the Arena Coliseo de Guadalajara where he trained for about 5 years under the tutelage of Gran Cochisse, Toxic, Loco Estrada and Satanico, to subsequently debut in the same venue in 2009. He separates in 2010 and currently struggles as an independent, but has as a hideout to the Jalisco Arena in Guadalajara. He is known for his fights at canvas.
