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|birthdate=[[February 26]], [[1976]]- San Nicolás de los Garza, [[Nuevo Leon]]
|birthdate=[[February 26]], [[1976]]- San Nicolás de los Garza, [[Nuevo Leon]]
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== Notes ==
== Notes ==
 
Very talented luchador from the [[Monterrey]] area.  His interest in lucha libre began when he was 4 years old.  His idol and role model was and is [[Pequeño Diamante]].  He used to watch Pequeño Diamante as  tag team partner of [[Mario Segura]].  His father brought him to lucha libre events. During his childhood his [[Caifán|brother]] used to work as paperboys and sell candies.  If they sold 30 newspapers they received courtesy tickets to lucha libre shows at [[Arena Coliseo Monterrey]]. Began his career teaming with his older brother as [[Los Caifánes Rockeros]] and immediatly impressed everyone from the live crowds to the crowds watching [[Arena Coliseo de Monterrey]] TV on the internet to the promoters. The team was even compared to [[Los Gringos Locos]] and began using their old [[superplex]]/[[frog splash]] to finish matches. They eventually began a feud with [[Los Orientales]] which led to many great tag team and trios matches. The peak of the feud occured on [[July 8]], [[2001]] at Arena Coliseo de Monterrey as the teams faced off in an epic masks vs hairs match where the rudos ended up bald. The match got tons of praise locally, in some national magazines and in various tape trading circles. The teams would continue their feud for many years to follow with a twist being added as Los Caifanes became the tecnicos and Los Orientales were the rudos. During that time period a new [[Caifán Rockero III|Caifán]] made his debut but it was short-lived.
Very talented youngster from the [[Monterrey]] area. Began his career teaming with his older brother as [[Los Caifánes Rockeros]] and immediatly impressed everyone from the live crowds to the crowds watching [[Arena Coliseo de Monterrey]] TV on the internet to the promoters. The team was even compared to [[Los Gringos Locos]] and began using their old [[superplex]]/[[frog splash]] to finish matches. They eventually began a feud with [[Los Orientales]] which led to many great tag team and trios matches. The peak of the feud occured on [[July 8]], [[2001]] at Arena Coliseo de Monterrey as the teams faced off in an epic masks vs hairs match where the rudos ended up bald. The match got tons of praise locally, in some national magazines and in various tape trading circles. The teams would continue their feud for many years to follow with a twist being added as Los Caifanes became the tecnicos and Los Orientales were the rudos. During that time period a new [[Caifán Rockero III|Caifán]] made his debut but it was short-lived.


In [[September 24]], [[2006]] he announced his retirement from wrestling.
In [[September 24]], [[2006]] he announced his retirement from wrestling.

Revision as of 01:29, 2 December 2018

Caifán Rockero II
Caifán Rockero II
Name Caifán Rockero II
Real name Sergio García Mendoza
Nicknames
Name history Caifán Rockero II
Family Caifán Rockero I (brother)
Maestro(s)
Birth date, location February 26, 1976- San Nicolás de los Garza, Nuevo Leon
Obituary date
Debut, location
Lost mask to
Height 164 cm
Weight 71 kg
Signature moves Running Somersault Plancha (through the ropes), Victory Roll (off the top rope), Asai Moonsault(outside the ring), Springboard Moonsault Plancha
Titles: Nuevo Leon Junior Tag Team Titles (w/ Caifán Rockero I) , Northeast Tag Team Title (w/ Caifán Rockero I)

Caifan Rockero II is on the left

Notes

Very talented luchador from the Monterrey area. His interest in lucha libre began when he was 4 years old. His idol and role model was and is Pequeño Diamante. He used to watch Pequeño Diamante as tag team partner of Mario Segura. His father brought him to lucha libre events. During his childhood his brother used to work as paperboys and sell candies. If they sold 30 newspapers they received courtesy tickets to lucha libre shows at Arena Coliseo Monterrey. Began his career teaming with his older brother as Los Caifánes Rockeros and immediatly impressed everyone from the live crowds to the crowds watching Arena Coliseo de Monterrey TV on the internet to the promoters. The team was even compared to Los Gringos Locos and began using their old superplex/frog splash to finish matches. They eventually began a feud with Los Orientales which led to many great tag team and trios matches. The peak of the feud occured on July 8, 2001 at Arena Coliseo de Monterrey as the teams faced off in an epic masks vs hairs match where the rudos ended up bald. The match got tons of praise locally, in some national magazines and in various tape trading circles. The teams would continue their feud for many years to follow with a twist being added as Los Caifanes became the tecnicos and Los Orientales were the rudos. During that time period a new Caifán made his debut but it was short-lived.

In September 24, 2006 he announced his retirement from wrestling.

Luchas de apuestas record

Date Apuesta Winner(s) Loser(s) Arena and/or Place
01/07/08 hairs Orientale I & Orientale II Caifán Rockero I & Caifán Rockero II Arena Coliseo - Monterrey, Nuevo León
03/11/30 masks Caifán Rockero I & Caifán Rockero II Piloto Negro & Piloto Suicida (Monterrey) (not L.A. one) Gimnasio Nuevo León - Monterrey, Nuevo León
04/¿?/¿? Masks(1) Caifán &Caifán Rockero II Piloto Suicida&Piloto Negro Arena Solidaridad - Monterrey, Nuevo Leon
04/07/18 hair Caifán Rockero II Chucho Mar Jr. Arena Solidaridad - Monterrey, Nuevo León
06/06/11 hairs Diluvio Negro II & Los Caifanes Rockeros I & II Leon Rojo, Obett & Perico Arena Solidaridad - Monterrey, Nuevo León
(1) Triangular with Moro III & Leopardo Negro


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