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| Babe Rap |
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| Name |
Babe Rap |
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| Name history |
Babe Rap (2004 - current), Principe Diamante (AAA; 2005) |
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| Birth date, location |
?? Monclova Coahuila |
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| Signature moves |
Corkscrew Plancha, Double Corkscrew Plancha, Shooting Star Press |
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Notes
Promising youngster who first appeared on the Northern Mexico scene in 2004. Got over big with crowds for his amazing shooting star press variation and various tornillos. Was given a chance to work in AAA as Principe Diamante in late 2005 but an injury cut that short. Left the business soon afterwards. A new Principe Diamante arrived on the scene in 2007 and was assumed to be Babe Rap returning to the ring but it was soon revealed this was a new wrestler who had gotten permission to use the gimmick. To make things even more confusing - Babe Rap himself returned to wrestling soon afterwards and even teamed with the successor to his Principe Diamante gimmick. Mainly works shows in Northern Mexico these days and is a regular dark match wrestler when AAA runs TV tapings in the area. As a sidenote: Jack Evans has stated he is a big fan of Babe Rap.
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