Professional Wrestler. Born in Guadalajara, Jalisco, he wanted to become a wrestler to follow the family tradition. He made his debut on November 23, 1990 at an Arena Mexico card, and soon he started teaming with non-relative Platino (Platinum) as the duo Los Metálicos. The team quickly became popular, but it was Oro's reckless aerial attack what always stole the show. He had his Japanese debut in April, 1992 for Gran Hamada's Universal lucha libre promotion. With his spectacular flying he quickly made himself a reputation among the Japanese fans, so he returned to Japan in mid-December when he a chance to tour for the newly formed FULL promotion. His status in Japan was so big that when back in Mexico he teamed with Mil Mascaras and Ultimo Dragon, the trio was called a dream team of the best high flyers of three different decades (even though you can't really call Ultimo an '80s wrestler). However tragedy stuck on October 26 during a match at Arena Coliseo. To please the family's wishes no autopsy was performed, however everybody pointed out that he was a 100% drug free real athlete, so it's believed that he died of a brain aneurysm. Signature moves: Moonsault Bodyblock, Moonsault Bodyblock Suicida, Plancha, Tope Suicida Titles: Distrito Federal Trios Titles (w/ Plata & Bronce), NWA World Middleweight Title, National Tag Team Titles (w/ Plata).
Professional Wrestler. Born in Guadalajara, Jalisco, he wanted to become a wrestler to follow the family tradition. He made his debut on November 23, 1990 at an Arena Mexico card, and soon he started teaming with non-relative Platino (Platinum) as the duo Los Metálicos. The team quickly became popular, but it was Oro's reckless aerial attack what always stole the show. He had his Japanese debut in April, 1992 for Gran Hamada's Universal lucha libre promotion. With his spectacular flying he quickly made himself a reputation among the Japanese fans, so he returned to Japan in mid-December when he a chance to tour for the newly formed FULL promotion. His status in Japan was so big that when back in Mexico he teamed with Mil Mascaras and Ultimo Dragon, the trio was called a dream team of the best high flyers of three different decades (even though you can't really call Ultimo an '80s wrestler). However tragedy stuck on October 26 during a match at Arena Coliseo. To please the family's wishes no autopsy was performed, however everybody pointed out that he was a 100% drug free real athlete, so it's believed that he died of a brain aneurysm. Signature moves: Moonsault Bodyblock, Moonsault Bodyblock Suicida, Plancha, Tope Suicida Titles: Distrito Federal Trios Titles (w/ Plata & Bronce), NWA World Middleweight Title, National Tag Team Titles (w/ Plata).
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