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|name=Metálico | |name=Metálico | ||
|realName=Salvador Munguia | |realName=Salvador Munguia | ||
|nicknames= | |nicknames="El Pedro Infante de la Lucha Libre" | ||
|nameHistory=Tigre Metalico (??-2007), Metálico (2007- ) | |nameHistory=Tigre Metalico (??-2007), Metálico (2007- ), Tigre Infante (as referee) | ||
|family= | |family= | ||
|maestro=[[Shocker]], [[El Hijo Del Gladiador]], [[José Luis Feliciano]], [[Toño Aguirre]], [[Tigre de Oro]] | |maestro=[[Shocker]], [[El Hijo Del Gladiador]], [[José Luis Feliciano]], [[Toño Aguirre]], [[Tigre de Oro]] | ||
|birthdate=[[November 30]], [[1969]]- [[Mexico City]] | |birthdate=[[November 30]], [[1969]]- [[Mexico City]] | ||
|debut=[[1992]] | |debut=[[1992]] | ||
|lostmaskto= [[Oro Jr.]] August 10th, 2014 [[Arena Mexico]] | |lostmaskto= [[Oro Jr. (2012)|Oro Jr.]] August 10th, 2014 [[Arena Mexico]] | ||
|height=173 cm/5'8" | |height=173 cm/5'8" | ||
|weight=90 kg/198 lbs | |weight=90 kg/198 lbs | ||
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A mid 2000s CMLL midcarder who never seemed to move past the spot he started with, and eventually started to get pass by groups of younger wrestlers. Had a long partnership with [[Tigre Blanco]] and a shorter trio also with [[Rey Tigre]], but none of those groups had any momentum. As of 2010, he's still around, but more for his eventually mask loss than any plans the company has for him. | A mid 2000s CMLL midcarder who never seemed to move past the spot he started with, and eventually started to get pass by groups of younger wrestlers. Had a long partnership with [[Tigre Blanco]] and a shorter trio also with [[Rey Tigre]], but none of those groups had any momentum. As of 2010, he's still around, but more for his eventually mask loss than any plans the company has for him. | ||
Started out as '''Tigre Metalico''', taking the name as a tribute to original trainer [[Tigre de Oro]]<ref>[http://www.luchaloco.com/the_book.htm LuchaLoco website]</ref>, which led to those obvious Tigre teamups. Around the end of May [[2007]], he suddenly switched to the name '''Metalico''', dropping the Tigre reference in both his name and his look. There was no full public explanation, but CMLL appeared to be trademarking the names and identities of all of their wrestlers around this time, so perhaps they found out that the name Tigre Metalico was held by another and made this one switch. | Started out as '''Tigre Metalico''', taking the name as a tribute to original trainer [[Tigre de Oro]]<ref>[http://www.luchaloco.com/the_book.htm LuchaLoco website]</ref>, which led to those obvious Tigre teamups. Around the end of May [[2007]], he suddenly switched to the name '''Metalico''', dropping the Tigre reference in both his name and his look. There was no full public explanation, but CMLL appeared to be trademarking the names and identities of all of their wrestlers around this time, so perhaps they found out that the name Tigre Metalico was held by another and made this one switch. | ||
== Lucha de Apuestas Record == | == Lucha de Apuestas Record == | ||
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{{aline|??/??/??|mask|Tigre Metalico|[[Sùper Scare]]|?}} | {{aline|??/??/??|mask|Tigre Metalico|[[Sùper Scare]]|?}} | ||
{{aline| | {{aline|[[2005]]/[[09/17]]|mask|Tigre Metalico|[[Mr. Estruendo]]|Salon Mundet - Mexico City}} | ||
{{aline| | {{aline|[[2014]]/[[08/10]]|mask|[[Oro Jr. (2012)|Oro Jr.]]|[[Metálico]]|[[Arena Mexico]] - [[Mexico City]]}} | ||
{{aline|[[2019]]/[[05/04]]|hair|Metálico|[[ Disturbio]]|[[Arena Coliseo]] - Mexico City}} | |||
{{aend|}} | {{aend|}} | ||
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== Sources == | == Sources == | ||
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[[Category:Mexican wrestlers]] | [[Category:Mexican wrestlers]] | ||
[[Category:Current CMLL | [[Category:Former CMLL wrestlers]] | ||
[[Category:Current CMLL staff]][[Category:Referees]] | |||
Revision as of 11:19, 28 June 2019
Pentagon Black used this name for a while; see Metálico (disambiguation) for a full list
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A mid 2000s CMLL midcarder who never seemed to move past the spot he started with, and eventually started to get pass by groups of younger wrestlers. Had a long partnership with Tigre Blanco and a shorter trio also with Rey Tigre, but none of those groups had any momentum. As of 2010, he's still around, but more for his eventually mask loss than any plans the company has for him.
Started out as Tigre Metalico, taking the name as a tribute to original trainer Tigre de Oro[1], which led to those obvious Tigre teamups. Around the end of May 2007, he suddenly switched to the name Metalico, dropping the Tigre reference in both his name and his look. There was no full public explanation, but CMLL appeared to be trademarking the names and identities of all of their wrestlers around this time, so perhaps they found out that the name Tigre Metalico was held by another and made this one switch.
Lucha de Apuestas Record
| Date | Apuesta | Winner(s) | Loser(s) | Arena and/or Place |
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| ??/??/?? | mask | Tigre Metalico | Sùper Scare | ? |
| 2005/09/17 | mask | Tigre Metalico | Mr. Estruendo | Salon Mundet - Mexico City |
| 2014/08/10 | mask | Oro Jr. | Metálico | Arena Mexico - Mexico City |
| 2019/05/04 | hair | Metálico | Disturbio | Arena Coliseo - Mexico City |
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