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...ing for Legión Lucha Libre. Her ring name is after Zelo, member of B.A.P., Korean pop music band. Her design was left up to one of her friends. [[category:Female wrestlers]]

|realName=Mitsuo Yoshida (Japanese Name), Kwak Kwang-ung (Korean Name) [[Category: Foreign wrestlers]]

|realName=Tatsuhito Takaiwa (Korean name Go Yong-Il) [[category:Foreign wrestlers]]

...as "El Príncipe Chino" (The Chinese Prince) He was not Chinese he was from Korean ascendance. Tag Team partner of [[Pedro Morales]] in NWA. ...Wrestling. Ham Lee has explained the incident as himself and other Mexican wrestlers being left stranded in Japan by an unscrupulous promoter, and wrestling as

In Lucha Fuerte, he performed as the Korean character '''Go In Pak'''. In Rambo y sus Titanes he became '''Kingpin''' a [[category:Argentinean wrestlers]]

...o Ku Gymnasium in Tokyo, where Baba beat Yonetaro Tanaka and Inoki lost to Korean star (and fellow student) Kintaro Oki. The period between 1967 and 1971 is ...out of the main event picture, in order to elevate the next generation of wrestlers, who were led by Jumbo Tsuruta and Genichiro Tenryu. He voluntarily became

Canek is one of the most charismatic wrestlers Mexico has ever had, one of the biggest lucha box-office draws ever and als ...best wrestler of Villahermosa, Tabasco award. It should be noted that the wrestlers that first trained him were Indio Azteca, Maciste, El Remington I and El Ch

...close to Santo is Japanese cultural hero [[Rikidozan]], and he's actually Korean. Several of his brothers were wrestlers. [[Black Guzmán|(Miguel) "Black" Guzmán]] was the most popular one as he