The Legendary "Sicodelico Sr" ****Lucha Libre was a real big thing in the 80's Roberto Solloa A talented Luchador from the 60's is highly credited with bringing lucha Libre to San Antonio, When "Maddog Cruz" (His Ring Name) ventured into Lucha Libre, it wasn't a big venue it was a pavillion that had a ring & seating located at The Ramirez, Flea Market On Morsound Rd. Way out in the outskirts Of S.A real Lucha fans knew of lucha libre sunday matiness at "Arena Valadez" Owner "Pablo Valadez" With Roberto, created the best lucha show, fans had bad seating, with a fence in front of them that surrounded the ring (Lucha could be fierce,for safety they put a fence so no one could throw objects at the wrestlers) 80's was an awesome decade, Lucha fans in SA enjoyed watching; Arandu, Yaki Moy (Trained A Young Lemus, Now "Sangre Chicana") El Horoscopo, Salvaje Anguiano, Sota De Oros, Joven Maravilla, Yamba, El Indio, El Yaki, Aguilita, Black Hawk, Outlaw, Principe Odin, Bello Florindo, The Biker(Rip), Henry Guarino, Rudy Boy, Manuel Villalobos,Bob Garcia, Universitario, Lemus I, Jose Guerra, Even The Great "Mil Mascaras" The List Goes On. Although Valadez Arena was not the only venue in town, there was also "Centeno's" & "Randy's Ball Room"
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Matamoros,Mex haven for quality luchadors "Diamante Negro & Terror de Tejas, Pose with their teacher "Jaivo Flores Sr" (Note; it's been an honor working against Sr. Flores, man can throw a mean "Punch")
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"Black Alonzo"
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