Oro
Mexican professional wrestler
Born
1971
54 years ago
Died
October 26th, 1993
31 years ago — 22 years old
Category
Athletes & Sports Figures
Country
Mexico
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Oro was a professional wrestler from Mexico, prominent in the world of lucha libre. He gained recognition for his agile style and distinctive silver mask. Throughout his career, Oro participated in numerous high-profile matches and feuds, most notably in the promotion Universal Wrestling Association (UWA). His wrestling persona showcased heroic virtue and skill, appealing to a wide audience. Tragically, Oro's life ended prematurely in the ring during a match, a loss that resonated deeply within the wrestling community.
Competed in Universal Wrestling Association (UWA)
Famed for high-flying lucha libre techniques
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