Rey Mysterio

Professional wrestler and luchador

Rey Mysterio - Professional wrestler and luchador
Born

December 11th, 1974
50 years ago

Category

Performers & Entertainers

Country

United States

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This professional wrestler gained popularity in the wrestling world, primarily in the Lucha Libre style. Debuting in the late 1980s, he showcased a unique high-flying style that revolutionized wrestling in the United States. Mysterio participated in various promotions, including WWE and WCW, earning a reputation for his exciting matches and colorful persona. His mask and agility became iconic symbols within professional wrestling. Achievements include multiple championships, highlighting a career that spanned over three decades.

Won the WWE World Heavyweight Championship

Won the WCW Cruiserweight Championship multiple times

Participated in the annual Royal Rumble match

Headlined WrestleMania XXII

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