Mexico’s Pedro Aguayo Ramirez, a popular member of the country’s ‘Lucha Libre’ wrestling world, died Saturday after a blow during a bout in Tijuana. He was 35.
Ramirez was fighting Oscar Gutierrez in a team matchup when he was
apparently hit in the neck and went limp against the ropes, the
Associated Press reports. Referees and other wrestlers continued
fighting for several minutes before realizing Ramirez wasn’t moving.
The local prosecutor’s office said he was taken to a hospital nearby
and pronounced dead at 1:30 a.m. Ramirez began wrestling as a teen,
following his after father, a well-known wrestling personality.
AAA wrestler El Hijo del Perro Aguayo died early this morning after a mishap during the 619 spot with Rey Mysterio at a show in Tijuana, Mexico, according to PWTorch.
El Hijo took the initial move in the trachea and experienced whiplash. Later El Hijo was transported to a nearby hospital and died around 1:00 AM local time.
Mexican promotion CMLL tweeted their own condolences for El Hijo in a show of support for AAA:
AAA wrestler El Hijo del Perro Aguayo died early this morning after a mishap during the 619 spot with Rey Mysterio at a show in Tijuana, Mexico, according to PWTorch.
El Hijo took the initial move in the trachea and experienced whiplash. Later El Hijo was transported to a nearby hospital and died around 1:00 AM local time.
Mexican promotion CMLL tweeted their own condolences for El Hijo in a show of support for AAA:
Comments
Post a Comment