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INTERVIEW WITh
Oro II
OF CMLL
by Dark kitty
What match do you feel was the worst match of your career and against whom?
The worst match I have had was when I lost the world championship to Negro Casas.
What is the name of the company that you are wrestling for this evening and when did it start?
The company is called GLW (Grandes Luchas Wrestling) and it started on December 6, 2009. So it’s a rather new independent wrestling group.
How many years have you been training and with who?
Dark Kitty with oro
When did you begin your career in wrestling?
I started wrestling in 1992, in Mexico Arena Naucalpan.
Do you have any other family members in wrestling and who are they?
Calaveras Jr are my cousins.
Who inspired you to become a wrestler?
My brothers, Oro and Plata, and my father Calavera II.
If you had the opportunity to wrestle any wrester in the world, who would you choose and why?
I would choose Randy Orton of WWE because to me he seems like the toughest wrestler they have.
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I have trained for one year with my brothers and my father.
What idea or character gave you the idea for the mask you wear?
My brother Oro gave me the mask design and I am proud to wear it.
Have you ever won any titles or wrestled in mask for mask or hair matches?
I wrestled in two mask matches which I won, both defeating Depredador and Poseidon. I also wrestled in hair matches where I defeated Carta Brava. I held the Tag team titles with Dorado and the Triple Championship with the Metalicos along with holding the world champion title.
What advice would you give to a person wanting to become a wrestler?
You have to be well prepared because it is not an easy sport and your training has to be constant in your life. n
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