WRESTLERS MASK

Professional masks are the same quality used by actual wrestlers. These masks are amazing. An average of 6 - 10 hours of work is put into each professional grade mask. We can usually get these made for you in about 6-10 weeks. That includes any wrestler's mask that we have on file or any customized mask that you wish to draw up. You can even switch the colors on an existing design to create a totally different look to your mask. If you want to customize your own, you'll need to mail or FAX us a drawing (include notations for colors) of your design. Prices start at $65.00 for custom masks. You can include measurements for exact fittings. We need measurements of your neck/collar (High-Collar) and the circumference around your head in order to fit you perfectly. Lucha libre has a unique Ring tradition. Masks, character identities, and related honor aside, Mexican fighters are traditionally more agile, throw exotic moves that would challenge any circus acrobat, and play the crowds better than anyone. Lucha libre has several different weight classes, many catered to smaller agile fighters who can start in the Ring in their early to mid teens.

WRESTLERS VS BOXER HISTORY

Despite sharing a nearly identical workspace and having spent decades under the jurisdiction of the same state legislative bodies, boxing and wrestling are worlds apart. There have been many attempts over the years to see who would win a battle of wresting and boxing. The answer is that the fans have typically been the losers.In the history of professional ring wars, boxing and wrestling, there have been a few historic crossovers, matches between the two sports that have drawn great public attention. For the most part, these have been staged events, which were choreographed and the outcomes planned before the event. But on several occasions, it was the real deal, where a boxer and a wrestler fought it out.

MELINA

Melina Perez was born on March 9, 1979 in Los Angeles, California.

Unlike the other ladies I have listed so far, Melina actually came up through the ranks as a wrestler, and a good one at that. Her dream was finally realized in 2003, when WWE signed her in San Diego. A few Women's Championship reigns later, Melina is still a force to be reckoned with in the women's division. She credits the experience of training hard with both men and women for making her tougher and stronger. You simply must take the hits and keep on going.

NANCY BENOIT

In 1989, she appeared in the crowd as Robin Greene. Robin was portrayed as a plain girl that also happened to be the biggest fan of Rick Steiner. The two started dating. She was given an image makeover by the Steiner's manager Missy Hyatt. With this makeover, she was transformed into Woman and quickly turned on the Steiner Brothers. She managed the team of Doom (Ron Simmons and Butch Reed) and hired a bodyguard named Nitron to ensure the demise of the Steiner Brothers.
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