About Médico Asesino
Lived 1920 – 1960 (aged 39). Médico Asesino was a Mexican professional wrestler and actor.
Cesáreo Anselmo Manríquez González (August 27, 1920 – June 16, 1960), known by the ring names Médico Asesino and later El Médico, was a Mexican professional wrestler and actor who wrestled in Mexico and in the NWA territory of Texas. During his career, he most notably held the Mexican National Heavyweight Championship. He was also one of the first luchadores to act in films and TV series.
Professional wrestling career In 1955, Médico Asesino won the Occidente Tag Team Championship and the Occidente Heavyweight Championship. The following year, he won the Mexican National Heavyweight Championship, which he held at the time of his death.
In 1956, Médico Asesino joined the Dallas, Texas-based promotion Southwest Sports under the ring name El Medico, winning the NWA Texas Heavyweight Championship four times. He also held the NWA Texas Tag Team Championship on three occasions as well as the Texas-version of the NWA Brass Knuckles Championship twice and the NWA World Tag Team Championship at once.
Acting career In 1952, a superhero motion picture serial was made entitled The Man in the Silver Mask, which was supposed to star El Santo, but he declined to appear in it, because he thought it would fail commercially. Instead, Médico Asesino was cast in the lead role, wearing a white mask similar to Santo's silver one. A villain named "The Silver-Masked Man" was introduced into the plot at the last minute, thus the title of the film strangely became a reference to the villain, not the hero. His last film debut was in 1974 in the movie "The Champions of Justice" in 1971. This movie was a film of various Mexican Masked Superstars Wrestlers.
Personal life Médico Asesino was the father of Médico Asesino Jr.
Illness and death Médico Asesino was diagnosed with cancer in 1958 and died on June 16, 1960. NWA Brass Knuckles Championship (Texas version) (2 times) NWA Texas Tag Team Championship (3 times) – with Pepper Gomez (2 times), and The Amazing Zuma (1 time) NWA World Tag Team Championship (Texas version) (1 time) – with Pepper Gomez Wrestling Observer Newsletter Wrestling Observer Hall of Fame (class of 2020)
Filmography Year Original title English title Role Notes 1952 El luchador fenómeno The phenomenal wrestler Luchador 1953 La bestia magnífica The Magnificent Beast 1953 Huracán Ramírez Hurricane Ramirez Luchador 1954 El enmascarado de plata The Man in the Silver Mask El Enmascarado de Plata 1971 Los Campeones Justicieros The Champions of Justice Himself
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Who was Médico Asesino?
Mexican professional wrestler and actor
When was Médico Asesino born?
Médico Asesino was born on 27 August 1920 in Chihuahua City.
When did Médico Asesino die?
Médico Asesino died on 16 June 1960 in Torreón.
What was Médico Asesino's occupation?
Médico Asesino was a professional wrestler and actor.
What nationality was Médico Asesino?
Médico Asesino was Mexican.
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