About Ray Apollon
Lived 1924 – 1997 (aged 72–73). Ray Apollon was a professional wrestler.
Ray "Golden" Apollon, born Cyril Joseph, (April 26, 1924–February 4, 1997) was a professional wrestler from the island of Trinidad.
Apollon studied at St. Mary's College in Trinidad and graduated with a Bachelor of Arts Honours Degree from Howard University in Washington, D.C. He traveled to France to study medicine at the Sorbonne University, to become a doctor like his father. Once in Europe, though, he became interested in wrestling and became a professional wrestler. He worked in Asia, the Middle East, Africa, Europe, and Trinidad. He was made a Chief of Nigeria and nicknamed the "Lion King". In Kenya, he stayed at the house of the president, Jomo Kenyatta. His students included Ted Herbert, Des the Artist, Thunderbolt Williams, and his son Fernando.
Family Life:
Ray Apollon was married to Susan Parisot, with whom he had three children; Fernando, Raymond, and Angelique. His grandchildren include Charlotte and Sophie Potter.
Championships and accomplishments World Wrestling Council WWC Caribbean Heavyweight Championship (1 time)
Trinidad and Tobago Wrestling Association TTWA World Heavyweight Championship (1 time) TTWA World Tag Team Championship (1 time) - with Thunderbolt William
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Frequently asked questions
Who was Ray Apollon?
professional wrestler from Trinidad and Tobago
When was Ray Apollon born?
Ray Apollon was born in 1924.
When did Ray Apollon die?
Ray Apollon died in 1997.
What was Ray Apollon's occupation?
Ray Apollon was a professional wrestler.
What nationality was Ray Apollon?
Ray Apollon's recorded nationality: Trinidad and Tobago.
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