Name |
Promotion |
Years active |
Country |
Notes |
Abismo Negro |
Asistencia Asesoría y Administración, Consejo Mundial de Lucha Libre |
1997-2009 |
Mexico |
[3] |
Abyss |
Total Nonstop Action Wrestling |
2002-present |
United States |
One of two masked wrestlers to have ever held the NWA World Heavyweight Championship.[3][4][5] |
Agent Orange |
Independent circuit |
1983 |
Canada |
[3] |
Aldo Montoya |
World Wrestling Federation |
1994-1997 |
United States |
[3][6][7][8][9] |
American Dragon |
New Japan Pro Wrestling |
2003-2004 |
United States |
[3] |
Arachnaman |
World Championship Wrestling |
1991-1992 |
United States |
[3][6][9][10][11] |
Atlantis |
Consejo Mundial de Lucha Libre |
1983-present |
Mexico |
[3] |
Avatar |
World Wrestling Federation |
1995 |
United States |
[2][3][6][11] |
The Avenger (original) |
Jim Crockett Promotions |
1968-1980 |
Canada |
Unmasked by The Spoiler in 1975.[12] |
The Avenger |
Stampede Wrestling |
1986 |
Canada |
[3][6] |
Badstreet |
World Championship Wrestling |
1991 |
United States |
[3][6] |
Battle Kat |
World Wrestling Federation |
1990 |
United States |
[3][8][6][7] |
Battman |
World Wide Wrestling Federation |
1966-1970 |
United States |
[3][5] |
Beetlejuice |
Pacific Northwest Wrestling, World Championship Wrestling |
1988-1990 |
United States |
While wrestling in WCW, Barr wrestled under the name "The Juicer" due to copyright issues.[3] |
Big Van Vader |
All Japan Pro Wrestling, New Japan Pro Wrestling, World Championship Wrestling, World Wrestling Federation |
1987-2006 |
United States |
[3][4] |
Black Blood |
World Championship Wrestling |
1991 |
United States |
[3][10][6][13] |
Blitzkreig |
All Pro Wrestling, World Championship Wrestling |
1994-2004 |
United States |
Surrendered rights to the name to Jack Evans in 2004.[3] |
Blue Blazer |
World Wrestling Federation |
1988-1991; 1998-1999 |
Canada |
Lost mask to El Canek in 1991.[3][6] |
Black Cat |
Asistencia Asesoría y Administración, New Japan Pro Wrestling, Universal Wrestling Association, World Championship Wrestling |
1977-2006 |
Japan |
[3] |
Black Scorpion |
World Championship Wrestling |
1990 |
United States |
[3][7] |
Black Tiger |
New Japan Pro Wrestling |
1982-present |
Japan |
Arch-rival of Tiger Mask, by Mark Rocco, Eddie Guerrero, Silver King, Rocky Romero, and Tatsuhito Takaiwa.[3][6] |
Blue Demon |
Empresa Mexicana de Lucha Libre |
1948-1988 |
Mexico |
[2][3] |
The Bullet |
Independent circuit |
1987-1988 |
United States |
[3][6] |
Captain USA |
World Class Championship Wrestling |
1977 |
United States |
[3][6] |
Cat Burgler |
Maryland Championship Wrestling, Mid-Eastern Wrestling Federation |
1994-present |
United States |
[14] |
Cien Caras |
Consejo Mundial de Lucha Libre |
1974-1990 |
Mexico |
[2] |
Checkmate |
World Class Championship Wrestling |
1982-1983 |
United States |
May have been portrayed by Welsh wrestler Tony Charles.[3][15][16] |
The Cheetah Kid |
International World Class Championship Wrestling, Independent circuit |
1978-1992 |
United States |
[3][6] |
Christmas Creature |
United States Wrestling Association |
1992 |
United States |
[3][6][14] |
Cobra |
New Japan Pro Wrestling |
1976 |
Japan |
[3] |
Curry Man |
Dragon Gate, Ring of Honor |
2005; 2008-2009 |
Japan |
[3][8][13] |
Dark Patriot |
Extreme Championship Wrestling, Global Wrestling Federation |
1991-1993 |
United States |
[3][6] |
The Dark Secret |
Smokey Mountain Wrestling |
1994 |
United States |
[6] |
Delirious |
Chikara, Jersey All Pro Wrestling, Pro Wrestling Noah, Ring of Honor |
2001-present |
United States |
[3][5] |
The Destroyer |
National Wrestling Alliance, All-Japan Pro Wrestling |
1962-1984 |
United States |
[2][3][14] |
Dink |
World Wrestling Federation |
1993-1995 |
Canada |
Midget wrestler sidekick of Doink the Clown.[3][6][11] |
Dirty Yellow Dog |
Florida Championship Wrestling |
1983 |
United States |
[3] |
Doink the Clown |
World Wrestling Federation |
1992-1995 |
United States |
[3][6][11] |
Doomsday |
United States Wrestling Association |
1997 |
United States |
[6] |
Dr. Feel Good |
National Wrestling Alliance |
1980s |
United States |
[3] |
Dr. Wagner |
Empresa Mexicana de Lucha Libre, National Wrestling Alliance |
1961-1985 |
Mexico |
Unmasked by El Solitario in 1985.[2][3] |
Dr. Wagner, Jr. |
Asistencia Asesoría y Administración, Consejo Mundial de Lucha Libre, New Japan Pro Wrestling |
1986-present |
Mexico |
[3] |
Dr. X |
American Wrestling Alliance |
1966-1972 |
United States |
Unmasked by both Blackjack Lanza and Paul Diamond in 1970.[3] |
Dos Caras |
Consejo Mundial de Lucha Libre, Universal Wrestling Association, World Wrestling Association |
1970-present |
Mexico |
[3] |
El Canek |
Asistencia Asesoría y Administración, Consejo Mundial de Lucha Libre, International Wrestling Revolution Group Universal Wrestling Association |
1973-present |
Mexico |
[3] |
El Espectro |
Empresa Mexicana de Lucha Libre |
1953-1993 |
Mexico |
[2] |
El Grande Diablo |
World Class Championship Wrestling |
1984-1985 |
Mexico |
[15] |
El Gato |
World Championship Wrestling |
1996 |
United States |
[2][3] |
El Generico |
Pro Wrestling Guerrilla, Ring of Honor |
2002-present |
United States |
[3] |
El Gran Luchadore |
World Wrestling Entertainment |
2004 |
United States |
Portrayed by Paul London, Shannon Moore, Eddie Guerrero and Kurt Angle.[3] |
El Olympico |
World Wide Wrestling Federation |
1972-1976; 1980 |
Mexico |
[3] |
El Samurai |
All-Japan Pro Wrestling, Michinoku Pro Wrestling, New Japan Pro Wrestling |
1991-present |
Japan |
[3] |
El Santo |
Empresa Mexicana de Lucha Libre |
1942-1982 |
Mexico |
[2][3][4][14] |
El Hijo del Santo |
Asistencia Asesoría y Administración, Consejo Mundial de Lucha Libre, Universal Wrestling Association, World Wrestling Association |
1982-present |
Mexico |
[3] |
El Sicodelico |
World Wrestling Association |
1968- |
Mexico |
[3] |
El Solitario |
Empresa Mexicana de Lucha Libre, Universal Wrestling Association |
1965-1986 |
Mexico |
[3] |
The Executioner |
World Wrestling Federation |
1985; 1996 |
United States |
[3][8] |
Fishman |
Asistencia Asesoría y Administración, Empresa Mexicana de Lucha Libre, Universal Wrestling Association |
1971-2000 |
Mexico |
Unmasked by Máscara Sagrada in 2000.[3] |
Golga |
World Wrestling Federation |
1998-1999 |
United States |
[8][9][7] |
The Gladiator |
Championship Wrestling from Florida, World Wrestling Association, World Wrestling Federation |
1968-1988 |
Canada |
[17] |
The Grappler |
National Wrestling Alliance, Pacific Northwest Wrestling |
1978-2006 |
United States |
[3] |
The Great Sasuke |
Michinoku Pro Wrestling, New Japan Pro Wrestling, World Wrestling Federation |
1990-present |
Japan |
[2][3] |
Juventud Guerrera |
Asistencia Asesoría y Administración, Extreme Championship Wrestling, World Championship Wrestling |
1992-1998 |
Mexico |
Unmasked by Chris Jericho in 1998.[2][3] |
Fuego Guerrero |
All Japan Pro Wrestling |
2002-2003 |
United States |
[3] |
The Handsome Stranger |
Global Wrestling Federation |
1991 |
United States |
[3][6] |
Hayabusa |
Asistencia Asesoría y Administración, Consejo Mundial de Lucha Libre, Frontier Martial Arts Wrestling |
1993-2001 |
Japan |
[3] |
The Hood |
Pacific Northwest Wrestling |
1991 |
United States |
[3] |
The Hood |
World Class Championship Wrestling |
1988 |
United States |
Also used the same mask in Wild West Wrestling as "The New Spoiler".[15] |
The Hurricane |
World Wrestling Entertainment |
2001-2005 |
United States |
[3] |
Japanese Pool Boy |
East Coast Wrestling Association, Ring of Honor |
2000-present |
United States |
[3] |
Jimmy Jack Funk |
National Wrestling Alliance, World Class Championship Wrestling, World Wrestling Federation |
1986-1991 |
United States |
[3][15][13] |
Kane |
World Wrestling Entertainment |
1997-2003, December 2011-present |
United States |
[3][4][14] |
Kato |
World Wrestling Federation |
1990-1992 |
United States |
[3][6] |
Kendo Nagasaki (original) |
Joint Promotions |
1964-1978; 1986-1993 |
United Kingdom |
Unmasked in a public ceremony on ITV's World of Sport in 1973. Was unmasked by Big Daddy in 1975.[3] |
Kendo Nagasaki |
American Wrestling Association, Florida Championship Wrestling, Continental Wrestling Federation, World Championship Wrestling |
1982-1984 |
Japan |
[3] |
Kowabunga (original) |
United States Wrestling Association |
1990 |
United States |
[3] |
Kowabunga |
Smokey Mountain Wrestling |
1994 |
United States |
[3] |
Kwang |
World Wrestling Federation |
1994-1995 |
Japan |
[3][6][7] |
La Parka (original) |
Asistencia Asesoria y Administracion, Consejo Mundial de Lucha Libre, World Championship Wrestling |
1992-present |
Mexico |
[3] |
La Parka (AAA) |
Asistencia Asesoría y Administración |
2003-present |
Mexico |
[3] |
Lazer-Tron |
National Wrestling Alliance |
1987 |
United States |
[3][9][10][13] |
Leatherface (original) |
Frontier Martial-Arts Wrestling, W*ING |
1987-1993 |
United States |
[3][14] |
Leatherface |
IWA Japan |
1993-1994 |
United States |
[3] |
Jushin Liger |
New Japan Pro Wrestling |
1989-present |
Japan |
[2][3][4] |
Lizmark |
Asistencia Asesoría y Administración, Empresa Mexicana de Lucha Libre |
1978-present |
Mexico |
[2][3] |
Lizmark, Jr. |
Consejo Mundial de Lucha Libre, International Wrestling Revolution Group, Lucha Libre USA |
1991-2007 |
Mexico |
Unmasked by Blue Panther in 2007.[3] |
Lord Humongous |
American Wrestling Association, Continental Wrestling Association, National Wrestling Alliance, United States Wrestling Association |
1984-present |
United States |
Portrayed by Mike Stark, Jeff Van Kamp, Gary Nations, Sid Eudy, Barry Buchanan, Randy Lewis, and Emory Hale.[3][6] |
Mankind |
World Wrestling Federation |
1996-1999 |
United States |
[3][4] |
Mantaur |
World Wrestling Federation |
1995 |
United States |
[9] |
The Masked Avenger |
World Class Championship Wrestling |
1983 |
United States |
Unmasked after defeating Gorgeous Jimmy Garvin in 1983.[5] |
The Masked Canadian |
National Wrestling Alliance |
1975 |
United States |
[2][14] |
The Masked Crusader |
Maple Leaf Wrestling |
1973 |
Canada |
The Masked Crusader was unmasked by The Sheik in 1973. He continued wrestling under a mask as one-half of The Crusaders with Crusader #2 until again being unmasked by The Sheik a year later.[5] |
The Masked Marvel (original) |
National Wrestling Association |
1915-1916 |
United States |
Earliest-known masked wrestler in the US, he was eventually unmasked by Joe Stecher in 1916.[3] |
The Masked Marvel |
National Wrestling Alliance |
1951-1953 |
United States |
Unmasked by Lou Thesz in 1953.[3] |
The Masked Superstar |
Georgia Championship Wrestling, Independent circuit |
1976-1986; 1998-present |
United States |
[2][3][5][6] |
The Masked Superstar II |
Jim Crockett Promotions |
1978-1980 |
United States |
Unmasked by Blackjack Mulligan in 1980.[3][5][14] |
The Masked Terror |
American Wrestling Association |
1963-1964 |
United States |
Unmasked by Lou Thesz in 1963 and Dick the Bruiser in 1964.[14] |
The Masked Tornado |
Bronco Universal Promotions, International Wrestling Federation |
1983-1990 |
South Africa |
[3] |
Master of Pain |
United States Wrestling Association |
1989 |
United States |
[3][6] |
Maxx Moon (original) |
World Wrestling Federation |
1992 |
United States |
[3][6][11] |
Maxx Moon |
World Wrestling Federation |
1992-1993 |
United States |
[3][9][11] |
Midnight Rider |
Championship Wrestling from Florida |
1983-1984 |
United States |
[2][3][5] |
Mil Máscaras |
All Japan Pro Wrestling, National Wrestling Alliance, World Championship Wrestling, World Wrestling Association, World Wrestling Federation |
1965-1994 |
Mexico |
First masked wrestler to compete at Madison Square Garden.[2][3][15][14] |
Mr. Águila |
World Wrestling Federation |
1997-2000 |
Mexico |
[3] |
Mr. America |
World Wrestling Entertainment |
2003 |
United States |
[3][11] |
Mr. JL |
World Championship Wrestling |
1995-1997 |
United States |
[2][3][6] |
Mr. M |
American Wrestling Association |
1962 |
United States |
[14] |
Mr. Olympia |
National Wrestling Alliance |
1982-1984 |
United States |
Unmasked by former tag team partner Super Olympia in 1984.[3] |
Mr. R |
National Wrestling Alliance |
1984 |
United States |
[5] |
Mr. Wrestling |
All-Japan Pro Wrestling Championship Wrestling from Florida, National Wrestling Alliance |
1965-1983; 1986-1987 |
United States |
[2][3][5][14] |
Mr. Wrestling II |
National Wrestling Alliance |
1973-1989 |
United States |
[2][3] |
Mr. X |
World Wrestling Federation |
1984-1986 |
United States |
[18] |
Mortis |
World Championship Wrestling |
1995-1997 |
United States |
[3][10] |
Oz |
World Championship Wrestling |
1991 |
United States |
[14] |
The Patriot |
All Japan Pro Wrestling, Global Wrestling Federation, World Championship Wrestling, World Wrestling Federation |
1991-2002 |
United States |
[2][3][6][8] |
The Patriot |
Independent circuit |
2002-present |
United States |
[3] |
The Pegasus Kid |
New Japan Pro Wrestling |
1989-1991 |
Canada |
After losing his mask to Jushin Liger in 1991, Benoit continued competing as the masked wrestler "Wild Pegasus" until 1995.[3][6][14] |
Pierroth, Jr. |
Asistencia Asesoría y Administración, Consejo Mundial de Lucha Libre, International Wrestling Revolution Group, World Wrestling Council |
1989-1998 |
Mexico |
Unmasked by La Parka in 1998.[2][3] |
The Pro |
World Championship Wrestling |
1989 |
United States |
[10] |
The Professional |
National Wrestling Alliance |
1968-1972 |
United States |
[3] |
Psicosis |
Consejo Mundial de Lucha Libre, Extreme Championship Wrestling, Total Nonstop Action Wrestling, World Championship Wrestling, World Wrestling Entertainment |
1989-1998 |
Mexico |
[3] |
The Punisher |
USWA Texas |
1989 |
United States |
[3][6][15] |
Rayo de Jalisco, Jr. |
Consejo Mundial de Lucha Libre, World Wrestling Association |
1976-present |
Mexico |
[2]
[3]
|
Red River Jack |
World Class Championship Wrestling |
1987 |
United States |
[3][15] |
Repo Man |
World Wrestling Federation |
1991-1993 |
United States |
[6][14][9][8][7][13] |
Rey Mysterio, Jr. |
Asistencia Asesoría y Administración, Extreme Championship Wrestling, World Championship Wrestling, World Wrestling Entertainment |
1989-1999; 2002-present |
Mexico |
[2][3][4] |
Scorpio Sky |
Independent wrestling, Pro Wrestling Guerrilla |
2002-2005 |
United States |
[3] |
Seven |
World Championship Wrestling |
1999 |
United States |
[10] |
Shark Boy |
Total Nonstop Action Wrestling |
1997-present |
United States |
[3][8][5][14][13] |
Shinobi |
World Wrestling Federation |
1994 |
United States |
[3][6][11] |
The Shockmaster |
World Championship Wrestling |
1993 |
United States |
[3][9][10][13][7][11] |
Spider Lady |
World Wrestling Federation |
1985 |
United States |
[3][14] |
The Spoiler |
National Wrestling Alliance, World Class Championship Wrestling, World Wide Wrestling Federation |
1967-1994 |
United States |
[2][3][12][15][4] |
Stagger Lee (original) |
Mid-South Wrestling |
1982 |
United States |
[3] |
Stagger Lee |
Mid-South Wrestling |
1982 |
United States |
[3] |
The Student |
National Wrestling Alliance |
1962-1967 |
United States |
[2][3] |
Suicide |
Total Nonstop Action Wrestling |
2008-present |
Portrayed by Frankie Kazarian, Christopher Daniels and Akira Kawabata.[5] |
The Sultan |
World Wrestling Federation |
1997-1998 |
United States |
[3][11] |
Super Delfin |
Consejo Mundial de Lucha Libre, Michinoku Pro Wrestling |
1989-present |
Japan |
[3] |
Super Destroyer |
Jim Crockett Promotions |
1973-1975 |
United States |
[3][12][14] |
Super Hentai |
Combat Zone Wrestling |
1998-present |
Japan |
[5] |
Super Invader |
World Championship Wrestling |
1992 |
United States |
[3][6] |
Super Olympia |
NWA Southeast |
1984 |
United States |
Unmasked by former tag team partner Mr. Olympia in 1984.[3] |
Super Parka |
Asistencia Asesoría y Administración, Consejo Mundial de Lucha Libre, International Wrestling Revolution Group, World Wrestling Association |
1997-2003 |
Mexico |
Unmasked by El Hijo del Santo in 2003.[3] |
Super Shocker |
Consejo Mundial de Lucha Libre |
1992-1999 |
Mexico |
He and Mr. Niebla were unmasked by Atlantis and Villaño III in 1999. [3] |
Sweet Brown Sugar |
Championship Wrestling from Florida, National Wrestling Association |
1979-1984 |
United States |
[3] |
The Terrorist |
American Wrestling Association |
1985 |
United States |
[3] |
Texas Red |
World Class Championship Wrestling |
1984-1988 |
United States |
[3][15] |
Tiger Mask I |
New Japan Pro Wrestling |
1981-1984 |
Japan |
[2][3][4] |
Tiger Mask II |
All-Japan Pro Wrestling |
1985-1990 |
Japan |
[3] |
Tiger Mask III |
All-Japan Pro Wrestling |
1990-1994 |
Japan |
[3] |
Tiger Mask IV |
New Japan Pro Wrestling |
1995-present |
Japan |
[3] |
Tinieblas |
World Wrestling Association |
1971-2003 |
Mexico |
[2] |
Último Dragón |
Consejo Mundial de Lucha Libre, Michinoku Pro Wrestling, New Japan Pro Wrestling, WAR, World Championship Wrestling |
1991-present |
Japan |
[2][3][4] |
Virus |
Consejo Mundial de Lucha Libre, Universal Wrestling Association |
1998-present |
Mexico |
[5] |
War Machine |
Jim Crockett Promotions |
1987 |
United States |
[3] |
White Venus |
World Wide Wrestling Federation |
1971-1972 |
Mexico |
[3] |
Who? |
World Wrestling Federation |
1996 |
United States |
[3][7][11] |
Wrath |
World Championship Wrestling |
1997-1999 |
United States |
[10] |
The Masked X |
Total Nonstop Action Wrestling |
2003 |
Canada |
[3] |
Yeti |
World Championship Wrestling |
1995 |
United States |
Subsequently wrestled under the name "The Giant Ninja".[3][6][9][10][11] |
The Yellow Dog |
World Championship Wrestling |
1990 |
United States |
[3][6][13] |
Zan Panzer |
Jim Crockett Promotions |
1990 |
United States |
[3] |
Name |
Promotion |
Years active |
Country |
Notes |
American Starship
(Starship Coyote & Starship Eagle) |
Jim Crockett Promotions |
1985 |
United States |
[3][6] |
The Assassins (original)
(Assassin #1 & Assassin #2) |
Florida Championship Wrestling, Georgia Championship Wrestling, National Wrestling Alliance |
1961-1983 |
United States |
Roger Smith, Randy Colley and Hercules Hernandez each wrestled as "Assassin #2".[3] |
The Assassins
(Assassin #1 and Assassin #2) |
World Wrestling Association |
1966-1967 |
United States |
Assassin #1 was unmasked by The Sheik in 1971.[5] |
The Blackhearts
(Destruction and Apocalypse) |
All-Japan Pro Wrestling, IWA Japan, Stampede Wrestling |
1989-1991; 1993, 1996-1997 |
United States |
A second incarnation was formed with Apocalypse and Devastation in 1993; Apocalypse was replaced by Agony in 1996.[3] |
The Blue Infernos
(Blue Inferno I & Blue Inferno II) |
Continental Wrestling Association |
1966-1967 |
United States |
[3] |
The Colossal Kongs
(Awesome Kong and Krusher Kong) |
Global Wrestling Federation, United States Wrestling Association, World Championship Wrestling |
1991-1993 |
United States |
[3] |
The Columbian Tigers
(Columbian Tiger I & Columbian Tiger II) |
National Wrestling Alliance |
1974 |
United States |
[3] |
Los Conquistadores (original)
(Conquistador I & Conquistador II)) |
World Wrestling Federation |
1987-1989 |
United States |
[3][8] |
Los Conquistadores
(Conquistador I & Conquistador II) |
World Wrestling Federation |
2000 |
United States |
[3] |
Los Conquistadores
(Conquistador I & Conquistador II) |
World Wrestling Federation |
2003 |
United States |
[3] |
The Cruel Connection
(Cruel Connection I & Cruel Connection II) |
Jim Crockett Promotions |
1987 |
United States |
[3] |
The Crusaders
(Crusader I & Crusader II) |
Maple Leaf Wrestling |
1973-1974 |
Canada |
Crusader I was unmasked by The Sheik in 1974.[5] |
The Cyberpunks
(Ice & Fire) |
United States Wrestling Association |
1996 |
United States |
[3] |
The Ding Dongs
(Ding Dong I & Ding Dong II) |
World Championship Wrestling |
1989 |
United States |
Unmasked by The Skyscrapers in 1989.[3][10][5][11] |
Doom
(Ron Simmons and Butch Reed) |
World Championship Wrestling |
1989-1990 |
United States |
[3] |
The Executioners (original)
(Executioner #1 and Executioner #2) |
World Wide Wrestling Federation |
1976 |
United States |
[3][6] |
The Executioners
(Pain and Agony) |
World Wrestling Federation |
1992-1994 |
United States |
[3][6] |
The Grapplers
(Grappler #1 and Grappler #2) |
Continental Wrestling Association |
1982-1984 |
United States |
[3] |
The Infernos (original)
(Mephisto & Dante) |
Jim Crockett Promotions, National Wrestling Alliance |
1966-1972 |
United States |
[3] |
The Interns (Central States)
(Tom Andrews & Jim Starr) |
Continental Wrestling Association |
1971-1975 |
United States |
Andrews returned to the territory a year later wrestling under the name "Super Intern".[3] |
The Interns
(Kenneth & John Moore) |
Continental Wrestling Association |
1976-1977 |
United States |
[3] |
The Interns (Memphis)
(Roger Smith & Don Bass) |
Continental Wrestling Association |
1984-1985 |
United States |
[3] |
The Machines
(Super Machine, Big Machine, Giant Machine, Hulk Machine) |
World Wrestling Federation |
1986-1987 |
United States |
[2][3][8][6] |
The Invaders
(Invader I, II, III, IV) |
World Wrestling Council |
1973-present |
Puerto Rico |
[3] |
The Knights
(The Red Knight, The Blue Knight and The Black Knight) |
World Wrestling Federation |
1993 |
United States |
[6] |
Los Villaños
(Villaño I, II, III, IV, V) |
Asistencia Asesoría y Administración, Consejo Mundial de Lucha Libre, Universal Wrestling Association, World Championship Wrestling |
1970-present |
Mexico |
Villaño III was unmasked by Atlantis in 2000.[3] |
The Masked Marvels
(Billy Garrett & Jim Starr) |
Mid-Atlantic Championship Wrestling |
1971 |
United States |
[3] |
The Masked Superstars
(Karl Von Steiger & Don Greene) |
Florida Championship Wrestling |
1974-1975 |
United States |
[3] |
The Medics (El Medicos)
(Medico I & Medico II) |
Continental Wrestling Association |
1972 |
United States |
[3] |
Minnesota Wrecking Crew II
(Mike Enos & Wayne Bloom) |
World Championship Wrestling |
1990 |
United States |
[3] |
Mr. X #1 & Mr. X #2 |
Jim Crockett Promotions |
1976-1977 |
United States |
Unmasked by Mid-Atlantic Tag Team Champions Paul Jones and Ricky Steamboat in 1977.[3] |
The Russian Assassins
(Russian Assassin #1 and Russian Assassin #2) |
Jim Crockett Promotions |
1988-1989 |
United States |
[3] |
The Super Assassins
(Super Assassin #1 & Super Assassin #2) |
World Championship Wrestling |
1995-1996 |
United States |
[3][6] |
The Super Destroyers (original)
(Super Destroyer I and Super Destroyer II) |
World Class Championship Wrestling |
1983-1984 |
United States |
[3][15] |
The Super Destroyers
(Super Destroyer I and Super Destroyer II) |
Eastern Championship Wrestling |
1992-1993 |
United States |
[3] |
Super Zodiac #1 & Super Zodiac #2 |
World Class Championship Wrestling |
1989 |
United States |
[3][6][15] |
Tex Slazenger and Shanghai Pearce |
World Championship Wrestling |
1992-1994 |
United States |
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