Rey Misterio Sr., a legendary figure in professional wrestling and uncle of WWE superstar Rey Mysterio Jr., passed away on December 20, 2024, at the age of 66.Born Miguel Ángel López Días in Tijuana, Mexico, Misterio Sr. began his career as a boxer before transitioning to wrestling in 1976. He gained prominence in the lucha libre scene, competing for promotions such as Pro Wrestling Revolution, Tijuana Wrestling…
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