Raymundo Diaz Mendoza, Jr., was born on March 22, 1962 in Mexico. He was the son of the legendary Mexican luchador, Ray Mendoza. From a young age, Villano V was exposed to the world of professional wrestling and was inspired by his father's success in the ring.
Villano V made his professional wrestling debut in 1976 under the ring name Rokambole. He quickly gained recognition for his high-flying acrobatics and technical prowess in the ring. His unique style and charisma caught the attention of wrestling fans and promoters alike.
Throughout his career, Villano V achieved great success as a wrestler. He is best known for his Mexican luchador gimmick and his impressive record as a 5-time UWA World Trios Champion. His ability to work as part of a team and execute complex tag team maneuvers set him apart from his competitors.
In March 2009, Villano V was finally unmasked, revealing his true identity as Ray Mendoza, Jr. This pivotal moment in his career marked a new chapter for the wrestler, who chose to honor his father by adopting his name. Ray Mendoza, Jr. quickly became a fan favorite and solidified his legacy in the wrestling world.
Villano V's impact on the world of professional wrestling cannot be understated. His innovative wrestling style and dedication to his craft inspired a new generation of wrestlers. He paved the way for future Hispanic wrestlers to achieve success in the industry and his legacy lives on through his impressive body of work in the ring.
Outside of the ring, Villano V was a devoted family man. He cherished his time with his loved ones and often spoke fondly of his father, Ray Mendoza. Villano V's positive attitude and kind demeanor endeared him to fans and colleagues alike, making him a beloved figure in the wrestling community.
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