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Kalisto
Kalisto NXT.jpg
Kalisto in March 2015
Birth name Emanuel Alejandro Rodriguez[1][2][3]
Born (1986-11-14) November 14, 1986 (age 38)[4]
Chicago, Illinois, U.S.[5][6]
Residence Orlando, Florida, U.S.[7]
Spouse(s) Abigail Rodriguez[8]
Professional wrestling career
Ring name(s) Kalisto[9]
Octagón Jr.[10]
Samuray[11]
Samuray del Sol[4]
Billed height 5 ft 6 in (1.68 m)[4][5][12]
Billed weight 170 lb (77 kg)[5]
Billed from Berwyn, Illinois[12][13]
Mexico City[5]
Trained by Billy Gunn[14]
Dusty Rhodes[14]
Gran Apache[6]
Norman Smiley[14]
Sara Amato[14]
Windy City Pro Wrestling[6]
Debut 2006[4]

Emanuel Alejandro Rodriguez[1][2][3] (born November 14, 1986)[4] is a Mexican-American professional wrestler, currently signed to WWE under the ring name Kalisto.

In 2006, Rodriguez made his professional wrestling debut on the Midwestern United States independent circuit, working under a mask and the ring name Samuray del Sol (Spanish for "Samurai of the Sun"). After establishing himself as one of the top high-flyers in the area, he began working for larger promotions in 2011 and was signed by Dragon Gate USA in 2012. The same year, he made his debut for Mexican promotion Asistencia Asesoría y Administración (AAA), where, in November, he was repackaged as Octagón Jr., the storyline protégé of well-known luchador Octagón. He has also worked for Combat Zone Wrestling (CZW), Independent Wrestling Association Mid-South (IWA-MS), National Wrestling Alliance (NWA), and Pro Wrestling Guerrilla (PWG).

In May 2013, he signed with WWE and was assigned to their developmental territory NXT, where he was renamed Kalisto. In September 2014, Kalisto, with Sin Cara as "The Lucha Dragons", won the NXT Tag Team Championship. In February 2015, Kalisto was promoted to WWE's main roster. In January 2016, he won his first singles title in WWE, the United States Championship, a title he has since held twice.

Early life

Rodriguez was born in Chicago, Illinois, United States, but spent his first years living in Mexico City, Mexico.[6][15] Rodriguez grew up a fan of Mexican professional wrestling, or lucha libre, especially workers like Tinieblas, whose mask and physique caught his attention, and Octagón, whose in-ring style caught his attention.[6] As a child, he bought both Tinieblas' and Octagón's replica masks.[6] In the mid-90s, when he was still in primary school, Rodriguez's family moved back to Chicago, though they kept making regular trips to Mexico City.[6] After moving to the United States, he started watching World Wrestling Federation (WWF), World Championship Wrestling (WCW), and Extreme Championship Wrestling (ECW), taking influence from the likes of Rey Mysterio, Rob Van Dam and Sabu.[6] While attending Curie Metropolitan High School,[8] Rodriguez also started watching independent promotions like Ring of Honor (ROH) as well as Japanese promotions.[6] Growing up, Rodriguez participated in a number of sports, including gymnastics, taekwondo, jujutsu, amateur wrestling, and American football.[6][16][15]

Professional wrestling career

Independent circuit (2006–2011)

In 2006, Rodriguez began training at Windy City Pro Wrestling's (WCPW) professional wrestling school in Chicago, where he was trained in not only American professional wrestling, but also lucha libre by a former Asistencia Asesoría y Administración (AAA) luchador.[6][15] Rodriguez has later noted that his trainers were extremely strict on account of his youth, leading him to contemplate quitting the school.[8] Rodriguez made his debut for WCPW after only three weeks of training.[6] Combining his Mexican and Japanese influences, he adopted the ring name Samuray del Sol,[6] choosing to use the spelling "Samuray" in order to differentiate himself from several other workers using the name Samurai.[6] Much like his childhood idols, Rodriguez also began wrestling under a mask.[6] During his first few years, Samuray began making a name for himself around the Midwestern United States independent circuit.[4]

In 2010, Samuray began branching out of the Midwest, making his debuts for Pennsylvania-based International Wrestling Cartel (IWC) and New York-based East Coast Lucha Libre (ECLL).[17][18] On September 25, 2010, Samuray worked in a dark match put together by Berwyn, Illinois-based All American Wrestling (AAW) for Dragon Gate USA (DGUSA), where he unsuccessfully challenged Silas Young for the AAW Heavyweight Championship in a three-way match, which also included Gran Akuma.[19] During 2010, Samuray made his first wrestling tour of Mexico.[4] During another tour of Mexico in April 2011, Rodriguez suffered a serious injury at an event held by independent promotion Desastre Total Ultraviolento (DTU), when he landed on the concrete floor and hit his head on a guardrail after diving out of the ring onto his opponents.[6][8][20] In the aftermath of the injury, Rodriguez began suffering from post-concussion syndrome and fell into depression and contemplated retiring from professional wrestling before receiving a call to take part in a three-day tryout camp for WWE.[6][8] Though he was not offered a contract, knowing that he was on WWE's radar reinvigorated Rodriguez to continue his career and return to the independent circuit.[14]

Asistencia Asesoría y Administración (2011–2012)

During mid-2011, Mexican luchador Crazy Boy, who saw Samuray during his Mexican debut, got him a spot in Asistencia Asesoría y Administración's (AAA) reality television program ¿Quién Pinta Para La Corona?.[6][21] While taking part in the program, Samuray also returned to Crazy Boy's DTU promotion.[22][23][24] During the taping of the program, he also underwent further training under veteran luchador Gran Apache, whom he credits with "perfecting [his] career".[25] Although he did not earn a contract with AAA through the program,[26] Samuray was able to make his AAA main card debut on August 19, 2012, when he teamed with Joe Líder and Juventud Guerrera in a six-man tag team match, where they were defeated by the villainous La Sociedad trio of Daga, Dark Dragon and Psicosis.[27] During September, Samuray worked several multi-man tag team matches against Los Inferno Rockers (Devil Rocker, Machine Rocker, Soul Rocker and Uro Rocker), losing all of them.[28][29]

While training with Teddy Hart in Canada, Samuray received a call from AAA booker Konnan, who offered him a regular spot on the promotion's roster.[8] On October 7, 2012, at Héroes Inmortales, Samuray was placed in his first storyline in AAA, when he (was not identified, referred to only as a "mysterious fighter") approached Octagón backstage after a match.[10] Shortly afterwards, AAA revealed that the fighter had been Samuray del Sol and that he had requested for Octagón to train him, which Octagón accepted after being impressed since seeing him on ¿Quién Pinta Para La Corona?[30] On November 15, Octagón was ambushed during an in-ring interview by El Consejo members Silver King and Toscano, who were quickly chased out of the ring by Samuray del Sol. Afterwards, Octagón gave Samuray a new mask similar to the one he was wearing himself and officially adopted him as his protégé, renaming him "Octagón Jr."[10][31][32] Prior to making his in-ring debut as Octagón Jr., Samuray wrestled one final AAA match under his old name and mask, when on November 18 he teamed with AAA Mega Champion El Mesías to defeat El Consejo members El Texano Jr. and Silver King via disqualification.[33][34][35] Octagón Jr. made his in-ring debut on December 2 at Guerra de Titanes, where he, Octagón and La Parka defeated his debuting storyline nemesis, Pentagón Jr., La Parka Negra and Silver King in a six-man tag team match.[36][37] In May 2013, it was reported that AAA was looking to replace Samuray del Sol as Octagón Jr. due to his busy independent schedule preventing him from appearing for the promotion.[38]

Various promotions (2012–2013)

Samuray del Sol in May 2012

After returning from his ¿Quién Pinta Para La Corona? stint in Mexico, Samuray, looking to showcase the "new Samuray del Sol",[25] made his debut for Combat Zone Wrestling (CZW) on February 4, 2012, in a match, where he was defeated by AR Fox.[39] Samuray credits the match with opening doors for him to bigger promotions, including Dragon Gate USA.[25] On March 10, Samuray and Uhaa Nation survived an eight-man elimination match to qualify for the Best of the Best 11 tournament.[40] The tournament took place on internet pay-per-view on April 14 and saw Samuray defeat Chuck Taylor and Johnny Gargano in a three-way first round match.[41][42] Later that same event, Samuray was defeated in his semifinal match by AR Fox.[41][42]

In March 2012, Dragon Gate USA announced that the promotion had signed a "mystery luchador" to a contract.[43][44] On March 29, Samuray made his Dragon Gate USA main card debut at an event co-promoted by DGUSA and CZW, appearing as Masato Yoshino's surprise opponent and defeating him in the following singles match.[15][44] The following day, Samuray made his pay-per-view debut at Open the Ultimate Gate 2012, defeating Johnny Vandal.[44][45] On the third and final day of the triple shot weekend, Samuray wrestled in a six-way match at Mercury Rising 2012, which was won by El Generico.[44][46] On April 13, Samuray made his debut for Evolve, a promotion closely affiliated with Dragon Gate USA, losing to Chuck Taylor in a three-way match, which also included Johnny Gargano.[47][48] Samuray then had two singles matches against El Generico; the first on June 28 at Evolve 14 was won by El Generico and the rematch the following day at Evolve 15 was won by Samuray.[49][50] Samuray returned to Dragon Gate USA on July 28, when he and El Generico were defeated in a tag team match by AR Fox and Cima.[51] Samuray and El Generico finished their trilogy of matches against each other on September 8 at Evolve 17, where Samuray was defeated in a main event.[52] On November 4 at Dragon Gate USA's Freedom Fight 2012, Samuray teamed with El Generico in a tag team match, where they defeated Genki Horiguchi and Ryo Saito.[53] The two continued their winning ways on December 8 at Evolve 18, where they defeated the Super Smash Bros. (Player Uno and Stupefied).[54] Samuray then qualified for the Evolve Championship tournament, but was eliminated by Sami Callihan in his first round four-way match, which also included Jigsaw and Rich Swann.[55] On June 2 at Evolve 22, Samuray unsuccessfully challenged Johnny Gargano for the Open the Freedom Gate Championship, submitting after being unmasked by the champion.[56][57]

On December 14, 2012, Samuray del Sol entered the 2012 Jeff Peterson Memorial Cup, defeating Eddie Rios in his first round match.[58] He went on to defeat Jonathan Gresham in the quarterfinals, Jon Davis in the semifinals and finally AR Fox in the finals to win the tournament.[59] On January 18, 2013, Samuray del Sol worked on the Hart Legacy Wrestling (HLW) promotion's inaugural event in Calgary, Alberta, Canada. In the opening four-way elimination tag team match, he and El Generico were victorious over the teams of Cam!kaze and Pete Wilson, Brian Cage and Trent Barreta, and Andrew Hawkes and Ryan Rollins. As a result, the two earned a spot in a main event ten-man tag team match, where they teamed with Barreta, Davey Boy Smith Jr. and Jack Evans in a losing effort against the team of Teddy Hart, Brian Cage, Cam!kaze, Flip Kendrick and Pete Wilson.[60][61] On March 15, Samuray del Sol made his debut for Full Impact Pro (FIP), unsuccessfully challenging Jon Davis for the FIP World Heavyweight Championship.[62] On March 22, Samuray del Sol made his debut for Southern California-based Pro Wrestling Guerrilla (PWG), teaming with AR Fox in a tag team match, where they were defeated by the Inner City Machine Guns (Rich Swann and Ricochet).[63][64] The following day, Samuray was defeated by T.J. Perkins at another PWG event.[65] On March 24, Samuray del Sol defeated Paul London, AR Fox and Ricochet during a one night single-elimination tournament to become the 2013 King of Flight.[66] On April 21, Samuray del Sol, as Octagón Jr., appeared at Puerto Rican promotion World Wrestling League's (WWL) inaugural pay-per-view, Idols of Wrestling, unsuccessfully challenging Sicodélico Jr. for the Zero1 Mexico International Championship in a four-way match, which also included Axel and El Hijo de Rey Mysterio.[67][68] On May 25, Samuray del Sol appeared at English promotion Southside Wrestling Entertainment's (SWE) Speed King 2 tournament, losing to Marty Scurll in his first round match.[69] After signing with WWE, Samuray del Sol wrestled his farewell match for his longtime home promotion, AAW, on June 28, where he and Colt Cabana were defeated by The Irish Airborne (Dave Crist and Jake Crist).[70]

WWE

NXT (2013–2015)

In May 2013, it was reported that Rodriguez was undergoing pre-contract signing medical tests for WWE.[71] On May 26, it was reported that he had signed a developmental contract with WWE.[72][73] On August 29, Rodriguez's new ring name was revealed as "Kalisto".[9][74] Kalisto made his NXT debut at a live event on September 20, defeating Baron Corbin.[75] In April 2014, Kalisto formed a tag team with El Local,[76] which led to him making his television debut on the May 8 NXT, where the two defeated the Legionnaires (Marcus Louis and Sylvester Lefort) in a tag team match.[77] On May 29 at NXT TakeOver, Kalisto and El Local unsuccessfully challenged The Ascension (Konnor and Viktor) for the NXT Tag Team Championship.[78]

The Lucha Dragons and United States Champion (2014–present)

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Main article: The Lucha Dragons
The Lucha Dragons in March 2015

On the July 17, 2014, NXT, Kalisto announced he and El Local had parted ways and the following week revealed Sin Cara as his new partner.[79][80] Over the next weeks, Kalisto and Sin Cara won a tournament to become the number one contenders to the NXT Tag Team Championship.[81] On September 11 at NXT TakeOver: Fatal 4-Way, Kalisto and Sin Cara, now billed together as "The Lucha Dragons", defeated The Ascension to become the new NXT Tag Team Champions.[82] They lost the title to Wesley Blake and Buddy Murphy on January 15, 2015.[83] The duo later failed to regain the title at NXT TakeOver: Rival.[84]

On the February 17, 2015, episode of Main Event, Kalisto made his main roster debut in a tag team match, where he and Sin Cara defeated Curtis Axel and Heath Slater.[85] On March 30, Kalisto made his WWE television debut on Raw, where The Lucha Dragons and The New Day (Big E and Kofi Kingston) defeated then WWE Tag Team Champions Tyson Kidd and Cesaro and The Ascension in an eight-man tag team match.[86] On May 31, at Elimination Chamber, The Lucha Dragons competed in the first-ever tag team Elimination Chamber match for the WWE Tag Team Championship, but failed to win.[87] The Lucha Dragons received another title shot on August 23 at SummerSlam in a Fatal 4-Way match, but were once again unsuccessful.[88] In November, after Seth Rollins vacated the WWE World Heavyweight Championship due to a legitimate injury, WWE held a tournament to determine a new champion.[89] After defeating Ryback in his first round match on the November 12 SmackDown,[90] Kalisto was eliminated in the quarterfinals on the November 16 episode of Raw by Alberto Del Rio.[91] On December 13, at TLC: Tables, Ladders and Chairs, the Lucha Dragons received another shot at the WWE Tag Team Championship, but were defeated by The New Day in a triple-threat ladder match, which also included The Usos (Jey and Jimmy).[92] The Lucha Dragons once again failed to win the WWE Tag Team Championship on the December 22 Super SmackDown Live!, where they were defeated by The New Day.[93]

Kalisto posing with the United States Championship belt in January 2016

After Sin Cara had been sidelined with a shoulder injury,[94] Kalisto defeated United States Champion Alberto Del Rio in a non-title match with John Cena in his corner on the January 7 SmackDown.[95] Four days later on Raw, Kalisto defeated Del Rio in a rematch to win the United States Championship, his first championship on the main roster and his first singles title in WWE.[96] However, Kalisto lost the title back to Del Rio on the January 14 episode of SmackDown, following a distraction from King Barrett.[97] Kalisto regained the title from Del Rio on January 24 at Royal Rumble, making him a two-time United States Champion.[98] On the January 28 SmackDown, Kalisto made his first televised title defense against Neville, where he was successful in retaining the championship.[99] On February 21, Kalisto defeated Del Rio two falls to one in a two-out-of-three falls match on the Fastlane pre-show to retain the United States Championship.[100] Kalisto then accepted a challenge from Ryback for a title match at WrestleMania 32 over the question of whether a "good little man" could beat a "good big man".[101] The match ended up taking place on the WrestleMania 32 pre-show with Kalisto retaining the title.[102] On the April 11 Raw, Kalisto and Sin Cara entered a tournament to determine number one contenders to the WWE Tag Team Championship, but were eliminated in the first round by The Dudley Boyz.[103] On the April 21 SmackDown, Kalisto was defeated by Ryback in a non-title rematch. With Ryback's win, a United States Championship match was set between the two,[104] taking place on May 1 at the Payback pre-show, where Kalisto retained the title.[105] On May 22 at Extreme Rules, Kalisto lost the title to Rusev.[106]

Personal life

Rodriguez is married to a woman named Abigail.[8]

In wrestling

Kalisto performing the Salida del Sol on Viktor

Championships and accomplishments

Kalisto is a two-time WWE United States Champion

References

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