Halloween

Deep in the heart of Tijuana, Mexico, a wrestling phenomenon was born on May 21st, 1971 - Manuel Ortiz Partida, better known to the world as Halloween. A technician, brawler, and hardcore grappler rolled into one, Halloween's unorthodox style and unpredictable nature made him a fan favorite across promotions.

His journey began in 1992, when he first stepped into the ring on November 20th. The early days saw him donning various ring names - Ciclope, Rocky Boy, El Grio, and Elvis Gonzalez - but it was as Halloween that he truly found his calling. His unbridled energy and reckless abandon earned him the nicknames La Calabacita (The Little Pumpkin) and La Calabaza Asesina (The Murderous Pumpkin).

As Halloween's reputation grew, so did his title collection. He claimed the AAA World Mixed Tag Team Championship, X-LAW Tag Team Championship, WWA World Junior Light Heavyweight Championship, DTU Consagrado Championship, and FILL Tag Team Championship - a testament to his versatility and adaptability.

But Halloween's impact extended beyond the ring. His unpredictability and willingness to push boundaries made him a staple in promotions like Impact Wrestling, World Championship Wrestling, All Japan Pro Wrestling, Game Changer Wrestling, and Consejo Mundial De Lucha Libre. His opponents often found themselves on the receiving end of his patented La Calabaza move, a devastating combination that left foes reeling.

The Michinoku Driver II, another Halloween specialty, showcased his technical prowess, as he'd wrap opponents in his arms and send them crashing to the mat. It was this fusion of brawn and brain that earned him the respect of fans and peers alike.

As the years went by, Halloween's legend only grew. His unwavering commitment to his craft and unrelenting passion for wrestling inspired a new generation of luchadores. Today, he remains an integral part of Mexico's rich wrestling heritage, leaving an indelible mark on the sport he loves.