Disco Machine on myspace.com
Report Last Updated - 1/08
Real Name - Michael Mondragon
Birthdate - ?/?/69
5'9" 191 lbs. - Los Angeles, CA

Aliases - n/a

Athletic background - n/a

Teachers - American Wild Child [Rudos Dojo]

Professional background - Indies(`98-`07), RevPro(`99-`03), PWG(`03-), Osaka Pro(`04), WSX(`06-`07)

Groups - Team Chismo, ATA, S.B.S., New S.B.S.

Career Highlights - n/a

Finisher(s) -
- Disco Bomb (Chokeslam into Backbreaker)
- Super Powerslam

Favorites -
- Release German Suplex
- Short Powerslam
- Lariat
- "Dancing" Elbowdrop
- Chop

Ringwork Rating -
move set - 5
science - 3
aerial - 0
power - 5
strikes - 5

Intangible Rating -
entertainment - 6
selling - 5
bumping - 5
heat - 6
carrying - 4
push - 7
potential - 4

Outlook - Disco Machine was a founding father of Revolution Pro, which became a groundbreaking company despite its size. He trained in lucha libre and in American pro-wrestling with some puroresu influence thrown in, which made him a versitile talent. Initially, he was an arrogant heel in a kitchy disco luchador gimmick. Although he was in his thirties, Disco Machine was able to become a good worker in RevPro before it closed up. After the EPIC failure, Disco Machine and several others combined their efforts to start Pro-Wrestling Guerrilla. He began slowing down in the company, content with being a comedy act instead of a contender. After the death of WSX, Disco Machine decided to hang up his boots and focus on the promotion of PWG.