Real Name - Jorge Guzman
Birthdate - 8/2/63
5'7" 185 lbs. - Mexico City, Mexico

Aliases - El Korak

Athletic background - n/a

Teachers - Rafael Salamanca, El Enfermero

Professional background - WWA(`83-`91), UWA(`83-`92), CMLL(`83-`92), UWF(`90-`94), AAA(`92-`95), New Japan(`94), CMLL(`95-)

Peak Years - `87-`98

Career Highlights -
- Defeats and unmasks Aristoteles to regain the UWA Light Heavyweight strap and holds it for two years
- Beats his greatest rival, Negro Casas, in a mask vs. hair match
- Teams with Octogon to win the hair of Eddy Guerraro & Love Machine at AAA's When World Collide PPV
- Turns rudo in a huge shock to continue his feud with Negro Casas, which culminates in another mask-hair match
- Teams with Casas to win the CMLL Tag titles from Scorpio Jr. & Bestia Salvaje in a mask/hair-mask/hair match

Finisher(s) -
- El Caballo (Camel Clutch)

Favorites -
- Suicide Dive
- Tope into Rolling Senton
- Huracanrana
- Victory Roll
- Headstand Head Scissors

Ringwork Rating -
move set - 10
science - 7
aerial - 7
power - 8
strikes - 8

Intangible Rating -
entertainment - 8
selling - 8
bumping - 8
heat - 10
carrying - 9
legacy - 8

Place in History - El Hijo Del Santo was a phenomenon since his debut in the mid-80s. He has taken the masks and hair of a laundry list of name luchadors. While following in the footsteps of a successful father is not all that rare in lucha libre, his situation was entirely different. Perhaps only Mitsuo Momota (son of Rikidozan) has had the kind of paternal legacy. Simply put both men's fathers were cultural icons in their respective countries and made pro-wrestling a bigger deal then it had ever been. Like Momota, he started his career directly in the shadow of his father's death. While there have been quite a few gifted or successful second generation stars, perhaps none were better than El Hijo Del Santo. Santito was a strong worker right off the bat and he was like a smaller, faster, more athletic version of his father. Amongst the best workers in the world for the bulk of his career, Santo was the wrestler his father never was. He was immediately over because of his namesake and with his abilities, Santo quickly became the top luchador, a spot he perhaps still holds to this day. After years of big money feuds with a variety of rudos, some successfully trips to Japan and Southern California, Santo's best days are certainly behind him. Hoovering around 40, El Hijo Del Santo remains one of the most popular, most successful and most talented wrestlers in the world. He remains proof that no matter who's footsteps one might follow in, they can walk a different path and become their own man with qualities their predecessor never had.