Los Espantos
Winner ( wager ) Loser ( wager ) Location Event Date
Espanto I ( mask ) Mr. Atlas ( mask ) Ciudad Juárez , Chihuahua Independent Show 1962
Espanto III ( mask ) Javier Escobedo ( hair ) Guadalajara , Jalisco Independent Show 1962
Espanto I ( mask ) Cavernario Galindo ( hair ) Mexico City EMLL Show February 9 , 1962
Espanto I ( mask ) Pantera Blanca ( mask ) Guadalajara , Jalisco Independent Show March 23 , 1962
Espanto II ( mask ) Tomás Riande ( hair ) Nogales , Sonora Independent Show June 12 , 1962
Espanto II ( mask ) Álvaro Velazco ( hair ) Mexico City Independent Show August 10 , 1962
Rubén Juárez ( hair ) Espanto II ( mask ) Mexico City EMLL 30th Anniversary Show ( 1 ) September 6 , 1963
Espanto I ( mask ) Rubén Juárez ( hair ) Mexico City EMLL 30th Anniversary Show ( 2 ) September 27 , 1963
El Santo ( mask ) Espanto II ( hair ) Mexico City EMLL Show 1963
El Santo ( mask ) Espanto I mask Mexico City EMLL Show October 25 , 1963
Espanto III ( mask ) Alex Montaña ( hair ) Tampico , Tamaulipas Independent Show 1964
Espanto I ( hair ) Dory Dixon ( hair ) Mexico City EMLL Show March 20 , 1964
Blue Demon ( mask ) Espanto II ( hair ) Monterrey EMLL Show June 1964
Espanto III ( mask ) Humberto Garza ( hair ) Mexico City EMLL Show May 1 , 1964
Huracán Ramírez ( mask ) Espanto III ( mask ) Mexico City EMLL Show June 12 , 1964
Espanto I ( hair ) Roger Kirby ( hair ) Mexico City EMLL Show October 30 , 1964
Black Shadow ( hair ) Espanto II ( hair ) Monterrey , Nuevo León Independent Show November 14 , 1965
La Sombra ( hair ) Espanto III ( hair ) Torreón , Coahuila Independent Show 1970 s
Black Charly ( hair ) Espanto III ( hair ) Torreón , Coahuila Independent Show 1984
Luchas de Apuestas record
Los Espantos (Spanish for The Terrors), sometimes referred to as Los Hermanos Espanto (The Terror Brothers), was a Mexican professional wrestling group, called a stable. The original Espantos team consisted of Espanto I (José Eusebio Vázquez Bernal) and Espanto II (Fernando Cisneros Carrillo), but later expanded to a trio when Espanto III (Miguel Vázquez Bernal), the younger brother of Espanto I, joined the group. They primarily worked as a rudo (a term used for wrestlers who portray the Bad guys) faction for Empresa Mexicana de Lucha Libre (EMLL) and on the Mexican independent circuit. As a team Espanto I and II held the Mexican National Tag Team Championship and Espanto II and III held the Northern Mexico Tag Team Championship. The team of Espanto I and Espanto II are considered among the best rudo teams in the history of lucha libre. In the mid-1980s a new generation of Espantos appeared when Espanto IV and Espanto V began teaming up, both sons of Espanto II, and with the emergence of Espanto Jr., who was not related to any of the previous Espanto members but was given permission to use the name. Since then a third wave of Espantos have begun wrestling including Los Hijos del Espanto, who were trained by Espanto II but not related, and a new Espanto Jr. who is the son of the original Espanto Jr.