This Tuesday there was mourning in wrestling with the death of Black Warrior, well-known gladiator who belonged to the AAA and the CMLL, the two most important companies in Mexican wrestling, only that it was until this Wednesday when Details of his death were revealed.
After Junior Toral fired his father, whose real name was Jesús Toral López, with an emotional letter published on social networks, the Aztec newspaper Publimetro was in charge of spreading the cause of death.
According to the aforementioned medium, Black Warrior, who in the first days of this 2023 had turned 54, He had been hospitalized since January 7 in a hospital in the State of Mexico, where “a poorly treated wound generated a bacterium that affected his bloodstream”, which caused his death on Tuesday around 5 am local time.
Rest in Peace to Black Warrior 🙏🏽 a great fighter, rival, friend and human being, fly high like the great star you are ✨ Goodbye chuy friend pic.twitter.com/Wo1cNoiepx
— CARISTICO MISTICO MX Oficial (@caristicomx) January 10, 2023
Who was Black Warrior?
The Mexican wrestler had family ties to other pankration idols, since he was nephew of Black Panther and son-in-law of Mano Negrafor which all his life he was close to the ring and dedicated almost 40 years to wrestling, a discipline in which he ventured under different names, the best known being “Bronze” and, finally, “Black Warrior”, under which He became part of the “Dogs of Evil” and had a great rivalry with Místicoalso known as “Sin Cara” and “Carístico”.
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