Mascara De Muerte IV Biography

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Very well built young man of a Hispanic background, his entire face is completely hidden by his mask. But from past matches where his cowl is ripped and torn it was seen that he has jet black hair and keeps it shaved very short. When out of the ring, backstage, out on the town, he always wears his mask, but dresses very modern, the sort of attire you’d see any semi-trendy young twenty something wear. 

As Mascara De Muerte IV's career blossomed and his fame spread across all of Mexico, the masked archangel of lucha wanted more, he wanted to break free of the confined world of Mexico City’s lucha libre scene and spread the legend of the Mascara De Muerte to all corners of the world. Proud of his country, proud to carry on the legacy of the Mascara De Muerte and lucha libre itself, D.J. is ready to dominate the world of pro wrestling. 

The mask of the Mascara De Muerte is a full face mask, covering his nose and mouth (I patterned it after the Marvel comics character Crossbones, Google him to see an example… or see the micro below) with a simple skull design on the face. Shirtless, he sports full leg tights with a death's head skull on each leg with various macabre designs jutting from behind. His boots are black with white trim, small deaths head skulls adorn each ankle. Black elbow pads, thick knee guards and black and white athletic gloves finish up his usual ring attire. During his entrance he's been known to sport a ratty black leather jacket with a huge Mexican flag on the back and big death’s head skulls on the shoulders.