Jose Lothario
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Jose Lothario is the "Super Sock" fighter who became a trainer in the World Wrestling Federation (WWF) professional wrestling world, known for helping Shawn Michaels. Lothario stood by Michaels' side when he took possession of the WWF Championship and managed him for several months before leaving WWE after the 1997 Royal Rumble.
Lothario had a successful wrestling career that saw him wrestle in the National Wrestling Alliance for most of his career.
Jose's son Pete was also a professional wrestler in the Texas area and appeared on WWF television.
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[edit] Profile
- Birthday: 1936
- Hometown: San Antonio, Texas
- Trainer: -
- Finisher: Superkick
- Real Name: Guadalupe Garcia
[edit] Championships/Accomplishments
[edit] National Wrestling Alliance
- 4-Time NWA World Tag Team Champion (Florida version) (with Wahoo McDaniel twice, Eddie Graham once and Sam Steamboat once)
- 2-Time NWA Florida Tag Team Champion (with Argentina Apollo and Danny Miller)
- 3-Time NWA Florida Brass Knuckles Champion
- 1-Time NWA Tri-State Louisiana Champion
[edit] World Class Championship Wrestling
- 4-Time WCCW Texas Heavyweight Champion
- 1-Time WCCW Television Champion
- 2-Time WCCW Texas Brass Knuckles Champion
- 6-Time WCCW American Tag Team Champion (with Ivan Putski once, Mil Mascaras once, El Halcon 3 times and Tiger Conway Jr. once)
- 6-Time WCCW Texas Tag Team Champion (with Mil Mascaras once, Ivan Putski once, Alberto Madril twice, Rocky Johnson once and Cien Caras once)
[edit] Other titles
- 1-Time WWC Caribbean Champion
[edit] External links
- Jose Lothario entry at Obsessedwithwrestling.com
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