The pay-per-view special, ¿WCW Biography: Vampiro¿ begins with Mike Tenay telling us a little about his background. Vampiro was born in Thunder Bay, Ontario, Canada. He moved out to Hollywood as a ...
Recently, on the Steve Austin Show – Unleashed!, 'Stone Cold' Steve Austin sat down for a two-part interview with Vampiro. Vampiro covered many topics during this interview, including his hatred for ...
Vampiro was one of the most underappreciated Canadian exports since Shannon Tweed. He honed his craft for years in Mexico in promotions such as CMLL before arriving in the once-bright spotlight of WCW ...
A veteran of the ring and one of the most captivating characters in Lucha Underground, Vampiro has taken to social media to officially confirm his in-ring retirement due to being in unbearable pain - ...
Vampiro is getting ready to say goodbye, and he’ll get the chance to do so with people who mean a lot to him. Vampiro, 56, has been wrestling since 1984. He has competed for AAA, CMLL, and various ...
Recently, Lucha Underground color commentator and AAA Director Of Talent Vampiro stopped by 317 Gimmick Street for another conversation with WWE Hall Of Famer Steve Austin. Among other things, Vampiro ...
We interview Ian Hodgkinson, aka Vampiro, and filmmaker Michael Paszt about Nail in the Coffin: The Fall and Rise of Vampiro – on VOD Sept 8, Blu-ray Sept 22. Topics covered include the rock star ...
For those who have not fallen in love with Lucha Underground yet, former WCW star and international wrestling star Vampiro has now assumed the role of color commentator and is flourishing in his new ...
Former WCW star Vampiro is preparing to hang up his wrestling boots for good, according to multiple reports. The 55-year-old, whose real name is Ian Richard Hodgkinson, had been reportedly taking part ...
WCW Live kicks off with Jeremy Borash saying that they have a lot of news on Nitro for Tuesday, and a whole lot more. They will also have Vampiro as their special guest. They introduce him on the ...
Vampiro was never one to play by the rules. The Canadian, real name Ian Hodgkinson, came on to the pro wrestling scene in 1984 and built a name globally with a large following particularly in Mexico.