Dralistico was on top of the tag team world in lucha libre, winning four championships with his brother, Dragon Lee.
Let’s fucking go! pic.twitter.com/KSLoO8LD9M
— DRALISTICO (@DRALISTICO_LFI) January 14, 2023
When Dragon Lee signed with WWE, Dralistico decided to vacate the tag titles from AAA, The Crash, PWR, and KAOZ. The luchador was proud and grateful for the success. Without his brother by his side, Dralistico felt the respectful thing to do was vacate the belts.
Gracias #2022 pic.twitter.com/wX1hDMxFe1
— DRALISTICO (@DRALISTICO_LFI) January 14, 2023
That is an interesting turn of events for the Muñoz family. In the past whenever there was an absence, a replacement was usually the father (Bestia Del Ring), one of the sons, (Rush, Dralistico, & Dragon Lee), or a member of Los Ingobernables. Promoters didn’t seem to mind the switch-ups.
In addition to work in Mexico and AEW, Dralistico mentioned his desire to explore his singles career. With that in mind, the luchador will be traveling to Japan to compete in Pro Wrestling NOAH. Dralistico is scheduled to debut against Atsushi Kotoge on February 12.
OFFICIAL - 2/12 Osaka NEW Match✨
— Pro Wrestling NOAH Global (@noahglobal) January 8, 2023
GREAT VOYAGE 2023 in OSAKA
Edion Arena Osaka 1st Stadium@DRALISTICO_LFI (NOAH DEBUT)
@atsushi_kotoge
LIVE on #wrestleUNIVERSE
English commentary #noah_ghc #LuchaLibre pic.twitter.com/Y94RgoBI7F
Dralistico previously had singles success in CMLL under the Mistico mask winning the CMLL World Welterweight Championship in 2014 and holding the gold for 276 days. His title reign was cut short due to a serious motorcycle accident. In 2021, the luchador ranked #119 in the PWI 500.
What would you like to see from Dralistico’s career?
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