#El hijo del fantasma free#
Would Legado finally be free to go back to their heelish ways? Or would Tony D overcome his foes on the way to sole proprietorship status over the NXT underground? Santos Escobar’s NXT Career Street Fight” match to do, well, what the title says. The final bout of their increasingly ugly affair? A “Legado del Fantasma’s Freedom vs. Over a four-month run, the two teams battled in the ring, in the meeting room, and all over Florida, with the conditions of their bouts becoming increasingly more desperate, including a bout to indenture the services of one team to the other. Dubbed Legado Del Fantasma, Escobar, Joaquin Wilde, Cruz Del Toro, and their manager, Elektra Lopez, had a ton of success both in the squared circle and in the even more cutthroat game of backstage politics before they fell into the path of the Tony D’Angelo family.
Over his two-decade run on the indies, Escobar traveled from town to town and wrestled everyone from Fenix to Brian Cage, Rey Mysterio, Pentagon Jr., and even the man now known as Ricochet over his runs across North America.įortunately, NXT gave Escobar a new home, a new identity, and a family that wanted to work with him toward their ultimate goal of forging a legend in the WWE Universe. Originally known as El Hijo del Fantasma – which literally translates to “The Son of Fantasma” – Escobar battled around the wrestling world, from CMLL to Lucha Libre AAA to Impact, and even a run in Lucha Underground, where he wrestled under the name King Cuerno before making his way to The Fed.
When Santos Escobar landed in the WWE Universe as a member of the NXT Brand, it felt like a pretty big deal.
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