In history, the 90s were one of the best moments in Lucha Libre, with legendary aesthetes who conquered millions of fans throughout Mexico and the world. From that era, a gladiator who arrived in our country directly from Canada and immediately became a phenomenon stands out. Vampiro has decided to confirm his retirement.
But the aesthete has also wanted to share some of his experiences, drawing attention to what he now thinks of religion, and also revealed that he suffered sexual abuse.
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It should be remembered that the legendary American wrestler, whose real name is Ian Hodgkinson, has revealed that 2024 will be the last year in which he will return to the ring to fight against his rivals, as part of the company Lucha Libre AAA WorldWide.
Vampiro reveals he suffered sexual abuse
After 40 years of his debut, one of the most successful and important wrestlers will say goodbye. In this way, Vampiro has confirmed that he will retire during this 2024, as part of the main activities and special billings of AAA in Mexico.
Along with this, through his podcast he has also revealed that he suffered sexual abuse from a priest.
“I am very surprised that there are still people so devout, so devout that they continue kissing the hands of their parents…. I cannot understand how the thousands of cases of abuse by some priests against children are not questioned. I had a very ugly experience when I was 12 years old. I was raped by a father in Catholic school,” he shared through his YouTube channel.
