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Mercedes Solis (born May 10, 1953) is a semi-retired {{professional wrestl|ing}}er from Mission, Texas best known for his work in Wrestling/{{WWE}} in the 1980s as Tito Santana. He started his career in Florida in 1977 and also worked in Georgia, [=WWE=], the Wrestling/AmericanWrestlingAssociation, Southwest Championship Wrestling in San Antonio, and the [[Wrestling/TerryFunk Funk family]]'s Western States Wrestling promotion in Amarillo, TX before making his home in [=WWE=]. Santana is a 2x [[http://www.wrestling-titles.com/wwe/ic.html WWE Intercontinental Heavyweight Champion]], a 2x [[http://www.wrestling-titles.com/wwe/wwe-world-t.html WWE World Tag Team Champion]], holding the belts the first time with Ivan Putski and the second time with Wrestling/RickMartel as Strike Force and a 1x [[http://www.wrestling-titles.com/us/ecw/ecw-h.html NWA ECW Heavyweight Champion]] (see below under TheCameo). He was inducted into the [=WWE=] Hall of Fame in 2004.
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Mercedes Solis (born May 10, 1953) is a semi-retired {{professional wrestl|ing}}er from Mission, Texas best known for his work in Wrestling/{{WWE}} in the 1980s as Tito Santana. He started his career in Florida in 1977 and also worked in Georgia, [=WWE=], the Wrestling/AmericanWrestlingAssociation, Southwest Championship Wrestling in San Antonio, and the [[Wrestling/TerryFunk Funk family]]'s Western States Wrestling promotion in Amarillo, TX before making his home in [=WWE=]. Santana is a 2x [[http://www.wrestling-titles.com/wwe/ic.html WWE Intercontinental Heavyweight Champion]], a 2x [[http://www.wrestling-titles.com/wwe/wwe-world-t.html WWE World Tag Team Champion]], holding the belts the first time with Ivan Putski and the second time with Wrestling/RickMartel as Strike Force and a 1x [[http://www.wrestling-titles.com/us/ecw/ecw-h.html NWA ECW Heavyweight Champion]] (see below under TheCameo). He was inducted into the [=WWE=] Hall of Fame Wrestling/WWEHallOfFame in 2004.
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[[caption-width-right:203:"''ARRIBA''!"]]
"'''''ARRIBA!'''''"
'''Mercedes Solis''' (b. 1953) is a semi-retired {{professional wrestl|ing}}er from Mission, Texas best known for his work in Wrestling/{{WWE}} in the 1980s as '''Tito Santana.''' He started his career in Florida in 1977 and also worked in Georgia, [=WWE=], the Wrestling/AmericanWrestlingAssociation, Southwest Championship Wrestling in San Antonio, and the [[Wrestling/TerryFunk Funk family]]'s Western States Wrestling promotion in Amarillo, TX before making his home in [=WWE=]. Santana is a 2x [[http://www.wrestling-titles.com/wwe/ic.html WWE Intercontinental Heavyweight Champion]], a 2x [[http://www.wrestling-titles.com/wwe/wwe-world-t.html WWE World Tag Team Champion]], holding the belts the first time with Ivan Putski and the second time with Wrestling/RickMartel as Strike Force and a 1x [[http://www.wrestling-titles.com/us/ecw/ecw-h.html NWA ECW Heavyweight Champion]] (see below under TheCameo). He was inducted into the [=WWE=] Hall of Fame in 2004.
[[caption-width-right:203:"''ARRIBA''!"]]
"'''''ARRIBA!'''''"
'''Mercedes Solis''' (b. 1953) is a semi-retired {{professional wrestl|ing}}er from Mission, Texas best known for his work in Wrestling/{{WWE}} in the 1980s as '''Tito Santana.''' He started his career in Florida in 1977 and also worked in Georgia, [=WWE=], the Wrestling/AmericanWrestlingAssociation, Southwest Championship Wrestling in San Antonio, and the [[Wrestling/TerryFunk Funk family]]'s Western States Wrestling promotion in Amarillo, TX before making his home in [=WWE=]. Santana is a 2x [[http://www.wrestling-titles.com/wwe/ic.html WWE Intercontinental Heavyweight Champion]], a 2x [[http://www.wrestling-titles.com/wwe/wwe-world-t.html WWE World Tag Team Champion]], holding the belts the first time with Ivan Putski and the second time with Wrestling/RickMartel as Strike Force and a 1x [[http://www.wrestling-titles.com/us/ecw/ecw-h.html NWA ECW Heavyweight Champion]] (see below under TheCameo). He was inducted into the [=WWE=] Hall of Fame in 2004.
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* ThrowTheDogABone: By the late 1980s, it was more common to see Santana on the losing end of matches, although he did have plenty of non-televised (at least on terrestrial television) victories that, until the Internet and YouTube eras weren't commonly known. These include a major push toward the WWF Intercontinental Championship in 1990 (although losing to [[Wrestling/CurtHenning Mr. Perfect]]), a KingOfTheRing championship-round victory over Rick Martel, and a rare victory (in Spain) over Wrestling/TheUndertaker. The latter victory, which came in 1991, in the midst of Undertaker's push as an unbeatable MonsterHeel, and also came a time where the WWF was pondering which direction to find its new face of the 1990s -- Canada (and BretHart) or Mexico (and Santana). While they ultimately settled on Hart (and American Wrestling/ShawnMichaels
* ThrowTheDogABone: By the late 1980s, it was more common to see Santana on the losing end of matches, although he did have plenty of non-televised (at least on terrestrial television) victories that, until the Internet and YouTube eras weren't commonly known. These include a major push toward the WWF Intercontinental Championship in 1990 (although losing to [[Wrestling/CurtHenning Mr. Perfect]]), a KingOfTheRing championship-round victory over Rick Martel, and a rare victory (in Spain) over Wrestling/TheUndertaker. The latter victory, which came in 1991, in the midst of Undertaker's push as an unbeatable MonsterHeel, and also came a time where the WWF was pondering which direction to find its new face of the 1990s -- Canada (and BretHart) or Mexico (and Santana). While they ultimately settled on Hart (and American Wrestling/ShawnMichaels
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'''Mercedes Solis''' (b. 1953) is a semi-retired {{Professional Wrestl|ing}}er from Mission, Texas best known for his work in Wrestling/{{WWE}} in the 1980s as '''Tito Santana.''' He started his career in Florida in 1977 and also worked in Georgia, [=WWE=], the Wrestling/AmericanWrestlingAssociation, Southwest Championship Wrestling in San Antonio, and the [[Wrestling/TerryFunk Funk family]]'s Western States Wrestling promotion in Amarillo, TX before making his home in [=WWE=]. Santana is a 2x [[http://www.wrestling-titles.com/wwe/ic.html WWE Intercontinental Heavyweight Champion]], a 2x [[http://www.wrestling-titles.com/wwe/wwe-world-t.html WWE World Tag Team Champion]], holding the belts the first time with Ivan Putski and the second time with Wrestling/RickMartel as Strike Force and a 1x [[http://www.wrestling-titles.com/us/ecw/ecw-h.html NWA ECW Heavyweight Champion]] (see below under TheCameo). He was inducted into the [=WWE=] Hall of Fame in 2004.
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'''Mercedes Solis''' (b. 1953) is a semi-retired {{Professional Wrestl|ing}}er {{professional wrestl|ing}}er from Mission, Texas best known for his work in Wrestling/{{WWE}} in the 1980s as '''Tito Santana.''' He started his career in Florida in 1977 and also worked in Georgia, [=WWE=], the Wrestling/AmericanWrestlingAssociation, Southwest Championship Wrestling in San Antonio, and the [[Wrestling/TerryFunk Funk family]]'s Western States Wrestling promotion in Amarillo, TX before making his home in [=WWE=]. Santana is a 2x [[http://www.wrestling-titles.com/wwe/ic.html WWE Intercontinental Heavyweight Champion]], a 2x [[http://www.wrestling-titles.com/wwe/wwe-world-t.html WWE World Tag Team Champion]], holding the belts the first time with Ivan Putski and the second time with Wrestling/RickMartel as Strike Force and a 1x [[http://www.wrestling-titles.com/us/ecw/ecw-h.html NWA ECW Heavyweight Champion]] (see below under TheCameo). He was inducted into the [=WWE=] Hall of Fame in 2004.
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* GratuitousSpanish: Inverted since Spanish really is his first language. He doesn't always do this, but near the end of promos he can be heard speaking a little Spanish before ending with his catchphrase.[[note]]Tito es diferente de los otros luchadores por hablar su lengua nativa cuando hace algunos (pero no todos) de sus promos. ¡Arriba![[/note]]
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* GratuitousSpanish: Inverted since Spanish really is his first language. He doesn't always do this, but near the end of promos he can be heard speaking a little Spanish before ending with his catchphrase.[[note]]Tito es diferente de los otros luchadores por hablar en su lengua nativa cuando hace algunos algunas (pero no todos) todas) de sus promos. ¡Arriba![[/note]]
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** In a dark (non-televised match), Tito d. [[Characters/WWENewGeneration Papa Shango]] at WMIX.
* WhatCouldHaveBeen: Has stated that there were plans for a WWF expansion into South America in the early 90's, and he would have been given the world title to be the company face for it, but the expansion ended up north into Canada instead, putting BretHart as the obvious choice instead.
* WhatCouldHaveBeen: Has stated that there were plans for a WWF expansion into South America in the early 90's, and he would have been given the world title to be the company face for it, but the expansion ended up north into Canada instead, putting BretHart as the obvious choice instead.
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* WhatCouldHaveBeen: Has stated that there were plans for a WWF expansion into South America in the early 90's, and he would have been given the world title to be the company face for it, but the expansion ended up north into Canada instead, putting BretHart as the obvious choice instead.WMIX.
* WhatCouldHaveBeen: Has stated that there were plans for a WWF expansion into South America in the early 90's, and he would have been given the world title to be the company face for it, but the expansion ended up north into Canada instead, putting BretHart as the obvious choice instead.
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* GratuitousSpanish: Inverted since Spanish really is his first language. He doesn't always do this, but near the end of promos he can be heard speaking a little Spanish before ending with his catchphrase.[[note]]Tito es diferente de los otros luchadores por hablar su lengua nativa cuando hace algunos (pero no todos) de sus promos. ¡Arriba![[/note]]
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** Wrestling/ShawnMichaels (w/Sensational Sherri) d. Tito at WMVIII.
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** In a dark (non-televised match), Tito d. [[Characters/WWENewGeneration Papa Shango]] at WMIX.
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** In a dark (non-televised match), Tito d. [[Characters/WWENewGeneration Papa Shango]] at WMIX.WMIX.
* WhatCouldHaveBeen: Has stated that there were plans for a WWF expansion into South America in the early 90's, and he would have been given the world title to be the company face for it, but the expansion ended up north into Canada instead, putting BretHart as the obvious choice instead.
* WhatCouldHaveBeen: Has stated that there were plans for a WWF expansion into South America in the early 90's, and he would have been given the world title to be the company face for it, but the expansion ended up north into Canada instead, putting BretHart as the obvious choice instead.
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** [=Demolition (Ax and Smash)=] (w/Mr. Fuji) d. [[http://www.wrestling-titles.com/wwe/wwe-world-t.html WWE World Tag Team Champions]] Strike Force for the titles at WMIV.
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** [=Demolition (Ax and Smash)=] (w/Mr. Fuji) (w[=/=]Wrestling/MrFuji) d. [[http://www.wrestling-titles.com/wwe/wwe-world-t.html WWE World Tag Team Champions]] Strike Force for the titles at WMIV.
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** Made one appearance in Wrestling/{{ECW}} on August 8, 1993, wrestling three matches, including defeating fellow 1980s great Don Muraco for the [[http://www.wrestling-titles.com/us/ecw/ecw-h.html NWA ECW Heavyweight Title]], and never wrestled for the promotion again.
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** Made one appearance in Wrestling/{{ECW}} on August 8, 1993, wrestling three matches, including defeating fellow 1980s great Don Muraco Wrestling/DonMuraco for the [[http://www.wrestling-titles.com/us/ecw/ecw-h.html NWA ECW Heavyweight Title]], and never wrestled for the promotion again.
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* ArchEnemy: Greg "The Hammer" Valentine, Slick, Rick "The Model" Martel (after Strike Force's split at ''Wrestling/{{WrestleMania}} V''), Wrestling/{{Demolition}}
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* ArchEnemy: [[Wrestling/GregValentine Greg "The Hammer" Valentine, Valentine]], Slick, Rick "The Model" Martel (after Strike Force's split at ''Wrestling/{{WrestleMania}} V''), Wrestling/{{Demolition}}
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** Tito won the first-ever ''[=WrestleMania=]'' match, defeating the Executioner ("Playboy" Buddy Rose under a mask).
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** At ''Wrestling/{{CHIKARA}} King of Trios 2012'' Night 1, September 14, 2012, the Spectral Envoy (Wrestling/{{UltraMantis Black}}[=/=]Frightmare[=/=]Wrestling/{{Hallowicked}}) were supposed to face the Submission Squad, but they were not there, so three names were drawn from a hat. The first was [[CharlieBrownFromOuttaTown the Mysterious and Handsome Stranger]], who was there. The second was Kazuaki Mihara of Osaka Pro. The third was Wrestling/StanHansen, who was not there. They tried [[Characters/WWENewGeneration Kwang (Savio Vega doing a lame masked ninja gimmick in WWE from 1994-1995)]], who was not there. They tried Tito Santana, and he was there. The Envoy won after [=UMB=] rolled Tito up from behind for the pin.
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** At ''Wrestling/{{CHIKARA}} King of Trios 2012'' Night 1, September 14, 2012, the Spectral Envoy (Wrestling/{{UltraMantis Black}}[=/=]Frightmare[=/=]Wrestling/{{Hallowicked}}) Black}}[=/=]Wrestling/{{Frightmare}}[=/=]Wrestling/{{Hallowicked}}) were supposed to face the Submission Squad, but they were not there, so three names were drawn from a hat. The first was [[CharlieBrownFromOuttaTown the Mysterious and Handsome Stranger]], who was there. The second was Kazuaki Mihara of Osaka Pro. The third was Wrestling/StanHansen, who was not there. They tried [[Characters/WWENewGeneration Kwang (Savio Vega doing a lame masked ninja gimmick in WWE from 1994-1995)]], who was not there. They tried Tito Santana, and he was there. The Envoy won after [=UMB=] rolled Tito up from behind for the pin.
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** At ''Wrestling/{{CHIKARA}} King of Trios 2012'' Night 1, September 14, 2012, the Spectral Envoy (Wrestling/{{UltraMantis Black}}[=/=]Frightmare[=/=]Hallowicked) were supposed to face the Submission Squad, but they were not there, so three names were drawn from a hat. The first was [[CharlieBrownFromOuttaTown the Mysterious and Handsome Stranger]], who was there. The second was Kazuaki Mihara of Osaka Pro. The third was Wrestling/StanHansen, who was not there. They tried [[Characters/WWENewGeneration Kwang (Savio Vega doing a lame masked ninja gimmick in WWE from 1994-1995)]], who was not there. They tried Tito Santana, and he was there. The Envoy won after [=UMB=] rolled Tito up from behind for the pin.
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** At ''Wrestling/{{CHIKARA}} King of Trios 2012'' Night 1, September 14, 2012, the Spectral Envoy (Wrestling/{{UltraMantis Black}}[=/=]Frightmare[=/=]Hallowicked) Black}}[=/=]Frightmare[=/=]Wrestling/{{Hallowicked}}) were supposed to face the Submission Squad, but they were not there, so three names were drawn from a hat. The first was [[CharlieBrownFromOuttaTown the Mysterious and Handsome Stranger]], who was there. The second was Kazuaki Mihara of Osaka Pro. The third was Wrestling/StanHansen, who was not there. They tried [[Characters/WWENewGeneration Kwang (Savio Vega doing a lame masked ninja gimmick in WWE from 1994-1995)]], who was not there. They tried Tito Santana, and he was there. The Envoy won after [=UMB=] rolled Tito up from behind for the pin.
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'''Mercedes Solis''' (b. 1953) is a semi-retired {{Professional Wrestl|ing}}er from Mission, Texas best known for his work in Wrestling/{{WWE}} in the 1980s as '''Tito Santana.''' He started his career in Florida in 1977 and also worked in Georgia, [=WWE=], the Wrestling/AmericanWrestlingAssociation, Southwest Championship Wrestling in San Antonio, and the [[Wrestling/TerryFunk Funk family]]'s Western States Wrestling promotion in Amarillo, TX before making his home in [=WWE=]. Santana is a 2x [[http://www.wrestling-titles.com/wwe/ic.html WWE Intercontinental Heavyweight Champion]], a 2x [[http://www.wrestling-titles.com/wwe/wwe-world-t.html WWE World Tag Team Champion]], holding the belts the first time with Ivan Putski and the second time with Rick Martel as Strike Force and a 1x [[http://www.wrestling-titles.com/us/ecw/ecw-h.html NWA ECW Heavyweight Champion]] (see below under TheCameo). He was inducted into the [=WWE=] Hall of Fame in 2004.
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'''Mercedes Solis''' (b. 1953) is a semi-retired {{Professional Wrestl|ing}}er from Mission, Texas best known for his work in Wrestling/{{WWE}} in the 1980s as '''Tito Santana.''' He started his career in Florida in 1977 and also worked in Georgia, [=WWE=], the Wrestling/AmericanWrestlingAssociation, Southwest Championship Wrestling in San Antonio, and the [[Wrestling/TerryFunk Funk family]]'s Western States Wrestling promotion in Amarillo, TX before making his home in [=WWE=]. Santana is a 2x [[http://www.wrestling-titles.com/wwe/ic.html WWE Intercontinental Heavyweight Champion]], a 2x [[http://www.wrestling-titles.com/wwe/wwe-world-t.html WWE World Tag Team Champion]], holding the belts the first time with Ivan Putski and the second time with Rick Martel Wrestling/RickMartel as Strike Force and a 1x [[http://www.wrestling-titles.com/us/ecw/ecw-h.html NWA ECW Heavyweight Champion]] (see below under TheCameo). He was inducted into the [=WWE=] Hall of Fame in 2004.
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** At ''Wrestling/{{CHIKARA}} King of Trios 2012'' Night 1, September 14, 2012, the Spectral Envoy ([=UltraMantis=] Black/Frightmare/Hallowicked) were supposed to face the Submission Squad, but they were not there, so three names were drawn from a hat. The first was [[CharlieBrownFromOuttaTown the Mysterious and Handsome Stranger]], who was there. The second was Kazuaki Mihara of Osaka Pro. The third was Wrestling/StanHansen, who was not there. They tried [[Characters/WWENewGeneration Kwang (Savio Vega doing a lame masked ninja gimmick in WWE from 1994-1995)]], who was not there. They tried Tito Santana, and he was there. The Envoy won after [=UMB=] rolled Tito up from behind for the pin.
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** At ''Wrestling/{{CHIKARA}} King of Trios 2012'' Night 1, September 14, 2012, the Spectral Envoy ([=UltraMantis=] Black/Frightmare/Hallowicked) (Wrestling/{{UltraMantis Black}}[=/=]Frightmare[=/=]Hallowicked) were supposed to face the Submission Squad, but they were not there, so three names were drawn from a hat. The first was [[CharlieBrownFromOuttaTown the Mysterious and Handsome Stranger]], who was there. The second was Kazuaki Mihara of Osaka Pro. The third was Wrestling/StanHansen, who was not there. They tried [[Characters/WWENewGeneration Kwang (Savio Vega doing a lame masked ninja gimmick in WWE from 1994-1995)]], who was not there. They tried Tito Santana, and he was there. The Envoy won after [=UMB=] rolled Tito up from behind for the pin.
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* NamesTheSame: Wrestled for a time as "Richard Blood," which is Wrestling/RickySteamboat's real name.
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** The Brainbusters (Arn Anderson and Tully Blanchard) (w/[[Wrestling/BobbyHeenan Bobby "The Brain" Heenan]]) d. Strike Force after Martel walked out on the match at WMV.
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** The Brainbusters (Arn Anderson (Wrestling/ArnAnderson and Tully Blanchard) (w/[[Wrestling/BobbyHeenan Bobby "The Brain" Heenan]]) d. Strike Force after Martel walked out on the match at WMV.
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* ContinuityNod: He and Rick Martel never quite got over the Strike Force split. From then on, whenever they were in a situation against one another, like a Royal Rumble, one would always make a beeline for the other, to the exclusion of everyone else.
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* TheWorfEffect: Acknowledged by Wrestling/JimCornette in his commentary on the Tito Santana-Kelly Kiniski match on ''Volume 5- Beat Me If You Can'' of the ''[[http://store.vcientertainment.com/product/Wrestling/477 Wrestling Gold]]'' series that if you faced Tito and beat him in [=WWE=] in the mid-80s that meant that you were on the way up and if you faced Tito and lost that meant you weren't. This also contributed to his status as the sort-of [[BizarroUniverse Bizarro World]] version of Wrestling/TheUndertaker, with a ''Wrestling/{{WrestleMania}}'' record of 2-7.
** Tito won the first-ever ''Wrestling/{{WrestleMania}}'' match, defeating the Executioner ("Playboy" Buddy Rose under a mask).
** Tito won the first-ever ''Wrestling/{{WrestleMania}}'' match, defeating the Executioner ("Playboy" Buddy Rose under a mask).
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* TheWorfEffect: Acknowledged by Wrestling/JimCornette in his commentary on the Tito Santana-Kelly Kiniski match on ''Volume 5- Beat Me If You Can'' of the ''[[http://store.vcientertainment.com/product/Wrestling/477 Wrestling Gold]]'' series that if you faced Tito and beat him in [=WWE=] in the mid-80s that meant that you were on the way up and if you faced Tito and lost that meant you weren't. This also contributed to his status as the sort-of [[BizarroUniverse Bizarro World]] version of Wrestling/TheUndertaker, with a ''Wrestling/{{WrestleMania}}'' ''[=WrestleMania=]'' record of 2-7.
** Tito won the first-ever''Wrestling/{{WrestleMania}}'' ''[=WrestleMania=]'' match, defeating the Executioner ("Playboy" Buddy Rose under a mask).
** Tito won the first-ever
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** [[Wrestling/{{Demolition}} Demolition (Ax and Smash)]] (w/Mr. Fuji) d. [[http://www.wrestling-titles.com/wwe/wwe-world-t.html WWE World Tag Team Champions]] Strike Force for the titles at WMIV.
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** [[Wrestling/{{Demolition}} Demolition [=Demolition (Ax and Smash)]] Smash)=] (w/Mr. Fuji) d. [[http://www.wrestling-titles.com/wwe/wwe-world-t.html WWE World Tag Team Champions]] Strike Force for the titles at WMIV.
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** The Barbarian (w/[[Wrestling/BobbyHeenan Bobby "The Brain" Heenan]]) d. Tito at WMVI.
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** The Barbarian (w/[[Wrestling/BobbyHeenan Bobby (w/Bobby "The Brain" Heenan]]) Heenan) d. Tito at WMVI.