WWE Cruiserweight Classic competitor Lince Dorado recently spoke with Inquisitr to discuss his inclusion on the show, his brief stint in TNA, and overcoming several of his life obstacles. You can check out the entire interview at this link and below are some highlights:
WWE Cruiserweight Classic:
“I’ve been training really, really hard and really focusing hard on what makes me different: the Lucha libre style,” Dorado said. “I’ve thought about ways to how can I market myself so I look different and that goes with gear, ring entrance, ring gear, how I move in the ring, and how I interact with the fans.
You’re going to see a lot of different styles, different characters, a lot of different ‘gimmicks’ that people have probably never seen, heard of, or even would think existed in professional wrestling.”
Brief Run in TNA:
“It is what it is. My first experience there was great, my second experience wasn’t so great. Since then, I’ve reached out to them, they’ve reached out to me but we just haven’t seen any opportunity that would be worthwhile for both of us.”
How He Started with CHIKARA:
“The first guy I saw and I was like ‘wow, this guy is pretty awesome’ and it wasn’t just because of his look, or athleticism but also his music…it was Claudio Castagnoli [Cesaro]. Later on, he was one of the guys who trained me so it was a cool foreshadowing of things.”
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Nick was born and raised in Detroit, Michigan, and lived there until the age of 18, when he decided to pack his flack jacket and move to New York City.
