Wrestling Legend Scorpio Jr. Passes Away at 58

The wrestling community has lost a beloved veteran as Scorpio Jr. passed away at age 58.

The sad news was shared by El Hijo del Santo via Twitter/X on Thursday, November 8, accompanied by a heartfelt message: “We join the grief that overwhelms the family of our great friend and colleague. Que En Paz Descanse.”

Scorpio Jr.’s nearly 40-year career was marked by dedication and tenacity. He carved out significant stints in CMLL and AAA, showcasing his talent and passion for the sport. Earlier this year, he made a triumphant return to AAA after a seven-year hiatus, participating in a memorable six-man tag match alongside Alan Stone and Zumbido against Las Shotas (Dulce Kanela & Jessy Queen) and Pimpinela Escarlata.

In addition to his long-standing career, Scorpio Jr. achieved notable success as a two-time CMLL World Tag Team Champion, winning the titles in 1999 with his partner Bestia Salvaje. His contributions to the wrestling industry and his enduring presence in the ring left an indelible mark on fans and colleagues alike.

Ringside News extends its heartfelt condolences to the friends, fans, and family of Scorpio Jr. as they navigate this profound loss. His legacy will be remembered by those who cherished his performances and the spirit he brought to the ring.

Please share your memories and tributes for Scorpio Jr. in the comments below as we honor his contributions to the wrestling world.