10 ECW Wrestlers You Don't Remember
You definitely don't remember these ECW wrestlers
6. Antifaz Del Norte
Though former WCW Vice President Eric Bischoff will no doubt happily tell you that he introduced lucha libre to the American mainstream, it was actually Paul Heyman who gave the likes of Rey Mysterio, Juventud Guerrera, Psicosis and Konnan their first real shot in the United States.
ECW would continue to draft in the occasional masked Mexican talent afterwards, though that was easier said and done with WCW and WWE having first dibs on the best ones.
One high-flier who got a look in was Antifaz del Norte, AKA the Mask of the North.
Of note, he had televised matches against Tajiri and a debuting Super Crazy, as well as a couple of outings against Little Guido, one of which took place at the 1999 Guilty as Charged pay-per-view.
Most of the matches he had were decent enough and he clearly had talent, but there wasn’t much to distinguish him (even if he was more than happy to throw caution to the wind with some truly reckless dives).
Curiously, his ECW swansong was a non-televised ECW World Title match loss to Taz, following which he went back to working south of the border.
