Sin Miedo

Roberto Garcia (October 16th, 1994) is a Mexican CAW currently signed to Rising Sun Wrestling & Ring of Glory, where he currently wrestles under the ring name Sin Miedo.

## Backstory

Roberto Garcia grew up in a small town in Mexico where Lucha Libre was a big part of the local culture. As a child, he was fascinated by the colorful masks and acrobatic moves of the wrestlers he saw on television, and he dreamed of one day becoming a wrestler himself.

When he was old enough, Garcia left his hometown and traveled to Mexico City to pursue his dream of becoming a wrestler. He enrolled in a wrestling school run by the legendary wrestler El Hijo del Santo, who had been a childhood hero of his.

At the school, he learned the fundamentals of Lucha Libre, including the high-flying, acrobatic moves that were a trademark of the style. El Hijo del Santo was a tough but fair trainer, and he pushed Garcia to his limits in order to bring out his full potential.

During his time in El Hijo del Santo's wrestling school, Garcia adopted the Sin Miedo name after being told the story behind Emiliano Zapata, a Mexican revolutionary who fought for the rights of the peasants and the indigenous people of Mexico. Zapata was known for his fearless spirit & unwavering commitment to his cause, which El Hijo del Santo saw in Roberto Garcia. Sin Miedo directly translates to "without fear", making the ring name perfect for Garcia's in-ring persona.

## Professional Wrestling Career

### Lucha Libre Magica (2012 - 2018)

Sin Miedo's debut in Lucha Libre Magica was highly anticipated by fans and critics alike. The promotion had been hyping up his arrival for weeks, & he would finally make his professional wrestling debut in May 2012. His opponent for his debut match was none other than the veteran wrestler Angel de la Muerte, who was best known for his time wrestling in the American city of Steelport.

Angel de la Muerte used his years of experience to outmaneuver Sin Miedo in the ring, but Sin Miedo refused to let the obvious experience gap intimidate him. As the match wears on, it becomes clear that Sin Miedo is the real deal. He was able to keep up with Angel de la Muerte, a wrestler with decades of experience, even managing to land some impressive moves of his own against the established wrestler.

After a hard fought match, Sin Miedo would be victorious after hitting a devistating 630 Senton for the three-count. Angel de la Muerte would shake Sin Miedo's hand after the match, showing respect to the rookie despite his loss.

The promotion recognized his potential after his impressive debut & started giving him more high-profile matches, pitting him against some of the biggest names in the business. He quickly became one of the most popular and talked-about wrestlers on the roster.

One wrestler who took notice of Sin Miedo's talents was El Rayo, another young wrestler who had been making waves in LLM. Like Sin Miedo, El Rayo was known for his lightning-fast moves and impressive athleticism, and the two men quickly became friendly rivals. It wasn't long before the two wrestlers decided to team up and form a tag team. They saw the potential for greatness in each other, and they knew that by combining their skills, they could take the tag team division by storm.

Their biggest challenge came when they were booked to face Los Guerreros del Diablo, the dominant tag team that had been reigning supreme in LLM for years. Many fans and critics thought that Sin Miedo and El Rayo stood no chance against the experienced and ruthless duo.

But the young tag team surprised everyone with their tenacity and skill. They gave Los Guerreros del Diablo everything they had, and in the end, it was Sin Miedo who landed a spectacular moonsault off the top rope, pinning one of the Guerreros for the three-count and winning the tag team championship.

From that point on, Sin Miedo and El Rayo were unstoppable. They held the tag team championship for months, defending it against all comers and proving that they were one of the best tag teams in Lucha Libre Magica. Their partnership would continue for years to come, with both men going on to achieve great success both as a team and as individual wrestlers.

After capturing the Lucha Libre Magica Tag Team Championship from Los Guerreros del Diablo, Sin Miedo and El Rayo proved that they were a force to be reckoned with in the tag team division. They defended their titles against all challengers, putting on thrilling matches that left the fans on the edge of their seats.

Their first title reign lasted for 178 days, during which time they successfully defended their titles against some of the top tag teams in LLM. They showed incredible chemistry as a team, with Sin Miedo's high-flying moves complementing El Rayo's technical prowess.

Their second title reign was even more impressive. They won the championship back from a formidable team known as Los Titanes del Ring in a hard-fought match that went down as one of the best in LLM history. From there, they went on to hold the titles for 256 days, defeating all challengers and proving that they were truly the best tag team in the promotion.

Their third and final title reign was perhaps their most dominant. They won the championship in a triple threat match against two other top tag teams, Los Hombres de Hierro and Los Invasores del Cielo. From there, they went on a tear, defeating every team that dared to challenge them. Their reign lasted for a staggering 350 days, making them the longest-reigning tag team champions in LLM history.

Throughout their three title reigns, Sin Miedo and El Rayo cemented their legacy as one of the greatest tag teams in Lucha Libre Magica history. They put on incredible matches, captured the hearts of the fans, & showed that they were truly deserving of the title of champions. Even after their final reign came to an end, their names would be forever etched in the annals of LLM history as one of the most dominant tag teams to ever grace the ring.

After dominating the tag team division in Lucha Libre Magica for several years, Sin Miedo and El Rayo's partnership began to show signs of strain in 2018. The two wrestlers had been working together for years & had won multiple championships, but tensions began to rise between them. At first, it was small disagreements about how to approach matches & who should be in the ring at what times. But as time went on, those disagreements turned into full-blown arguments, and it became clear that the two wrestlers were no longer on the same page.

These disagreements led to both wrestlers deciding to part ways. Despite their break up as a tag team, they parted ways on good terms with each other, Not long after seperating from his tag team partner, Sin Miedo left the company to join American promotion Global Wrestling Entertainment.

### Global Wrestling Entertainment (2018 - 2021)

After years of dominating the tag team division in Lucha Libre Magica, Sin Miedo caught the attention of scouts from Global Wrestling Entertainment (GWE), one of the largest wrestling promotions in the world. The company was impressed by his high-flying moves, fearless attitude, and natural charisma, and they knew that he had the potential to become a major star.

Sin Miedo made his GWE debut in 2018, and it wasn't long before he was making waves in the promotion. His high-flying moves and intense energy quickly caught the attention of fans, who began to chant his name whenever he entered the ring.

In his first few months in GWE, Sin Miedo put on some incredible matches against some of the best wrestlers in the company. He showed off his incredible athleticism, executing moves that left fans speechless. He also proved that he was willing to take risks, often diving off the top rope or launching himself through the air to land a devastating move on his opponent.

Sin Miedo's first major feud in GWE was with a wrestler named "The Beast" Eddie Hall, a hulking monster who had been tearing through the competition. The two wrestlers clashed in a brutal match that saw Sin Miedo fly through the air with reckless abandon, taking Eddie down with a series of incredible moves. In the end, it was Sin Miedo who emerged victorious, cementing his status as one of the top stars in GWE.