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Histeria/Super Crazy
Histeria, better known as Super Crazy, has wrestled all over the world. He has worked for AAA, ECW, WWE, NJPW, Zero-1, AJPW, and Pro Wrestling NOAH. He has worked for WWF and the WWE under both names, with an almost ten-year break between the two stints.
His first run with the company was short, going by the name Histeria. He appeared on RAW is WAR and Shotgun for WWF/WWE in 1997. He worked matches against the Los Cadetos del Espacio stable, feuding with Venum. Upon leaving AAA, he changed his name to Super Crazy while simultaneously handing over the costume and name of Histeria to another wrestler.
Super Crazy returned for a full run in WWE in June 2005 during the ECW-branded One Night Stand pay-per-view. He moved to SmackDown and WWE Velocity, forming a group with Psicosis and Juventus Guerrera, known as The Mexicools. The group became more popular as 2005 neared its end but, by the start of 2006, Guerrera was released from his contract, leaving Super Crazy and Psicosis to continue without him.
In 2006, Super Crazy and Psicosis had split before entering a short-lived feud. Neither was seen on WWE TV for some time. Super Crazy returned to RAW and feuded with Chris Masters and Johnny Nitro.
In 2007, he suffered a knee injury at a house show in Germany. In 2008, he performed on both ECW and SmackDown but, by November, was granted release from WWE.
Héctor Garza
Hector Garza is a second-generation Mexican wrestler. He has worked in popular premotions in both Mexico and the United States.
His time in WWE/WWF was short-lived but he made an impact defeating T.L. Hopper on an episode of Superstars before taking part in the 1997 Royal Rumble. Carza teamed with El Canek and Perro Aguayo to defeat Fuerza Guerrera, Heavy Metal and Jerry Estrada.
After several more appearances, his last match was on the 10th of March 1997 where he teamed up with Latin Lover and Octagón in a losing bout against Pentagón, Heavy Metal, and Pierroth on the 200th episode of RAW.
Héctor Garza sadly passed away at the age of 43 on 26th March 2013 after being diagnosed with Lung Cancer. His legacy lives on within the Garza family. His son is El Sultán while his two nephews, Angel Garza and Humberto Carrillo, have signed with the WWE, reforming their tag team from their days in Mexico. He was inducted into the AAA Hall of Fame in 2015.
