Rey Fenix On Being Behind The Luchadore Mask In A Viceland Feature (Video)

September 20, 2018

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Viceland conducted an exclusive interview with Rey Fenix where he goes in-depth about the storied history of luchadore masks and how he doesn’t take the mystique too literally when he doesn’t don the mask:

This feature is short and I highly recommend it. Just by the way he handles himself, you could have a new favorite wrestler in Rey Fenix.

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