El Hijo del Santo’s Farewell in Veracruz
The time has come for one of the most iconic figures in Mexican wrestling to say goodbye. El Hijo del Santo, the legendary wrestler and son of the great El Santo, will enter the ring for the last time in Veracruz. The long awaited farewell match will take place on April 26, 2025, at 5:00 PM, at the Benito Juarez Auditorium, promising an unforgettable night for all wrestling fans.
Todo x el Todo” function in Veracruz
In collaboration with “Todo x el Todo” and Bobo Producciones, this special event marks a historic moment as El Hijo del Santo brings his incredible career to an end after more than 42 years in the ring. Fans will have the opportunity to witness one of the last battles of this wrestling legend, and the venue – the Benito Juarez Auditorium – offers the perfect setting for the occasion. With air conditioning and excellent views, fans can expect to enjoy the action in comfort and style.
Official Billboard of “Todo x el Todo” 2025 Veracruz
Main Event:
VS
- Dr. Wagner Jr., Fuerza Guerrera and El Hijo de Fishman
The main event will be a star-studded show, with the legendary figure of El Hijo del Santo alongside the legacy of his father, L.A. Park, and his own son, Santo Jr. facing off against fearsome opponents such as Dr. Wagner Jr, Fuerza Guerrera and El Hijo de Fishman.
Semifinal (Australian Style Team Wrestling):
vs
- Son of La Park, La Park Jr. and Desalmado Ibarra
Third Match (Team Wrestling):
- Son of Máscara Sagrada and Huracán Ramírez Jr.
vs
Second Match (Women’s Wrestling):
vs
First Combat (Local):
Ferrari and Ferrari Jr.
vs.
Blue Silva and Black Silva
The Son of the Saint: A Living Legend
Hijo del Santo, born Jorge Ernesto Guzman Rodriguez on August 2, 1963, has spent more than four decades in the ring, keeping the legacy of his father, El Santo, alive. His career spans several promotions, including CMLL, AAA, and international stints in the U.S. and Japan. El Hijo del Santo’s in-ring skills and larger-than-life personality have earned him numerous championships, including the AAA World Tag Team Championship and the UWA Welterweight Championship.
Beyond wrestling, he became a pop culture icon, appearing in movies, animated series and advocating for environmental causes. His legacy continues through his son, Santo Jr.
