Jose Estrada Sr.

[10.0] "One of New York's secret weapons, top tier enhancement talent since the late 70's stretching into the late 80's (intermingled with careers in Puerto Rico & Japan). Very fun tag team with Johnny Rodz. Extensive in ring repertoire, including nimble footed top rope maneuvers; making him a credible threat when given any amount of time for offense. Was given respectable runs in Puerto Rico as Super Medic/Medic I. Had fantastic chemistry with many and was outstanding in his duty. Crazy bumper who was very giving. The Conquistador gimmick gave him one last good run where he excelled in tag matches and it was absolutely my favorite enhancement talent tag team ever. Career highlight is unquestionably his Survivor Series 1988 work as Conquistador #2. The Rockers vs The Conquistadores always delivers. Check out his matches against The Blue Blazer/Owen Hart (Primetime Wrestling in general has some good Estrada matches) and watch Johnny Rodz and himself carry the WWWF (WWE) when it was a territory. Highly Recommended. (EDIT: About a year after I wrote this, the write up is unchanged but I upped his score. He was one the best the McMahons ever had! 9.75)"

[5.0] "Was a great jobber heel, and could go for 10-15 minutes as an opener on a house show. Would always draw heat, and was a very good wrestler even though he lost 95% of the time"

[6.0] "Was a pretty good heel who the crowd use to love to shit on, was technical buy any means but could of had a good career if given the right circumstances"

[7.0] "I think he was a great jobber. he won the WWF Junior Heavyweight title. He is a memorable heel jobber. He was technical in the ring. He looks like Bad News Brown a bit. He could have gotten a bigger push in his career but it went nowhere. He was one of half of the Conquistadors. Puerto Rico he was great."