Wil Mascaras is a pioneer masked professional wrestler in Nigeria who also used masked first in Africa with real name Prince William Ehidiamen has now made up his mind to search for glory internationally.
Wil is recognized as the first to use a wrestling mask in Africa. He rose to fame after winning the Nigerian Pro Wrestling Federation (NPWF) middleweight championship title in 1992 and he has the legendary Mexican lucha libre icon, Mil Máscaras as his role model. Wil competes locally within the Nigerian professional wrestling circuit and he has toured many African nations in the early 2000 as he has intention now to compete internationally.
Wil Mascaras who specializes in making life miserable for other opponents in the ring is an over three decades pro wrestling veteran who no one needs to tell what to do in the ring. Wil has pounded plenty of his challengers over the years and his skills and agility have won him many admirers.
He is referred to as the ‘Super talent’’ and his Excellency as a master hitter should be crowned with an international tour in the soonest possible time. He has a spectacular way of wrestling and flying gimmicks, as I have never seen anyone combine this level of gymnastic ability, martial arts skill and pro style of wrestling with such awesome effectiveness before thus entertaining the fans to the fullest.
Wil Mascaras is emerging as one of the distinctive masked personalities in Nigerian professional wrestling, carrying the colorful tradition of masked wrestling into the African wrestling landscape. Based in Nigeria, Wil Mascaras has been featured among the country’s professional wrestling talents at major wrestling events and international-facing African wrestling showcases.
His masked identity gives him a unique place within African professional wrestling. Masked wrestling has a long and celebrated tradition internationally, particularly in Mexico, and Wil Mascaras has drawn inspiration from that tradition while developing his own presence within Nigeria’s wrestling scene.
Wil Mascaras has also been listed among Nigerian wrestlers participating in events that brought together talents from across Africa. His inclusion alongside wrestlers from countries such as Cameroon, Ghana and the Democratic Republic of Congo demonstrates the growing opportunities for African wrestlers to participate in cross-border professional wrestling events.
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