Sanchez made his professional wrestling debut in 1958 in New York City for
Capitol Wrestling Corporation. In January 1963, the Capitol Wrestling Corporation branched off from the
National Wrestling Alliance and Capitol changed its name to the World Wide Wrestling Federation. In 1970, Sanchez worked in other
territories in the States and Canada as Gino Caruso. In 1973, Sanchez won the
Stampede International Tag Team Championship in Calgary with Bill Cody. In 1983, Sanchez wrestled in Puerto Rico for the
World Wrestling Council. Throughout the 1970s and 1980s Sanchez continued working for World Wide Wrestling Federation which changed its name to the World Wrestling Federation in 1979. Sanchez worked for the
American Wrestling Association from 1985 to its closure in 1990. Also in 1990, Sanchez worked a few matches for
World Championship Wrestling. Sanchez wrestled his last match for the World Wrestling Federation on February 17, 1992, aired on March 21 for
WWF Superstars losing to
Tatanka in Tampa, Florida. He wrestled his last match in 1995 in an independent promotion in Wisconsin. Once retired from wrestling he joined the
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