Santo after a match, turning Santo to the tecnico side (those that portray the "good guys") in the process. On Jun 22, 1963, Espanto I, II and El Santo lost a match to Rito Romero, Rayo de Jalisco, and Henry Pilusso. Being disappointed with the loss Espanto II attacked El Santo, but ended up with his own mask torn up and his face covered in blood when El Santo fought back. At the first EMLL 30th Anniversary show Espanto II lost a Lucha de Apustas to Rubén Juárez and as a result was forced to unmask, being the first Espanto to lose his mask. Three weeks later, on September 27, 1963 at the second EMLL 30th Anniversary show, Epanto I defeated Rubén Juárez in a Lucha de Apuesta and forced Juárez to have his hair shaved off. The Apuesta victor was part of the build towards a mask versus mask match with El Santo. The two headlined a sold out show in Arena México where El Santo defeated Espanto I forcing him to unmask. After his unmasking he gave his name as "José Eusebio Vázquez Cisnero" just line Epsnato II had stated that his birth name was "Fernando Vázquez Cisnero", keeping the storyline relationship between the two intact. When Espanto III lost his mask he likewise stated that his last name was "Vázquez Cisnero". The Los Espantos trio got their biggest win ever when they defeated the "dream team" of Mexican tecnicos El Santo, Blue Demon and Mil Máscaras/ During that time period Los Espantos also formed a team with El Gladiador, often facing El Santo and various partners. One particularly heated match saw Los Espantos and El Gladiador fight their opponents, Ray Mendoza, René Guajardo, and Karloff Lagarde all the way back to the locker rooms in an era where such a thing was unheard of in Mexico. On September 14, 1963 Espanto I defeated Rubén Juárez to win the Mexican National Light Heavyweight Championship, one of the oldest championships in existence. In November 1963, he lost the championship to Ray Mendoza as part of a long-running rudo vs. rudo storyline between Los Espantos and Los Rebeldes (Mendoza, Guajardo and Lagarde). On October 30, 1964 Espanto I defeated American Roger Kirby in a Lucha de Apuestas, forcing Kirby to have his bleach blonde hair shaved off. In 1965 he became the Mexican National Light Heavyweight Champion once more, defeating