1955
On TV

Television from out of nowhere became a sudden passion for many young adults and youth.  The radio slowly became a thing of the past.  The radio did indeed have more viewers, but with few televisions pilots, it seemed an opening was made for LWO.

Lee Doragon had just arrived at LWO after training with his father Abiter.   Josh didn't feel right about spoon feeding Lee.  Having known his father he knew it wasn't what Abiter wanted.  The problem was, Lee quickly became a favorite of the fans.

Inside powers slowly began to force Josh into a decision he didn't want to make.  Lee Doragon would have the greatest rookie season in the history of LWO.

Lee started off his rookie season with a win over Delson Malooney to become the LWO Core champion.  One week later Lee would get a win over Dragon Claw #3, to win the Collegiate title.

The fans took the bate and began to love Lee.  Lee became the biggest thing to hit Latino wrestling.  Lee was all over the magazines, all over TV, all over radio, he was the champion of the media.

Night after night Lee would put on a show that would send his fans into pandamonium.  People wanted to see Lee with nightly, and he did so.

Lee made a legacy of his own that would beat out that of his father.   Lee would capture the Mexican and Latino title in time while still holding the Core and Collegiate title.

Lee would go on to retire three of the four titles and hold on to the Latino title.  Lee would come across many different adversaries in time, but none were like the media.

The media would flock over him day and night asking questions, asking for comments, fans all over him, wanting autographs.  Lee was fed up with the media, he eventually turned on the fans, and turned on himself.

Lee would end up losing the Latino title to Dragon Claw #3.