Richie Acevedo, a multifaceted individual with a storied career spanning over three decades, has made a lasting impact in the worlds of professional wrestling and acting. Beginning his journey in the wrestling ring in 1989, Acevedo adopted the persona of the Cuban Assassin, thrilling audiences with his exceptional skills and charisma.
As his wrestling career continued to flourish, Acevedo's passion for the entertainment industry only grew stronger. In 2013, he made the bold decision to transition into acting, marking the beginning of a new chapter in his life.
Acevedo's impressive acting resume boasts a diverse range of film projects, showcasing his versatility and talent. One of his earliest notable roles was in the French-Canadian TV series "Lunatiques" in 1999, followed by appearances in "MILFs vs Zombies" in 2015, "Bounty Hunter War" in 2014, "The Worker the Movie" in 2014, "The Making of The Mob New York" in 2015, and the critically acclaimed "Concussion" in 2015.
Throughout his career, Richie Acevedo has consistently demonstrated his ability to adapt to new roles and challenges, cementing his status as a talented and accomplished individual in the entertainment industry.
