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=== Championship Status === == History of Championship ==

...ef Peter Mavia) [[WWA World Junior Light Heavyweight Title]], [[AWWA World Middleweight Title]] ...Tenedor" for a long time, was probably best known for wrestling in Ciudad Juarez where he reached legendary status (he was the top rudo for many years) as w

|birthdate=[[August 29]], [[1969]] - [[Ciudad Juarez]], [[Chihuahua]] |debut=[[April 12]], [[1984]] - Gimnasio Josue Neri Santos, [[Ciudad Juarez]], [[Chihuahua]]

|titles=[[National Middleweight Title]], 1975 Rookie of the Year (awarded by unknown magazine) {{aline|[[1978|78]]/[[11/19]]|mask|[[Ultraman]]|[[El Destructor]]|[[Ciudad Juarez]]}}

..., [[National Tag Team Titles]] (w/[[Espanto II]], [[Texas Lightheavyweight Championship]]) ...o do. As a team, Espanto I and Espanto II were [[Mexican National Tag Team Championship|National tag team champions]] (defeating [[Santo]] and [[Rayo de Jalisco]]

...e]], [[Oklahoma Junior Heavyweight Title]], NWA Pacific Northwest Tag Team Championship (w/[[La Muñeca Lewis]]) ...[September 25]], [[1945]] he defeated [[Bobby Bonales]] for the [[National Middleweight Title]]. Gori defended that title successfully until the 31st of May of the

...|[[04/15]]|mask (11)|[[Super Xolo]]|[[Crazy Lobo]]|Unidad Deportiva Benito Juarez - [[Tijuana]], [[Baja California]]}} ...r (15)|[[Cuervo Infernal]]|[[Shamu Jr. (Tijuana)|Shamu Jr.]]| Auditorio de Ciudad Morelos, [[Baja California]]}}

{{aline|[[02/18]]|hair|[[Pagano]]|[[Aéreo (Juarez)|Aéreo]]|[[Gimnasio Josué Neri Santos]] - [[Juárez]], [[Chihuahua]]}} {{tretain|[[IWRG Intercontinental Women's Championship|IWRG Women]]|[[Keyra]]|[[Satania]]|[[01.01|01/01]]|[[Arena Naucalpan]]}}

...[[Mecha Wolf]], [[La Estrella (Dragon Gate)|La Estrella]] and [[Kuukai]]. Championship was previously vacant. == History of Championship ==

...[[AAA Mixed Tag Team Titles]] (w/ [[Fabi Apache]]), [[AAA Reina de Reinas Championship]], Fusion Ichiban Okama Champion, [[Copa Antonio Peña|Copa Antonio Peña ( ...chicera]]; </ref>|[[Sexy Star]]|[[Pimpinela Escarlata]]|[[Auditorio Benito Juarez]]- [[Zapopan]], [[Jalisco]]}}

|birthdate=[[January 1]], [[1965]] - [[Ciudad Juárez]], [[Chihuahua]] [[Mexico]] ...orld Middleweight Championship]], [[WWA Intercontinental Light Heavyweight Championship]]

|lostmaskto=[[Pentagón Jr.]] - [[October 15]], [[2022]] - [[Arena Ciudad de México]] ...[[Arena Aztahuacan Tag Team Titles]] (w/ [[Villano V]]), [[WWA World Trios Championship]] (w/[[Villano III]], [[Villano V]]), [[2003]] [[Gran Alternativa#2003|CMLL

...ed [[Felino]] on [[October 12]]th, [[2021]] in [[Arena Mexico]] to win the championship. ...printed in the magazine mesh with the information already available. This championship was an exception, with many people previously thought as champions removed

[[image:Mexmedio.jpg|200px|right|championship belt]] == History of Championship ==

...[2021]] to challenge for the [[CMLL World Welterweight Championship]]. The championship is current vacant. == History of Championship ==

This championship is in the hands of the Kaientai Dojo promotion of Japan (though it occasion == History of Championship ==

...85th champion, having won it on November 30, 2007 in [[Arena Mexico]]. The championship is current inactive. == History of Championship ==

...Heavyweight Title]] (6), [[National Light Heavyweight Title]], [[NWA World Middleweight Title]], Los Angeles: [[NWA United National Heavyweight Title]], [[NWA Amer ...ild of a big rudo, a natural light heavyweight that could trim down to the middleweight division (back when weight divisions were actually respected), had polished

...uayo Jr.]]), 2nd Annual [[Leyenda de Plata]] championship, [[WBC Wrestling Championship]], [[PWR World Tag Team Titles]] (w/[[Blue Demon Jr.]]) ...as on [[May 14]]. Heavy was also given the [[Mexican National Welterweight Championship]], which only fueled the Santo vs. Heavy feud even more.

...replacement championship is listed under [[NWA World Historic Welterweight Championship]]'' ...016]] at the Houchen Community Center in [[El Paso]], [[Texas]] to win the championship.