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== Current Champions == | == Current Champions == | ||
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[[Alan Stone]] and his brother [[Chris Stone|Chris Stone/Moto Cross]] were | [[Alan Stone]] and his brother [[Chris Stone|Chris Stone/Moto Cross]] were the [[Arena Coliseo]] (DF) Tag Team Champions, as of 2005 (though last defended 2002). The championship, which was to only be defended in Mexico City's Arena Coliseo, was treated as a secondary championship, in the same way the Mexican national championships are secondary to the CMLL world championships. In this case, AAA controlled the [[Mexican National Tag Team Championship]], so CMLL created their own, arena-specific, titles. | ||
The championships never got much traction in CMLL; while they were used to highlight the Stone brothers and to build a feud with [[Guerrero del Futuro]] & [[Damian el Guerrero]] into a hair match, they vanished into the background after the last known defense. | |||
The championship is currently inactive and considered vacant, due to departures by both champions. Alan has since joined [[AAA]], and Chris also joined AAA only to return to CMLL. The possiblity of holding a tournament for new champions is occasionally brought up. The tag team [[Tigre Blanco]] and [[Tigre Metalico]] suggested a tournament for the titles to the press in 2005, but nothing's come of it. | |||
== Note == | == Note == | ||
Revision as of 14:40, 6 June 2006
Current Champions
Alan Stone and his brother Chris Stone/Moto Cross were the Arena Coliseo (DF) Tag Team Champions, as of 2005 (though last defended 2002). The championship, which was to only be defended in Mexico City's Arena Coliseo, was treated as a secondary championship, in the same way the Mexican national championships are secondary to the CMLL world championships. In this case, AAA controlled the Mexican National Tag Team Championship, so CMLL created their own, arena-specific, titles.
The championships never got much traction in CMLL; while they were used to highlight the Stone brothers and to build a feud with Guerrero del Futuro & Damian el Guerrero into a hair match, they vanished into the background after the last known defense.
The championship is currently inactive and considered vacant, due to departures by both champions. Alan has since joined AAA, and Chris also joined AAA only to return to CMLL. The possiblity of holding a tournament for new champions is occasionally brought up. The tag team Tigre Blanco and Tigre Metalico suggested a tournament for the titles to the press in 2005, but nothing's come of it.
Note
There may have been previous Arena Coliseo Tag Team Championships; Villano II & Villano I are listed as champion, as are Kato Kung Lee & Kung Fu
Champions Listing
| # | Champion(s) | Defeated | Date | Location | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| tournament for initial champions | |||||
| 1 | Alan Stone & Moto Cross | Fugaz & Virus | 2000.11.07 | Arena Coliseo (DF) | |
| 1 | Guerrero del Futuro & Damian el Guerrero | 2001.07.24 | Arena Coliseo (DF) | ||
| 2 | Valentin Mayo & Sangre Azteca | 2002.03.19 | Arena Coliseo (DF) | ||
| 3 | Valentin Mayo & Karloff Lagarde Jr. | 2002.10.22 | Arena Coliseo (DF) | ||
| championship status unclear | |||||
| title change | |||||
| successful title defense | |||||
| championship matches which were announced, but results were not found | |||||
Sources:
Sources
Robert Bihari.
