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|nameHistory=Hija de Karonte/Hija de Karonte I (current) == Lucha de Apuestas Record ==

I like the new main page, it looks good. --[[User:TakemuraMetal|TakemuraMetal]] 07 ...cool front page, like the real wikipedia, to announce what's new, etc. Do I leave that to you? [[User:Wagnerpanther|wagner/panther]] 00:22, 2 Sep 2005

...el Cortado. Says he spent 1998 - June 2008 in AAA. Info given in a La Rata I bio confirms that was one of his characters. He may have been the Espantapa {{aline|[[??]]/[[??/??]]|hair|[[Pantera I]]|[[Símbolo]]|[[unknown]]}}

|maestro=[[Mohicano I]], [[Rolando Vera]] Source: [http://www.boxylucha.com.mx/luchadoras/mohicana.htm box y lucha]

|lostmaskto=[[Trauma I]] - [[September 4]], [[2016]] - [[Arena Naucalpan]] == Lucha de Apuesta Record ==

|titles=[[AWWA Tag Team Championship]] (w/[[Dragon Chino I]] (around 1987) ...had the idea to mask him and his partner as [[Pentagon III | Dragon Chino I]] and II.

...II]] (father), [[La Gata Negra]] (great-aunt), [[Gato Negro I]], [[Zorro I]], [[Gato Negro II]], [[El Gato (Guatemala)|El Gato]], [[Cóndor Azul]], [ Guatemala based luchadora tecnica. She states that she went to lucha libre events since she was young and she eventually began her training with

|maestro= [[Cachorro I]] |lostmaskto= [[Intocable I]]

'''Escuela de Lucha Libre Astuto Centauro''' is a Lucha Libre training school in [[Nuevo Laredo]], [[Tamaulipas]]. It was founded o * [[Stelaris I]]

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...stern comic's character “El Relámpago de Jack”. His mother doña Tatica did like wrestling, Jack did not want his mother to know that he was a wrestler, so == Lucha de Apuestas Record ==

...Star]], [[Gatubela (Saltillo)|Gatubela]] (aunts), [[Rigo]], [[Green Demon I]], [[Green Demon II]], (uncles), [[Latino (Saltillo)|Latino]], [[Krator Jr |maestro=[[Gatubela (Saltillo)|Gatubela]], [[Green Demon I]], [[Chavo Lomeli]]

This arena have been held events of lucha libre of promotions as [[AAA]], [[CMLL]], [[TNA]] and [[WWE]]. *[[CMLL]] presents "Ruleta de la Muerte I" in [[July 5]], [[2008]].

|name=Clímax I |nameHistory=Clímax I

...nderground Gift of the Gods Championship]] in season 4 episode 22, (Ultima Lucha Cuatro Part 2). ...nced in [[2014]] the first ever [[Aztec Warfare|Aztec Warfare Match]] in [[Lucha Underground]] to crown the promotion's first champion. The Aztec Warfare Ma

...ame promoter who gave him the first opportunity to train in a ring did not like the idea of the terrorífic character, he had no choice. In the end he had He had notable matches against the top exponents lucha libre exponents in Mexico such as [[Santo]], [[Gory Guerrero]], [[Bobby Bon

...on. It's controlled by the Guadalajara branch of [[CMLL|Consejo Mundial de Lucha Libre]]. It was inactive for many years before being brought back in 2015. ...astero]], [[Sanson (II)|Sansón]])<ref>[http://www.luchaworld.com/?p=59994/ Lucha World]</ref>|[[Furia Roja (Guadalajara)|Furia Roja]], [[Mr. Trueno]], [[Rey

|name=Gemelo Pantera I |nameHistory=Black Panther/Dark Panther (debut -), Gemelo Pantera I (2017 -)

...Corazones, [[Tormenta Tropical]]|[[Los Buitres Blancos]] [[Buitre Blanco I|I]], [[Buitre Blanco II|II]] & [[Buitre Blanco III|III]]|[[Coliseo Coacalco]] {{aline|[[2005]]/[[10/16]]|hair|[[Magnifico I|Magnifico]]|Rey de Corazones|[[Coliseo Coacalco]], [[Coacalco]], [[Estado d

|image=Puma Valderrama I.jpg |lostmaskto=[[Halcones Dorados]] [[Halcon Dorado I|I]] & [[Halcon Dorado II|II]] - [[August 21]], [[1983]] - [[Estadio Azteca]],

|maestro=[[Kaoma Jr.]], [[Etreus]], [[Gemelo Pantera I]], [[Gemelo Pantera II]], [[Último Dragoncito]], [[Virus]] ...a Libre and left the other sports she was practicing. She discoveted that lucha libre was the sport she loved. She participated in the 2018 [[Copa Juvenil

|maestro=[[Roy Reyes]], [[Sangre Azteca]], [[Pantera I]], [[Jeque]] ...restled in Arena 23 de Junio, Plaza de Toros San Gabriel with Reinas de la Lucha, Gimnasio Micktlan, and. Arena Caracoles.

|nameHistory=Mad Lad I, Rockin Devil Jr., Colors, Skary Man, Esquizofrenia (1st Versión), Musical ...94]] at DUM Softball Stadium, [[Mexicali]], [[Baja California]] as Mad Lad I and used that name for a while. Then, used the name of Rockin Devil after [

{{aline|[[1972]]<ref>Lucha Libre 480</ref>|hair|[[Karloff Lagarde]]|[[Alberto Muñoz]]|[[Arena Mexico] ..., [[Brazo de Oro]] & [[Brazo Cibernético]]|Bestias Negras [[Bestia Negra I|I]], [[Bestia Negra II|II]] & [[Bestia Negra III|III]]|[[Palenque de la Feria

|maestro=[[Caudillo I]], [[Príncipe Negro (Baja California)|Príncipe Negro]] === Honorable Comisión de Box y Lucha Libre de Mexicali ===

{{aline|75/??/??|hair|[[César Silva]]|[[King I]]|unknown}} {{Gallery|name=cesarsilvall112.png|caption=Lucha Libre 112}}

[[Villano I]] - October 21, 1986, El Toreo - Naucalpan, Mexico State (as El Broncas) {{aline|86/[[October 21|10/21]]|mask|[[Villano I]]|El Broncas|El Toreo - Naucalpan, Mexico State}}

{{aline|[[2017|17]]/[[April 9|04/09]]|Hair (1)|[[Gemelo Pantera I|Dark Panther]]|'''Silver Fly'''|Auditorio Matamoros - Matamoros, Tamaulipas {{aend|<b>(1)</b> [[Lucha Del Revés]]}}

...e vacant [[Nuevo Leon Tag Team Championship]]. All teams were announced by Lucha Libre Regia on Fotolog, it's unclear if all they actually took part of the *[[Hampón I]] & [[Hampón II]]

{{aline|01/08/03|hairs|[[Marcela]] & [[Mohicano I]]|La Gata & [[Black Machine]]|Arena San Juan Pantitlán - Neza, Mexico Stat Source: [http://www.boxylucha.com.mx/luchadoras/gata.htm Box Y Lucha]

...since, including special appearances in [[IWRG]] and the US. Part of the [[Lucha Libre USA]] cast, where he's the second of the mini tecnicos behind [[Masca == Lucha de Apuestas Record ==

|maestro=[[Ricky Estrada]], [[Comandante I]], [[Comandante II]], [[Corsario de Fuego]] ...luchadora técnica since at least 2017. She wants to became a princess in Lucha Libre and for this reason she chose her ring name. Wrestled in Tepetates, L

...fesionales de Lucha Libre de [[1980]] a [[1999]]. Continua la enseñanza de Lucha Libre en su Gimnasio Mr. Lince GYM en [[Monterrey]] [[N.L.]]y manejando Luc ...ssional training with master [[Benny Llanas]], and began his career with [[Lucha Libre Monterrey]]. Three years into his career, he began training with gran

|nicknames="El Padre De La Lucha Mazatleca", "El Rudo Con Ángel" |maestro=[[El Marino I]], [[Popeye Ramírez]]

...0|Masks|[[Golden Boy]] & '''Resucitado Jr.'''|Los Fugitivos ([[Fugitivio I|I]] & [[Fugitivo II|II]])|Unknown}} ...]] & Tigre Universitario|[[Flecha Azul]] & Los Fantasticos ([[Fantastico I|I]] & [[Fantastico II|II]])|Gimnasio Nuevo León - Monterrey, Nuevo León}}

...since she was 5 years old because of her father and a cousin who were big Lucha Libre fans. She used to watch Luchas on TV and watching [[El Santo]]'s movi ...n the following week. She shared training with [[El Pantera I]], [[Climax I]] and [[Pentagon]]. After 3 years of training she became professional.

...orn on May 20th, 1935 in Leon, Mexico. He debuted at the late age of 22 by lucha libre standards. ...inued on. He and [[Manuel Robles]] took on [[El Cobarde]] and [[El Jalisco I]] in a mask vs hair match, but were unsuccessful. He also tried his luck ag

...her), [[Místico II]] & [[Rush]] (brothers), [[Franco Colombo]], [[Pit Bull I]] & [[Pit Bull II]] (uncles), [[Latino]] (cousin); see [[The Family of Rush |maestro=[[Alfredo Pineda]], [[Franco Colombo]], [[Pierrothito]], [[Pit Bull I]], [[Toro Blanco]]

...e age of 6 she saw a luchadoras match and she all excited told her mother "I want to be a luchadora" since then that was her biggest dream. ...one maestro, El Rudo #1 Satánico. He trained her in Olympic Wrestling and Lucha Libre for two years and she still trains with him.

...onse to the [[UWA World Junior Heavyweight Championship]]; the Mexico City lucha libre commission publically considered no longer recognizing that belt beca ...Bello Greco]]|[[1985]].[[10.27]]|[[Palacio de los Deportes DF]]|<ref>Box y Lucha 1713</ref>}}

|maestro=[[Aguila Solitaria]], [[Bufalo Duran]], [[Cometa Azul]], [[Pantera I]] He decided to pursue a career in Lucha Libre inspired by [[Blue Demon]] and [[Santo]]. His professional debut was

|maestro=[[El Capitán]], [[Espectro I]], [[Dick Angelo]], [[León Chino]] ...o)<br> [[Super Pinocho]] - [[December 13]], [[2008]] - Festival mundial de Lucha Libre - Plaza Liberacion, Guadalajara, Jalisco (as Pandita)

...azed at how quickly the midget actors on set picked up the finer points of lucha & thought they should train as professionals. The midgets figuring it was {{aline|[[1972]]/[[02/04]]<ref>Lucha Libre #480</reF>|hair|[[Raúl Reyes]]|[[César Valentino]]|[[Arena Mexico]]

...por 25 años. Durante su carrera se enfrento contra grandes leyendas de la lucha libre en México como El Rayo de Jalisco (padre), Blue Demon (padre), TNT, ...ucalpan. Durante este tiempo, el mantuvo una rivalidad con los Matemáticos I, II, y III.

...eight Championship]], [[Distrito Federal Trios Championship]] (w/[[Tarasco I]] & [[Tarasco II]]), [[Pachuca Middleweight Championship]], [[Toluca Middle Both the local Mexican State lucha libre commission and IWRG used the story that all referee decisions were fi

...cara Ano 2000 Jr.]], [[Oficial 911]], [[Sádico (KBW)|Sadico]] and [[Trauma I]]}}

{{aline|[[1965]].[[07.23]]<ref>Lucha Libre 94</ref>|hair|[[Pantera Negra]]|[[Chino Chow]]|[[Arena Coliseo Guadal {{aline|[[1972|72]]/[[11/26]]|hair|[[Comando I]]|[[Chino Chow]] |[[Arena Coliseo]]}}

...t [[2009]]. In [[2010]] he returned to [[Mexico]] running a mixed show of lucha & MMA under the Triple 666 Mexico banner, currently called [[RSW]]. {{Gallery||name=Soleil02 480x480.jpg|caption=with [[Payaso Soleil I]]}}

:[[April 27]]:[[Difunto I]] == Lucha de Apuestas ==

''Lucha Libre Magazine'' * Blodiest: [[Espanto I]] vs [[Dorrel Dixon]]

|maestro=[[Mohicano I]], [[Fire]], [[Carta Brava]] {{aend|'''(1)''' Lucha de Reves}}

...mon Jr.]], [[Corsario Negro Jr.]], [[Negro Navarro]], [[Skayde]], [[Trauma I]], [[Trauma II]] ...tos/a.10150113817166559.278784.96186896558/10154340159986559/?type=3 Box Y Lucha]</ref> - [[Ecatepec]], [[Mexico State]]

...steñito Moy]] (father), [[Campesino del Valle]] (former husband), [[Deluto I Jr.]] (nephew), [[Campesino del Valle Jr.]] (former stepson) |maestro=[[Green Demon I]], [[Zaeta Amarilla I]], [[Zaeta Amarilla II]]

...y platillos aplaudieron su retorno a la Lucha Libre enfrentando al Vampiro I, rudo imparable. Ese combate quedará marcado en la memoria de todos los fa ...bal]], [[Ray Mendoza]], [[El Lince]], [[El Santo]], todos referentes de la Lucha Libre mexicana durante décadas doradas y su máximo ídolo es [[Rayo de Ja

|lostmaskto=(as Huracán Jr.) [[Black Shadow Jr. I|Black Shadow Jr.]] - [[July 29]], [[1990]] - [[Plaza de Toros Monumental]] ...=273290477_2432570516873788_7390113204717996602_n.jpg|caption=with Pantera I and II}}

...ma Ota]]|[[Barick Rivera]]|[[1957]]|[[Mexicali]], [[Baja California]]|<ref>Lucha Libre 125</ref>}} ...ghtweight Championship|WWA LIGHT]]|[[Askari el Gringo]]|[[Black Shadow Jr. I|Black Shadow Jr.]]|[[1990]]|[[Tuxtla Guiterrez]]}}

|nicknames=Any Cool Name I Can Think Of", "Chicken-Hawk", "The Last Dragon", "The Glow Of Texas", "Hum ...]] in [[2015]], but his most high profile matches were part of the first [[Lucha World Cup]]. He represented [[ROH]] and the United States in the competitio

...a spider, or a more direct homage to the comic book character Spider-Man. Like many other comic book adaption, it's not always clear who's playing the rol ** [[Araña Maligna I]]

Colombian lucha libre legend. {{aline|??/??/??|mask|Rayo de Plata|[[Infierno I]]|[[Colombia]]}}

|family=[[Guerrero Mixtico|Guerrero Mixtico I]] (brother-in-law) == Lucha de Apuestas Record ==

Box Y Lucha fan poll awards == Lucha Libre Annual ==

The [[Producciones Hernández Trios Championship]] is a lucha libre six men tag team title promoted by Producciones Hernández and establ ...Dark Saint]], [[Ritual]], & [[Charly Montana]]), Los Pura Sangre ([[Buffon I]], [[Buffon II]] & [[Fox Steel]]), and Los Hijos de Camelia ([[Mr. Thunder]

...ich he is seen violently throwing a 5 year-old boy to the pavement after a lucha libre match in a clandestine show sponsored by a political party in Alcaldi ...nar-el-vikingo-suspendido-indefinidamente-por-comision-de-lucha-libre/ Mas Lucha]</ref>

...advanced out of that position. Like [[Sombra de Plata]], [[Rayo de Tapatio I]], [[Rayo de Tapatio II]], [[Messala]], and [[Caligula]], they're regulars == Lucha de Apuestas Record ==

|family=[[Halcon Furia I]] (Father), [[Halcon Furia Jr.]] (Brother), [[Mr. Brisa]] (Brother), [[Esfi ...I]], [[Abuelo Carrillo]], [[Loco Zandokan]], [[Loco Zandokan II]], [[Flash I]], [[Centella]], [[Chucho Garcia]]

|maestro=[[Flash I]] == Lucha de Apuestas Record ==

[[Image:lllicon.jpg|left]] '''LLL''' (Lucha Libre Latina) is a long running rudo group in [[AAA]], attempting at taking * [[Mini Head Hunter I]]

*[[Marioneta]] ([http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C7HJP0_AUdo Box Y Lucha]) ...antastico II]], [[Huracán Ramírez Jr.]], [[Impulso]], [[Oscuro]], [[Trauma I]], and [[Trauma II]].

|nicknames= ''El Idolo de Internet'', "El Rudo y Cursi de la Lucha Libre" {{Gallery||name=Rober04.jpg|caption=1989 [[Astro I|Astros I]] & [[Astro II|II]], Flama Solar (center)}}

|family=[[Caifán Rockero I]] (brother) ...[[Caifán Rockero I]]) , [[Northeast Tag Team Title]] (w/ [[Caifán Rockero I]])

...Tiger IV]] (2005 - 2009), Grey Shadow (CMLL 2008), Tornado Azteko/Azteko (Lucha Libre USA, 2010), Chico el Luchador (???-) ...ng renamed Azteko in post production. After a few appearances as Azteko on Lucha Libre USA house shows, he reverted to the Rocky Romero name.

...news media on [[November 19]], [[2008]] during the presentation of Mexican lucha libre blog "Cuadrilatero 6×6" in [[Xalapa]], [[Veracruz]]. Fishman and El {{aline|[[2014|14]]/[[October 13|10/13]]|Hair (4)|[[El Hijo de Fishman]]<ref>Lucha Mania (Group) @ Facebook</ref>|[[El Hijo del Canek]]|[[Torreón]], [[Coahui

...|Panama Panther|[[Cometa Azul II]]|[[Carpa Astros]]|<ref>Arena 1347, Box y Lucha 1643; may have the two matches confused</ref>}} {{aline|[[1984|84]]/[[08/06]]|mask|Panama Panther|[[Cometa Azul I]]|[[Pavillon Azteca]]}}

...ook.com/story.php?story_fbid=2068598773155838&id=731294526886276 The Crash Lucha Libre Facebook] listed this as a title match but no belts were presented. [ ...alibre/photos/a.807122645970130/2430945023587876/?type=3&theater The Crash Lucha Libre]</ref>'''}}

...ho has the appearance of a... a something with legs, first appeared on the lucha scene in 1988 as a mini-mascot for [[Tinieblas]], who was looking to relaun ...ike [[Mr. Niebla]] or [[Hijo del Santo]], and the powerful Japanese titans like [[Jushin Liger]] always have a hard time with the Doc. However, Alushe just

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== Lucha de Apuestas Record == ...o involving [[Toxico]], [[Xibalba]], [[Fantasma de la Quebrada]], [[Trauma I]], [[Bobby Lee Jr.]], [[Olimpico]], [[Tinieblas Jr.]], [[Mascara Año 2000

...Hijo del Fantasma]]), [[Young Dragons Cup#2010|Young Dragons Cup 2010]], [[Lucha Underground Trios Championship]], wXw Shotgun Championship ...here he was a regular with promotion WWP Thunderstrike. His first link to lucha was working with [[Ultimo Dragon]] & [[Super Nova]] in NWE.

...in Oaxaca. Founded several gymnasiums dedicated to Olympic wrestling and Lucha Libre. ...friend, la Guajolota. Relámpago Gómez, along with Red Demon, visited the lucha libre gymnasium at Arena Oaxaca (currently Casa de los Deportes) whose head

|family=[[El Hijo del Espanto I]] (brother) ...wrestling around the country with other names. Here we get to have a case like the one between [[Villano IV]] and [[Villano V]], where the younger brother

{{aline|[[1972]]<ref>Lucha Libre 480</ref>|hair|[[Estrella Blanca]]|[[Tauro]]|[[Pista Arena Revolució {{aline|[[1990]]|hair/mask|[[El Pantera]] & [[Joe Mercado]]|[[Tarasco I]] & [[Tarasco II]]|[[Arena Naucalpan|Arena Naucalpan - Naucalpan, Mexico St

...s the 13th lightweight champion. He defeated [[Dragon Celestial|Diablo Jr. I]] in a tournament final for the vacant championship on [[November 13th]], [ ...fenseLine|10|[[Hijo del Pantera]]<ref>[http://www.luchaworld.com/?p=59366/ Lucha World]</ref>|[[2015]].[[10.11]]|[[Arena Naucalpan]]}}

...ow on ESPN about lucha libre, and now hosts [[Sobre el Ring]] on AYM about lucha libre. {{aline|[[1989|89]]/[[June 17|06/17]]|hair|[[Javier Llanes]]|[[El Macho I]]|[[Arena Coliseo]] - [[Mexico City]]}}

...ck Tiger (Puebla)|Black Tiger]], [[El Mexicano]], [[Gran Apache]], [[Simba I]] [[Category:Former Lucha Libre Elite wrestlers]]

...History= Dr. Karonte Jr I, Hijo Del Doctor Karonte, Argenis, Barrio Negro (Lucha Underground 2015-) |titles= [[Lucha Underground Trios Championship]], [[Rey de Reyes#2017|Rey de Reyes 2017]].

|name=Solar (I) |nameHistory=Solar (I) (debut - ), El Mariachi (AAA, 07/94 - 06/95 and Japan, 1999)

|family=[[Dr. Karonte I (Almanza)]] (son), [[Dr. Karonte III]]? (grandson?) ...agazines. With his new identity gained popularity and won apuestas matches like the mask of [[Puños de Oro]] on 1974 at [[Arena San Juan Pantitlán]].

...ayde), [[Murciélago I]], [[Murciélago II]], [[Murciélago III]], [[Robinson I]] (uncles) <ref>DosdeTres Magazine June 2008</ref> ...Fuerza Aérea AAA]]. Turned rudo & feuded with [[Aero Star]]. Appeared on [[Lucha Underground]] in matches with Aero Star, [[Pentagon Jr.]] & [[Sexi Star]].

...woman. And She has the heart of a volcano. She will never give up and she I will conquer. She wrestles in EWF and Santino Bros. She is going to debut Image:Tmp-cam--1603608797.jpg|Wrestling Lucha Libre

{{TitleHistorySpan|[[Lucha Libre USA Tag Team Tournament, 2010|tournament to determine first champion] ...eHistorySpan|championship vacant when Oriental loses handicap match to Sol I & II when Tinieblas Jr. was not there; one Sol is revealed to be Tinieblas

Aztec Rumble is a [[Lucha Underground]] match type, invented by [[Dario Cueto]]. Luchadors entered at == Aztec Warfare I ==

...ano (SLP)|El Mexicano]]), [[State of Chiapas Trios Titles]] (with [[Veneno I]] & [[Veneno II]]), [[State of Chiapas Middleweight Championship]] == Lucha de Apuestas Record ==

{{aline|[[1972]]/[[02/04]]<ref>Lucha Libre #480</reF>|hair|[[Raúl Reyes]]|[[Cesar Valentino]]|[[Arena Mexico]]} {{aline|[[1977]]/[[04/03]]|hair|[[Gemelo Diablo I]]|[[Raúl Reyes]]|[[Arena Coliseo]]}}

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|name=Espectro I (Spectre) |nameHistory=Tony Hernández (debut - 53), Espectro I/Espectro de Ultratumba (53 - death)

...o return to the indy scene which included lots of dates with the touring [[Lucha VaVoom]] promotion. ...pearences in various media outlets to promote things like Lucha VaVoom and Lucha Libre shows in France, England, etc.

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...el Azteca II (CMLL, 1995), Power Raider Rojo (AAA, 03/95 - 08/95), Frisbee I (09/95 - 11/95), Adventure (WPW, 98 - 99), Super Elektra (first version, Pr |maestro=[[Pedro Nieves]], [[Felipe Ham Lee]], [[Villano I]]

...a career as a wrestling trainer in Guadalajara, Jalisco in a local "Box y Lucha" gym, and a few years later, on June 20, 1959, he became the head trainer a ...Cochisse (Espectro de Ultratumba)]], Espectro Jr., [[El Supremo|El Supremo I]], César Curiel, [[El Solitario]], [[Mil Máscaras]], [[Abismo Negro]] and

...istory=Samuray Del Sol/Samurai Del Sol/Samuray (debut - 2013), Octagón Jr. I (AAA, 2012 - 2013), Kalisto (WWE, 2013 -) ...t never got a serious push in this role, despite promising to "make a good lucha thing" in a [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8F7wwojtuak very ill-advised E

|name=Aristóteles I ...tos/a.10150113817166559.278784.96186896558/10153499234431559/?type=3 Box Y Lucha]</ref>

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...by Bonales''' is a lucha libre trophy awarded in [[CMLL|Consejo Mundial de Lucha Libre]]. It's awarded in honor to "Maravilla Moreliana" [[Bobby Bonales]]. | align="center"|I

...oey Ryan, Hollywood, Joey Hollywood, Joey Blalock, El Gallinero, Gallinero I, Forsaken [[Category:Lucha Underground wrestlers]]

..., [[Super Raton]] & [[Coliseo 2000]]|[[Tortugas Ninja]] ([[Tortuga Ninja I|I]], [[Tortuga Ninja II|II]], [[Tortuga Ninja III|III]] & [[Tortuga Ninja IV| ...[[Super Pinocho]] & [[Super Raton]]|[[Los Black Hunters]] [[Black Hunter I|I]]/[[Black Hunter II|II]]/[[Black Hunter III|III]]|Cancun}}

|maestro=[[Caudillo I]] ...un buen arsenal de llaveo y contrallaveo, ademas de movimientos de poder y lucha aerea. Es el consentido de la Porra Ruda de la Arena Nacionalista de Mexica

...Blanco]] (father), [[Dragon Lee II]], [[Mistico II]] (brother), [[Pit Bull I]], [[Pit Bull II]] and [[Franco Colombo]] (uncles), [[Latino]] (cousin); se ...eam Championship]] (2) (w/[[La Mascara]]) and (w/[[El Terrible]]), [[Mucha Lucha Atlanta Championship]], ROH World Heavyweight Championship

|nameHistory=Steel Man I (debut - ??), Quasar Jr. (?? - 03/00), Neutrón (03/00 - 2006, 02/2007- ), ...n the related [[Arena Coliseo Guadalajara]]. A surprising inclusion in the Lucha Libre USA: Masked Warrior show, wrestling as rudo 'Neutronic', in his usual

...ho]], [[Super Raton]] & Coliseo 2000|[[Tortugas Ninja]] ([[Tortuga Ninja I|I]], [[Tortuga Ninja II|II]], [[Tortuga Ninja III|III]] & [[Tortuga Ninja IV| {{aline|??/??/??|Lucha Alrevez|[[Coliseo 2000]]|[[Kaoma Jr.]]|Arena San Rafael - Apodaca, N.L.}}

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...y 6 in Xalapa, Veracruz. Trained by [[Chucho Monroy]]. His early days in lucha libre were difficult, but with his mat skills and agility earned the respec ...d el Tallarín (due to his slim complexion) endorsed by the H. Comisión de Lucha Libre. His career spanned for 38 years.

|family=[[Piel Canela 0|Piel Canela]] (mother), [[Ministro de la Muerte I]] (father), [[Ministro de la Muerte II]], [[Ministro de la Muerte III]] (Un |maestro=[[Moro III]], [[Brillante]], [[Pentagoncito]], [[Diabólico I]], [[Araña del Futuro]], [[Franco Colombo]]

Trained by Raul Torres in Lucha Libre and Homero Torres in Olympic wrestling, he went to small arenas where ...r of luchas de apuestas. The most worthy mask he won was the one of Astro I and took the hair of Arturo Holguin five times and Salvaje Rivas four times

...ico. He quit school early and took up plumbing, then later became a fan of lucha libre. In particular, he was a big fan of [[Chico Casasola]] and [[Bobby Bo ...Goliat Ayala. during this time he unsuccessfully challenged for La Muerte I's Mexico State light heavyweight title.

Mexico city rudo. Started out in small arenas (like [[Coliseo Coacalco]], gaining attention for a long feud with with [[Daga]]. == Lucha de Apuestas Record ==

:Match: [[Supremo I]] vs [[Pierroth Jr.]] ...lation: [[Oro]], [[Felino]], [[Triton]], [[Ciclon Ramirez]], [[Gran Apache I]], [[Los Cavernicolas]], [[Los Metálicos]]

|nicknames="El Príncipe de la Buena Lucha" ...|01/07/28|masks|[[Ares]] & '''Silver Star'''|[[Chavo Lomeli|Hermano Diablo I]] & [[Latino (Saltillo)|Hermano Diablo II]]|Parque Tolteca - Guadalupe, Nue

|family=[[El Latino]] (brother), [[Lemús I]] (uncle), [[Lemus Jr.]] (cousin), [[Juan Reynosa]] (3rd cousin), [[Mad Dog |maestro=[[Mr Nuclear]], [[Rebelde Blanco]], [[Lemus I]], [[El Judio]], [[Arandu]], [[Horoscopo]], [[Rudy Boy Gonzalez]], [[Jose L

{{aline|[[1970]]/[[07/31]]<ref>Box Y Lucha 929</ref>|hair|[[Ray Mendoza]]|[[Coloso Colosetti]]|[[Arena Mexico]]}} {{aline|[[1975]]/[[09/19]]|hair|[[Gemelo Diablo I|Gemelos Diablo I]] & [[Gemelo Diablo II|II]]|[[Coloso Colosetti]] & [[Rubí Rubalcava]]|[[Ar

...Estado de Mexico)|Aramis]], [[Diablo Jr. I]], [[Capo Del Norte]], [[Trauma I]], [[Leo II (Ninja Turtle)|Leo]], [[Violencia Jr.]]}} * Box Y Lucha 3070

{{TitleHistoryLine|1<ref>Lucha Libre 54-55</ref>|[[Jhonny James]]|[[Sombra Vengador]]|[[1964]].[[10.24]]|[ {{TitleDefenseLine|-|[[Canala I]]|[[1992]].[[05.03]]|[[Arena Altavilla]]}}

== Lucha de Apuesta record == ...|<b>(1)</b> Ruleta de la Muerte along with [[Imposible]], [[Caifan Rockero I|Caifan]], [[Nuevo As Charro|As Charro]], [[Romano Garcia]] & [[Corsario Neg

|nameHistory= Estrella de Jalisco I, el Gallo (2006 - current) == Lucha de Apuestas Record ==

...guez]], [[Charly Montana]], [[Escriba]], [[Caballero Halcón]], [[Diabólico I]] == Lucha de Apuestas Record ==

|maestro=Hurricane Havana, Kathy Start, Awesome Anne Pippa I. Vinn ...ld, en La Arena Vivís Sport, en una pequeña promotora, ya desaparecida, de lucha libre de gladiadores exóticos. De ascendencia mexicana, se hizo luchador e

...ut Aeroflash's activities around Tamaulipas; it's not a national center of lucha libre, but it appears he may have been the local legend for some time. == Lucha de Apuestas ==

|maestro=[[Fobia]], [[Green Demon I]], [[Marshall (Coahuila)|Marshall]], [[Psicosis]], [[Rey Misterio]], [[Sat� ...[[Distrito Federal Lightweight Championship]], P.L.L. World Championship, Lucha Libre Superstars International Miniweight Championship, P.O.R Cruiserweight

...ild. She always liked rough sports like football, but one day of training lucha libre she found her passion. Her first maestro was [[Hijo del Halcón Suria ...were the first generation. However, her maestro saw in her a savage side like the one of a feline. For this reason Hijo del Halcón Suriano decided to t

Had a sports background in boxing, then entered in the magic world ofb lucha libre. ...Hijo de El Santo presented there for the inauguration also El Chivo Pérez I, El Duende, [[Chucho Monroy]] and Anticristo.

[[File:Lucha Underground.jpeg|200px|right]] ...o in Canada on Sundays. The promotion crowned Prince Puma as their first [[Lucha Underground Championship|champion]] on [[October 5]], [[2014]].

{{aline|[[1977]]/[[03/11]]|hair|[[Gemelo Diablo I]]|[[Carlos Plata]]|[[Arena México]]}} {{aline|81/09/13|hair<ref>Box Y Lucha 1504</ref>|[[Luis Mariscal]]|[[Carlos Plata]]|El Cortijo - Mexico City}}

== Lucha de Apuestas Récord == ...amante]]|[[2017]]/[[September 18|09/23]]|[[Oaxaca (city)|Academia de Box y Lucha Crixo]] - [[Oaxaca (city)|Huajuapan de León]], [[Oaxaca State|Oaxaca]]}}

...aje]] they comprised a tag team which turned into a rivalry and ended in a lucha de apuestas. He lost his mask against Búfalo Salvaje (Miguel Ramírez) an ...Jr.]], [[Neutrón]], [[Tawa Vera]], [[El Dinámico]], [[El Cid]], [[Bengala I]], [[Bengala II]], Los Centuriones, [[Talismán]] and the list goes.

...ipe Negro (Baja California)|Príncipe Negro]], [[Caudillo Jr.]], [[Caudillo I]] ...incipe Negro Jr.]], [[Próximo]], [[Rey Negro]], and [[Voltron]]; '''(3)''' Lucha en Jaula}}

|family=[[Gato Negro I]], [[Gato Negro II]] (sons), [[Gata Negra]], [[Hija del Zorro]] (nieces), [ After her ring career, she was director of the Lucha Magazine. She had organized tribute events for fellow luchadors.

|birthdate=[[September 18]], [[1933]] (listed as November 8, 1933 in Lucha Libre 112) - [[San Luis Potosi]] ...sks|[[Brazo de Oro]] & [[Brazo de Plata]]|[[Álvaro Velazco | Mr. Wrestling I]] & Mr. Wrestling II|[[Palacio de los Deportes]] - [[Mexico City]]}}

...Palau, Mexico, "Chief Battu" Nunca Se Imaginaba Que Entraria A Un Ring De Lucha Libre Como Professional. ..., Para Ver Si Duraban Y Si Duraban Entoces Nos Enesnaba Los Secretos De La Lucha Libre"

|maestro=[[Demon Black]], [[Campesino del Valle]], [[Tarasco I]], [[Charro de Jalisco Jr.]] ...Arena 11 de julio, Gym del Valle, Arena Angeles, Arena Olímpica, Arena de Lucha Clásica. Besides she also wrestled im Mexico City in events.

|realName=Fidel (or Felipe<ref>Grandes Figures de la Lucha Libre #21</ref>) Alvarado |nameHistory=Adrian, Siniestro, Faces I, La Llorona Loca, Mala Sangre, Polvo de Estrellas, Coco Rosa, Amadeus (AAA

...n|[[UWA World Light Heavyweight Championship|UWA LH]]|[[el Signo]]|[[Solar I]]|[[1992]]|[[Arena Aficion De Pachuca]]}} ...hip|MEX TRIOS]]|[[Los Payasos]] ([[El Indómito|Coco Amarillo]], [[Engendro I|Coco Azul]] & [[El Cobarde II|Coco Rojo]])|[[Tony Arce]], [[Vulcano]], [[Ro

|family=[[El Calavera II]] (father), [[Hermano Calavera I]] (uncle) [[Oro]], [[Oro II|Oro II (second)/Exaclibur]], [[Plata II]] (brot ...ttps://www.facebook.com/96186896558/posts/10158738193236559/ Revista Box y Lucha]</ref>

|lostmaskto=[[Trauma I]] - [[February 3]], [[2024]] - [[Arena López Mateos]] {{aline|[[2024]]/[[02/03]]|mask|[[Trauma I]]|[[Wotan]]|[[Arena López Mateos]]}}

...] (father), [[El Ángel del Infierno]] (brother), [[Latino]], [[Green Demon I ]], [[Green Demon II]] (uncles), [[Lady Star]], [[Gatubela (Saltillo)|Gatub |maestro=[[Chavo Lomeli]], [[Latino]], [[Green Demon I]], [[Angel del Infierno]], [[Tony Salazar]], [[Arturo Beristain]], [[Virus]

Baja California based luchador tecnico since 1982. Began trainign lucha libre, because he had a street fight. He was seen by [[Príncipe Elios]] a {{aline|??/??/??|mask|Esteta Suicida|[[Dragon I]]|La Lagunilla}}

...hip is under the jurisdiction of the Estado de Mexico (Mexico State) Box Y Lucha commission [[Image:MonjesLocosEDMTagTeamChamps.jpg|200px|left]] Monje Loco I & Monje Loco II are the current champions.

|lostmaskto=[[Difunto I]] - [[October 1]], [[2017]] ...to attend '''Martes de Coliseo'''. He was invited by his friends to train Lucha Libre. He was the only one who continued with his training until he became

...150113817166559.278784.96186896558/10154722309691559/?type=3&theater Box Y Lucha]</ref> At mid [[2012]] began to promote his own lucha promotion [[LLES]].

...Genio (debut-1974), Espectro Jr. (first) (1974-80), Kahoz (original)/Kahoz I (1980-85), Espectro de Ultratumba (1984-86), Dalia Negra (1986), The Rose ( |family=[[Ponzona (original)|Ponzona]] (father), [[Espectro I]] (uncle), [[Silver Cat]], [[Picudo]], [[Espectro de Ultratumba (Current)|E

|name=Villano I (Villano Primero) ...after debut - ??), Búfalo Salvaje I (1969), Toro Bill, El Villano, Villano I (late 70/early 71 - death)

...based in [[Xalapa]], though he was born in [[Xalapa]]. He's been a fan of lucha libre since the age of 3, and started his luchador career in 17. he's worke ...Negro]], [[Dios Jaguar]], [[Alex Santana]] & Espadachín Chino Jr.|Táctico I, Táctico II, Táctico III, Táctico IV|Arena Xalapa, Xalapa, Verazcruz}}

|maestro=[[Negro Navarro]], [[Trauma I]] , [[Trauma II]], [[Zakura San]], [[Fuerza Guerrera]] ...o Federal Trios Championship]] (2) w/[[El Hijo del Diablo]] & [[Diablo Jr. I]], [[IWRG Intercontinental Middleweight Championship]] (2), [[IWRG Rey del

|family=[[Super Fly]] (Son), [[Murciélago I]], [[Murciélago II]], [[Murciélago III]], [[Robinson]] (Brothers) Antes de dedicarse de lleno a la lucha libre, el fisico-constructivismo una etapa que duro cinco años lo llevo a

|maestro=[[Robotman]], [[Barba Negra]], [[Villano I]], [[As Charro]], [[Charro de Jalisco]] ...Pierroth''', this one had the most traction as a steady CMLL midcard rudo. Like the others, he was of no actual relation to [[Pierroth]], but decided to ke

...imilar to [[La Copa Jr.|La Copa Junior]] held by [[CMLL|Consejo Mundial de Lucha Libre]]. |[[Trauma I]]

|maestro=[[El Pirata (Juarez)|El Pirata I]], [[Héctor López]], [[Máquina 45]] {{aend|<b>(1)</b> [[Lucha Del Revés]]: Máquina 45 Jr.'s Hair vs Pakal's Retirement; <b>(2)</b> [[Cu

{{aline|[[01/18]]|mask|[[Black Shadow Jr. I|Black Shadow Jr.]]|[[Corto]]|[[San Luis Potosí]], [[SLP]]}} {{aline|[[02/22]]|mask|[[Black Shadow Jr. I|Black Shadow Jr.]]|[[Momia Asesina]]|[[Córdoba]], [[Veracruz]]}}

...me came up in the gym. His maestro told him that his stance and style was like the one of a prince. His training partners [[Super Boy]] and [[Acero Dorad "Parece que no tienes limites cabron" (Looks like you don't have limits cabron) and that is how the name of "Principe Unlimit

|lostmaskto=[[Villano I|Villanos I]] & [[Villano II|II]] - [[December 3]], [[1975]] After his retirement, served as one of the main lucha commissioners who sat ringside at all [[Arena Mexico]] shows to ensure no r

...as El Rudo Velázquez. Always active, until his return to televised matches i. Titanes en el Ring in 1997, which was already promoted by Paulina Karadagi * Revista Box y Lucha

...t and even trained luchadores in San Luis Río Colorado, Sonora. Served as Lucha Libre Commissioner in San Luis Rio Colorado. {{tretain|[[WWA World Lightweight Championship]]|[[Black Shadow Jr. I]]<ref>Tied hence the champion retains</ref>|[[Baby Love (Sonora)|Baby Love]

...also two generic members that showed up once in a while named [[Policeman I]] & [[Policeman II]].) The concept was relaunched again in 2007, starting at the May Lucha Libre Expo.

|family=[[Halcon Furia I]] (grandfather), [[Halcon Furia Jr.]], [[Mr. Brisa]] (uncles), [[Magnum]] ( == Lucha de Apuesta Records ==

|maestro=[[Shadito Cruz]], [[Villano I]] |birthdate=[[July 23]], [[1964]] - [[Mexico City]] <ref>Grandes Figures de la Lucha Libre #21</ref>

...ay have debuted in 1970 under a mask that he lost around four years later. I believe that he was a grandson of Octavio Gaona, known because of being the ...ved on to the bigger independent circuit of Lucha Libre Internacional (L.L.I. aka the UWA). He got over well because of his style. He wasn't smooth or a

== Lucha de Apuestas Record == {{aline|[[2008]]/[[01/10]]|mask|[[Oficial Fierro]]|[[Tortuguillo Ninja I]]|Arena Naucalpan - Naucalpan, Mexico State}}

...redible match, with teams of [[Perro Aguayo Jr.]] (rudo) and [[Head Hunter I]] (rudo) vs [[Rayo de Jalisco Jr.]] (tecnico) and Canek (rudo). Rayo (the [ ...os Increibles to determine new champ; [[Perro Aguayo Jr.]] & [[Head Hunter I]] vs [[Canek]] & [[Rayo De Jalisco Jr.]]}}

...e|[[UWA World Trios Championship|UWA TRIOS]]|[[Los Villanos]] ([[Villano I|I]], [[Villano IV|IV]], [[Villano V|V]]) [2]|[[Zandokan]], [[Kahoz]], [[Rambo {{tchange|[[Lucha Maniaks Women's Championship|LM WOMEN]]|[[Lady Maravilla]]|[[Lady Flamer]]<

|family=[[Apolo Navarro]] & [[Drako]] (brothers), [[Trauma I]] & [[Trauma II]] (sons) ...ionship]] (2), [[IWRG Intercontinental Tag Team Championship]] (w/[[Trauma I]]), [[FLLM Masters Championship]] (2), FILL Maestros Championship, [[CMLL A

Became the mini version of [[Stuka I]] and [[Stuka Jr.]]. Won the UWF minis title from [[Mini Laredo Kid]]. Repo == Lucha de Apuesta Record ==

In a biographical report for '''Lucha Libre de Ayer, Hoy y Siempre''' he said: ...s]], [[Solitario]], [[Anibal]], [[Villano III]]; until [[MS-1]], [[Pantera I]], [[Pantera II]], [[Super Muñeco]], [[Rokambole]] and many more big satis

...this match. 3 of those guys were over in IWL. Fuego Eterno & Aracnido look like someone's trainees. First match here for Jack in a while.</ref>}} ...corpio Jr.]]||<ref>Tecnicos took 1/3. There was a bit with Pantera and the lucha commission over Pantera wearing his mask lately. Commissioner wanted him to

== Lucha de Apuestas Record == ...y Boy]]; <b>(3)</b> [[Relevos Suicidas]]: [[Ángel Dorado Jr.]] & [[Difunto I]] vs '''Azteca Warrior''' & [[Sky]]; <b>(4)</b> Steel Cage Match}}

Successful [[Diablo Velasco]] trained lucha olimpico wrestler prior to his pro career, winning Jalisco and National wel {{aline|[[1972]]/[[04/21]]<ref>Lucha Libre 480</ref>|hair|[[Karloff Lagarde]]|[[Alberto Muñoz]]|[[Arena Mexico]

...pionship''' is one of the state championships of the [[Guadalajara]] box y lucha libre commission. It's been a relatively important regional title over the Lucha Libre 325 lists [[Red Terror]] and [[Dr. Wagner]] as a championship team. I

...m/deportes/alas-de-plata-el-gladiador-de-guerrero-que-busca-romperla-en-la-lucha-libre/59989 == Lucha de Apuesta Records ==

...omen's Champion. Had successfully defended the title against [[Viuda Negra I]] (January 1981) and Irma González (February 1981) in [[Toreo de Cuatro Ca

This title was created specifically for [[AAA]]. [[Espectrito I]] and [[Mascarita Sagrada (Original)]] had been feuding in [[CMLL]] over th {{TitleHistoryLine|1|[[Espectrito I]]|[[Mascarita Sagrada (Original)]]|[[1993]].[[01.08]]|[[Queretaro]]}}

...[Great Goliath]]), Puerto Rico: WWC World Tag Team Titles (w/ Super Medico I), WWC Puerto Rican Heavyweight Title {{Gallery||name=387793906_301769645947038_1978897352850020683_n.jpg|caption=Lucha Libre #837}}

|family=[[Pantera I]] (Brother) |maestro=[[Pantera I]]

...the last match and they were happy eith that. He had his first approach to lucha libre at the age of 14. He was very slim and he decided to go to the gym a ...s and renamed as Potro Romano. He wreslted in with Promociones [[Mohicano I]], and Max Proad. He also wreslted in [[Arena San Juan Pantitlan]].

:[[2010]]: [[Caudillo I]] ...1987]]|mask|[[El Hijo de Black Shadow (Original - 1985) | Black Shadow Jr. I]]|[[Rodolfo Ruiz|Rencor Latino]]|[[Pista Arena Revolución]] - [[Mexico Cit

...je(1976-?), Destructor de Idolos, Super bowl (1992-?), Maquina Salvaje Jr. I (2000) ...of a rudo trio centered on American Football with the first [[Quarterback I]] (not [[Histeria]]!!!) and the unknown [[Fullback]]. The trio fought in th

|maestro= [[Cachorro I]] y [[Super Portero]] ...ntrenar lucha libre bajo la tutela de él siempre bien recordado [[Cachorro I]] que lo pulio poco a poco hasta que comenzó a dar sus primeros pasos en l

|debut=[[August 19]], [[1965]]<ref>Lucha Libre 98</ref> - [[Cd. Juárez]], [[Chihuahua]] {{aline|[[1980]]/[[09/21]]|hairs|[[El Cobarde]] & [[El Jalisco I]]|[[Leo Lopez]] & [[Manuel Robles]]|Arena Coliseo - Mexico City}}

{{aline|??/??/??|Masks|'''Cuatrero''' & [[Sanson (II)|Sansón]]|[[Centella I]] & [[Centella II]]|Unknown}} ...Máscara Año 2000]], [[Demonio Infernal (IWRG)|Demonio Infernal]], [[Trauma I]] & [[Trauma II]]}}

...Jaime Carrillo Fuentes, better known as El Polaco/Cuchillo became a great lucha libre star through the 70s/80s on Independent circuit around [[México]] as {{aline|2003/06/15|hair|Cuchillo|[[Tarasco I]]|Deportivo Valle de Santiago - Neza, Mexico State}}

He went from boxing to lucha libre the same way [[Octavio Gaona]], [[Gorilita Flores]], [[Gabino Camino] ...neath his mask making impossible to see his face. This was not count as a lucha de apuestas, because Gomez did not wagered his hair and El Murciélago Enma

|maestro=[[Dragón Oriental]], [[Negro Rivera]], [[Pájaro Azteca I]], [[Pandillero (Saltillo)|Pandillero]], [[Rocky Macías]] In May 2016, Black Spartan arrived to [[Monterrey]] to do campaign with [[LLU|Lucha Libre Unida]], wearing his old mask and beginning a feud with local técnic

|maestro=[[Jacinto El Guerrero]], [[Mohicano I]] ...bién se quedó con una cabellera de un competidor japonés al ganarle en una lucha donde Súper Z brilló de principio a fin. Su último triunfo lo logró hac

[[Cachorro I]] (qepd), [[Cachorro II]], [[Zar rojo]], [[Cobra Kid]], [[Atomico]], [[Viol == Lucha de Apuestas ==

Considered by lucha libre fans, certain wrestling magazines, and even fellow wrestlers as one o ...s como Destino Negro!" (You want to collect like El Santo, but you wrestle like Destino Negro!)

|maestro= [[Bombero Atomico]], [[Golem I]], [[Black Shark]], [[Captian Furia]] {{Gallery|name=Lucha 0101.jpg|caption=Arhgo vs [[Obituary]] for masks}}

...ne|[[1990]]/[[07/22]]|hair/mask|[[El Pantera]] & [[Joe Mercado]]|[[Tarasco I]] & [[Tarasco II]]|[[Arena Naucalpan|Arena Naucalpan - Naucalpan, Mexico St ...ntagon Black|Joe Mercardo]]|[[Escudero Rojo]]|[[Arena Coliseo]]|<ref>Box y Lucha 2004</ref>}}

|nameHistory=El Dandy<ref>Box Y Lucha 865</ref>, Espectro II, Gran Tapia, Destroyer |maestro=[[Espectro I]], [[Profesor Avendaño]], [[Tarzán López]]

{{aline|[[1972]]<ref>Lucha Libre 480</ref>|hair|[[Zuanga]]|[[Frank Hernandez]]|[[Arena Ecatepec]]}} {{aline|[[1975|1975]]|masks (1)|[[Villano I|Villanos I]] & [[Villano II|II]]|[[Scorpio]] & [[El Cóndor]]|[[Palacio de los Deporte

|titles=[[IWL Guerra de Empresas Extrema Trios Cup]] (w/[[Carta Brava Jr. I|Carta Brava]] & [[Fantasma de la Ópera]]), [[IWRG Intercontinental Welterw ...s sort of reason. Touring small arenas around the exterior of Mexico city, like [[Arena Aficion]] and [[Arena Queretaro]], while also working for [[IWL]].

...]|[[Zorro de Oro]]|[[Pista Arena Revolucion]]|<ref>Box y Lucha 1652, Box y Lucha 1653</ref>}} ...er astro en una de las más sangrientas de los 90s. El Zorro de oro también lucha con el Perro Aguayo en luchas súper estrellas en la arena coliseo y con Ed

...TJ Perkins, J.T. Quinn (WWE), El Bombero (Lucha Va Voom), TJP, Sydistiko (I) (LLUSA 2010), Suicide (IV) (TNA 2013), Manik (TNA 2013 - 2016) ...the '''Suicide'''/'''Manik''' gimmick to Mexico, but several talents with lucha history have held the mask in its promotion of origin, TNA.

...reón, Arena San Pedro. Gomez Palacio, Durango, Lerdo, San Pedro, Francisco I Madero, Monclova, Parras, Cuencame and Durango. ...Camelia Stable. He is also part of the roster of Alianza Metropolitana de Lucha Libre since 2016.

...s a lot of controversy, but I think that his real name is actually Cuesta. I don't know much about him in this period, but he had a hair vs. mask match ...is "martial artist" style, mixing comedy, martial art kicks and fast paced lucha, which got him over real fast. On September 26, 1977 he defeated [[Fishman]

|maestro=[[Villano I]], [[Rafael Salamanca]], [[El Rebelde]] {{Gallery||name=FantArticleP1.PNG|caption= Fantasma Article Part 1 - Lucha Libre 830, December 1979}}

...92,), Mr. Cóndor (92 - ), Goyo (1st version, 12/96 - 97), Payaso Diabolico I, II or III (1998) |maestro=[[Los Cadaveres]], [[Villano I]], [[Rafael Salamanca]], [[Scaramouche]], [[Tony López]], [[Blue Demon]],

...Titles''' is a major championship promoted by [[AULL|Alianza Universal de Lucha Libre]]. 2) [[Silver Cat I]] and [[Silver Cat II]] were the second AULL Tag Team champions, defeating

|maestro=[[Eddie Watts]], [[Phil LaFon]], [[Diluvio Negro I]], [[José Luis Feliciano]] ...cess has been due to talent, timing, and connections; she became a star in lucha magazine, which helped her become a bigger star to the fans. Her looks didn

...El Hijo del Santo]], whose [[El Santo|father]] had unmasked both [[Espanto I]] and [[Espanto II]] (as a member of the famous Moro family, Andrade was no == Lucha de Apuestas Record ==

|maestro=[[Caudillo I]], [[Príncipe Negro (Baja California)|Príncipe Negro]], ...I]]. His father reprimanded him and even punished. He eventually trained lucha libre with his father then with his brother [[Príncipe Negro (Baja Califor

|nameHistory=Megatrón/Megatron I (1982-1995), Astuto (1995-), Centauro Astuto is head trainer at [[Arena Escuela de Lucha Libre Astuto Centauro]] in Nuevo Laredo. Former trainees includes [[Black M

|family=[[Lemús I]] (uncle), [[Lemús II]] (brother), [[Juan Reynosa]] (cousin) ...II who taught him the basics. His formal training was in the pure Mexican lucha style.

...e Oro also claims to be a very successful amateur wrestler before entering lucha libre. {{aline|????/??/??|mask|[[Astro De Oro]]|[[Guerrero I]]|[[Guatemala]]?}}

...Titles''' is a major championship promoted by [[AULL|Alianza Universal de Lucha Libre]]. ...Epitafio]], [[Herejia]]) <BR> Los Tortuguillos Ninjas ([[Tortuguillo Ninja I]], [[Tortuguillo Ninja II]], [[Tortuguillo Ninja III]])|[[2007]].[[December

She always liked lucha libre, she watched her brother training and one day she decided to practice .... The young wreslter investigated more and more about the Goddess and she like it. Originally the name was going to be '''Diosa Kali''' but the promoter

|nameHistory=Pedro El Bello, Monje Loco I He lived the best lucha libre era with most of the biggest names of that time such as [[El Santo]],

'''Mr. Tempest''' is thankful with his family and all the Lucha Libre fans who always supported him during his career who saw them as part ...areer he had notable matches with and against the biggest names in mexican Lucha Libre. The following list includes the most prominent opponents he had:

| RD1-team06=[[Villano I]] * Lucha Libre Weekly 41

...to his Facebook accounts) though some sources say he was born on 1931. In Lucha Libre #89 his birth date was January 12, 1939 it could be either a mistake ...d the mask of La Sombra Vengadora, a character who had appeared in several lucha libre films. The actor Armando Silvestre played Sombra Vengadora's alter e

...rres]], [[Zebra Kid]], [[Fantomas]], [[Super Muñeco]], [[Fobia]], [[El Reo I]], [[El Reo II]], [[Kendo]] ...rres]], [[Zebra Kid]], [[Fantomas]], [[Super Muñeco]], [[Fobia]], [[El Reo I]], [[El Reo II]], [[Kendo]].

...toryLine|1|[[Mascarita Sagrada (Original)|Mascarita Sagrada]]|[[Espectrito I|Espectrito]]|[[1992]].[[03.01]]|[[Arena Mexico]]}} ...[[1992]].[[September 6|09.06]]|[[Arena Coliseo DF]]|<ref>Box y Lucha 2064, Lucha Libre Weekly 30</ref>}}

|family=[[Yedra I]] (Sister) ...hadora tecnica. Since she was a child her parents took her every Sunday to lucha libre events from then she liked it. Her sister began to wrestle, and Yedr

El Tigre Marino es un fenómeno irrepetible en la Lucha Libre Sudcaliforniana. Antes de que llegara, no había identidad en las fig ...ún y corriente un superhéroe para las multitudes, un gladiador que no solo lucha sobre el ring, sino que rescata delfines, limpia basura de las playas, y pr

|nicknames=La Primera Dama de la Lucha (The First Lady of Wrestling), "La Pimpi", La Reina Lagunera (The Lagunero ...air|Pimpinela Escarlata & [[May Flowers]]|[[Dragon Chino I|Dragones Chinos I]] & [[Dragon Chino II|II]]|unknown}}

== Lucha de Apuestas Record == {{aline|[[2006|06]]/[[07/23]]|hair (1)|Panterita|[[Avisman I]]|Arena Naucalpan - Naucalpan, Mexico State}}

|maestro=[[Cinta de Oro]], [[El Pirata (Juarez)|El Pirata I]], [[Máquina 45]] [[Ciudad Juarez]] lucha libre legend and trainer. Rey Guerrero was long-time tag team partner of [[

{{aline|78/03/06|mask|[[Kahoz|Astro Rey]]|[[Infierno I]]|[[Tamaulipas]]}} {{Gallery|name=Kaozpd7.jpg|caption=as Astro Rey with [[Antonio Peña|Kahoz I]] & [[Kahoz II]]}}

'''CMLL''' (Consejo Mundial de Lucha Libre) is the oldest active promotion in the world. It's the promotion whic ...as boxing promoters who happen to also run lucha libre events (though the lucha libre is far more profitable), and their main contribution to the direction

..., was one of the sucsseful characters of Valente Perez, el rey midas de la lucha libre, due very thing he touched was converted in gold. ...t character, due sometimes in the ring el Rosalio jumped joinig his ankles like sharping his knives as roosters do in a fight.

...nce he was a child, his father read lucha libre magazines and they watched lucha libre on TV. His first experience attending a local show was in a church w == Lucha de Apuestas Record ==

...wears boots, underwear, and mask of leather, like the old years of Mexican lucha libre. After being unmasked by [[Fuerza Negra]], Yelmo 2000 adopted the exo ...Solitaria]], [[Alas de Oro]], [[Bala de Plata]], [[Carta Brava]], [[Clímax I]], [[El Charro (Current)|El Charro]], [[El Cuatrero]], [[Magnético]], [[M�

|maestro=[[Tartú El Brujo]], [[Villano I]], [[Solar]], [[Sordo Flores]], [[El Mulato]], [[Pedro Nieves]] ...Loco (Chicago)]], w/[[Apolo Estrada Jr.]] & [[Avisman]] and w/[[Diablo Jr. I]] & [[Imposible]]), [[IWRG Intercontinental Tag Team Championship]] (w/[[Ap

|family=[[Neftaly]] <ref>SuperLuchas 1993-01-14, via Lucha Libre Weekly 47</ref>, [[Reyna Gallegos]] (sisters) |maestro=[[Ray Mendoza]], [[Villano I]], [[Angel Mortal]]

{{aline|08/05/25|hair|[[Caifan Rockero I]]|[[Mongol Chino]]|Arena Coliseo Monterrey, Nuevo León}} ...Diablo]]<b>(3)</b> Triangle match with [[Tigre Universitario]]; <b>(4)</b> Lucha del revés, both were masked even though Chino had lost his mask before}}

...lterweight Championship''' due to it's connection with the promotion [[LLU|Lucha Libre Unida]] (LLU). ...promote three championships in hands of Reyna's older brother, and former lucha libre promoter [[Tony Reyna]]. These championships were the [[Northern Ligh

|maestro=[[Soberano]], [[Diabólico I (Torreón)|Diabólico I]], [[Satánico]] == Lucha de Apuestas record ==

...21082084645039.1073741839.673071696112745/1284481658305076/?type=3 Aqui La Lucha]</ref>}} ...[[El Matemático]]|[[1977]].[[03.27]]|[[Plaza Alberto Balderas]]|<ref>Box Y Lucha 1275</ref>}}

* [[Joe el Herrero]], also known as [[Bestia Negra I]] ...offered the title, but refused, saying people that small should not be in lucha libre.

...illano II|II]], [[Villano III|III]], [[Villano V|V]] (brothers), [[Difunto I]] (half-brother), [[La Infernal]] (sister-in-law) [[El Hijo del Villano III |maestro=[[Ray Mendoza]], [[Villano I]]

...]]|[[Corsario I]]|[[Toreo de Cuatro Caminos]]|<ref>Box y Lucha 1764, Box y Lucha 1765</ref>}} {{Gallery|name=343484822_231140542900348_7449453072506437870_n.jpg|caption=Lucha Libre #583}}

...our stop, then all the winners coming to Mexico City for one final tryout. Lucha libre winners are chosen in mens, womens, and mini categories. The winners ...tournament boxing matches one night (usually the first night), and tryout lucha libre matches followed by an AAA show in the evening. AAA often taped telev

{{EventMatchLine|5|[[Cachorro Mendoza]] (c)|[[Solar I]]|[[UWA World Middleweight Championship]]|}} ...n focusing more on a [[Rayo de Jalisco]] versus [[Cien Caras]] feud; Box Y Lucha 1703, weeks ahead of time, stated the Jalisco/Caras match would cost 5 mill

...ecoming a luchador, he worked as a shoemaker, and he practiced some sports like cliffdiving and football (soccer). ...in [[Guadalajara]]. He used the name "Jungla" Cruz, which he didn't really like, and his first outfit was made out of leather. Jungla Cruz was a popular ne

|nameHistory=Lemús (debut - ), Rey Muerte (2001 -2003),Lemus I 2003- present ...shman y El Cobarde, Anos despues Richardson se convierte en un icono de la Lucha Libre Mexicana!

...como bolero y un día fue al Arena Coliseo y vi o una lucha entre [[Espanto I]] & [[Black Shadow]] contra [[El Santo]] & [[Rolando Vera]] que tiempo desp ...de Monterrey con la '' División del Norte '' de Guajardo. Participó en una lucha de relevos sencillos con [[Lucero Azul]] contra [[Payutla]] y [[As Negro]].

{{TitleHistoryLine|2|[[Trauma I]]|[[Hijo del Pirata Morgan]] & [[Hijo de LA Park]]|[[2011]].[[03.27]]|[[Are {{TitleHistoryLine|3|[[Bestia 666]]|[[Trauma I]]|[[2012]].[[03.22]]|[[Arena Naucalpan]]}}

...audillo II]]. Basically most aspiring wrestlers in Mexicali started their lucha libre career were trained by Martínez, Caudillo II and/or Príncipe Negro. ...t]],[[Ñoño]], [[Oziel]], [[Pzayko]], [[Rey Tortura]], [[Tempestad Guerrera I]], [[Tempestad Guerrera Jr.]], [[Hijo de Tempestad Guerrera]], [[Tirano]],

|nicknames= "El Luchador mas elegante de la Lucha Libre", "Mr. Elegancia" ...isterio]], [[Príncipe Negro (Baja California)|Príncipe Negro]], [[Caudillo I]], [[Diablo Velasco]], [[Kung Fu]], [[Aníbal]], [[Super Muneco]], [[Rey Ha

...[[UWA World Middleweight Championship|UWA MIDDLE]]|[[Negro Casas]]|[[Solar I]]|[[1991]]|[[Pista Arena Revolucion]]}} ...matches to come. It's probably the most important match in the history of lucha libre.

|name=Los Hermanos Espanto (The Espanto Brothers) I, II and III |realName=José Eusebio Vázquez Bernal (Espanto I); Fernando Cisneros Carrillo ([[Espanto II]]); Miguel "Miguelito" Vázquez

...]|[[Zorro de Oro]]|[[Pista Arena Revolucion]]|<ref>Box y Lucha 1652, Box y Lucha 1653</ref>}} ...r|[[Javier Cruz]]|[[Cimarron Negro]]|[[Pista Arena Revolución]]|<ref>Box y Lucha 1703</ref>}}

|maestro= [[Dragon]], [[Cachorro I]] (qepd), [[Zar Rojo]], [[Atomico]], [[Avalanche Tyler]], [[Osiris Sosa]] ...estaba en su estapa final para luego continuar su carrera en funciones de lucha libre independiente hasta que recibio una oportunidad en la ciudad vecina d

|nameHistory=Goldman (1993), Sagrado (1998), Rocker I (IWRG, 1998/1999), El Plateado (2004 - El Hijo del Santo sued), El Nieto de ...CMLL, which CMLL appears to frown on. After Axel worked a [[Guadalajara]] lucha libre festival in November which was running against the weekly Guadalajara

...d a mega push to the main events almost immediately, teaming up with stars like Santo, [[Negro Casas]] and [[Atlantis]]. He was matched up against the bigg ...exico, as you can see for yourself at [[2005 Attendance Figures of Various Lucha Shows]]

...about Jesús "El Murciélago" Velázquez means writing about a whole era when lucha libre was on its infant stages, still developing. ...juato, he was one of the original dark and eccentric stars of the world of lucha libre.

|name=Espanto I ...ar even though they didn't skyrocket the popularity of six-men tag matches like "[[Los Misioneros de la Muerte]]" ([[Signo]], [[Texano]] and [[Negro Navarr

...exican priest who supported the children of his orphanage by fighting as a lucha libre wrestler at night. Like most poor boys who dream of becoming wrestling champions, Fray Tormenta tho

* Enciclopedia Mundial de Lucha Libre Tomo I

{{aend|'''(1)''' Lucha del Revés with: [[Mano Blanca Jr.]], [[Sabueso Imperial]], [[Príncipe Sam ...RIOS]]|[[Mango Fukuda]], [[Pineapple Hanai]], [[Takeshi Minamono]]|[[Solar I]], [[Ultraman]], [[Ultraman Jr.]]|[[2005]]|[[Mexico City]]}}

:[[1977]]: [[Engendro I]] ::[[WWF World Light Heavyweight Championship]] - returns to WWF, ending lucha-related history

...ship three times. He had earned awards by the Honorable Comisión de Box y Lucha de Mexicali. He held Costa del Pacífico and State Championships in the li ...San Luis Río Colorado, Sonora. He had teamed up with the biggest names in Lucha Libre such as [[Espanto Jr.]]. He had defeated [[Atlantis]] & [[Pirata M

...l Of Fame#2010|Class Of 2010]]), [[National Tag Team Titles]] (w/[[Espanto I]]), Northern Tag Team Titles (w/[[Espanto III]]) ...ar even though they didn't skyrocket the popularity of six-men tag matches like "Los Misioneros de la Muerte" (Signo, Texano and Negro Navarro). However, L

...]|[[Satanico]]|[[1991]].[[12.18]]|[[Arena Coliseo De Acapulco]]|<ref>Box y Lucha 2028</ref>}} ...ine|2|[[Filoso]]|[[1992]].[[03.21]]|[[Pista Arena Revolucion]]|<ref>[Box Y Lucha https://www.facebook.com/96186896558/posts/10154598518006559], [https://img

|maestro= [[Super Chucky]], [[El Yuma]], [[Titan I]], [[Titan II]], [[El Médico II]], [[Black Shadow Jr. II|Black Shadow Jr.] '''Rey Astral''' (born August 16, 1993) is the ring name of a [[Mexican]] ''[[Lucha libre|luchador]] from Reynosa. The wrestler now known as Rey Astral has ear

{{TitleDefenseLine|11|[[Escorpion I]]|[[1978]].[[10.08]]|[[Leon]]|<ref name="halcon347" />}} ...]|<ref>[https://www.facebook.com/96186896558/posts/10153525743946559 Box Y Lucha], Halcon 349</ref>}}

...ngeles Sports Arena and is credited as being the first introduction of the Lucha Libre phenomenon to a North American Audience. The event was available in {{EventMatchLine|1|[[Mascarita Sagrada]] & [[Octagoncito]]|[[Espectrito I]] & [[Jerrito Estrada]]||}}

{{aline|05/05/12|hair|[[Dr. Cerebro]]|[[Avisman I]]|Arena Naucalpan - Naucalpan, Mexico State}} {{aline|08/10/31|hairs|[[Cerebro Negro]] & Dr. Cerebro|[[Gemelo Fantastico I]] & <br>[[Gemelo Fantastico II]]|Arena Naucalpan - Naucalpan, Mexico State}

...], [[Camaleón de Oro]], [[Felino Salvaje]], [[Kamaleon Negro]], [[Centella I]] '''Honorable Comisión de Box y Lucha de Tijuana'''

* He has an impressive lucha de apuestas record with 14 hairs and 12 masks won. * His retirement match was a lucha de apuestas match. He wagered his hair against his long time rival [[Venum

...hampionship is one of the state championships of the [[Guadalajara]] box y lucha libre commission. It's been a relatively important regional titles over the {{TitleDefenseLine|-<ref>El Informador 1965-10-17, Lucha Libre 106</ref>|[[Pantera Blanca]]|[[1965]].[[10.17]]|[[Arena Coliseo Guada

...fenseLine|2|[[Chris Adams]]|[[1981]].[[07.20]]|[[Arena Puebla]]|<ref>Box y Lucha 1496, Halcon 483, KO 1461</ref>}} ...eIffy|1|[[Perro Aguayo]]|[[1982]].[[06.15]]|[[Arena Queretaro]]|<ref>Box y Lucha 1543</ref>}}

== Lucha 2000's Title History == {{TitleHistoryLine|10|[[Espectro I]]|[[Bobby Bonales]]|1957.04.21|[[Monterrey]]}}

...he original [[El Hijo de Black Shadow (Original - 1985) | Black Shadow Jr. I]] who owns the rights to the gimmick but is currently inactive'' ...g for about three months, but he did not like. In that gymnasium he met a lucha libre trainer, that man was [[Tom Mix]]. He decided to train with him, he

Bestiario I was a new talent tournament held by [[Cara Lucha]] in 2015. The tournament was similiar to CMLL's [[En Busca de un Idolo]] i

...r Middleweight Championship|UWF S MIDDLE]]|[[Silver Star]]|[[Diluvio Negro I]]|[[2001]]|[[Arena Coliseo Monterrey]]}} :[[2023]]: The first Ever Expo Lucha Libre es Vida in Calexico, California, USA.

...to de circo. Aun asi Adorable Rubi se adjudico muchs titulos nacionales de lucha como el "[[Mexican National Middleweight Championship|CAMPEONATO NACIONAL M {{aline|[[1975|75]]/[[09/19]]|hair|[[Gemelo Diablo I|Gemelos Diablo I]] & [[Gemelo Diablo II|II]]|[[Coloso Colosetti]] & [[Rubí Rubalcava]]|[[Ar

...Máscara Año 2000]], [[Demonio Infernal (IWRG)|Demonio Infernal]], [[Trauma I]] & [[Trauma II]]}} [[Category:Former Lucha Libre Elite wrestlers]]

{{TitleHistoryLine|-|[[Mohicano I]]|?|?|?}} ...<ref>[https://twitter.com/RobViper/status/520053182576459778/photo/1 Box Y Lucha 2624]</ref>|[[Blue River]]|[[Roy Reyes]]|[[2003]].08.??|?}}

:[[1978]]: [[Flash I]] {{aline|[[1973]]|mask<ref>[Box y Lucha #1073 August 10, 1973]</ref>|[[Angel Infernal]]|[[As Charro]]|[[Cancha de S

...times, of which he achieved around 300 masks wins and more than 100 hairs. Like [[Super Muneco]], these masks wins are more important in quantity than qual {{aline|????/??/??|mask|[[Estrella Blanca]]|[[Comandante Cero I ]]|unknown}}

.... Trained in his native [[Guadalajara]] with [[Diablo Velazco]] and was an lucha olimpica champion at 57 kg before switching to pro. Debuted in [[1965]] as ...calpan's promotion- he retired and moved to [[Monterrey]] where he owned a lucha gym and a restaurant. As a fun fact, he once was [[El Santo]]'s high risk m

...]] (son) <i>not related to the first Ultraman Jr./Starman</i> , [[Dinámico I]], [[Dinámico II]] (cousins) {{aline|[[1972]]/[[04/15]]<ref>Lucha Libre 480</ref>|hair|[[Tauro]]|Milo Ventura|[[Pista Arena Revolucion]]}}

|nicknames="Yo simplemente fui malo" (I was just bad) Tijuana based rudo, half of the tag team '''Los Lucha Solos'''. Born in San Juan de los Lagos Jalisco, but raised im Aguascalien

...ha.com/foro/viewtopic.php?p=737064#p737064 ricardo aguilar hidalgo @ box y lucha]</ref>}} ...l Audaz]]|[[Ray Mendoza]]|[[1976]].[[03.31]]|[[Arena Veracruz]]|<ref>Box Y Lucha 1222 has the date & location, Halcon 200 says he won</ref>}}

{{aline|[[1972]]<ref>Lucha Libre 480</ref>|hair|[[Chamaco Richard]]|[[Tony Cruz]]|[[Arena Ecatepec]]}} ...inis Championship|MEX MINI]]|[[Mascarita Sagrada (Original)]]|[[Espectrito I]]|[[1993]]|[[Gimnasio Juan De La Barera]]}}

...rofessional wrestling championship promoted by [[AULL|Alianza Universal de Lucha Libre]]. The championship is only contested for wrestlers between 92 kg (20 {{TitleDefenseLine|2|[[Último Vampiro I]]|[[2010]].[[08.15]]|[[Arena Lopez Mateos]] - [[Tlalnepantla]], [[Mexico St

..., con quien tenía gran amistad lo invitó a entrenar. Empezó a practicar la lucha libre en el Centro Comercial con gente como Garambullo, Pequeño Volta, el ...Tartú el Brujo para luchar en su arena, debido a que la Comisión de Box y Lucha ordenó que Glamoroso Froylán tuviera que defender el título ligero del e

...illa Mainero, Tamaulipas]]. When he was 13 years old he attended his first lucha card and he was so impressed and became such a big fan that three years lat ...nt star and holder of the [[National Welterweight Title]]. Back then, most lucha main events were tag team matches, and he knew he'd do better with a regula

|family=[[Halcon Dorado I]], [[Halcon Dorado II]] (uncles), [[Halcon Dorado Jr.]] (cousin), [[Chicano == Lucha de Apuesta Record ==

...g|left|100px]][[File:LuchaLibreAAA-WorldWide.png|250px|right|thumb|Logo of Lucha Libre AAA World Wide.]] ...2]] by [[Antonio Peña]] after his departure from [[CMLL|Consejo Mundial de Lucha Libre]] (CMLL). It's been the biggest and most important promotion at many

...Internaciónal (LLI) was one of a group of names used to refer to a Mexican lucha libre promotion from 1975 to around 1996. The promotion rivaled and even su ...harge [[Carlos Maynes]] took over and the promotion was renamed '''LLI''' (Lucha Libre Internacional.) The LLI name was used until through the end of the pr

...ic (2011-2019), Octagón Jr. III (AAA, 2019 -), Leyenda Americana ([[Marvel Lucha Libre Edition]]) ...0]] ([http://www.gamefaqs.com/ps/197341-final-fantasy-vii/faqs/45703 Box Y Lucha says December 31st, 1900])

* Havana Brother I: [[Rocky Romero]] (often called "Ricky Romero") ...Brothers benefited from training with the other CMLL wrestlers, picking up lucha style from the trainers.

{{TitleHistoryLine|10|[[Avisman I]]|[[Cerebro Negro]]|[[2003]].[[12.07]]|[[Arena Naucalpan]]}} {{TitleHistoryLine|11|[[Cerebro Negro]] [3]|[[Avisman I]]|[[2005]].[[04.17]]|[[Arena Naucalpan]]}}

|family=<i>not related to [[Dr. X]]</i> |lostmaskto=[[Solar I]] - [[December 9]], [[1979]] - [[Palacio de los Deportes]]

{{aline|[[1988|1988]]|masks|[[Villano III]] & [[Perro Aguayo]]|[[Black Power I]] & [[Black Power II]]|[[El Toreo]] - [[Naucalpan]], [[Mexico State]]}} The Black Power mask match is typically listed as May 5th due to a typo in Lucha Libre magazine 1265. The magazine, which has a publish date of June 19th, l

...hampionship is one of the state championships of the [[Guadalajara]] box y lucha libre commission. It's controlled by the Guadalajara branch of [[CMLL]]. {{TitleHistoryLine|-<ref>El Informador 1965-03-12; Lucha libre 89 has the result</ref>|[[Luis Gonzalez]]|[[Pantera Blanca]]|[[1965]]

...ro Aguayo Jr.]] (son), [[El Ídolo]] (brother-in-law), Los Ídolos [[Ídolo I|I]] & [[Ídolo II|II]] & [[Pepe Aguayo]] (nephews) ...t the unique name and character helped him become recognized as one of the lucha libre legends of the 70s.

*Lucha Libre - Wrestling. Lucha means "fight", and libre means "free"; however, the term is not intended to *Lucha - Fight.

*[[March 28]]: [[Flama Azul I]] *[[August 25]]: [[Escorpión I]]

...cha libre (moving away from CMLL's presentation and towards something more like the US promotions), allowing the fans to interact more with the luchadors, ...of the normal roster, so the non-offical Perros del Mal main events look a like the offical ones.

|maestro=[[Fernando Puentes]], [[Villano I]], [[Torero]], [[Gran Apache]], [[Fantasma]], [[Cementerio]] {{aline|[[1998|98]]/[[April 24|04/24]]|hair|Oscar Sevilla|[[Mohicano I]]|[[Auditorio José María Morelos]] - [[Aguascalientes]], [[Ags.]]}}

...27, 1923. It's mostly thought that he was born in Torreón, Coahuila (even I had this in my page before) but actually, he did it in Chihuahua, Chihuahua ...ngs until he made himself a name big enough to make it to the cathedral of lucha, Arena Mexico, where he had his first fight defeating [[Enrique Llanes]] on

...], [[2010]] in [[Arena Naucalpan]], defeating [[Negro Navarro]] & [[Trauma I]] in the finals of a [[IWRG Intercontinental Tag Team Tournament, 2010|tour ...s on [[September 3]], [[2017]] by defeating [[Black Terry]] & [[Diablo Jr. I]].

...agreed to wrestle. Bobby controlled most press conferences and interviews (like Muhammad Ali), Lee regularly taunted and baited his opponents —including ...re it had more recognition and inclusive they wanted that it was remaining like trainer, but its injury prevented him from teaching in Asian grounds and ca

|nameHistory=Arquero I (1993), Neo (1997 - 2004), Operativo (Arena Naucalpan, ?), Caligula (2005 - ...of appearances in Arena Mexico in 2008, working with hopeful future stars like [[Angel de Oro]] and [[Angel Azteca Jr.]]. As of May 2021, he is a member o

...l Middleweight Championship]], [[NRM-FULL Gigantes del Ring Title]], [[Big Lucha World Champion]] ...g unmasked would've made him 13 at his debut and that Nemesis did not look like a 13 year old.

{{EventMatchLine|1|[[Dr. Maldad]] & [[Mr. Maldad]]|[[Quarterback I|Quarterback]] & [[Super Bowl]]||<ref>Dark match. Rudo side may not be corre ...ne|2|[[Justicierito]], [[Mascarita Sagrada]], [[Octagoncito]]|[[Espectrito I]], [[Jerrito Estrada]], [[Picudito]]||}}

...boxylucha.net/posts/10154442116006559 Box Y Lucha]</ref>|hair|[[Flama Azul I|Flama Azul]]|[[Américo Rocca]]|[[Arena Coliseo]]}} ...7/17]]|hairs|Américo Rocca & [[Gran Cochisse]]|[[Comando Ruso|Comando Ruso I]] & [[Comando Ruso II]]|[[Arena Coliseo]] - [[Mexico City]]}}

...ith the current stars and not the minis. Many times his opponents are guys like him, slim wrestlers that don't look any shorter than the bigger stars. ...nearby cities, he's actually had the chance to go side to side with people like [[Espanto III]], [[Espanto Jr.]], [[Hijo del Santo]], [[Negro Casas]] and [

|family=''[[Carta Brava Jr. I]] & [[Carta Brava Jr. II]] are understood to be unrelated, as are other Car ...926 or 1927 <ref>[https://twitter.com/luchablog/status/1131302593114857472 Lucha Libre 161]</ref> - [[Mexico City]]

:[[1978]]: [[Agorafobia I]] {{aline|[[1972]]<Ref>[Lucha Libre 480]</ref>|hair|[[Tawa Vera]]|[[Roy Meneses]]|[[Arena Iguala]]}}

...o de hierro (The pumping iron idol), El Dios de la lucha libre (The god of Lucha Libre), El Devorador de Pecados (The Sin Eater) |maestro=[[Karloff Lagarde]], [[Ray Mendoza]], [[Villano I]], [[Villano III]], [[Ojo de Tigre]],[[Ébano Ruiz]]

{{aline|09/08/16|hair (3)|[[Diluvio Negro I]]|[[Hator]]|Arena Solidaridad - Monterrey, Nuevo León}} [http://www.lomejordelalucha.com/hatorBIO.htm Lo Mejor de la Lucha bio]

...]], [[Jack]], [[Mascara Año 2000 Jr.]], [[Ricky Cruzz]] [[Bushi]] [[Trauma I]]; <B>(2)</b> Finals of a [[IWRG Ruleta de Muerte, 2009‎‎|ruleta de mue * Grandes Figuras de Lucha Libre #21

|nameHistory=Pequeno Gangster <ref>Box Y Lucha 3432</ref>, Cicloncito Ramirez (07/31/92 - 03/17/2002), Pequeno Olimpico (0 {{aline|[[1999]]/[[03/01]]|mask (1)|Cicloncito Ramirez|[[Payasito I]]|Palenque De La Feria - Leon, Guanajuato}}

...to go independent. Due to this, the promotion now had access to wrestlers like [[Blue Demon]], [[Halcon Dorado]], [[El Fantasma]], [[Huracán Ramírez]], ...e promotion also gave some younger wrestlers at the time their first break like [[El Justiciero | El Magnifico]], [[Flama Azul]], [[Voltio Negro]], [[Teddy

|maestro=[[Caudillo I]] '''Honorable Comisión de Box y Lucha de Mexicali'''

{{aline|??/??/??|hair|[[Villano I]]|[[Luis Mariscal]]|unknown}} {{aline|81/09/13|hair<ref>Box Y Lucha 1504</ref>|[[Luis Mariscal]]|[[Carlos Plata]]|El Cortijo - Mexico City}}

According to La Frontera, a Tijuana newspaper, in 2001, Solar I was the last person seen with the WWA World Middleweight Title. He took the In 2003, Promociones Mora started running TV Tapings for a new televised lucha libre show to air in Tijuana, and then abroad. Before the tapings in anothe

|family=[[Tempestad Guerrera I]] (father), [[Tempestad Guerrera II]] (uncle), [[Hijo de Tempestad Guerrera {{aend|'''(1)''' Lucha de Reves; '''(2)''' Jaula with [[Rey Furia]], [[Fly Boy (Baja California)|F

...weight Championship is a state title, regulated by the Mexico City Box and Lucha Libre comission. All wrestlers in the [[Weight Classes|welterweight]] class {{TitleHistoryLine|-|[[Pegaso I]]|?|[[1988]].??.??|?}}

|nameHistory=Rockin Devil (1990s), Jibaro I, Negro Azteca (debut-current) ...e like him. Currently new generations of wrestlers in Mexicali want to be like Negro Azteca.

...[[Rellik]] in the first season. Charlie Malice reached the finals of the [[Lucha Libre USA Heavyweight Tournament, 2010]], but lost due to outside interfere ...ico on [[December 4]], [[2015]] announcing he was debuting for [[All Elite|Lucha Libre Elite]] on [[December 6]], 2015, joining his friend Cibernetico. Char

...ary tag team championship purpose. The teams of [[Villano II]] & [[Villano I]] (around 1973, according to La Magia del Ring 3) and [[Kato Kung Lee]] & [ ...i Sito]]|[[1964]].[[12.01]]|[[Arena Coliseo]]|<ref>defense #3 according to Lucha Libre 60</ref>}}

#[[La Verdad de la Lucha Libre (1988)]] - Himself (cameo) ...iloto Suicida]] & [[Mercurio (California)|Mercurio]]|[[Guerrero del Futuro I]] & [[Vertigo]]|unknown}}

:[[January 8]]: [[El Marquez I]] :[[February 7]]: [[Pandillero I]]

|nicknames=El Golden Boy De La Lucha Libre (The Golden Boy Of Wrestling) ...[[Babe Sharon]], [[Crazy Boy 32|Crazy 32]], [[El Pirata (Juarez)|El Pirata I]], [[Indio Medina]], [[Takeda]]

...].[[08.01]]|[[Palacio de los Deportes]]|<ref>Arena 1250, Box y Lucha 1552, Lucha Libre 969, [http://wrestlingclassics.com/cgi-bin/.ubbcgi/ultimatebb.cgi?ubb ...8003&type=1 DJ Spectro], Box y Lucha 1556, Box y Lucha 1557, Comabtes 362, Lucha Libre 959</ref>}}

He is one of the most well-respected lucha libre trainers of Mexico and in the history of the sport. Rey Misterio has {{aline|95/??/??|masks|[[Rey Misterio]] & [[Príncipe Arandú]]|[[Super Tornado I]] & [[Tornado Negro II |Super Tornado II]]|Auditorio de Tijuana - Tijuana,

...pico'''. The same promoter told him that he looked so young and he looked like a student (estudiante) he suggested to use that name. ...out a gun and pointed to Príncipe's head and told him: "If you take it off I will kill you" in the end '''Príncipe Negro''' was indulted the people.

...a professional wrestling championship endorsed by [[Distrito Federal Box Y Lucha Commission]]. As of [[2020]], the titles are promoted by [[CMLL]]. ...tanico]] & [[Espectro Jr.]]|[[1982]].[[06.18]]|[[Arena Mexico]]|<ref>Box y Lucha 1544</ref>}}

He also wrestled in lucha style cards in California and [[Tijuana]] as a "gringo" heel, as he was esp ...dancing American rudo. Spicolli wasn't all that big, but in Mexico he was like a giant and he was an asset to the memorable [[Los Gringos Locos]] stable.

...f>Both [https://www.facebook.com/96186896558/posts/10154357755126559 Box Y Lucha] and [https://www.facebook.com/LuchaLibreDeAyerdeHoyYSiempre/photos/a.46150 ...eIffy|1|[[Hashi Masataka]]|[[1976]].[[01.20]]|[[Arena Aficion]]|<ref>Box Y Lucha 1214</ref>}}

...Psicosis II & [[Crazy Boy]]|[[Perversos de Panama]] [[Perverso de Panama I|I]] & [[Perverso de Panama II|II]]|Coliseo Laguna - Torreon, Coahuila}} ...iangle match w/ [[Dralion]] & [[Nightmare]]; <b>(5)</b> Jaula de la Muerte/Lucha del Revés with [[La Hiedra]], [[Texano Jr.]], [[Murder Clown]], [[Big Mami

...ntes Hernandez]]|[[1937]].[[06.28]]|[[Old Arena Mexico]]|<ref name="LL367">Lucha Libre 367</ref>}} ...1|[[Lobo Negro]]|[[1937]].[[12.02]]|[[Old Arena Mexico]]|<ref name="LL367">Lucha Libre 367</ref>}}

...Francisca Sánchez. He grew up as a fan and when he was old enough to train lucha, with it being [[Jalisco]] and all, he studied under the tutelage of [[Diab ...nced as El Gato Negro Enmascarado, though I guess they never announced him like that after he lost his mask to [[José Gómez]] in Iraputo, [[Guanajuato]].

...n who live their love for this beautiful sports show, wrestler, refere and Lucha Libre collector. </p> Teddy lives his passion like few others, its maximum illusion is finished writing the history of wrestli

{{TitleDefenseLine|1|[[Ray Ryan]]|[[1933]].[[10.26]]|[[Arena Nacional]]|<ref>Lucha Libre 53</ref>}} ...io Gaona]]|[[Black Guzman]]|[[1938]].[[02.06]]|[[Arena Mexico]]|<ref>Box Y Lucha 905</ref>}}

|lostmaskto=[[Villano I|Villanos I]], [[Villano IV|IV]], [[Villano V|V]] - October 21, 1988 - El Toreo ...Brazo, had to be kind of dragged along after a while and convinced to give lucha libre a try. He’d rather have been elsewhere. He always felt it wasn’t

...]], [[Rolando Vera]], [[Rene Guajardo]] and [[Apolo Curiel]]. He combined Lucha Libre with Olympic Wrestling. He was invited by his maestro [[Pedro Nieves ...nd [[El Pulpo]] helped him in is early career. Practiced both disciplines Lucha Libre and Olympic Wrestling at the same time. He was national champion in

...les]], [[Mini Mosco de la Merced]], [[El Dandy]], [[El Satanico]], [[Solar I]], [[Black Terry]] ...ter introduction promo, cheerfully nicknaming himself "el Multifacetico de lucha libre." Maya Jr.'s exact relationship to Black Terry is in unclear; Maya ha

{{aline|[[2006|06]]/[[April 1|04/01]]|mask|[[El Pulpo]]|[[Payaso del Norte I]]|Gimnasio Las Liebres - Río Bravo, [[Tamaulipas]]}} {{aline|[[2006|06]]/[[August 12|08/12]]|hair|[[El Pulpo]]|[[Payaso del Norte I]]|Gimnasio Las Liebres - Río Bravo, [[Tamaulipas]]}}

...efenseLine|6|[[Ángel Blanco]]|[[1979]].[[07.20]]|[[Arena Neza]]|<Ref>Box y Lucha 1394</ref>}} ...efenseLine|7|[[Ángel Blanco]]|[[1979]].[[09.23]]|[[Arena Neza]]|<ref>Box y Lucha 1404, date is a guess</ref>}}

...Team Championship|PCT Women's Tag Team Championship]] (w/[[Lady Lee]]), [[Lucha Libre Real Women's Championship]], [[Robles Promotions Women's Championship Her family are longtime Lucha Libre fans. When she was twelve years old her older brother brought her to

|family=[[Rush]], [[Dralistico]], [[Dragon Lee II]] (sons), [[Pit Bull I]], [[Pit Bull II]], [[Franco Colombo]] (brothers), [[Latino]] (nephew)''un [[Category:Former Lucha Libre Elite wrestlers]]

...n]]|[[1984]].[[03.18]]|[[Toreo de Cuatro Caminos]]|<ref>Box y Lucha, Super Lucha 473; Hamada is a last minute sub for Super Astro, who's mother passed away ...f=10;t=004721;p=1#000005 Matt Farmer], Arena 1330, Box y Lucha 1632, Box y Lucha 1633</ref>}}

...Navarro]]), [[IWRG Intercontinental Tag Team Championship]] w/[[Diablo Jr. I]] ...stler. He works mostly in the [[Mexico City]] area, and for [[IWRG]] and [[Lucha VIP]] along with other smaller groups. He's well respected for being one of

|family=[[Marco Tulio]] (father), [[Lila Cavazos]] (mother, Monterrey lucha promoter) ...of [[Pirata Morgan]] and [[El Dandy]] and the mask of [[Mosco De La Merced I|Mosco de la Merced]].

...cha" Stephen Sims, a noted Lucha Libre historian, the old <i>Huricanrana!</i> snail-mail publication, as well as: [http://www.thecubsfan.com/cmll The Cu * Best Tag: [[Gemelo Diablo I]], [[Gemelo Diablo II]]

...that were (and are) extremely popular in that area: football (soccer) and lucha libre. At the time, El Santo, Los Villanos, TNT, Canek and many others were ...cifical training for professional wrestling. Just four months into his pro lucha training, he had his first match which was an exhibition at the Politechnic

...the only title defended in Perros del Mal at this point, it's been treated like a semimain feud, and X-Fly winning the title is a big step up for him. ...Charro Aguayo|Francisco Aguayo]]|[[1937]].06.??|[[Mexico City]]|<ref>Box Y Lucha 905, part of a history piece on early title matches</ref>}}

...rro Gomez (1958-1959), Carta Brava II (1959-1971). The titles Carta Brava "I" and "II" were given by reporters and then used by the public to distinguis ...Los Hermanos Carta Brava and did not like being identified as Carta Brava I and Carta Brava II. Rudy said he never knew of Marco Antonio wrestling as

...Dorada was a fast rising star, but already held three belts and it seemed like only a status quo title defense. Instead, Dorada took the final two falls, ...]|<ref>[https://www.facebook.com/96186896558/posts/10153594593076559 Box Y Lucha], RB</ref>}}

{{aline|1978/08/25<ref>Box Y Lucha</ref>|hair|[[Tony Salazar]]|[[Ringo Mendoza]]|Arena México - Mexico City}} ...irs|Ringo Mendoza & [[Campesino del Valle]]|[[Indio Loco]] & [[El Mohicano I]]|Arena Xochimilco - Xochimilco, Mexico City}}

|maestro=[[Espectrito I]], [[Dory Dixon]], Dorado ...ers. He became the second Shiryu there. He got certain guys Japan bookings like [[Lockhart]], [[Steel Warrior II]], [[Neftali]], [[José Luis Feliciano]],

...|[[01.01]]|masks|[[Hombre Bala Jr.]] & [[Super Halcón Jr.]]|[[Rayo Tapatío I]] & [[Rayo Tapatío II]]|[[Arena Mexico]]}} {{aline|[[03.04]]|hair|[[Caifan Rockero I|Caifan]]|[[Androide]]|[[Terraza Elma]] - [[Apodaca]], [[Nuevo León]]}}

He was an amateur boxer, but was so impressed by the "new" sport of lucha libre that switched jobs, making his pro debut on April 12, 1934 as Carlos ...to rent out some of those arenas for events such as Disney on Ice and the like.

...ne, but respect Luchas 2000's research in this area. Some changes from the Lucha 2000's research has been added to this page. The portions of [[Mexican Nati ...cho Anaya]]|[[Black Guzman]]|[[1942]].[[09.23]]|[[Mexico City]]|<ref>Box Y Lucha 905</ref>}}

Like many UWA championships, this championship has floated around the world sinc ...eIffy|2|[[Luis Mariscal]]|[[1987]].[[04.29]]|[[Arena Ecatepec]]|<ref>Box y Lucha 1790 - listed as IWA Junior Heavyweight Championship</ref>}}

...t Championship]] (3), [[AAA Lucha Libre Premier Championship#2009|2009 AAA Lucha Libre Premier Championship]], [[AAA Latin American Title]], [[IWL Internati ...gner Jr. Wagner has shown himself capable of wrestling Japanese junior and lucha technical styles.

|nameHistory=Vulcano (debut - ), Payaso Diabólico I (00's) ...skto=[[Aguila Solitaria]]<ref>[https://youtu.be/cA_7zYr7JJc Leyendas de la Lucha Libre: Águila Solitaria]</ref>

...the 17th he wrestled Sangre Azteca in the opener of the live Arena Mexico lucha PPV that featured the Atlantis vs. Villano III mask vs. mask match. ...a]] & Ricky Marvin|[[El Diablo]] & [[Bestia Negra I (current)|Bestia Negra I]]|Arena Isabel - Cuernavaca, Morelos}}

...ine|[[1977]]/[[04/22]]|hair|[[Blue Demon]] & [[El Faraón]]|[[Gemelo Diablo I]] & [[Gemelo Diablo II]]|[[Arena México]]}} {{Gallery|name=Screenshot_2023-10-14_141639.png|caption=Lucha Libre #808}}

|birthdate=[[April 17]], [[1976]] - [[Monterrey]], [[Nuevo León]] <ref>Box Y Lucha 2932, 7/27/09</ref> |debut=February 22, 1995 <ref>Cadena3, Box Y Lucha 2932, 7/27/09</ref>, Arena Mi Ranchito, Guadalupe, Nuevo Leon

...r. III]] (brothers) {<i>neither is the [[El Sanguinario|AAA Sanguinario]]</i>} ...like a Mexican Apter Mag, putting on the cover the "cool" guys they liked like [[Dos Caras]], [[Canek]], etc., so being featured on covers with [[El Hijo

|image=el jaguar de colombia campeon mundial lucha libre colombiana luchador leyenda.jpg {{aline|1972|mask|El Jaguar de Colombia|[[Sepulturero I]]|Colombia}}

|maestro=[[Roberto Paz]], [[Flash I]], [[Gran Apache]], [[El Mexicano]], [[Gran Cochisse]] {{aend|<b>(1)</b> [[Lucha Del Revés]]; '''(2)''' finals of a Cage match with [[La Hiedra]], [[Lady M

...Brazos and Infernales had even more great matches, some of them were pure lucha and were rated on the ****1/2-3/4 range by many fans (including myself) and ...lace they wrestled at. Soon after that, MS-1 silently disappeared from the lucha scene, and nothing has been heard of him in quite a few years now.

...ccess on the independent scene and may be pursing opportunities outside of lucha libre. ...th [[Fantasma]], [[el Hijo del Anibal]], [[Mascara Ano 2000 Jr.]], [[Solar I]], [[Dr. Wagner Jr.]], [[Zumbido]], [[Lizmark Jr.]], [[Toscano]]; <b>(5)</b

|family=[[Príncipe Maya]], [[Perro del Ring]], [[El Danés | El Danés I]] and [[El Danés II]] (brothers), [[El Hijo Del Canek]] and [[Canek Jr.]] |maestro=[[Ham Lee]], [[Indio Azteca]], [[Maciste]], [[El Remington I]], [[El Chacal]]

...hampionship is one of the state championships of the [[Guadalajara]] box y lucha libre commission. It's controlled by the Guadalajara branch of [[CMLL]] and ...65 to focus on the [[Mexican National Light Heavyweight Championship]]<ref>Lucha Libre 72</ref>}}

...sman]], [[Romano García]], [[Miss Janeth]], [[Ice Killer]], [[Black Shadow I]], [[Averno]], [[Skayde]], [[Diva Salvaje]] * Pictures provided by: Kronosport, Lucha Libre Independiente, Ring Television & Entre Segunda y Tercera

|maestro=[[Villano I]], [[Sugi Sito]], [[Felipe Ham Lee]], [[Indio Vitela]], [[Indio Jeronimo]], ...oung he used to go to "Martes Populares" shows at Arena Coliseo. He liked lucha libre so much that he decided to train in order to become a professional wr

{{TitleDefenseLine|4|[[Solar I]]|[[1998]].[[03.29]]|[[Arena Naucalpan]]}} ...w.pwinsider.com/article/94654/tna-stars-heading-to-mexico-this-weekend-the-lucha-report.html?p=1/ PWInsider]</ref>|[[2015]].[[06.21]]|[[Arena Naucalpan]]}}

|nameHistory=Mano Negra (debut - ), Sangre Blanca I (ENESMA, 2004; was replaced after a few weeks) {{aend|<b>(1)</b> Lucha de Exibicion, ambos empatan y se despojan de la Mascara; <b>(2)</b> Cage ma

...2|[[Mascarita Sagrada]], [[Octagoncito]], [[Super Muñequito]]|[[Espectrito I]], [[Fuercita Guerrera]], [[Jerrito Estrada]]||}} {{EventMatchLine|3|[[Jerrito Estrada]] & [[Mascarita Sagrada]]|[[Espectrito I]] & [[Micro Konnan]]|[[Relevos Increíbles]]|}}

...vyweight Championship]] (unrecognized) <i>see history for disputed titles</i> ...could not find a job in El Paso and Ciudad Juarez. One night, there was a Lucha Libre event at [[Gimnasio Josué Neri Santos]]. He had no money, entered by

{{aline|[[????]]/[[??/??]]|hair|[[Pantera I]]|[[Babe Casas]]|[[unknown]]}} {{aline|[[????]]/[[??/??]]|hair|[[Pantera I]]|[[Babe Casas]]|[[unknown]]}}

...4 masks and 15 hairs in lucha de apuesta, important hairs of top wrestlers like as [[Negro Casas]], [[La Fiera]] and [[Coloso Colosseti]]. {{aline|??/??/??|masks|Rocky Star & [[Gallo Tapado]] |[[Scorpio I]] & [[Scorpio II]]|Cd Juarez, Mexico}}

..., he defeated the same wrestler in 1977 under his new name of Ku Klux Klan I along with his partner, Ku Klux Klan II in another another aspuestas match. ...d with his former partner [[TNT]], who was frequently on the cover of many lucha libre magazines and was able to defeat him in a hair vs hair match.

...d by different professional wrestlers such as [[Manny Cabrera]], [[Villano I]], [[Villano II]], [[El Vasco]], [[Tonina Jackson]], [[Califa]], [[Rolando ...ijo del Santo|Santo Jr.]]; <b>(2)</b> Relevos suicidas, [[Black Shadow Jr. I|Shadow]] & [[Hijo del Santo|Santo]] vs. [[Octagon]] & [[Fuerza Guerrera]]}}

...Asesino de Tepito (1988), Príncipe Island (?? - 05/90), Invasor Del Norte I (??/90 - ??/92), La Parka/La Parka Original (05/92 - ), L.A. Park (12/03 - ...985]] (as Minero); [[Stuka]] - [[June 26]], [[1991]] (as Invasor del Norte I)

...Villano II]], [[Villano III]], [[Villano IV]] and [[Villano V]], [[Difunto I]] (sons) [[Villano III Jr.]], [[El Hijo del Villano III]], [[Kaving]], [[Ko José Díaz Velázquez, better known in the lucha libre world as Ray Mendoza, is, along with [[Perro Aguayo]], the biggest an

{{tchange|[[Hip Hop Lucha Libre Championship|HHLL]]|[[Quimera]]|[[La Hielera]]<br>[[Hatana Himura]]<b ...defeated [[Rayo De Jalisco Jr.]] and [[Los Head Hunters]] [[Head Hunter I|I]] y [[Head Hunter II|II]]

...her and him met [[Caudillo I]] and asked him if he thar he wanted to learn lucha libre. Caudillo refused at first because he did not allow children. Skali His first winning in Lucha de Apuestas was in a cage match against Lady Llorona Jr. His first champio

...l Legionario]] in Juarez. (They are not the Ku Klux Klan that was numbered I, II, III - this group just used it as a name for their group, but kept thei ...ed the world touring Japan several times, he competed in several countries like El Salvador, Panama, Corea, England, Philippines, Malaysia, Hong Kong, Russ

But in what looks like something out of an Hispanic soap opera, or a love novel, more than real li ...d him to be a bodybuilder with little charisma and less ability, who moved like a robot, and did not have much of a future in the business. But through sup

Like all [[Mexico City|Mexican National Championships]], they are actually manag ...ssics.com/.ubb/ultimatebb.php?ubb=get_topic;f=10;t=004419;p=1#000000 Box y Lucha</ref>}}

...nated wrestlers came back in to stop counts. After the last bit, the Box Y Lucha commission stopped the match and declared the titles held up. ...les Jr.]] & [[Scorpio Jr.]]|[[2003]].[[10.27]]|[[Arena Puebla]]|<ref>Box y Lucha 2634</ref>}}

...[[El Matematico]] in the first round. They were then defeated by [[Villano I]] and [[Ciclón Mckey | Masked Marvel]] in the semifinals. In the finals, t

...- what aired was generally regarded as a great match. Also, Mexico is not like Japan or the United States where if television airs a clipped match, you ca ...the matches listed and the order in which they are listed. To those people I offer this advice: Go make your own list if you think you're so smart.:)

...19. He's now a practicing physical therapist and a member of Mexico City's lucha libre commission. {{aline|[[1983]]/[[09/24]]|hair|[[Aristóteles I]]|[[El Dandy]]|Pista Arena Revolución - Mexico City}}

The gimmick of Falcon had an interesting backstory. A popular lucha libre magazine named "El Halcón" wanted a mascot and held a contest for it ...put against various [[Los Villanos | Villanos]] combinations, [[Escorpión I]] and [[Raúl Reyes | Escorpión II]], [[Rizado Ruiz]] and [[Rudy Reyna]],

...ing name of Fishman, was a Mexican professional wrestler who became one of Lucha Libre's biggest stars during the 1980s with the Universal Wrestling Associa ...habría un ganador, y precisamente fue el Faraón el favorito para ganar esa lucha, pues una buena racha lo acompañaba en duelo de apuestas sosteniendo una g

...r Man (1977, briefly), El Magnífico (debut - 03/77), El Supremo/El Supremo I (03/77 - ) ...and debuted on July 8th, 1976 at the older age of 34, which is uncommon in lucha libre. He debuted as Power Man, but the the commission had a rule about not

...Jack Evans]]<BR>[[Drago (AAA)|Drago]] & [[Fénix]]<BR>[[Daga]] & [[Psicosis I|Psicosis]]<br>[[Eric Escobar|Mr. E]] & [[Sexy B]]|[[2013]].[[06.16]]|[[Aren {{TitleDefenseLine|1|[[Psicosis I]] & [[Daga]]|[[2013]].[[08.02]]|[[Gimnasio Juan de la Barrera]]}}

|maestro=[[Antonio Hdz.]], [[Espectro I]], [[Shadito Cruz]], [[Villano I]] ...ch]]), [[Huracarrana]], [[Jumping double slap to the ears with his legs]] (like going for a Huracarrana)

...05, 7th Annual [[Leyenda de Plata]] Tournament, Fukumen World League II, [[Lucha Libre Azteca Title]], [[UWE World Tag Team Championship]] (w/[[Ultimo Guerr his promotion (more to this later), but in that period there was people like

...Mexican society is enormous in many different ways. Santo was a superhero like Superman, Batman or Spiderman - but with the difference that Santo was real ...llanos elementary school. During his youth, Rodolfo practised many sports, like baseball and (American) football.

...fe in Puebla. He got a degree in physical education, but ended up pursuing lucha libre instead. ...14th Century BC Egypt. When he tried to register that name with the Box y Lucha Commision, it was turned down because the name was too long. He was given a

...[Toryumon]] gym. These include [[Turbo]] (his best known pupil) and others like [[Black Thunder]]. {{Gallery|name=flecha_skayde.jpg|caption=as Flecha I}}

...[Adolfo Bonales]]|[[1959]].?.?|Spokane, Washington, [[United States]]|<ref>Lucha Libre 191; Bonales says he and Stojack went to a draw before the title was ...eptember 1962; next few years are approved by NWA but outside of EMLL|<ref>Lucha Libre 104 details this situation as it stands in 1965, claiming EMLL had re

:[[July 27]]: [[Toro Negro I]] == Lucha de Apuestas ==

...r este personaje. En este tiempo en Monterrey rapa a hombres de peso en la Lucha Libre como Pirata Morgan, Pimpinela Escarlata y Andy Barrow por mencionar a Poco tiempo después llamo la atención del CMLL empresa poderosa de Lucha en México que lo lleva a sus filas y por su estilo pronto se coloca en los

...nd defenses in the north of the country were rarely covered in Mexico City lucha libre magazines in the period. ...ha.com/foro/viewtopic.php?p=737064#p737064 ricardo aguilar hidalgo @ box y lucha]</ref>}}

|maestro=[[Flash I]], [[Diablo Velazco]], [[Gran Cochisse]] [[Category:Former Lucha Libre Elite wrestlers|Sagrado]]

|nameHistory=Dr. Karonte Jr. (debut - 00), [[Astro Boy|Astro Boy (I)]] (00 - 06/04), Komachi (third version; Michinoku Pro - 2003), Místico (0 ...] 2015, Baja Stars Wrestling Intercontinental Middleweight Championship, [[Lucha Libre Elite Middleweight Championship]], Promociones El Cholo Cruiserweight

...ngo (home of [[Angel Azteca]], and separated from G. Palacio by a street). Like most wrestlers of the Laguna region he was trained by legendary local maest ...s became a star of note in the 70s attaining in Mexico important victories like winning the hair of both [[Enrique Vera]] and [[Raul Reyes]] (both at Arena

...er his dark presence made him get many roles in movies, including many non-lucha movies. ...ng Sergio Llanes. When Televicentro closed its doors because of the ban of lucha libre on TV by the Mexican government, he wrestled some at the Frontón Mé

...in inextricably intertwined with Karadigián’s ''Titanes'' promotion, thus I wish to set the scene in regards to the promotion as a whole, necessarily c ...wrestling gang ‘La Semillita.’” Another commentator wrote, “Fair play in lucha libre was always ‘embarrassed’ [this is meant as a pun on Boo’s fatne

{{TitleHistoryLine|4|[[Los Tarascos]] ([[Tarasco I]], [[Tarasco II]], [[Tarasco III]])|?|????.??.??|[[Arena Naucalpan]]}} ...taria]], [[Ciclon Ramirez]], [[El Pantera II]]|[[Los Tarascos]] ([[Tarasco I]], [[Tarasco II]], [[Tarasco III]])|[[1991]].[[04.21]]|[[Arena Naucalpan]]}

...10<ref>[https://www.facebook.com/96186896558/posts/10154171204511559 Box Y Lucha]</ref>|[[Cibernetico]]|[[Perro Aguayo]]|[[1995]].[[10.27]]|[[Tehuacan]]}} {{TitleDefenseLine|9|[[Head Hunter I]]|[[2005]].[[10.02]]|[[Arena Naucalpan]]}}

''Note: Engendro I and [[Coco Azul]] were previously mistaken for being one and the same'' ...ncios de los 90s despues de la desaparicion de la UWA del plano luchistico lucha en Cd Juarez para la empresa ACASA como Rayo Imperial, mantendria un pique

|maestro=[[Diablo Velazco]], [[Flash I]] [[Category:Lucha Libre USA wrestlers|Mr. Aguila]]

...s", platica Sergio. "No me aceptaron, así que mi papá decidió meterme a la lucha libre, lo que realmente le importaba a él era que yo descargara toda mi en ...aria frente al [[Fabuloso Blondie]], El llego a participar en un torneo de Lucha Libre celebrado en Francia donde también participo el [[Perro Aguayo]], Ci

...y Romero]]/[[Bobby Quance]]/[[Puma Kid]] (Voted Match of the Year by Box y Lucha Magazine)}} ...eMatch|2003.11.09|[[Gimnasio Nuevo Leon]]|[[Raiden]] and [[Caifane Rockero I]] y [[Caifane Rockero II]] beat [[Ricky Marvin]]/'''Volador Jr.'''/[[Virus]

...ign established Ultimo Guerrero himself as the best. It's not uncommon for lucha libre championship reigns to last three and half years, but rarely are they ...since Bucanero returned to the rudo side, but still a bit off to the side, like all championships which do not involve Mistico.

|nicknames=El Black, el Dennis Rodman de la lucha libre, El Rey del Tope, La Saeta del Ring ...MELL, 10/92 - 07/94, 02/95 - 08/95), Bali (AAA, 07/94 - 02/95), [[Vegas]] (I; AAA, 09/95), Black Panther (EMLL, 10/95 - 05/96), Black Warrior (05/96 - )

...Aguilar and whom ''[[Ovaciones]]'' named as Ana Maria Mendoza Aguilar, and I have no idea yet which name is correct. ...Texas.' But after one of the shows in Mexico City, a very well-respected lucha libre magazine writer named Héctor Valero Maré took Juan aside and sugges

...ro Jr.]] (brother), <i>(NOT related to [[Safari]] and [[Último Rebelde]])</i> ...[CMLL World Heavyweight Title]] (2), [[CMLL Universal Tournament]] 2009, [[Lucha Libre Azteca Title]], [[UWE World Tag Team Championship]] (w/[[Atlantis]]),

== Lucha de Apuestas == {{aline|[[02/03]]|mask|[[Trauma I]]|[[Wotan]]|[[Arena López Mateos]]}}

...o. His standout attribute was his bumping, particularly the high handstand-like vaults he took on backdrops outside of the ring. {{aline|02/08/15|hair|[[Jerry Estrada]]|[[Stuka I]]|[[Arena Olimpico Laguna, Gomez Palacio, Durango]]}}

...indies. Returned to [[Arena Mexico]] but not officially CMLL as part of [[Lucha Libre Elite]]. {{aline|[[2001|01]]/[[July 6|07/06]]|hair|[[Zumbido]]|[[Mosco de la Merced I|Mosco de la Merced]]|[[Cancha Cuarto Centenario]] - [[Aguascalientes]]}}

...ly at Hadco Plaza, an old dance club that became one of the most important lucha buildings in Los Angeles until it was sold in 1985. When he was a little th ...ough he went to Gil's gym to get properly trained by the most reconigzable lucha trainer in California, Gil Arellano.

...his role, and has since been replaced by the original [[Mosco De La Merced I|Mosco De La Merced]] during the summer of 2005. ...echas la carrera de Pierroth se disparo a los planes mas importantes de la lucha libre en Mexico y el extranjero. cuando el CMLL decide dar a conocer sus ca

...about Lizmark is that he really is from Llano Grande, Oaxaca, but he feels like Acapulco is his hometown because he was raised and lived there until he mov ...es like flying dropkicks. Of course the flying dropkick is a really common lucha move nowadays, but back then it was considered state-of-the-art flying. Liz

...], [[Ricky Marvin]], [[Tigre Blanco]], [[Rocky Romero]] (as Havana Brother I), [[Ricky Reyes]] (as Havana Brother II(b)), [[TJP|Puma]] (as Havana Brothe ...[07.13]]|[[Arena Puebla]]|<ref>[http://www.pwinsider.com/article/95153/the-lucha-report.html?p=1/ PWInsider]</ref>}}

After trying out cycling and baseball, at age 16 he finally settled on lucha libre, training during three years with [[Príncipe Judas]] and [[Antonio C ...ijera de Oro" gimmick he'd been carrying from Monclova, claiming something like 30 straight "cabellera" wins (the most important one being on November 18,

...lucha libre, and he idolized [[Black Shadow]] and wanted to be a wrestler like him. When he was nineteen years old he started to train at the [[Gimnasio B ...already a very popular wrestler and had big profile rivalries with people like [[El Marquez]], but his most memorable feuds and matches were with [[Rene G

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...t the undercards". But seeing the way Blue Panther's career went, it looks like many of those writers had to eat their own words. ...nfernal]], [[Luzbel]] and [[Bull Power]], and also [[Las Sombras de Plata (I/II)]] teaming with [[Black Man]] on [[November 20]]. Also on [[June 24]], h

* Toryumon X - More lucha libre based compared to the others and consisted of the ninth through twelf ...former T2P wrestler [[Noriaki Kawabata]]. It also featured Mexican talents like [[Pentagon Black|Pentagon]], [[Ultimo Guerrero]], [[Rey Bucanero]], [[Maxim

...other important trainers in his career such as Angel Mensajero, Caudillo I, Mr. Tempest, and Black Shadow Jr. He had difficulties in his early days i

...the history of of [[Arena Isabel de Cuernavaca]]. His top rivals were men like [[Apolo Curiel]] & [[El Zodiaco]], and his best partners were the [[Hermano ...many times, and also put up his mask on many occasions. He defeated Buitre I on September 26, 1971. Asutica lost his mask in a triangle match with Baró

...us Freebirds. In 1993, Texano and Silver King jumped to Consejo Mundial de Lucha Libre where they continued their success by winning the vacant CMLL tag tit ...]|masks (1)|Silver King & [[El Texano]]|[[Los Crazy Stars]] [[Crazy Star I|I]] & [[Crazy Star II|II]]|El Toreo - Naucalpan, Mexico State}}

...older brother [[Bala de Plata (Baja California)|Bala de Plata]]. Caudillo I, Príncipe Negro and Caudillo Jr. were his first maestros. He began his wr ...th [[Mr. Tempest (90s)|Mr. Tempest]]. He held notable feuds that lead to lucha de apuestas matches. Angel Mensajero was one of the few luchadores who won

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|family=[[El Hijo del Solitario]] (son), Othon Banzica I/El Zica I/Juan Gonzalez Cruz (brother) ...mask with a wide open mouth, which is a popular design now used by people like Atlantis, Octagon and Ultimo Guerrero among others.

...popularity, Blue Demon is, along with [[El Santo]], the biggest mainstream lucha superstar [[Mexico]] ever had. ...siness or how was it like, the young Demon knew he wanted to be a luchador like his mentor.

|family=[[El Calavera II]] (father), [[Hermano Calavera I]] (uncle), [[Plata|Plata/Oro II (first)]] (brother), [[Oro II|Excalibur/Oro ...is Japanese debut in April, [[1992]] for [[Gran Hamada]]'s [[UWF|Universal lucha libre promotion]]. With his spectacular flying he quickly made himself a re

|signatureMoves=[[Moonsault]], [[Power Bomb]], [[La Ultramana]] (is like [[La Valagueza]], except rather than wait for his opponent to give up, he w ...tal Trios Titles]] (2) (1 w/[[X-Fly]] & [[Bestia 666]] & 1 w/[[Head Hunter I]] & [[X-Fly]]), [[WWA World Tag Team Championship]] w/ [[Bestia 666]]

...onship]] 2 w/(([[Payasos AAA]] ([[El Indómito|Coco Amarillo]] & [[Engendro I|Coco Azul]]) ...El Cobarde II Pierde su mascara contra el Técnico Mano Negra, en una gran lucha en la que Mano Negra con mucha dificultad logra desenmascarar al Cobarde pa

...]] & [[Olimpico]]) who were upset about being passed over for a non-member like Negro Casas. ...ecnico partners, betraying them to the rudos at times. At first, it seemed like [[Terrible]], [[Texano]] and a partner to be decided later were about to wi

|maestro=[[Diablo Velazco]], [[Flash I]] |titles=[[Occidente Trios Titles]] (w/ [[León Dorado]] & [[Ídolo I]]), [[Occidente Light Heavyweight Title]], [[Gran Alternativa]] 1995 (w/ [[

...d one of the five or ten most famous characters in the 73+-year history of lucha libre, was pronounced dead. The cause of death was formally listed as being ...arly 1940s, each had gravitated towards Mexican professional wrestling, la lucha libre.

He trained for lucha libre in Guadalajara's "Gimnasio Hércules", which was owned by Roy Velasco ...he coolest rudos of the era. They were considered cool because they looked like such major superstars in posed pictures celebrating after the matches or in

*01/10 - [[Mini Vader]] and [[Mini Mankind]] (formerly Espectrito I and II) debut their new gimmicks for [[AAA]] in Nez. On the same card [[Hec *08/06 - One of the most famous Lucha venues in the world, [[Pista Arena Revolucion]], collapses to the ground. E

...[Villano II|II]], [[Villano IV|IV]], [[Villano V|V]] (brothers), [[Difunto I]] (half-brother), [[La Infernal]] (wife), [[El Hijo del Villano III]], [[Vi ...eno]], [[Chico Hernández]], [[Felipe Ham Lee]], [[Ray Mendoza]], [[Villano I]], [[Villano II]], [[Costeño Nava]], [[Pedro Nieves]]

Like his own name says, El Hijo del Santo is one of El Santo's sons (Santo had e ...t even though he'd never become a cultural icon and mainstream personality like Santo, he'd be a considerably better wrestler after just a few months in th

== Lucha de Apuestas == ...[[Keyra]], [[Óscar El Hermoso]], [[Yuriko]], & [[Sexy Star II]]; '''(6)''' Lucha de Revés: [[Shamu Jr. (Tijuana)|Shamu Jr.]] wagered his hair; <b>(7)</b> R

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...d never get over because he was way too small, in which Art remarked that "I'm as tall as you are, you are just fat." {{Gallery|name=Artbarrboxylucha.jpg |caption=On the cover of Box Y Lucha }}

...MLL announced a 16 team tournament featuring teams from the four top major lucha libre training regions ([[La Laguna]], [[Mexico City]], [[Guadalajara]], an | RD1-team04=[[Gemelo Diablo I]] & [[Valiente]]

...ounced he was leaving AAA in October 2020. Villano initially declared he'd like to continue to defend the championship. AAA indicated that wouldn't be allo ...[[2004]].[[12.20]]|[[Auditorio Municipal, Tampico, Tamaulipas]]|<ref>Box y Lucha 2693</ref>}}