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{{TitleHistorySpan|[[Mexican National Light Heavyweight Tournament, 1942|tournament to decide initial champion]]}} {{TitleHistorySpan|[[Mexican National Light Heavyweight Tournament, 1951|tournament for vacant championship]]}}

:[[1973]]: [[Super Crazy]] {{aend|<b>(1)</b> Finals of a ruleta rusa tag team tournament; <b>(2)</b> Relevos Suicidas: [[Picudo]] & [[Perro Aguayo Jr.|Aguayo Jr.]]

|[[Bob Arreola]] b [[Ciclon Veloz]] for the [[Mexican National Welterweight Championship]]<BR>''also listed as 09/14'' ...an]] to become the first [[Mexican National Light Heavyweight Championship|national lightheavyweight championship]]<BR>''also listed as 09/25: [[Lobo Negro]] &

|titles=[[Mexican National Tag Team Championship]] (w/[[Halcón 78]]) ...ts by 1978. He challenged [[Javier Llanes]] for the Distrito Federal Light Heavyweight Championship on October 17th, 1978 but was defeated. He stayed with the gim

.../ [[Dr. Wagner]]), [[NWA Americas Tag Team Titles]] (w/ [[Dr. Wagner]]), [[National Cruiserweight Title]] ...e National Cruiserweight one, as he became the first champion by winning a tournament, going over [[El Insolito]] in the finals at the [[Palacio de los Deportes]

...]]), [[IWRG Intercontinental Heavyweight Championship]], [[IWL Independent Heavyweight Title]], [[AULL Copa Universo|AULL Copa Universo 2014]] ...an, Estado de México | El Toreo De Cuatro Caminos]]. That 24th of March of 1973, [[Gallo Tapado]] and [[Chicano Power]] fought "Kanek" (spelled like that)

...to I, won in 1958), [[National Light Heavyweight Title]] (3, Espanto I), [[National Tag Team Titles]] (Espanto I & II), [[Northern Tag Team Titles]] (Espanto I ...g history, however they are an undeservedly often forgotten team by modern Mexican fans and historians, and practically a team of unknowns to English speaking

...azine published a detailed and researched title history of all the Mexican National championships. For most of the titles, the histories printed in the magazin ...arch has been added to this page. The portions of [[Mexican National Light Heavyweight Championship (Luchas 2000)|disagreement in Luchas 2000's research]] are pre

...]], Los Angeles: [[NWA Americas Tag Team Titles]] (w/ [[Angel Blanco]]), [[National Tag Team Titles]] (w/ [[Angel Blanco]]), [[Occidente Tag Team Championship] The name did not last long, as in 1962, Mexican-Jewish promoter Elías Simón, who ran in the North of the country, suggest

...[[Mil Mascaras]], w/ [[Raúl Mata]], w/ [[Raúl Reyes]]), [[UWA World Light Heavyweight Title]] (3) ..." Cabrera in the finals of the first ever Distrito Federal "Golden Gloves" tournament. His boxing name was Joe Díaz.

...[[National Tag Team Titles]] (2, w/ [[Rayo de Jalisco]]), [[National Light Heavyweight Title]] ...career. Santo is a cultural icon, a social phenomenon whose impact in the Mexican society is enormous in many different ways. Santo was a superhero like Supe

...st of it's existence, the NWA World Middleweight Championship been held by Mexican wrestlers and defended in Mexico. In 1994, the title was sold to [[Ultimo D {{TitleHistorySpan|reigning National Wrestling Association champion declared first champion}}

...ag Team Titles (w/ [[Silver King]]), W*ING/WWC Junior Heavyweight Title, [[National Tag Team Titles]] (w/ [[Pirata Morgan]]) ...'s Box of internal wounds from which Texano never recovered. According to Mexican tradition, he was cremated the next day (Tuesday the 17th) before sundown a

...(w/ [[Villano IV|Villanos IV]] & [[Villano V|V]]), [[Arena Naucalpan Light Heavyweight Championship]], [[Arena Naucalpan Middleweight Championship]], [[WWA World En enero de 1973 fue considerado para tener ya el nombre de la familia, por lo que asumio la