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Tony Rivera

2007-08-12T13:45:05Z

Taker: /* Luchas de apuestas record */

{{bioFields|
|name=Tony Rivera
|image=Tony_rivera_coliseo.jpg
|realName=Javier Espinosa Romero
|nicknames=
|nameHistory=Paris(debut), Tony Rivera
|family=[[Marco Rivera]] (brother)
|maestro=[[Benny Castello]], [[Tony Salazar]]
|birthdate=[[December 30]], [[1973]] - [[Tijuana]]
|debut=[[1993]]
|lostmaskto=[[Zumbido]] - November, [[1995]] - Pista Arena Revolución - Mexico City
|height=171 cm
|weight=80 kg
|obituarydate=
|signatureMoves=
|titles=[[IWRG Intercontinental Middleweight Championship]], [[Panama Welterweight Title]]
|}}

 
== Luchas de apuestas record ==
{{astart}}
{{aline|??/??/??|hair|Tony Rivera|[[Ráfaga Moreno]]|Arena San Juan Pantitlán - Neza, Mexico State}}
{{aline|??/??/??|mask|Tony Rivera|[[Fighter]]|unknown}}
{{aline|??/??/??|mask|Tony Rivera|[[Super Punk]]|unknown}}
{{aline|95/11/??|mask|[[Zumbido]]|El Renegado|Pista Arena Revolución - Mexico City}}
{{aline|96/11/03|hair|[[El Cuervo]]|Tony Rivera|El Toreo - Naucalpan, Mexico State}}
{{aline|97/06/29|hair|Tony Rivera|[[Judo Suwa]]|Palenque de la Feria - Tulancingo, Hidalgo}}
{{aline|97/11/30|hair|Tony Rivera|[[Reyes Veloz]]|Arena Coliseo - Mexico City}}
{{aline|98/??/??|hair|Tony Rivera|[[Andy Barrow]]|unknown}}
{{aline|98/02/01|hair|Tony Rivera|[[Valentín Mayo]]|Arena Coliseo - Mexico City}}
{{aline|98/08/??|hair|Tony Rivera|[[Guerrero de la Muerte]]|Arena Coliseo - Mexico City}}
{{aline|98/08/11|hair|Tony Rivera|[[Guerrero del Futuro]]|Arena Coliseo - Mexico City}}
{{aline|98/10/01|hair|Tony Rivera|[[Bestia Negra I (current)|Bestia Negra I]]|Gimnasio G-3 - Mexico City}}
{{aline|98/12/15|hair (1)|Tony Rivera|[[Halcón Negro]]|Arena Coliseo - Mexico City}}
{{aline|99/02/01|hair|Tony Rivera|[[Negro Navarro]]|Arena Puebla - Puebla, Puebla}}
{{aline|99/12/19|hair|Tony Rivera|[[Halcón Negro]]|Arena Coliseo - Mexico City}}
{{aline|00/03/21|hair|Tony Rivera|[[Mr. México]]|Arena Coliseo - Mexico City}}
{{aline|00/05/18|hair (2)|Tony Rivera|[[Super Cacao]]|Arena Coliseo - Mexico City}}
{{aline|00/06/19|hair|Tony Rivera|[[Chicago Express]]|Arena Puebla - Puebla, Puebla}}
{{aline|01/02/19|hair|Tony Rivera|[[El Hijo del Gladiador]]|Arena Puebla - Puebla, Puebla}}
{{aline|01/08/??|hairs|Tony Rivera & [[Ricky Marvin]]|[[El Diablo]] & [[Bestia Negra I (current)|Bestia Negra I]]|Arena Isabel - Cuernavaca, Morelos}}
{{aline|01/08/15|mask|Tony Rivera|[[Bestial]]|Palenque de la Feria - Celaya, Guanajuato}}
{{aline|01/10/18|hair|Tony Rivera|[[Brazo de Platino]]|Arena Isabel - Cuernavaca, Morelos}}
{{aline|02/03/28|hair|Tony Rivera|[[Andy Barrow]]|Arena Isabel - Cuernavaca, Morelos}}
{{aline|02/07/18|hairs|Tony Rivera, [[Impacto]] & [[Baby Star]]|[[Bestias Negras]] [[Bestia Negra I (current)|I]], [[Bestia Negra II|II]] & [[Bestia Negra III|III]]|Arena Isabel - Cuernavaca, Morelos}}
{{aline|02/11/02|hair|Tony Rivera|[[Bestial]]|Arena Xochimilco - Xochimilco, Mexico City}}
{{aline|03/11/17|hair|Tony Rivera|[[Mr. México]]|Arena Puebla - Puebla, Puebla}}
{{aline|03/07/17|hair (3)|Tony Rivera|[[Bestia Negra I (current)|Bestia Negra I]]|Arena Isabel - Cuernavaca, Morelos}}
{{aline|03/08/07|hair|Tony Rivera|[[Super Brazo]]|Arena Isabel - Cuernavaca, Morelos}}
{{aline|04/06/20|hair|[[El Veneno]]|Tony Rivera|Arena Coliseo - Mexico City}}
{{aline|04/11/04|hair|[[Zumbido]]|Tony Rivera|Arena Isabel - Cuernavaca, Morelos}}
{{aline|05/11/03|hair|Tony Rivera|[[Andy Barrow]]|Arena Isabel - Cuernavaca, Morelos}}
{{aline|06/11/05|mask/hair|Tony Rivera & [[El Gallo]]|[[Super Maquina]] & [[Conflictus]]|Arena Coliseo - Guadalajara, Jalisco}}
{{aline|07/08/05|hair|[[Virus]]|Tony Rivera|Arena Coliseo - Mexico City}}
{{aend|(1) Triangle match with Ringo Mendoza; (2) Relevos suicidas match vs. Brazo de Oro & Fugaz; (3) Relevos Suicidas vs. [[Super Brazo]] & [[Bestial]]}}

== Gallery ==

{{Gallery|name=Parisx.jpg|caption=1993 as Paris}}
{{Gallery|name=TonyRivera.jpg|caption=90`s}}

[[Category:Mexican wrestlers]]
[[Category:Current CMLL wrestlers]]

Virus

2007-08-12T13:43:44Z

Taker: /* Luchas de apuestas record */

== Profile ==

{{bioFields|
|image=Virusnew.JPG
|name=Virus
|realName=Ricardo Amezquita Cardeño
|nicknames=El Pequeño Gigante, El Pequeño Maestro
|nameHistory=Bird Boy (debut - 08/92), Piratita Morgan (08/92 - ??), Damiancito El Guerrero (94 - 05/98), Damiancito (1995, Japan), Virus (05/98 - )
|family=none
|maestro=[[El Fuerza Aérea]]
|birthdate=[[December 9, 1968]] - [[Mexico City]]
|debut=[[April 20, 1986]] - [[Auditorio Municipal de Ozumba]], [[Estado de Mexico]]
|obituarydate=
|lostmaskto=
|height=5'5"/165 cms
|weight=174 lbs/79 kg
|signatureMoves=Virus Clutch ([[Delfin Clutch]]), Virus Stretch ([[Queen Angelito Stretch]]), [[Inverted Gory Special Bomb]], [[Ringpost Armdrag]]
|titles=[[UWA World Featherweight Title]], [[National Lightweight Title]], [[CMLL Mini Estrellas Title]], [[CMLL Japan Super Lightweight Title]], [[CMLL Super Lightweight Title]]
|}}



== Biography ==


Virus' debut as a professional wrestler was on [[April 20]] of [[1986]] for [[Carlos Maynes]]' [[UWA]] as Bird Boy I (there was also a [[Bird Boy II]]). He was trained by [[Fuerza Aerea]] and despite his size he knew he'd make it like his idol [[Super Astro]].

He was mostly used as a first or second match attraction at the small arena's because he was good but very small. On [[July 27]], [[1991]] he captured the [[UWA Featherweight Title]] by defeating [[Super Archie]] at [[Arena Apatlaco]], and lost it on [[August 25]] of the [[1992|following year]] against [[El Coralillo]] at [[Arena Ecatepec]]. He held it during more than a full year though only had two defenses.

It's not like in the UWA, that was falling apart, had any plans for the title as evidenced by the fact that Coralillo never lost the title. He just lost it because he had already left the promotion to join [[EMLL]]'s minis division that was having a hot moment.

In EMLL, [[Pirata Morgan]] offered him to be his "mini" version after the original one left for [[AAA]] so he became Piratita Morgan. His actual debut with that name was on [[August 7]], [[1992]] at [[Arena Coliseo Guadalajara|La Arena Coliseo]] from [[Guadalajara]], [[Jalisco]].

When Pirata Morgan left for AAA there was little point of having a mini version of a guy that wasn't in the promotion, so [[Damian El Guerrero]] offered him the name in [[1994]].

In [[1995]] he went to Japan to work for the independent promotion [[W*ING]] and there he was called Damiancito and was the mini version of [[Damian 666]], who was a fairly known luchador on the independent scene due to his work for [[FMW]].

On [[February 27]], [[1996]] he captured the [[CMLL Mini Estrellas Title]] from [[Mascarita Mágica]]. He defended it against [[Ultimo Dragoncito]], [[Cicloncito Ramírez]] and Mascarita himself, and dropped it to Dragoncito in October [[1999]] at [[Arena Puebla]].

Damiancito especially had a classic match on [[January 7]], [[1997]] at [[Arena Coliseo]] when he defeated Cicloncito Ramírez to retain the CMLL Minis title. After the match the wrestlers got a huge ovation. This was the match that made Cicloncito stand out from the rest of the mini wrestlers as a super worker.

In the last Arena Coliseo show of 1997 there was an eight minis elimination match in which the winner would get the right to wrestle in a regular tag match with the "big guys". Damiancito won that match, that also featured [[Tritoncito]], Cicloncito Ramírez, [[Pequeño Cochisse]], [[Platita]], [[Guerrerito del Futuro]], [[Pequeño Sayama]] and [[Fierito]]. He got his try-out as promised, but as he is not a midget and he worked so well with the big guys because he's such a good worker, he moved on to the full sized wrestlers division.

Since there was no point of being a "-cito" now that he was not wrestling minis anymore, he changed his name to Virus in May of [[1998]]. A friend of him came up with the name while they were working out.

During that month, and after debuting as Virus, he wrestled as Damiancito again, but just a couple more shots until the name change was made "official" on TV.

That same month he also captured the [[National Lightweight Title]] defeating a Guadalajara local called [[Akira]] in a match for the vacant belt. He started a feud with [[Oriental]] and defended the title numerous times against him. They also feuded over the [[Distrito Federal Lightweight Title]] that Oriental held.

Virus is also a regular in the Japanese tours of CMLL, and he has also competed in [[Super Delfin]]'s [[Osaka Pro]]. On [[December 25|Christmas]] of [[1999]] he defeated [[Masato Yakushiji]] to capture the [[CMLL Japan Super Lightweight Title]] that he lost to [[Ricky Marvin]] on [[August 6]], [[2000]].

Nowadays Virus is a top-25 worker in Mexico, and he keeps improving thanks to the weekly training with the [[Grupo Cibernetico]] commanded by [[Negro Casas]] and [[Guillermo "Memo" Díaz]]. Due to size he'll never be a major player in the company, though he's an excellent asset to EMLL due to his amazing ability to carry any opponent through the spots or get the best out of flashy tecnicos.



 

== Luchas de apuestas record ==
{{astart}}
{{aline|??/??/??|mask|Virus|[[El Mariachi]] (not Solar)|unknown}}
{{aline|91/08/03|mask|[[Super Archie]]|Bird Boy I|Arena Apatlaco - Apatlaco, Mexico State}}
{{aline|96/08/04|hair|Damiancito El Guerrero|[[Mascarita Mágica]]|Pista Arena Revolución - Mexico City}}
{{aline|01/[[September 2|09/02]]|hair|Virus|[[Kato Kung Lee]]|Auditorio Flores Magón - Oaxaca, Oaxaca}}
{{aline|07/08/05|hair|Virus|[[Tony Rivera]]|Arena Coliseo - México DF}}
{{aend|}}

== Gallery ==


{{Gallery|
|name=Virusmasked.jpg
|caption=as Bird boy
}}

{{Gallery|
|name=LosBucaneros.jpg
|caption=as Piratita Morgan w/ [[Rey Bucanero]] & [[Pirata Morgan]]
}}

{{Gallery|
|name=Virus1.jpg
|caption=1999
}}

{{Gallery|
|name=virus.jpg
|caption=2000
}}

[[Category:Mexican wrestlers]]
[[Category:Current CMLL wrestlers]]

Virus

2007-08-12T13:42:41Z

Taker: /* Luchas de apuestas record */

== Profile ==

{{bioFields|
|image=Virusnew.JPG
|name=Virus
|realName=Ricardo Amezquita Cardeño
|nicknames=El Pequeño Gigante, El Pequeño Maestro
|nameHistory=Bird Boy (debut - 08/92), Piratita Morgan (08/92 - ??), Damiancito El Guerrero (94 - 05/98), Damiancito (1995, Japan), Virus (05/98 - )
|family=none
|maestro=[[El Fuerza Aérea]]
|birthdate=[[December 9, 1968]] - [[Mexico City]]
|debut=[[April 20, 1986]] - [[Auditorio Municipal de Ozumba]], [[Estado de Mexico]]
|obituarydate=
|lostmaskto=
|height=5'5"/165 cms
|weight=174 lbs/79 kg
|signatureMoves=Virus Clutch ([[Delfin Clutch]]), Virus Stretch ([[Queen Angelito Stretch]]), [[Inverted Gory Special Bomb]], [[Ringpost Armdrag]]
|titles=[[UWA World Featherweight Title]], [[National Lightweight Title]], [[CMLL Mini Estrellas Title]], [[CMLL Japan Super Lightweight Title]], [[CMLL Super Lightweight Title]]
|}}



== Biography ==


Virus' debut as a professional wrestler was on [[April 20]] of [[1986]] for [[Carlos Maynes]]' [[UWA]] as Bird Boy I (there was also a [[Bird Boy II]]). He was trained by [[Fuerza Aerea]] and despite his size he knew he'd make it like his idol [[Super Astro]].

He was mostly used as a first or second match attraction at the small arena's because he was good but very small. On [[July 27]], [[1991]] he captured the [[UWA Featherweight Title]] by defeating [[Super Archie]] at [[Arena Apatlaco]], and lost it on [[August 25]] of the [[1992|following year]] against [[El Coralillo]] at [[Arena Ecatepec]]. He held it during more than a full year though only had two defenses.

It's not like in the UWA, that was falling apart, had any plans for the title as evidenced by the fact that Coralillo never lost the title. He just lost it because he had already left the promotion to join [[EMLL]]'s minis division that was having a hot moment.

In EMLL, [[Pirata Morgan]] offered him to be his "mini" version after the original one left for [[AAA]] so he became Piratita Morgan. His actual debut with that name was on [[August 7]], [[1992]] at [[Arena Coliseo Guadalajara|La Arena Coliseo]] from [[Guadalajara]], [[Jalisco]].

When Pirata Morgan left for AAA there was little point of having a mini version of a guy that wasn't in the promotion, so [[Damian El Guerrero]] offered him the name in [[1994]].

In [[1995]] he went to Japan to work for the independent promotion [[W*ING]] and there he was called Damiancito and was the mini version of [[Damian 666]], who was a fairly known luchador on the independent scene due to his work for [[FMW]].

On [[February 27]], [[1996]] he captured the [[CMLL Mini Estrellas Title]] from [[Mascarita Mágica]]. He defended it against [[Ultimo Dragoncito]], [[Cicloncito Ramírez]] and Mascarita himself, and dropped it to Dragoncito in October [[1999]] at [[Arena Puebla]].

Damiancito especially had a classic match on [[January 7]], [[1997]] at [[Arena Coliseo]] when he defeated Cicloncito Ramírez to retain the CMLL Minis title. After the match the wrestlers got a huge ovation. This was the match that made Cicloncito stand out from the rest of the mini wrestlers as a super worker.

In the last Arena Coliseo show of 1997 there was an eight minis elimination match in which the winner would get the right to wrestle in a regular tag match with the "big guys". Damiancito won that match, that also featured [[Tritoncito]], Cicloncito Ramírez, [[Pequeño Cochisse]], [[Platita]], [[Guerrerito del Futuro]], [[Pequeño Sayama]] and [[Fierito]]. He got his try-out as promised, but as he is not a midget and he worked so well with the big guys because he's such a good worker, he moved on to the full sized wrestlers division.

Since there was no point of being a "-cito" now that he was not wrestling minis anymore, he changed his name to Virus in May of [[1998]]. A friend of him came up with the name while they were working out.

During that month, and after debuting as Virus, he wrestled as Damiancito again, but just a couple more shots until the name change was made "official" on TV.

That same month he also captured the [[National Lightweight Title]] defeating a Guadalajara local called [[Akira]] in a match for the vacant belt. He started a feud with [[Oriental]] and defended the title numerous times against him. They also feuded over the [[Distrito Federal Lightweight Title]] that Oriental held.

Virus is also a regular in the Japanese tours of CMLL, and he has also competed in [[Super Delfin]]'s [[Osaka Pro]]. On [[December 25|Christmas]] of [[1999]] he defeated [[Masato Yakushiji]] to capture the [[CMLL Japan Super Lightweight Title]] that he lost to [[Ricky Marvin]] on [[August 6]], [[2000]].

Nowadays Virus is a top-25 worker in Mexico, and he keeps improving thanks to the weekly training with the [[Grupo Cibernetico]] commanded by [[Negro Casas]] and [[Guillermo "Memo" Díaz]]. Due to size he'll never be a major player in the company, though he's an excellent asset to EMLL due to his amazing ability to carry any opponent through the spots or get the best out of flashy tecnicos.



 

== Luchas de apuestas record ==
{{astart}}
{{aline|??/??/??|mask|Virus|[[El Mariachi]] (not Solar)|unknown}}
{{aline|91/08/03|mask|[[Super Archie]]|Bird Boy I|Arena Apatlaco - Apatlaco, Mexico State}}
{{aline|96/08/04|hair|Damiancito El Guerrero|[[Mascarita Mágica]]|Pista Arena Revolución - Mexico City}}
{{aline|01/[[September 2|09/02]]|hair|Virus|[[Kato Kung Lee]]|Auditorio Flores Magón - Oaxaca, Oaxaca}}
{{aline|07/[[August 5|08/07]]|hair|Virus|[[Tony Rivera]]|Arena Coliseo - México DF}}
{{aend|}}

== Gallery ==


{{Gallery|
|name=Virusmasked.jpg
|caption=as Bird boy
}}

{{Gallery|
|name=LosBucaneros.jpg
|caption=as Piratita Morgan w/ [[Rey Bucanero]] & [[Pirata Morgan]]
}}

{{Gallery|
|name=Virus1.jpg
|caption=1999
}}

{{Gallery|
|name=virus.jpg
|caption=2000
}}

[[Category:Mexican wrestlers]]
[[Category:Current CMLL wrestlers]]

La Amapola

2007-07-26T13:43:33Z

Taker: /* Profile */

== Profile ==
{{bioFields|
|image=Iwrgwomen amapola.jpg
|name=Amapola
|realName=Guadalupe Olvera
|nicknames=
|nameHistory=Amapola (Dec. 1997 - present)
|family=[[Adonis Salazar]] (husband)
|maestro=[[Insolito]], [[Super Muñeco]], [[Satanico]], [[Franco Colombo]], [[Adonis Salazar]]
|birthdate=[[September 9]], [[????]] - [[Distrito Federal]]
|obituarydate=
|debut=[[December]], [[1997]] - [[Arena Neza]] - [[Netzahualcoyotl]], [[Mexico State]]
|lostmaskto=[[Dark Angel]] - [[April 14]], [[2006]] - [[Arena Mexico]]
|height=5' 3" (1.60 m)
|weight=130 lb (59 kg)
|signatureMoves=[[tope con giro through the ropes]], various backbreakers
|titles=[[IWRG Intercontinental Women's Title]] IWGP Japan Title
}}

== Notes ==

Amapola is [[Dark Angel]]'s foil. It's gotten the biggest push of her career, and it's also cost her mask.

Before [[CMLL]] started a full time women's division, and in it's early days, Amapola seemed to be as a solid->quite good working ruda, one who could hold up her end of the match but wasn't going to be focus of it. She executed her role well, and when the division got reshuffled based on departures, responses and performances, Amapola was suddenly the lead ruda.

From there on, Amapola's been Dark Angel; they were tag team matches in their first match in Arena Mexico, and Amapola feuded with her in anger/resentment for Dark turning tecnica. This was eventually built up to a hair versus mask match. The company was strongly behind Dark Angel, and it wasn't a surprise when Amapola lost her mask.

A mild surprise was Amapola's behavior after losing her mask. A luchador will typically allow all the fans (and the magazines) to get a good look at his/her face. Amapola pulled her mask off and immediately turned away from the fans and the cameras, walking quickly to the backstage area and never allowing most of the fans to see her face. She was brought back to [[Arena Mexico]] the following week, and the fans finally got to see her then, and gave a explanation/apology on that week's [[Guerreros del Ring]] show, but was left off CMLL Mexico City cards for the following weeks, perhaps as punishment.

With the loss of her mask, Amapola still has a grudge against Dark Angel, but has slipped in standing among the CMLL rudas, with [[Hiroka]]'s title victory probably elevating her to top in the group. Amapola is still a good traditional hard working ruda and likely has more successful days to come.

Amapola carries around the [[IWRG Intercontinental Women's Championship|IWRG Women's Championship]], but it's a mystery as to how she got it. It wasn't on an [[IWRG]] card in [[Naucalpan]], and it's unclear if they recognize her as champion. [[Ayako Hamada]] was the last listed champion, and while it's possible (and likely) there was some title change in [[Japan]], no one's been able to find out when or where it happened. She's never defended the championship, but brings it with her to most matches.

== Luchas de apuestas record ==

{{astart}}
{{aline|06/04/14|mask|[[Dark Angel]]|[[Amapola]]|Arena Mexico}}
{{aline|07/06/17|hair|[[Amapola]]|[[Diana La Cazadora]]|Arena Mexico}}
{{aend}}

==Gallery==
{{Gallery|name=Amapola.jpg|caption=masked}}
{{IWRGTitleBox}}
[[Category:Current CMLL wrestlers|Amapola]]
[[Category:Female wrestlers|Amapola]]
[[Category:Mexican wrestlers|Amapola]]

Adonis Salazar

2007-07-23T09:10:33Z

Taker:

{{bioFields|
|image=adonissalazar.jpg
|name=Adonis Salazar
|realName=Juan Salazar
|nicknames=
|nameHistory=Super Archie, Nuevo Impact, Adonis Salazar (referee)
|family=[[Amapola]] (wife)
|maestro=
|birthdate=
|debut=
|lostmaskto=
|height=
|weight=
|obituarydate=
|signatureMoves=
|titles=[[UWA Featherweight Title]] (as Super Archie)
|}}

== Luchas de apuestas record ==
{{astart}}
{{aline|91/08/03|mask|Super Archie|[[Virus|Bird Boy I]]|Arena Apatlaco - Apatlaco, Mexico State}}
{{aend|}}

== Gallery ==
{{Gallery|name=Super archie.jpg|caption=as Super Archie}}

{{Stub}}

[[Category:Mexican wrestlers]]
[[Category:Officials]]
[[Category:Referees]]

La Amapola

2007-07-23T09:09:40Z

Taker: /* Profile */

== Profile ==
{{bioFields|
|image=Iwrgwomen amapola.jpg
|name=Amapola
|realName=Guadalupe Olvera
|nicknames=
|nameHistory=Amapola (Dec. 1997 - present)
|family=[[Adonis Salazar]] (husband)
|maestro=[[Insolito]], [[Satanico]], [[Memo Diaz]], [[Adonis Salazar]], [[Jose Luis Feliciano]]
|birthdate=[[September 9]], [[????]] - [[Distrito Federal]]
|obituarydate=
|debut=[[December]], [[1997]] - [[Arena Neza]] - [[Netzahualcoyotl]], [[Mexico State]]
|lostmaskto=[[Dark Angel]] - [[April 14]], [[2006]] - [[Arena Mexico]]
|height=5' 3" (1.60 m)
|weight=130 lb (59 kg)
|signatureMoves=[[tope con giro through the ropes]], various backbreakers
|titles=[[IWRG Intercontinental Women's Title]]
}}

== Notes ==

Amapola is [[Dark Angel]]'s foil. It's gotten the biggest push of her career, and it's also cost her mask.

Before [[CMLL]] started a full time women's division, and in it's early days, Amapola seemed to be as a solid->quite good working ruda, one who could hold up her end of the match but wasn't going to be focus of it. She executed her role well, and when the division got reshuffled based on departures, responses and performances, Amapola was suddenly the lead ruda.

From there on, Amapola's been Dark Angel; they were tag team matches in their first match in Arena Mexico, and Amapola feuded with her in anger/resentment for Dark turning tecnica. This was eventually built up to a hair versus mask match. The company was strongly behind Dark Angel, and it wasn't a surprise when Amapola lost her mask.

A mild surprise was Amapola's behavior after losing her mask. A luchador will typically allow all the fans (and the magazines) to get a good look at his/her face. Amapola pulled her mask off and immediately turned away from the fans and the cameras, walking quickly to the backstage area and never allowing most of the fans to see her face. She was brought back to [[Arena Mexico]] the following week, and the fans finally got to see her then, and gave a explanation/apology on that week's [[Guerreros del Ring]] show, but was left off CMLL Mexico City cards for the following weeks, perhaps as punishment.

With the loss of her mask, Amapola still has a grudge against Dark Angel, but has slipped in standing among the CMLL rudas, with [[Hiroka]]'s title victory probably elevating her to top in the group. Amapola is still a good traditional hard working ruda and likely has more successful days to come.

Amapola carries around the [[IWRG Intercontinental Women's Championship|IWRG Women's Championship]], but it's a mystery as to how she got it. It wasn't on an [[IWRG]] card in [[Naucalpan]], and it's unclear if they recognize her as champion. [[Ayako Hamada]] was the last listed champion, and while it's possible (and likely) there was some title change in [[Japan]], no one's been able to find out when or where it happened. She's never defended the championship, but brings it with her to most matches.

== Luchas de apuestas record ==

{{astart}}
{{aline|06/04/14|mask|[[Dark Angel]]|[[Amapola]]|Arena Mexico}}
{{aline|07/06/17|hair|[[Amapola]]|[[Diana La Cazadora]]|Arena Mexico}}
{{aend}}

==Gallery==
{{Gallery|name=Amapola.jpg|caption=masked}}
{{IWRGTitleBox}}
[[Category:Current CMLL wrestlers|Amapola]]
[[Category:Female wrestlers|Amapola]]
[[Category:Mexican wrestlers|Amapola]]

La Amapola

2007-07-23T09:08:23Z

Taker: /* Profile */

== Profile ==
{{bioFields|
|image=Iwrgwomen amapola.jpg
|name=Amapola
|realName=Guadalupe Olvera
|nicknames=
|nameHistory=Amapola (Dec. 1997 - present)
|family=Adonis Salazar (husband)
|maestro=[[Insolito]], [[Satanico]], [[Memo Diaz]], [[Adonis Salazar]], [[Jose Luis Feliciano]]
|birthdate=[[September 9]], [[????]] - [[Distrito Federal]]
|obituarydate=
|debut=[[December]], [[1997]] - [[Arena Neza]] - [[Netzahualcoyotl]], [[Mexico State]]
|lostmaskto=[[Dark Angel]] - [[April 14]], [[2006]] - [[Arena Mexico]]
|height=5' 3" (1.60 m)
|weight=130 lb (59 kg)
|signatureMoves=[[tope con giro through the ropes]], various backbreakers
|titles=[[IWRG Intercontinental Women's Title]]
}}

== Notes ==

Amapola is [[Dark Angel]]'s foil. It's gotten the biggest push of her career, and it's also cost her mask.

Before [[CMLL]] started a full time women's division, and in it's early days, Amapola seemed to be as a solid->quite good working ruda, one who could hold up her end of the match but wasn't going to be focus of it. She executed her role well, and when the division got reshuffled based on departures, responses and performances, Amapola was suddenly the lead ruda.

From there on, Amapola's been Dark Angel; they were tag team matches in their first match in Arena Mexico, and Amapola feuded with her in anger/resentment for Dark turning tecnica. This was eventually built up to a hair versus mask match. The company was strongly behind Dark Angel, and it wasn't a surprise when Amapola lost her mask.

A mild surprise was Amapola's behavior after losing her mask. A luchador will typically allow all the fans (and the magazines) to get a good look at his/her face. Amapola pulled her mask off and immediately turned away from the fans and the cameras, walking quickly to the backstage area and never allowing most of the fans to see her face. She was brought back to [[Arena Mexico]] the following week, and the fans finally got to see her then, and gave a explanation/apology on that week's [[Guerreros del Ring]] show, but was left off CMLL Mexico City cards for the following weeks, perhaps as punishment.

With the loss of her mask, Amapola still has a grudge against Dark Angel, but has slipped in standing among the CMLL rudas, with [[Hiroka]]'s title victory probably elevating her to top in the group. Amapola is still a good traditional hard working ruda and likely has more successful days to come.

Amapola carries around the [[IWRG Intercontinental Women's Championship|IWRG Women's Championship]], but it's a mystery as to how she got it. It wasn't on an [[IWRG]] card in [[Naucalpan]], and it's unclear if they recognize her as champion. [[Ayako Hamada]] was the last listed champion, and while it's possible (and likely) there was some title change in [[Japan]], no one's been able to find out when or where it happened. She's never defended the championship, but brings it with her to most matches.

== Luchas de apuestas record ==

{{astart}}
{{aline|06/04/14|mask|[[Dark Angel]]|[[Amapola]]|Arena Mexico}}
{{aline|07/06/17|hair|[[Amapola]]|[[Diana La Cazadora]]|Arena Mexico}}
{{aend}}

==Gallery==
{{Gallery|name=Amapola.jpg|caption=masked}}
{{IWRGTitleBox}}
[[Category:Current CMLL wrestlers|Amapola]]
[[Category:Female wrestlers|Amapola]]
[[Category:Mexican wrestlers|Amapola]]

Dark Angel

2007-07-19T13:26:42Z

Taker: /* Luchas de apuestas record */

{{Status}}

== Profile ==
{{bioFields|
|image=Darkangel.jpg
|name=Dark Angel
|realName=Sarah Stock
|nicknames=Sara la Canadiense
|nameHistory=Sarah Stock (debut - ), Sarah Stone, Sarah Swayze, Natasha Graves, Sweet Sarah (07/02 - 09/02), Sarah Griffin (10/02 - 10/03), Dark Angel (10/03 - ), Sara la Canadiense (2004)
|family=none
|maestro=[[Eddie Watts]], [[Phil LaFon]], [[Diluvio Negro I]], [[José Luis Feliciano]]
|birthdate=[[March 4]], [[1979]] - [[Winnipeg]], [[Manitoba]], [[Canada]]
|obituarydate=
|debut=[[February 22]], [[2002]] - [[Winnipeg]], [[Manitoba]], [[Canada]]
|lostmaskto=[[Princesa Sujei]] - [[April 2]], [[2004]] - [[Monterrey]], [[Nuevo Leon]]
|height=5'4"/162 cms
|weight=123 lbs/56 kg
|signatureMoves=[[Tapatía]], [[Camel Clutch]], [[Wakigatame]], [[Tiger Driver]]
|titles=Calgary: [[Can-Am Wrestling Federation Woman's Title]], [[LLF Juvenil Title]], [[Nuevo Leon State Women's Title]], [[FILL Women's Title]]
}}

== Biography ==

Dark Angel is a currently a top tecnica in Mexico. While she hasn't been in [[Arena Mexico]] as much in [[2006]] as [[2005]], she's one of the most famous luchadoras in the country. Dark Angel - equally referred to by her given name of Sarah Stock - is originally from Canada and still wears that countries' colors, but she's learned some Spanish and has generally been accepted by the crowd.

Dark Angel is one of the people credited with [[CMLL]]'s current women's wrestling push. She originally just worked in the Monterrey area, and even worked the 2005 [[AAA Reina de Reinas]] tournament (as an anonymous face in the crowd), before she was 'discovered' by CMLL. Even then, Sarah seemed slotted as ruda enhancement talent against two other well known tecnicas, [[Lady Apache]] and [[Marcela]], in their first match. Dark Angel and her partner [[Amapola]] stole the match and, in combination with Apache leaving CMLL, became the top stars of the division.

Dark Angel got success 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't hurt, and that's what prompted CMLL to have her turn tecnica. Dark Angel feuded with her ex-tag partner Amapola, leading to a mask versus hair match in [[Arena Mexico]], the first apuesta women's match and the highest placed women's match in this era of women's wrestling.

Dark Angel's participation in CMLL seems to be on a downswing at the moment for no one specific reason. She's still working elsewhere plenty, and they'll still bring her in occasionally, but they've expanded the women's division roster since it's early moments, and it could be that they're just doing the best to keep everyone involved. (It could also be that she's charging more for her services and they're using less expensive women for non-special shows, but there's been no indication of such a thing.)

Dark Angel is a solid women's wrestler. She tends to use more power moves than a typical luchadora, but is a typical tecnica in most ways. You can still see the Canada/US style of wrestling in her work, but she seems to have adapted to lucha.

Sarah is something of a curosity in her homeland. She's unknown as a wrestler in Canada, but papers and television have done stories about her success in Mexico.

== Luchas de apuestas record ==

{{astart}}
{{aline|04/04/02|mask|[[Princesa Sujei]]|Dark Angel|Arena Feminil - Monterrey, Nuevo Leon}}
{{aline|06/04/14|mask|Dark Angel|[[Amapola]]|Arena Mexico}}
{{aend}}

== Gallery ==
{{Gallery|name=Darkangelmasked.jpg|caption=masked}}



[[Category:Canadian wrestlers]]
[[Category:Current CMLL wrestlers]]
[[Category:Female wrestlers]]
[[Category:Foreign wrestlers]]

Diana la Cazadora

2007-07-19T13:24:32Z

Taker: /* Luchas de apuestas record */

{{bioFields|
|image=Diana.jpg
|name=Diana la Cazadora
|realName=
|nicknames=
|nameHistory=Diana la Cazadora
|family=
|maestro=[[Carnicero Aguilar]], [[Centurion Negro]]
|birthdate=[[January 16]], [[1978]]
|debut=[[August 24]], [[1997]]
|lostmaskto=
|height=
|weight=
|obituarydate=
|signatureMoves=[[cartwheel]]
|titles=[[LLF Junior Title]], [[LLF Tag Team Titles]] (w/ [[Nikki Roxx]]), [[Monterrey Women's Title]]
|}}

== Notes ==

Diana is a [[CMLL]] tecnica, although she spends more of her time in [[Monterrey]]. She's a beautiful woman and popular, but hasn't yet matured as a luchadora.

Diana spent the end of [[2005]] and early [[2006]] out of the ring, due to a broken leg. Diana's a motorcycle based traffic reporter in Monterrey in her other job, and she was hit while covering another accident.

 
== Luchas de apuestas record ==
{{astart}}
{{aline|01/11/02|mask (1)|[[Diana la Cazadora]]|[[La Hija de Zarzy]]|Monterrey, Nuevo León}}
{{aline|05/04/07|mask|[[Diana la Cazadora]]|[[Rey Venum]]|Arena Génesis - Nuevo León}}
{{aline|07/06/17|hair|[[Amapola]]|[[Diana la Cazadora]]|Arena Mexico - Ciudad de Mexico}}
{{aend|(1) Relevos Suicidas vs. [[La Bruja]]/[[Princesa Sujei]]}}

== Gallery ==
{{Gallery|name=monterreywomen_diana.jpg|caption=as Monterrey Women's Champ}}

[[Category:Mexican wrestlers]]
[[Category:Female wrestlers]]
[[Category:Current CMLL wrestlers]]

Talk:La Amapola

2007-07-18T15:49:35Z

Taker: Talk:La Amapola moved to Talk:Amapola

#REDIRECT [[Talk:Amapola]]

Talk:Amapola

2007-07-18T15:49:35Z

Taker: Talk:La Amapola moved to Talk:Amapola

and you said '''I''' was too fast putting up Flecha's mask loss! --[[User:Thecubsfan|Thecubsfan]] 19:31, 9 April 2006 (CDT)

La Amapola

2007-07-18T15:47:08Z

Taker: /* Luchas de apuestas record */

== Profile ==
{{bioFields|
|image=Iwrgwomen amapola.jpg
|name=Amapola
|realName=Guadalupe Olvera
|nicknames=
|nameHistory=Amapola (Dec. 1997 - present)
|family=None
|maestro=[[Insolito]], [[Satanico]], [[Memo Diaz]], [[Adonis Salazar]], [[Jose Luis Feliciano]]
|birthdate=[[September 9]], [[????]] - [[Distrito Federal]]
|obituarydate=
|debut=[[December]], [[1997]] - [[Arena Neza]] - [[Netzahualcoyotl]], [[Mexico State]]
|lostmaskto=[[Dark Angel]] - [[April 14]], [[2006]] - [[Arena Mexico]]
|height=5' 3" (1.60 m)
|weight=130 lb (59 kg)
|signatureMoves=[[tope con giro through the ropes]], various backbreakers
|titles=[[IWRG Intercontinental Women's Title]]
}}

== Notes ==

Amapola is [[Dark Angel]]'s foil. It's gotten the biggest push of her career, and it's also cost her mask.

Before [[CMLL]] started a full time women's division, and in it's early days, Amapola seemed to be as a solid->quite good working ruda, one who could hold up her end of the match but wasn't going to be focus of it. She executed her role well, and when the division got reshuffled based on departures, responses and performances, Amapola was suddenly the lead ruda.

From there on, Amapola's been Dark Angel; they were tag team matches in their first match in Arena Mexico, and Amapola feuded with her in anger/resentment for Dark turning tecnica. This was eventually built up to a hair versus mask match. The company was strongly behind Dark Angel, and it wasn't a surprise when Amapola lost her mask.

A mild surprise was Amapola's behavior after losing her mask. A luchador will typically allow all the fans (and the magazines) to get a good look at his/her face. Amapola pulled her mask off and immediately turned away from the fans and the cameras, walking quickly to the backstage area and never allowing most of the fans to see her face. She was brought back to [[Arena Mexico]] the following week, and the fans finally got to see her then, and gave a explanation/apology on that week's [[Guerreros del Ring]] show, but was left off CMLL Mexico City cards for the following weeks, perhaps as punishment.

With the loss of her mask, Amapola still has a grudge against Dark Angel, but has slipped in standing among the CMLL rudas, with [[Hiroka]]'s title victory probably elevating her to top in the group. Amapola is still a good traditional hard working ruda and likely has more successful days to come.

Amapola carries around the [[IWRG Intercontinental Women's Championship|IWRG Women's Championship]], but it's a mystery as to how she got it. It wasn't on an [[IWRG]] card in [[Naucalpan]], and it's unclear if they recognize her as champion. [[Ayako Hamada]] was the last listed champion, and while it's possible (and likely) there was some title change in [[Japan]], no one's been able to find out when or where it happened. She's never defended the championship, but brings it with her to most matches.

== Luchas de apuestas record ==

{{astart}}
{{aline|06/04/14|mask|[[Dark Angel]]|[[Amapola]]|Arena Mexico}}
{{aline|07/06/17|hair|[[Amapola]]|[[Diana La Cazadora]]|Arena Mexico}}
{{aend}}

==Gallery==
{{Gallery|name=Amapola.jpg|caption=masked}}
{{IWRGTitleBox}}
[[Category:Current CMLL wrestlers|Amapola]]
[[Category:Female wrestlers|Amapola]]
[[Category:Mexican wrestlers|Amapola]]

La Amapola

2007-07-18T15:46:44Z

Taker: /* Profile */

== Profile ==
{{bioFields|
|image=Iwrgwomen amapola.jpg
|name=Amapola
|realName=Guadalupe Olvera
|nicknames=
|nameHistory=Amapola (Dec. 1997 - present)
|family=None
|maestro=[[Insolito]], [[Satanico]], [[Memo Diaz]], [[Adonis Salazar]], [[Jose Luis Feliciano]]
|birthdate=[[September 9]], [[????]] - [[Distrito Federal]]
|obituarydate=
|debut=[[December]], [[1997]] - [[Arena Neza]] - [[Netzahualcoyotl]], [[Mexico State]]
|lostmaskto=[[Dark Angel]] - [[April 14]], [[2006]] - [[Arena Mexico]]
|height=5' 3" (1.60 m)
|weight=130 lb (59 kg)
|signatureMoves=[[tope con giro through the ropes]], various backbreakers
|titles=[[IWRG Intercontinental Women's Title]]
}}

== Notes ==

Amapola is [[Dark Angel]]'s foil. It's gotten the biggest push of her career, and it's also cost her mask.

Before [[CMLL]] started a full time women's division, and in it's early days, Amapola seemed to be as a solid->quite good working ruda, one who could hold up her end of the match but wasn't going to be focus of it. She executed her role well, and when the division got reshuffled based on departures, responses and performances, Amapola was suddenly the lead ruda.

From there on, Amapola's been Dark Angel; they were tag team matches in their first match in Arena Mexico, and Amapola feuded with her in anger/resentment for Dark turning tecnica. This was eventually built up to a hair versus mask match. The company was strongly behind Dark Angel, and it wasn't a surprise when Amapola lost her mask.

A mild surprise was Amapola's behavior after losing her mask. A luchador will typically allow all the fans (and the magazines) to get a good look at his/her face. Amapola pulled her mask off and immediately turned away from the fans and the cameras, walking quickly to the backstage area and never allowing most of the fans to see her face. She was brought back to [[Arena Mexico]] the following week, and the fans finally got to see her then, and gave a explanation/apology on that week's [[Guerreros del Ring]] show, but was left off CMLL Mexico City cards for the following weeks, perhaps as punishment.

With the loss of her mask, Amapola still has a grudge against Dark Angel, but has slipped in standing among the CMLL rudas, with [[Hiroka]]'s title victory probably elevating her to top in the group. Amapola is still a good traditional hard working ruda and likely has more successful days to come.

Amapola carries around the [[IWRG Intercontinental Women's Championship|IWRG Women's Championship]], but it's a mystery as to how she got it. It wasn't on an [[IWRG]] card in [[Naucalpan]], and it's unclear if they recognize her as champion. [[Ayako Hamada]] was the last listed champion, and while it's possible (and likely) there was some title change in [[Japan]], no one's been able to find out when or where it happened. She's never defended the championship, but brings it with her to most matches.

== Luchas de apuestas record ==

{{astart}}
{{aline|06/04/14|mask|[[Dark Angel]]|[[La Amapola]]|Arena Mexico}}
{{aline|07/06/17|hair|[[Amapola]]|[[Diana La Cazadora]]|Arena Mexico}}
{{aend}}

==Gallery==
{{Gallery|name=Amapola.jpg|caption=masked}}
{{IWRGTitleBox}}
[[Category:Current CMLL wrestlers|Amapola]]
[[Category:Female wrestlers|Amapola]]
[[Category:Mexican wrestlers|Amapola]]

La Amapola

2007-07-18T15:46:28Z

Taker: /* Profile */

== Profile ==
{{bioFields|
|image=Iwrgwomen amapola.jpg
|name=Amapola
|realName=Guadalupe Olvera
|nicknames=
|nameHistory=La Amapola (Dec. 1997 - present)
|family=None
|maestro=[[Insolito]], [[Satanico]], [[Memo Diaz]], [[Adonis Salazar]], [[Jose Luis Feliciano]]
|birthdate=[[September 9]], [[????]] - [[Distrito Federal]]
|obituarydate=
|debut=[[December]], [[1997]] - [[Arena Neza]] - [[Netzahualcoyotl]], [[Mexico State]]
|lostmaskto=[[Dark Angel]] - [[April 14]], [[2006]] - [[Arena Mexico]]
|height=5' 3" (1.60 m)
|weight=130 lb (59 kg)
|signatureMoves=[[tope con giro through the ropes]], various backbreakers
|titles=[[IWRG Intercontinental Women's Title]]
}}

== Notes ==

Amapola is [[Dark Angel]]'s foil. It's gotten the biggest push of her career, and it's also cost her mask.

Before [[CMLL]] started a full time women's division, and in it's early days, Amapola seemed to be as a solid->quite good working ruda, one who could hold up her end of the match but wasn't going to be focus of it. She executed her role well, and when the division got reshuffled based on departures, responses and performances, Amapola was suddenly the lead ruda.

From there on, Amapola's been Dark Angel; they were tag team matches in their first match in Arena Mexico, and Amapola feuded with her in anger/resentment for Dark turning tecnica. This was eventually built up to a hair versus mask match. The company was strongly behind Dark Angel, and it wasn't a surprise when Amapola lost her mask.

A mild surprise was Amapola's behavior after losing her mask. A luchador will typically allow all the fans (and the magazines) to get a good look at his/her face. Amapola pulled her mask off and immediately turned away from the fans and the cameras, walking quickly to the backstage area and never allowing most of the fans to see her face. She was brought back to [[Arena Mexico]] the following week, and the fans finally got to see her then, and gave a explanation/apology on that week's [[Guerreros del Ring]] show, but was left off CMLL Mexico City cards for the following weeks, perhaps as punishment.

With the loss of her mask, Amapola still has a grudge against Dark Angel, but has slipped in standing among the CMLL rudas, with [[Hiroka]]'s title victory probably elevating her to top in the group. Amapola is still a good traditional hard working ruda and likely has more successful days to come.

Amapola carries around the [[IWRG Intercontinental Women's Championship|IWRG Women's Championship]], but it's a mystery as to how she got it. It wasn't on an [[IWRG]] card in [[Naucalpan]], and it's unclear if they recognize her as champion. [[Ayako Hamada]] was the last listed champion, and while it's possible (and likely) there was some title change in [[Japan]], no one's been able to find out when or where it happened. She's never defended the championship, but brings it with her to most matches.

== Luchas de apuestas record ==

{{astart}}
{{aline|06/04/14|mask|[[Dark Angel]]|[[La Amapola]]|Arena Mexico}}
{{aline|07/06/17|hair|[[Amapola]]|[[Diana La Cazadora]]|Arena Mexico}}
{{aend}}

==Gallery==
{{Gallery|name=Amapola.jpg|caption=masked}}
{{IWRGTitleBox}}
[[Category:Current CMLL wrestlers|Amapola]]
[[Category:Female wrestlers|Amapola]]
[[Category:Mexican wrestlers|Amapola]]

La Amapola

2007-07-18T15:45:47Z

Taker: /* Luchas de apuestas record */

== Profile ==
{{bioFields|
|image=Iwrgwomen amapola.jpg
|name=La Amapola
|realName=Guadalupe Olvera
|nicknames=
|nameHistory=La Amapola (Dec. 1997 - present)
|family=None
|maestro=[[Insolito]], [[Satanico]], [[Memo Diaz]], [[Adonis Salazar]], [[Jose Luis Feliciano]]
|birthdate=[[September 9]], [[????]] - [[Distrito Federal]]
|obituarydate=
|debut=[[December]], [[1997]] - [[Arena Neza]] - [[Netzahualcoyotl]], [[Mexico State]]
|lostmaskto=[[Dark Angel]] - [[April 14]], [[2006]] - [[Arena Mexico]]
|height=5' 3" (1.60 m)
|weight=130 lb (59 kg)
|signatureMoves=[[tope con giro through the ropes]], various backbreakers
|titles=[[IWRG Intercontinental Women's Title]]
}}

== Notes ==

Amapola is [[Dark Angel]]'s foil. It's gotten the biggest push of her career, and it's also cost her mask.

Before [[CMLL]] started a full time women's division, and in it's early days, Amapola seemed to be as a solid->quite good working ruda, one who could hold up her end of the match but wasn't going to be focus of it. She executed her role well, and when the division got reshuffled based on departures, responses and performances, Amapola was suddenly the lead ruda.

From there on, Amapola's been Dark Angel; they were tag team matches in their first match in Arena Mexico, and Amapola feuded with her in anger/resentment for Dark turning tecnica. This was eventually built up to a hair versus mask match. The company was strongly behind Dark Angel, and it wasn't a surprise when Amapola lost her mask.

A mild surprise was Amapola's behavior after losing her mask. A luchador will typically allow all the fans (and the magazines) to get a good look at his/her face. Amapola pulled her mask off and immediately turned away from the fans and the cameras, walking quickly to the backstage area and never allowing most of the fans to see her face. She was brought back to [[Arena Mexico]] the following week, and the fans finally got to see her then, and gave a explanation/apology on that week's [[Guerreros del Ring]] show, but was left off CMLL Mexico City cards for the following weeks, perhaps as punishment.

With the loss of her mask, Amapola still has a grudge against Dark Angel, but has slipped in standing among the CMLL rudas, with [[Hiroka]]'s title victory probably elevating her to top in the group. Amapola is still a good traditional hard working ruda and likely has more successful days to come.

Amapola carries around the [[IWRG Intercontinental Women's Championship|IWRG Women's Championship]], but it's a mystery as to how she got it. It wasn't on an [[IWRG]] card in [[Naucalpan]], and it's unclear if they recognize her as champion. [[Ayako Hamada]] was the last listed champion, and while it's possible (and likely) there was some title change in [[Japan]], no one's been able to find out when or where it happened. She's never defended the championship, but brings it with her to most matches.

== Luchas de apuestas record ==

{{astart}}
{{aline|06/04/14|mask|[[Dark Angel]]|[[La Amapola]]|Arena Mexico}}
{{aline|07/06/17|hair|[[Amapola]]|[[Diana La Cazadora]]|Arena Mexico}}
{{aend}}

==Gallery==
{{Gallery|name=Amapola.jpg|caption=masked}}
{{IWRGTitleBox}}
[[Category:Current CMLL wrestlers|Amapola]]
[[Category:Female wrestlers|Amapola]]
[[Category:Mexican wrestlers|Amapola]]

La Amapola

2007-07-18T15:45:20Z

Taker: /* Luchas de apuestas record */

== Profile ==
{{bioFields|
|image=Iwrgwomen amapola.jpg
|name=La Amapola
|realName=Guadalupe Olvera
|nicknames=
|nameHistory=La Amapola (Dec. 1997 - present)
|family=None
|maestro=[[Insolito]], [[Satanico]], [[Memo Diaz]], [[Adonis Salazar]], [[Jose Luis Feliciano]]
|birthdate=[[September 9]], [[????]] - [[Distrito Federal]]
|obituarydate=
|debut=[[December]], [[1997]] - [[Arena Neza]] - [[Netzahualcoyotl]], [[Mexico State]]
|lostmaskto=[[Dark Angel]] - [[April 14]], [[2006]] - [[Arena Mexico]]
|height=5' 3" (1.60 m)
|weight=130 lb (59 kg)
|signatureMoves=[[tope con giro through the ropes]], various backbreakers
|titles=[[IWRG Intercontinental Women's Title]]
}}

== Notes ==

Amapola is [[Dark Angel]]'s foil. It's gotten the biggest push of her career, and it's also cost her mask.

Before [[CMLL]] started a full time women's division, and in it's early days, Amapola seemed to be as a solid->quite good working ruda, one who could hold up her end of the match but wasn't going to be focus of it. She executed her role well, and when the division got reshuffled based on departures, responses and performances, Amapola was suddenly the lead ruda.

From there on, Amapola's been Dark Angel; they were tag team matches in their first match in Arena Mexico, and Amapola feuded with her in anger/resentment for Dark turning tecnica. This was eventually built up to a hair versus mask match. The company was strongly behind Dark Angel, and it wasn't a surprise when Amapola lost her mask.

A mild surprise was Amapola's behavior after losing her mask. A luchador will typically allow all the fans (and the magazines) to get a good look at his/her face. Amapola pulled her mask off and immediately turned away from the fans and the cameras, walking quickly to the backstage area and never allowing most of the fans to see her face. She was brought back to [[Arena Mexico]] the following week, and the fans finally got to see her then, and gave a explanation/apology on that week's [[Guerreros del Ring]] show, but was left off CMLL Mexico City cards for the following weeks, perhaps as punishment.

With the loss of her mask, Amapola still has a grudge against Dark Angel, but has slipped in standing among the CMLL rudas, with [[Hiroka]]'s title victory probably elevating her to top in the group. Amapola is still a good traditional hard working ruda and likely has more successful days to come.

Amapola carries around the [[IWRG Intercontinental Women's Championship|IWRG Women's Championship]], but it's a mystery as to how she got it. It wasn't on an [[IWRG]] card in [[Naucalpan]], and it's unclear if they recognize her as champion. [[Ayako Hamada]] was the last listed champion, and while it's possible (and likely) there was some title change in [[Japan]], no one's been able to find out when or where it happened. She's never defended the championship, but brings it with her to most matches.

== Luchas de apuestas record ==

{{astart}}
{{aline|06/04/14|mask|[[Dark Angel]]|[[La Amapola]]|Arena Mexico}}
{{aend}}
{{astart}}
{{aline|07/06/17|hair|[[Amapola]]|[[Diana La Cazadora]]|Arena Mexico}}
{{aend}}

==Gallery==
{{Gallery|name=Amapola.jpg|caption=masked}}
{{IWRGTitleBox}}
[[Category:Current CMLL wrestlers|Amapola]]
[[Category:Female wrestlers|Amapola]]
[[Category:Mexican wrestlers|Amapola]]