Arena Toluca - Revision history

BlackLesnar at 00:27, 30 August 2026

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			'''''Presumably''''' ''distinct from [[Arena Coliseo De Toluca]].''

	A former arena located in [[Toluca]], [[Mexico State]]. The arena could hold 2,500 fans and shows were normally held on Thursdays.		A former arena located in [[Toluca]], [[Mexico State]]. The arena could hold 2,500 fans and shows were normally held on Thursdays.

I Like Lucha at 02:56, 2 October 2023

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	A former arena located in [[Toluca]], [[Mexico State]]. The arena could hold 2,500 fans and shows were normally held on ~~THursdays~~.		A former arena located in [[Toluca]], [[Mexico State]]. The arena could hold 2,500 fans and shows were normally held on Thursdays.

	The arena was opened on [[October 31]], [[1968]]. The opening card was		The arena was opened on [[October 31]], [[1968]]. The opening card was

Nubturo at 03:25, 1 October 2023

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	A former arena located in [[Toluca]], [[Mexico ~~City~~]]. The arena could hold 2,500 fans and shows were normally held on THursdays.		A former arena located in [[Toluca]], [[Mexico State]]. The arena could hold 2,500 fans and shows were normally held on THursdays.

	The arena was opened on [[October 31]], [[1968]]. The opening card was		The arena was opened on [[October 31]], [[1968]]. The opening card was

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	The arena became a [[LLI]] allied building in [[1975]]. After that promotion's demise, [[AAA]] took over the building, highlighted by a 33rd Anniversary show on [[October 25]], [[2001]] with over 1000 people.		The arena became a [[LLI]] allied building in [[1975]]. After that promotion's demise, [[AAA]] took over the building, highlighted by a 33rd Anniversary show on [[October 25]], [[2001]] with over 1000 people.

	Attendance fell in 2002 and AAA opted not to renew their contract with the building. (They ~~now use~~ [Gimnasio Agustín Millán]].) The building was converted to a religious temple in 2003 and no longer holds lucha libre ~~vents~~.		Attendance fell in 2002 and AAA opted not to renew their contract with the building. (They moved to [[Gimnasio Agustín Millán]] for about a decade and a half.) The building was converted to a religious temple in 2003, and no longer holds lucha libre events.

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	[[Category:Arenas]]		[[Category:Arenas]]

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A former arena located in [[Toluca]], [[Mexico City]]. The arena could hold 2,500 fans and shows were normally held on THursdays.

The arena was opened on [[October 31]], [[1968]]. The opening card was

# [[El Condor]] b [[Pepe Casas]]
# [[El Audaz]] b [[Conde Negro]]
# [[El Solitario]] b [[Carlos Moll]]
# [[Mil Mascaras]] & [[Huracan Ramirez]] b [[Angel Blanco]] & [[Chino Chow]].

The arena became a [[LLI]] allied building in [[1975]]. After that promotion's demise, [[AAA]] took over the building, highlighted by a 33rd Anniversary show on [[October 25]], [[2001]] with over 1000 people.

Attendance fell in 2002 and AAA opted not to renew their contract with the building. (They now use [Gimnasio Agustín Millán]].) The building was converted to a religious temple in 2003 and no longer holds lucha libre vents.

[[Category:Locations]]
[[Category:Arenas]]