CMLL - Revision history

BlackLesnar: /* Programming Department */

2026-03-31T17:03:41Z

Programming Department

Frabcesco at 10:49, 6 January 2024

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	== Groups ==		== Groups ==

	~~{{PesteNegra}}~~

	== Links ==		== Links ==

Thecubsfan: /* Programming Department */

2022-02-03T20:43:49Z

Programming Department

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	:October 1993 to January 1994: [[Mario Prado Jr.]], [[Javier Llanes]] & [[Negro Casas]]		:October 1993 to January 1994: [[Mario Prado Jr.]], [[Javier Llanes]] & [[Negro Casas]]
	:January 1994 to mid-1994: [[Mario Prado Jr.]], [[Franco Colombo]], [[Jose Medina]] & [[Negro Casas]]		:January 1994 to mid-1994: [[Mario Prado Jr.]], [[Franco Colombo]], [[Jose Medina]] & [[Negro Casas]]
	:mid-1994 to ??? (at least thru early 1996): [[Negro Casas]]; [[Jose ~~Pionono~~]] ~~mentioned~~ as ~~working in programming in early 1996 and said to be lead booker in early 1998.~~		:mid-1994 to ??? (at least thru early 1996): [[Negro Casas]], [[Jose Peonono]] - Peonono listed as programmer at a July 1994 press conference<ref>Box y Lucha 2157</ref>
	:? to Aug 1998: [[Jose Medina]] (noted as booker in Feb 1998)<ref>[http://members.f4wonline.com/wrestling-observer-newsletter/august-31-1998-wrestling-observer-newsletter-death-terry-garvin-look WON 1998-08-31]</ref>		:? to Aug 1998: [[Jose Medina]] (noted as booker in Feb 1998)<ref>[http://members.f4wonline.com/wrestling-observer-newsletter/august-31-1998-wrestling-observer-newsletter-death-terry-garvin-look WON 1998-08-31]</ref>
	:late-[[1998]] to early [[2002]]: [[Pierroth Jr.]] & [[Negro Casas]]		:late-[[1998]] to early [[2002]]: [[Pierroth Jr.]] & [[Negro Casas]]

Nkhan at 19:57, 19 September 2018

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	~~[[Image:Cmll.jpg\|left]]~~[[Image:cmll-~~newlogo~~.png\|right\|~~100px~~]]'''CMLL''' (Consejo Mundial de Lucha Libre) is the oldest active promotion in the world. It's the promotion which runs [[Arena México]] and [[Arena Coliseo]] in Mexico City, and has done so for decades. The first show was held on September 21, 1933, and they hold a annual anniversary show, one of the biggest show in Mexico of the year.		[[Image:cmll-logo-2018.png\|right\|current logo]]

			'''CMLL''' (Consejo Mundial de Lucha Libre) is the oldest active promotion in the world. It's the promotion which runs [[Arena México]] and [[Arena Coliseo]] in Mexico City, and has done so for decades. The first show was held on September 21, 1933, and they hold an annual anniversary show, one of the biggest show in Mexico of the year.

	The Lutteroth family owns CMLL. It was started by [[Salvador Lutteroth]], and is currently owned by his grandson, [[Paco Alonso]]. Paco and his family have always considered themselves 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 of the company is their long standing dislike for [[Antonio Peña]] and his rival AAA promotion. Most of the day-to-day decisions are made by a former wrestlers who are now part of the front office.		The Lutteroth family owns CMLL. It was started by [[Salvador Lutteroth]], and is currently owned by his grandson, [[Paco Alonso]]. Paco and his family have always considered themselves 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 of the company is their long standing dislike for [[Antonio Peña]] and his rival AAA promotion. Most of the day-to-day decisions are made by a former wrestlers who are now part of the front office.
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			== Logos ==
			{{Gallery\|name=Cmll.jpg\|caption=original CMLL logo}}
			{{Gallery\|name=cmll-newlogo.png\|caption=2010s logo}}
			{{Gallery\|name=cmll-logo-2018.png\|caption=post-85th Anniverasrio logo}}

	== Miscellaneous ==		== Miscellaneous ==
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	== Groups ==		== Groups ==

	~~{{Cancerberos}}~~
	~~{{Tuareg}}~~
	~~{{GdA}}~~
	~~{{HijosDelAverno}}~~
	{{PesteNegra}}		{{PesteNegra}}
	~~{{TheInvasors}}~~
	~~{{Generacion Dorada}}~~

	== Links ==		== Links ==

Latin915: /* Current Champions */

2018-08-15T08:28:16Z

Current Champions

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	== Current Champions ==		== Current Champions ==

	Starting in 1991, CMLL created a set of World Championships, as direct replacements for [[NWA]] titles.		Starting in 1991, CMLL created a set of World Championships, as direct replacements for the [[NWA]] titles.

	CMLL's roster also includes wrestlers who hold [[Mexican National]], [[NWA World Historic Championships\|NWA Historic]], [[Template:GDLInfoBox\|Occidente]], & [[Distrito Federal]], championships. As long as they have a belt with them, CMLL will seem to have no problem in acknowledging their championships.		CMLL's roster also includes wrestlers who hold [[Mexican National]], [[NWA World Historic Championships\|NWA Historic]], [[Template:GDLInfoBox\|Occidente]], & [[Distrito Federal]], championships. As long as they have a belt with them, CMLL will seem to have no problem in acknowledging their championships.

Latin915: /* Weekly Events */

2017-05-23T07:52:14Z

Weekly Events

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	== Weekly Events ==		== Weekly Events ==

	Most weeks, CMLL will directly promote ~~three events:~~ a Friday show at [[Arena México]], ~~and~~ a Tuesday and a ~~Sunday~~ show at [[Arena Coliseo]]~~, both in Mexico City~~. CMLL will also contract out its wrestlers to other arenas and promoters around the country (and the world), who pay CMLL for the use of talent and are on their own to promote them. CMLL will mention some of these other events on its website and its television show – the shows at [[Arena Coliseo Guadalajara]] and [[Arena Puebla]] in particular – but most promoters are on their own.		Most weeks, CMLL will directly promote a Monday show at [[Arena Puebla]], a Tuesday, Friday & Sunday show at [[Arena México]], a Tuesday show at [[Arena Coliseo Guadalajara]], and a Saturday show at [[Arena Coliseo]]. CMLL will also contract out its wrestlers to other arenas and promoters around the country (and the world), who pay CMLL for the use of talent and are on their own to promote them.

	CMLL is also currently has four hours of television from its events on air. There's a weekly 2 hour show, mainly featuring matches from Arena Mexico, and two one hour shows mainly featuring matches from the Sunday Arena Coliseo show. (See: [[Lucha Television Information]])		CMLL is also currently has four hours of television from its events on air. There's a weekly 2 hour show, mainly featuring matches from Arena Mexico, and two one hour shows mainly featuring matches from the Sunday Arena Coliseo show. (See: [[Lucha Television Information]])

Latin915: /* Links */

2017-05-23T07:48:10Z

Links

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	* [http://www.cmll.com/ CMLL's website]		* [http://www.cmll.com/ CMLL's website]

	~~{{Stub}}~~
	[[Category:Promotions]]		[[Category:Promotions]]

Latin915: /* Current Champions */

2017-05-23T07:45:05Z

Current Champions

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	== Current Champions ==		== Current Champions ==

	Starting in 1991, ~~and~~ CMLL created a set of World Championships, as direct replacements for [[NWA]] titles. Titles are far less emphasized in CMLL than most promotions in the world. Wrestlers treat winning them as a great achievement, but CMLL only occasionally does title chase stories. It's common for title belts to be nearly forgotten for months, even years. Titles are also often defended in small arenas, gaining no press, and making the title look inactive.		Starting in 1991, CMLL created a set of World Championships, as direct replacements for [[NWA]] titles.

	~~CMLL has five different weight divisions. In different times, weight divisions were strictly observed in Mexico, but they're almost always ignored at the present~~.

			CMLL's roster also includes wrestlers who hold [[Mexican National]], [[NWA World Historic Championships\|NWA Historic]], [[Template:GDLInfoBox\|Occidente]], & [[Distrito Federal]], championships. As long as they have a belt with them, CMLL will seem to have no problem in acknowledging their championships.

	{{CMLLTitleBox}}		{{CMLLTitleBox}}

	CMLL's roster also includes wrestlers who hold [[Mexican National]], [[NWA]], [[UWA]], [[WWA]], [[IWRG]], and other titles. As long as they have a belt with them, CMLL will seems to have no problem in acknowledging their championships.

	== Major Events ==		== Major Events ==

Thecubsfan at 17:15, 27 October 2015

2015-10-27T17:15:21Z

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	:? to Aug 1998: [[Jose Medina]] (noted as booker in Feb 1998)<ref>[http://members.f4wonline.com/wrestling-observer-newsletter/august-31-1998-wrestling-observer-newsletter-death-terry-garvin-look WON 1998-08-31]</ref>		:? to Aug 1998: [[Jose Medina]] (noted as booker in Feb 1998)<ref>[http://members.f4wonline.com/wrestling-observer-newsletter/august-31-1998-wrestling-observer-newsletter-death-terry-garvin-look WON 1998-08-31]</ref>
	:late-[[1998]] to early [[2002]]: [[Pierroth Jr.]] & [[Negro Casas]]		:late-[[1998]] to early [[2002]]: [[Pierroth Jr.]] & [[Negro Casas]]
	:~~???~~ to ? [[2011]]: [[Panico]] (lead, part of programming committee since at least 1997), [[Franco Colombo]], [[José Luis Feliciano]] (in charge of TV), [[Edgar Noriega]]		:September [[1998]] to ? [[2011]]: [[Panico]] (lead, part of programming committee since at least 1997), [[Franco Colombo]], [[José Luis Feliciano]] (in charge of TV), [[Edgar Noriega]]
	:? [[2011]] to March [[2012]]: [[Ultimo Guerrero]], [[Blue Panther]] (both not publicly acknowledged), [[Panico]], [[Franco Colombo]], [[José Luis Feliciano]] (in charge of TV), [[Edgar Noriega]]		:? [[2011]] to March [[2012]]: [[Ultimo Guerrero]], [[Blue Panther]] (both not publicly acknowledged), [[Panico]], [[Franco Colombo]], [[José Luis Feliciano]] (in charge of TV), [[Edgar Noriega]]
	:March 2012 to current: [[Blue Panther]] (lead), [[Ultimo Guerrero]] (both not publicly acknowledged), [[Franco Colombo]], [[José Luis Feliciano]] (in charge of TV), [[Edgar Noriega]]. [[Panico]] remains the public lead of the programming committee ~~from appearances sake but said to be working~~ in ~~different roles~~.		:March 2012 to current: [[Blue Panther]] (lead), [[Ultimo Guerrero]] (both not publicly acknowledged), [[Franco Colombo]], [[José Luis Feliciano]] (in charge of TV), [[Edgar Noriega]]. [[Panico]] remains the public lead of the programming committee; reports differ if he's actually still involved in the process.

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Thecubsfan: /* Programming Department */

2015-10-12T20:37:06Z

Programming Department

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	:January 1994 to mid-1994: [[Mario Prado Jr.]], [[Franco Colombo]], [[Jose Medina]] & [[Negro Casas]]		:January 1994 to mid-1994: [[Mario Prado Jr.]], [[Franco Colombo]], [[Jose Medina]] & [[Negro Casas]]
	:mid-1994 to ??? (at least thru early 1996): [[Negro Casas]]; [[Jose Pionono]] mentioned as working in programming in early 1996 and said to be lead booker in early 1998.		:mid-1994 to ??? (at least thru early 1996): [[Negro Casas]]; [[Jose Pionono]] mentioned as working in programming in early 1996 and said to be lead booker in early 1998.
	:? to ?: [[Jose Medina]] (noted as booker in Feb 1998)		:? to Aug 1998: [[Jose Medina]] (noted as booker in Feb 1998)<ref>[http://members.f4wonline.com/wrestling-observer-newsletter/august-31-1998-wrestling-observer-newsletter-death-terry-garvin-look WON 1998-08-31]</ref>
	:late-[[1998]] to early [[2002]]: [[Pierroth Jr.]] & [[Negro Casas]]		:late-[[1998]] to early [[2002]]: [[Pierroth Jr.]] & [[Negro Casas]]
	:??? to ? [[2011]]: [[Panico]] (lead, part of programming committee since at least 1997), [[Franco Colombo]], [[José Luis Feliciano]] (in charge of TV), [[Edgar Noriega]]		:??? to ? [[2011]]: [[Panico]] (lead, part of programming committee since at least 1997), [[Franco Colombo]], [[José Luis Feliciano]] (in charge of TV), [[Edgar Noriega]]

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	== Programming Department ==		== Programming Department ==
	:sometime in the past: [[Jesús Lomelín]] (came up with [[El Santo]] character)<ref>http://superluchas.com/2015/06/10/en-un-dia-como-hoy-1966-fallece-don-jesus-lomelin-jerry-london-a-cuatro-anos-de-su-tragico-fin/</ref>		:* sometime in the past: [[Jesús Lomelín]] (came up with [[El Santo]] character)<ref>http://superluchas.com/2015/06/10/en-un-dia-como-hoy-1966-fallece-don-jesus-lomelin-jerry-london-a-cuatro-anos-de-su-tragico-fin/</ref>
	:[[1989]]? to May [[1992]]: [[Antonio Pena]] and [[Juan Herrera]]		:* [[1989]]? to May [[1992]]: [[Antonio Pena]] and [[Juan Herrera]]
	:May [[1992]] to August [[1992]]: [[Juan Herrera]]		:* May [[1992]] to August [[1992]]: [[Juan Herrera]]
	:August [[1992]] to [[April 7]], [[1993]]: [[Marco Moreno]], with involvement from [[Javier Llanes]]		:* August [[1992]] to [[April 7]], [[1993]]: [[Marco Moreno]], with involvement from [[Javier Llanes]]
	:April to August, [[1993]]: [[Masakre]], [[Tigre Hispano]], and [[Javier Llanes]]		:* April to August, [[1993]]: [[Masakre]], [[Tigre Hispano]], and [[Javier Llanes]]
	:August 1993 to October 1993?: [[Tigre Hispano]], [[Javier Llanes]] (mainly Arena Coliseo), [[Mario Prado Jr.]]		:* August 1993 to October 1993?: [[Tigre Hispano]], [[Javier Llanes]] (mainly Arena Coliseo), [[Mario Prado Jr.]]
	:October 1993 to January 1994: [[Mario Prado Jr.]], [[Javier Llanes]] & [[Negro Casas]]		:* October 1993 to January 1994: [[Mario Prado Jr.]], [[Javier Llanes]] & [[Negro Casas]]
	:January 1994 to mid-1994: [[Mario Prado Jr.]], [[Franco Colombo]], [[Jose Medina]] & [[Negro Casas]]		:* January 1994 to mid-1994: [[Mario Prado Jr.]], [[Franco Colombo]], [[Jose Medina]] & [[Negro Casas]]
	:mid-1994 to ??? (at least thru early 1996): [[Negro Casas]], [[Jose Peonono]] - Peonono listed as programmer at a July 1994 press conference<ref>Box y Lucha 2157</ref>		:* mid-1994 to ??? (at least thru early 1996): [[Negro Casas]], [[Jose Peonono]] - Peonono listed as programmer at a July 1994 press conference<ref>Box y Lucha 2157</ref>
	:? to Aug 1998: [[Jose Medina]] (noted as booker in Feb 1998)<ref>[http://members.f4wonline.com/wrestling-observer-newsletter/august-31-1998-wrestling-observer-newsletter-death-terry-garvin-look WON 1998-08-31]</ref>		:* ? to Aug 1998: [[Jose Medina]] (noted as booker in Feb 1998)<ref>[http://members.f4wonline.com/wrestling-observer-newsletter/august-31-1998-wrestling-observer-newsletter-death-terry-garvin-look WON 1998-08-31]</ref>
	:late-[[1998]] to early [[2002]]: [[Pierroth Jr.]] & [[Negro Casas]]		:* late-[[1998]] to early [[2002]]: [[Pierroth Jr.]] & [[Negro Casas]]
	:September [[1998]] to ? [[2011]]: [[Panico]] (lead, part of programming committee since at least 1997), [[Franco Colombo]], [[José Luis Feliciano]] (in charge of TV), [[Edgar Noriega]]		:* September [[1998]] to ? [[2011]]: [[Panico]] (lead, part of programming committee since at least 1997), [[Franco Colombo]], [[José Luis Feliciano]] (in charge of TV), [[Edgar Noriega]]
	:? [[2011]] to March [[2012]]: [[Ultimo Guerrero]], [[Blue Panther]] (both not publicly acknowledged), [[Panico]], [[Franco Colombo]], [[José Luis Feliciano]] (in charge of TV), [[Edgar Noriega]]		:* ? [[2011]] to March [[2012]]: [[Ultimo Guerrero]], [[Blue Panther]] (both not publicly acknowledged), [[Panico]], [[Franco Colombo]], [[José Luis Feliciano]] (in charge of TV), [[Edgar Noriega]]
	:March 2012 to ~~current~~: [[Blue Panther]] (lead), [[Ultimo Guerrero]] (both not publicly acknowledged), [[Franco Colombo]], [[José Luis Feliciano]] (in charge of TV), [[Edgar Noriega]]. [[Panico]] remains the public lead of the programming committee; reports differ if he's actually still involved in the process.		:* March 2012 to January [[2021]]: [[Blue Panther]] (lead), [[Ultimo Guerrero]] (both not publicly acknowledged), [[Franco Colombo]], [[José Luis Feliciano]] (in charge of TV), [[Edgar Noriega]]. [[Panico]] remains the public lead of the programming committee; reports differ if he's actually still involved in the process.
			:* ~January 2021 to present: [[Blue Panther]] (lead), [[Ultimo Guerrero]] (both not publicly acknowledged), [[Panico]] (public head of department) [[José Luis Feliciano]] (in charge of TV), [[Edgar Noriega]], [[Julio Cesar Rivera]]<ref>https://thecubsfan.com/cmll/2022/12/12/copa-bicentenario-electrico-cavernario-templario-returns-roh/</ref>

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