IWRG - Revision history

Nkhan at 04:17, 20 April 2022

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	[[IWRG]], Grupo Internacional Revolucion, is a promotion based in [[Naucalpan]]. They're an independent group with their own championships and television show. IWRG was started in 1996 and was founded by [[Adolfo Moreno]]. His three sons have took over management of the promotion before Moreno's death.		[[IWRG]], Grupo Internacional Revolucion, is a promotion based in [[Naucalpan]]. They're an independent group with their own championships and television show. IWRG was started in March 9, 1996 and was founded by [[Adolfo Moreno]]. His three sons have took over management of the promotion before Moreno's death.

	Arena Naucalpan was a UWA allied arena to start. It started using both UWA and CMLL allied luchadors for it's top matches in the early 90s, and then switched over to being CMLL only as the UWA failed The two promotions had a falling out in late 2007, over IWRG using [[El Hijo del Santo]]. CMLL had banned all affiliated luchadors and promoters from using Santo. IWRG broke that veto, and CMLL refused to send talent any longer.		Arena Naucalpan was a UWA allied arena to start. It started using both UWA and CMLL allied luchadors for it's top matches in the early 90s, and then switched over to being CMLL only as the UWA failed The two promotions had a falling out in late 2007, over IWRG using [[El Hijo del Santo]]. CMLL had banned all affiliated luchadors and promoters from using Santo. IWRG broke that veto, and CMLL refused to send talent any longer.

Latin915 at 02:11, 5 May 2020

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	[[IWRG]], Grupo Internacional Revolucion, is a promotion based in [[Naucalpan]]. They're an independent group with their own championships and television show. IWRG was started in 1996~~. Previously the events in Arena Naucalpan were billed as ''Circuito Moreno'' from the name of founder~~ [[Adolfo Moreno]]. His three sons have took over management of the promotion before Moreno's death.		[[IWRG]], Grupo Internacional Revolucion, is a promotion based in [[Naucalpan]]. They're an independent group with their own championships and television show. IWRG was started in 1996 and was founded by [[Adolfo Moreno]]. His three sons have took over management of the promotion before Moreno's death.

	Arena Naucalpan was a UWA allied arena to start. It started using both UWA and CMLL allied luchadors for it's top matches in the early 90s~~. In 1996 IWRG had a short-lived alliance with AAA~~, then ~~aligned with [[Promo Azteca]]. Between 1997 and 1998 Arena Naucalpan became a top territory of Promo Azteca; after~~ the ~~latter ceased operations IWRG allied with CMLL again. Moreover Grupo Revolucion occasionally co-operated with other independent~~ promotions ~~as [[WFS]] and MAXPROAD and affiliated itself with short-lived alliance named PALLN. Grupo Revolucion and CMLL~~ had a falling out in late 2007, over IWRG using [[El Hijo del Santo]]. CMLL had banned all affiliated luchadors and promoters from using Santo. IWRG broke that veto, and CMLL refused to send talent any longer.		Arena Naucalpan was a UWA allied arena to start. It started using both UWA and CMLL allied luchadors for it's top matches in the early 90s, and then switched over to being CMLL only as the UWA failed The two promotions had a falling out in late 2007, over IWRG using [[El Hijo del Santo]]. CMLL had banned all affiliated luchadors and promoters from using Santo. IWRG broke that veto, and CMLL refused to send talent any longer.

	IWRG went on it's own for a few years, relying on independent luchadors for main event talent while occasionally asking CMLL to repair relations. Finally, in June 2010, IWRG agreed to a deal with [[AAA]]. AAA luchadors haven't appeared as much as CMLL ones used to, but AAA has held TV tapings from Arena Naucalpan.		IWRG went on it's own for a few years, relying on independent luchadors for main event talent while occasionally asking CMLL to repair relations. Finally, in June 2010, IWRG agreed to a deal with [[AAA]]. AAA luchadors haven't appeared as much as CMLL ones used to, but AAA has held TV tapings from Arena Naucalpan.
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	The abbreviation IWRG comes from the English version of the promotion name, International Wrestling Revolution Group. The associated training school is called '''FIL''' (or '''FILL'''), Futuro Idolos de Lucha Libre.		The abbreviation IWRG comes from the English version of the promotion name, International Wrestling Revolution Group. The associated training school is called '''FIL''' (or '''FILL'''), Futuro Idolos de Lucha Libre.

	IWRG, in good business times, has promoted at other arenas around Mexico State, including [[Arena Neza]] and [[Arena Xochimilco]].		IWRG, in good business times, has promoted at other arenas around Mexico State, including [[Arena Neza]] and [[Arena Xochimilco]].

	=== 2015 Castillo del Terror controversy ===		=== 2015 Castillo del Terror controversy ===

Nick-Patrick at 22:50, 4 May 2020

2020-05-04T22:50:46Z

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	[[IWRG]], Grupo Internacional Revolucion, is a promotion based in [[Naucalpan]]. They're an independent group with their own championships and television show. IWRG was started in 1996. Previously the events in Arena Naucalpan were billed as ''Circuito Moreno'' from the name of founder [[Adolfo Moreno]]. His three sons have took over management of the promotion before Moreno's death.		[[IWRG]], Grupo Internacional Revolucion, is a promotion based in [[Naucalpan]]. They're an independent group with their own championships and television show. IWRG was started in 1996. Previously the events in Arena Naucalpan were billed as ''Circuito Moreno'' from the name of founder [[Adolfo Moreno]]. His three sons have took over management of the promotion before Moreno's death.

	Arena Naucalpan was a UWA allied arena to start. It started using both UWA and CMLL allied luchadors for it's top matches in the early 90s. In 1996 IWRG had a short-lived alliance with AAA, then aligned with [[Promo Azteca]]. Between 1997 and 1998 Arena Naucalpan became a top territory of Promo Azteca; after the latter ceased operations IWRG allied with CMLL again~~, while~~ occasionally ~~cooperating~~ with other independent ~~groups~~ as [[WFS ~~Arena Aztahuacan~~]] and MAXPROAD. ~~The two promotions~~ had a falling out in late 2007, over IWRG using [[El Hijo del Santo]]. CMLL had banned all affiliated luchadors and promoters from using Santo. IWRG broke that veto, and CMLL refused to send talent any longer.		Arena Naucalpan was a UWA allied arena to start. It started using both UWA and CMLL allied luchadors for it's top matches in the early 90s. In 1996 IWRG had a short-lived alliance with AAA, then aligned with [[Promo Azteca]]. Between 1997 and 1998 Arena Naucalpan became a top territory of Promo Azteca; after the latter ceased operations IWRG allied with CMLL again. Moreover Grupo Revolucion occasionally co-operated with other independent promotions as [[WFS]] and MAXPROAD and affiliated itself with short-lived alliance named PALLN. Grupo Revolucion and CMLL had a falling out in late 2007, over IWRG using [[El Hijo del Santo]]. CMLL had banned all affiliated luchadors and promoters from using Santo. IWRG broke that veto, and CMLL refused to send talent any longer.

	IWRG went on it's own for a few years, relying on independent luchadors for main event talent while occasionally asking CMLL to repair relations. Finally, in June 2010, IWRG agreed to a deal with [[AAA]]. AAA luchadors haven't appeared as much as CMLL ones used to, but AAA has held TV tapings from Arena Naucalpan.		IWRG went on it's own for a few years, relying on independent luchadors for main event talent while occasionally asking CMLL to repair relations. Finally, in June 2010, IWRG agreed to a deal with [[AAA]]. AAA luchadors haven't appeared as much as CMLL ones used to, but AAA has held TV tapings from Arena Naucalpan.

Nick-Patrick at 22:48, 4 May 2020

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	[[Image:IWRG.jpg\|left\|100px]][[Image:IWRG_2016.png\|250px\|right]]		[[Image:IWRG.jpg\|left\|100px]][[Image:IWRG_2016.png\|250px\|right]]

	[[IWRG]], Grupo Internacional Revolucion, is a promotion based in [[Naucalpan]]. They're an independent group with their own championships and television show. IWRG was started in 1996 ~~from~~ the ~~basis of informally called~~ ''Circuito Moreno'' from the name of founder [[Adolfo Moreno]]. His three sons have took over management of the promotion before Moreno's death.		[[IWRG]], Grupo Internacional Revolucion, is a promotion based in [[Naucalpan]]. They're an independent group with their own championships and television show. IWRG was started in 1996. Previously the events in Arena Naucalpan were billed as ''Circuito Moreno'' from the name of founder [[Adolfo Moreno]]. His three sons have took over management of the promotion before Moreno's death.

	Arena Naucalpan was a UWA allied arena to start. It started using both UWA and CMLL allied luchadors for it's top matches in the early 90s, and ~~then switched over to being~~ CMLL ~~only~~ as ~~the UWA failed~~ The two promotions had a falling out in late 2007, over IWRG using [[El Hijo del Santo]]. CMLL had banned all affiliated luchadors and promoters from using Santo. IWRG broke that veto, and CMLL refused to send talent any longer.		Arena Naucalpan was a UWA allied arena to start. It started using both UWA and CMLL allied luchadors for it's top matches in the early 90s. In 1996 IWRG had a short-lived alliance with AAA, then aligned with [[Promo Azteca]]. Between 1997 and 1998 Arena Naucalpan became a top territory of Promo Azteca; after the latter ceased operations IWRG allied with CMLL again, while occasionally cooperating with other independent groups as [[WFS Arena Aztahuacan]] and MAXPROAD. The two promotions had a falling out in late 2007, over IWRG using [[El Hijo del Santo]]. CMLL had banned all affiliated luchadors and promoters from using Santo. IWRG broke that veto, and CMLL refused to send talent any longer.

	IWRG went on it's own for a few years, relying on independent luchadors for main event talent while occasionally asking CMLL to repair relations. Finally, in June 2010, IWRG agreed to a deal with [[AAA]]. AAA luchadors haven't appeared as much as CMLL ones used to, but AAA has held TV tapings from Arena Naucalpan.		IWRG went on it's own for a few years, relying on independent luchadors for main event talent while occasionally asking CMLL to repair relations. Finally, in June 2010, IWRG agreed to a deal with [[AAA]]. AAA luchadors haven't appeared as much as CMLL ones used to, but AAA has held TV tapings from Arena Naucalpan.

Nick-Patrick at 22:44, 4 May 2020

2020-05-04T22:44:45Z

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	[[Image:IWRG.jpg\|left\|100px]][[Image:IWRG_2016.png\|250px\|right]]		[[Image:IWRG.jpg\|left\|100px]][[Image:IWRG_2016.png\|250px\|right]]

	[[IWRG]], Grupo Internacional Revolucion, is a promotion based in [[Naucalpan]]. They're an independent group with their own championships and television show. IWRG was started in 1996 ~~and was founded by~~ [[Adolfo Moreno]]. His three sons have took over management of the promotion before Moreno's death.		[[IWRG]], Grupo Internacional Revolucion, is a promotion based in [[Naucalpan]]. They're an independent group with their own championships and television show. IWRG was started in 1996 from the basis of informally called ''Circuito Moreno'' from the name of founder [[Adolfo Moreno]]. His three sons have took over management of the promotion before Moreno's death.

	Arena Naucalpan was a UWA allied arena to start. It started using both UWA and CMLL allied luchadors for it's top matches in the early 90s, and then switched over to being CMLL only as the UWA failed The two promotions had a falling out in late 2007, over IWRG using [[El Hijo del Santo]]. CMLL had banned all affiliated luchadors and promoters from using Santo. IWRG broke that veto, and CMLL refused to send talent any longer.		Arena Naucalpan was a UWA allied arena to start. It started using both UWA and CMLL allied luchadors for it's top matches in the early 90s, and then switched over to being CMLL only as the UWA failed The two promotions had a falling out in late 2007, over IWRG using [[El Hijo del Santo]]. CMLL had banned all affiliated luchadors and promoters from using Santo. IWRG broke that veto, and CMLL refused to send talent any longer.

Allan lpz: /* 2015 Castillo del Terror controversy */

2019-07-12T18:03:39Z

2015 Castillo del Terror controversy

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	{{#Ev:youtube\|https://youtu.be/j6e-rcsdQF8}}		{{#Ev:youtube\|https://youtu.be/j6e-rcsdQF8}}

	~~[Video of the match https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j6e-rcsdQF8]~~

	The fans loudly chanted "fraude" at the finish, and during the unmasking. Fans continued to complain on social media afterwards. IWRG defended itself by saying they only make the matches, not determine the finishes. (This is not accurate.) The Mexico State lucha libre commission stated the decision of the referee was final and they could not overturn the outcome. (They have in other cases, when it's been part of the story.) The referee involved in the decision disappeared from Arena Naucalpan for some time. The IWRG fan base had already been negative towards Golden Magic, and the reaction caused him to turn rudo a few weeks before leaving to work for [[Elite]]. Golpeador remained in IWRG for a couple more weeks, then left, but that may have been the original plan.		The fans loudly chanted "fraude" at the finish, and during the unmasking. Fans continued to complain on social media afterwards. IWRG defended itself by saying they only make the matches, not determine the finishes. (This is not accurate.) The Mexico State lucha libre commission stated the decision of the referee was final and they could not overturn the outcome. (They have in other cases, when it's been part of the story.) The referee involved in the decision disappeared from Arena Naucalpan for some time. The IWRG fan base had already been negative towards Golden Magic, and the reaction caused him to turn rudo a few weeks before leaving to work for [[Elite]]. Golpeador remained in IWRG for a couple more weeks, then left, but that may have been the original plan.

Allan lpz: /* 2015 Castillo del Terror controversy */

2019-07-12T18:01:33Z

2015 Castillo del Terror controversy

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	IWRG's annual Castillo del Terror in 2015 came down to [[Golpeador]] & [[Golden Magic]] climbing out of the cage at the same time. (Unlike all previous occasions, this IWRG cage was first to touch the floor, not first to escape.) As Golpeador and Golden Magic fought on the side of the cage, Golpeador slipped and fell off the cage. Golden Magic dropped off immediately after. The referee awarded Golden Magic the win, though it was clear Golpeador 'escaped' first. Golpeador losing his mask had obviously been the planned finish and he did unmask, though only after complaining about the decision.		IWRG's annual Castillo del Terror in 2015 came down to [[Golpeador]] & [[Golden Magic]] climbing out of the cage at the same time. (Unlike all previous occasions, this IWRG cage was first to touch the floor, not first to escape.) As Golpeador and Golden Magic fought on the side of the cage, Golpeador slipped and fell off the cage. Golden Magic dropped off immediately after. The referee awarded Golden Magic the win, though it was clear Golpeador 'escaped' first. Golpeador losing his mask had obviously been the planned finish and he did unmask, though only after complaining about the decision.
	{{#Ev:youtube\|https://youtu.be/-rcsdQF8}}
			{{#Ev:youtube\|https://youtu.be/j6e-rcsdQF8}}

	[Video of the match https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j6e-rcsdQF8]		[Video of the match https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j6e-rcsdQF8]

Allan lpz at 18:01, 12 July 2019

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	IWRG's annual Castillo del Terror in 2015 came down to [[Golpeador]] & [[Golden Magic]] climbing out of the cage at the same time. (Unlike all previous occasions, this IWRG cage was first to touch the floor, not first to escape.) As Golpeador and Golden Magic fought on the side of the cage, Golpeador slipped and fell off the cage. Golden Magic dropped off immediately after. The referee awarded Golden Magic the win, though it was clear Golpeador 'escaped' first. Golpeador losing his mask had obviously been the planned finish and he did unmask, though only after complaining about the decision.		IWRG's annual Castillo del Terror in 2015 came down to [[Golpeador]] & [[Golden Magic]] climbing out of the cage at the same time. (Unlike all previous occasions, this IWRG cage was first to touch the floor, not first to escape.) As Golpeador and Golden Magic fought on the side of the cage, Golpeador slipped and fell off the cage. Golden Magic dropped off immediately after. The referee awarded Golden Magic the win, though it was clear Golpeador 'escaped' first. Golpeador losing his mask had obviously been the planned finish and he did unmask, though only after complaining about the decision.
			{{#Ev:youtube\|https://youtu.be/-rcsdQF8}}

	[Video of the match https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j6e-rcsdQF8]		[Video of the match https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j6e-rcsdQF8]

Latin915 at 19:00, 26 January 2018

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	* [http://www.iwrg.com.mx/ IWRG's website]		* [http://www.iwrg.com.mx/ IWRG's website]

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	[[Category:Promotions]]		[[Category:Promotions]]

Campeon at 11:40, 24 March 2017

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	[[Image:IWRG_2016.png\|250px\|right]]		[[Image:IWRG.jpg\|left\|100px]][[Image:IWRG_2016.png\|250px\|right]]

	[[IWRG]], Grupo Internacional Revolucion, is a promotion based in [[Naucalpan]]. They're an independent group with their own championships and television show. IWRG was started in 1996 and was founded by [[Adolfo Moreno]]. His three sons have took over management of the promotion before Moreno's death.		[[IWRG]], Grupo Internacional Revolucion, is a promotion based in [[Naucalpan]]. They're an independent group with their own championships and television show. IWRG was started in 1996 and was founded by [[Adolfo Moreno]]. His three sons have took over management of the promotion before Moreno's death.