Mexican National Featherweight Tournament, 1980 - Revision history

Thecubsfan at 23:43, 12 October 2025

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	A tournament was held for the (long) vacant [[Mexican National Featherweight Championship]] in 1980. ~~Only the final~~ three ~~matches are known; it's likely more~~ rounds ~~were held~~.		A tournament was held for the (long) vacant [[Mexican National Featherweight Championship]] in 1980. The tournament had at least three rounds.

	This championship was essentially restarted; the previous champion passed away in 1941 and the title was forgotten. It was the first 'new' championship since [[Promociones Mora]] started as its own group. The Mexico City commission made a point of including wrestlers from various promotions big and small in the tournament; eventually winner Voltio Negro was representing the [[Fraternidad del Santo]] group.		This championship was essentially restarted; the previous champion passed away in 1941 and the title was forgotten. It was the first 'new' championship since [[Promociones Mora]] started as its own group. The Mexico City commission made a point of including wrestlers from various promotions big and small in the tournament; eventually winner Voltio Negro was representing the [[Fraternidad del Santo]] group.

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 This championship was essentially restarted; the previous champion passed away in 1941 and the title was forgotten. It was the first 'new' championship since [[Promociones Mora]] started as its own group. The Mexico City commission made a point of including wrestlers from various promotions big and small in the tournament; eventually winner Voltio Negro was representing the [[Fraternidad del Santo]] group.
-== Semifinals ==
+All matches took place at Arena Coliseo.
-[[September 2]] @ Arena Coliseo
+{{8TeamBracket
-* [[Voltio Negro]] beat [[Troyano]]
+| RD1=[[August 26]]
-* [[Clímax I]] beat [[Rocky Norton]]
+| RD2=[[September 2]]
-== Finals ==
+| score-width=10
-[[September 9]] @ Arena Coliseo
+| RD1-team1=[[Voltio Negro]]
-* [[Voltio Negro]] beat [[Climax I]]
+| RD1-team3=[[Troyano]]
 Climax II has been historically listed as the final loser; KO Magazine (issues 1417 & 1418) is clear it was Climax I

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	A tournament was held for the (long) vacant [[Mexican National Featherweight Championship]] in 1980. Only the final three matches are known; it's likely more rounds were held.		A tournament was held for the (long) vacant [[Mexican National Featherweight Championship]] in 1980. Only the final three matches are known; it's likely more rounds were held.

			This championship was essentially restarted; the previous champion passed away in 1941 and the title was forgotten. It was the first 'new' championship since [[Promociones Mora]] started as its own group. The Mexico City commission made a point of including wrestlers from various promotions big and small in the tournament; eventually winner Voltio Negro was representing the [[Fraternidad del Santo]] group.

	== Semifinals ==		== Semifinals ==

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A tournament was held for the (long) vacant [[Mexican National Featherweight Championship]] in 1980. Only the final three matches are known; it's likely more rounds were held.

== Semifinals ==

[[September 2]] @ Arena Coliseo
* [[Voltio Negro]] beat [[Troyano]]
* [[Clímax I]] beat [[Rocky Norton]]

== Finals ==

[[September 9]] @ Arena Coliseo

* [[Voltio Negro]] beat [[Climax I]]

Climax II has been historically listed as the final loser; KO Magazine (issues 1417 & 1418) is clear it was Climax I

[[Category:Tournaments]]
[[Category:Championship Tournaments]]