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MPJ-DK: update from last year

2014-11-04T11:39:02Z

update from last year

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	The '''[[CMLL Arena Coliseo Tag Team Championship]]''', is a secondary, much less defended tag team championship promoted by [[CMLL]]. As the name indicates it is defended in [[Arena Coliseo]] in [[Mexico City]], although there have been a couple of defenses in [[Arena Mexico]]. [[Stuka Jr.]] and [[Fuego]] (shown to the left) ~~are~~ the ~~current~~ champions, ~~having won the belts on [[June 26]], [[2008]] but only defended the titles a handful of times in the last 4~~ years. The Coliseo Tag Team title dates back to the 1960s but was abandoned in the 1980s before being brought back in 2000. The belts holds the unofficial distinction of being the ugliest CMLL title belts currently in use.		The '''[[CMLL Arena Coliseo Tag Team Championship]]''', is a secondary, much less defended tag team championship promoted by [[CMLL]]. As the name indicates it is defended in [[Arena Coliseo]] in [[Mexico City]], although there have been a couple of defenses in [[Arena Mexico]]. [[Stuka Jr.]] and [[Fuego]] (shown to the left) were the longest running champions, holding them for over four years. The Coliseo Tag Team title dates back to the 1960s but was abandoned in the 1980s before being brought back in 2000. The belts holds the unofficial distinction of being the ugliest CMLL title belts currently in use.

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MPJ-DK: category

2014-09-14T18:30:30Z

category

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	The '''[[CMLL Arena Coliseo Tag Team Championship]]''', is a secondary, much less defended tag team championship promoted by [[CMLL]]. As the name indicates it is defended in [[Arena Coliseo]] in [[Mexico City]], although there have been a couple of defenses in [[Arena Mexico]]. [[Stuka Jr.]] and [[Fuego]] (shown to the left) are the current champions, having won the belts on [[June 26]], [[2008]] but only defended the titles a handful of times in the last 4 years. The Coliseo Tag Team title dates back to the 1960s but was abandoned in the 1980s before being brought back in 2000. The belts holds the unofficial distinction of being the ugliest CMLL title belts currently in use.		The '''[[CMLL Arena Coliseo Tag Team Championship]]''', is a secondary, much less defended tag team championship promoted by [[CMLL]]. As the name indicates it is defended in [[Arena Coliseo]] in [[Mexico City]], although there have been a couple of defenses in [[Arena Mexico]]. [[Stuka Jr.]] and [[Fuego]] (shown to the left) are the current champions, having won the belts on [[June 26]], [[2008]] but only defended the titles a handful of times in the last 4 years. The Coliseo Tag Team title dates back to the 1960s but was abandoned in the 1980s before being brought back in 2000. The belts holds the unofficial distinction of being the ugliest CMLL title belts currently in use.

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MPJ-DK: profiling a title instead of a person or team.

2012-11-25T17:03:23Z

profiling a title instead of a person or team.

New page

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The '''[[CMLL Arena Coliseo Tag Team Championship]]''', is a secondary, much less defended tag team championship promoted by [[CMLL]]. As the name indicates it is defended in [[Arena Coliseo]] in [[Mexico City]], although there have been a couple of defenses in [[Arena Mexico]]. [[Stuka Jr.]] and [[Fuego]] (shown to the left) are the current champions, having won the belts on [[June 26]], [[2008]] but only defended the titles a handful of times in the last 4 years. The Coliseo Tag Team title dates back to the 1960s but was abandoned in the 1980s before being brought back in 2000. The belts holds the unofficial distinction of being the ugliest CMLL title belts currently in use.