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|nicknames=La Loca de Tulancingo
|nicknames=La Loca de Tulancingo
|nameHistory=Super Crazy Jr.
|nameHistory=Super Crazy Jr.
|family=[[Super Crazy]] (father), [[Rey Cuervo]], [[Crazy Boy]] (uncles), [[Dinastía]], [[Pesadilla]], [[Lancelot]] (cousins)
|family=[[Super Crazy]] (father), [[Rey Cuervo]], [[Crazy Boy]] (uncles), [[Dinastía]], [[Pesadilla]], [[Lancelot]] (cousins); see [[Dinastía Crazy]]
|maestro=[[Dinastía]], [[Lancelot]], [[Crazy Boy]]
|maestro=[[Dinastía]], [[Lancelot]], [[Crazy Boy]]
|birthdate=2008<ref>https://thecubsfan.com/cmll/2022/06/24/copa-dinastia-final-new-welterweight-champ-tonight-two-aaa-tapings-this-weekend/</ref><ref>https://thecubsfan.com/cmll/2022/12/19/panterita-jr-raider-to-gran-alternativa-final-vikingos-first-us-indie-weekend-aaa-in-ciudad-madero/</ref> - [[Pachuca]], [[Hidalgo]]
|birthdate=2008<ref>https://thecubsfan.com/cmll/2022/06/24/copa-dinastia-final-new-welterweight-champ-tonight-two-aaa-tapings-this-weekend/</ref><ref>https://thecubsfan.com/cmll/2022/12/19/panterita-jr-raider-to-gran-alternativa-final-vikingos-first-us-indie-weekend-aaa-in-ciudad-madero/</ref> - [[Pachuca]], [[Hidalgo]]

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Profile

Super Crazy Jr.
Super Crazy Jr.
Name Super Crazy Jr.
Real name Ashley Islas
Nicknames La Loca de Tulancingo
Name history Super Crazy Jr.
Family Super Crazy (father), Rey Cuervo, Crazy Boy (uncles), Dinastía, Pesadilla, Lancelot (cousins); see Dinastía Crazy
Maestro(s) Dinastía, Lancelot, Crazy Boy
Birth date, location 2008[1][2] - Pachuca, Hidalgo
Obituary date
Debut, location June 4, 2022 - San Martin Texmelucan, Puebla
Lost mask to n/a
Height 155 cm
Weight 88 kg
Signature moves Moonsault, Frog Splash
Titles: Copa Furia Femenil Indy, Real Wrestling Welterweight Championship[3]

Career

Second generation wrestler, daughter of Super Crazy. She wrestled in several cities around Mexico such as Pachuca, Puebla, México City, Guadalajara, Morelia, Monterrey, Nuevo Laredo, and Piedras Negras, but primarily Hidalgo. Won her first title (vacant at the time) in 2026 for Real Wrestling Lucha Libre at Arena Azteca in Tulancingo, and defended against both women and men.[4] She had previously won the Copa Furia Femenil Indy at a Pro Lucha Femenil, by defeating Dehyna, Kerrigan, and Nubia.

Made plans to tour Japan alongside her father in 2027.[5]

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