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|titles=AAA North Women's Championship<ref>[https://m.facebook.com/MrLuchas/photos/a.771890726233514/779440655478521/?type=3 Luchamania Nuevo Laredo]</ref> | |titles=AAA North Women's Championship<ref>[https://m.facebook.com/MrLuchas/photos/a.771890726233514/779440655478521/?type=3 Luchamania Nuevo Laredo]</ref>, [[AAA World Mixed Tag Team Championship]] (w/ [[Mr. Iguana]]), [[AAA World Trios Championship]] (w/ [[Beast Mortos|Taurus]], [[Rey Escorpión]] & [[Texano Jr.]]), DDT Ironman Heavymetalweight Championship, [[RGR Women's Championship]], [[EMW Women's Championship]], Winner of [[AAA Showcenter Championship]] 2022 | ||
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== Notes == | == Notes == | ||
Northern luchadora who has turned up in Monterrey and Nuevo Laredo. Daughter of [[Sangre Chicana]], she debuted as Aioria, that name was suggested by [[Black Mamba]]. Both trained at Arena Cuatro Caminos and they were going to invade another arena, she had barely a year and half under training. Mamba told her she was going to wrestle in one week, but she had no ring name and wrestling gear. She told her father that she was going to debut, but Sangre Chicana did not know that his daughter had no ring name and even a gear. Her mother told her that she had to find a name. A cousin sponsored a gear and a domino mask. She wrestled as Aioria for about three months. Dr. Cantú who was a second father figure for her, asked for a definitive name. She wanted to be Lady Chicana, but Cantú did not like the name and spoke with AAA about a possible name for the young luchadora. The name and concept was created by [[Antonio Peña]], but the full name was "La Hiedra Venenosa", Cantú shortened to just La Hiedra. That name was intended to be for few months, but she kept the name. Advanced to the final of the 2012 [[Quien Pinta Por La Corona]] but did not win. Made a one time appearance in IWRG in October 2012 along with others outsiders. In 2015 Hiedra started to appear in [[AAA]]. | Northern luchadora who has turned up in Monterrey and Nuevo Laredo. Daughter of [[Sangre Chicana]], she debuted as Aioria, that name was suggested by [[Black Mamba]]. Both trained at Arena Cuatro Caminos and they were going to invade another arena, she had barely a year and half under training. Mamba told her she was going to wrestle in one week, but she had no ring name and wrestling gear. She told her father that she was going to debut, but Sangre Chicana did not know that his daughter had no ring name and even a gear. Her mother told her that she had to find a name. A cousin sponsored a gear and a domino mask. She wrestled as Aioria for about three months. Dr. Cantú who was a second father figure for her, asked for a definitive name. She wanted to be Lady Chicana, but Cantú did not like the name and spoke with AAA about a possible name for the young luchadora. The name and concept was created by [[Antonio Peña]], but the full name was "La Hiedra Venenosa", Cantú shortened to just La Hiedra. That name was intended to be for few months, but she kept the name. Advanced to the final of the 2012 [[Quien Pinta Por La Corona]] but did not win. Made a one time appearance in IWRG in October 2012 along with others outsiders. In 2015 Hiedra started to appear in [[AAA]]. | ||
Is (was?) in a relationship with [[Sanson (II)|Sanson]], who she stood by despite receiving physical abuse from him. To the point that she tried talking [[Stephanie Vaquer]] out of reporting [[Cuatrero]]'s (brother of Sanson) attempted murder of her. She presumably joined the harassment campaign that Cuatrero's friends led against Vaquer, due to Vaquer's ensuing restraining order (which has kept Hiedra squarely in AAA, post-WWE buyout).<ref>https://thecubsfan.com/cmll/2026/05/06/cuatrero-declared-guilty-la-cavernaria-passes-away-kraneo-leaving-cmll/</ref> | |||
== Accomplishments == | == Accomplishments == | ||
Latest revision as of 08:01, 17 June 2026
This is the most famous Hiedra. For other Hiedras see La Hiedra (disambiguation).
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Northern luchadora who has turned up in Monterrey and Nuevo Laredo. Daughter of Sangre Chicana, she debuted as Aioria, that name was suggested by Black Mamba. Both trained at Arena Cuatro Caminos and they were going to invade another arena, she had barely a year and half under training. Mamba told her she was going to wrestle in one week, but she had no ring name and wrestling gear. She told her father that she was going to debut, but Sangre Chicana did not know that his daughter had no ring name and even a gear. Her mother told her that she had to find a name. A cousin sponsored a gear and a domino mask. She wrestled as Aioria for about three months. Dr. Cantú who was a second father figure for her, asked for a definitive name. She wanted to be Lady Chicana, but Cantú did not like the name and spoke with AAA about a possible name for the young luchadora. The name and concept was created by Antonio Peña, but the full name was "La Hiedra Venenosa", Cantú shortened to just La Hiedra. That name was intended to be for few months, but she kept the name. Advanced to the final of the 2012 Quien Pinta Por La Corona but did not win. Made a one time appearance in IWRG in October 2012 along with others outsiders. In 2015 Hiedra started to appear in AAA.
Is (was?) in a relationship with Sanson, who she stood by despite receiving physical abuse from him. To the point that she tried talking Stephanie Vaquer out of reporting Cuatrero's (brother of Sanson) attempted murder of her. She presumably joined the harassment campaign that Cuatrero's friends led against Vaquer, due to Vaquer's ensuing restraining order (which has kept Hiedra squarely in AAA, post-WWE buyout).[3]
Accomplishments
Pro Wrestling Illustrated
- Ranked No. 82 in the PWI Women's 250 in 2023
- Ranked No. 141 in the PWI Women's 250 in 2022
- Ranked No. 257 in the PWI 500 in 2021
Luchas de apuestas record
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