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The initial Guapos started teaming together in CMLL around 2001, and existed in various configurations there until [[Shocker]]'s jump to AAA. The Guapos were reformed there 2005, and still a unit in AAA, though Shocker has since left the promotion.  
The initial Guapos started teaming together in CMLL around 2001, and existed in various configurations there until [[Shocker]]'s jump to AAA. The Guapos were reformed there 2005, and still a unit in AAA, though Shocker has since left the promotion.  


There two current variations of the Guapos and one proposed version. [[Shocker]] has returned to CMLL and suggested restarting the group with wrestlers such as [[Toscano]], [[Marco Corelone]], [[Hector Garza]] and [[Maximo]], but no offical group has been unveiled. The AAA group continues with [[El Guapito]] leading [[Escorpion Negro]] and [[Decnnis]], and recent AAA departures [[Zumbido]] and [[Scorpio Jr.]] team as the Guapos on the indy scene.
There two current variations of the Guapos and one proposed version. [[Shocker]] has returned to CMLL and suggested restarting the group with wrestlers such as [[Toscano]], [[Marco Corelone]], [[Hector Garza]] and [[Maximo]], but no offical group has been unveiled. The AAA group continues with [[El Guapito]] leading [[Rey Escorpión|Escorpion Negro]] and [[Decnnis]], and recent AAA departures [[Zumbido]] and [[Scorpio Jr.]] team as the Guapos on the indy scene.


When they were a CMLL group, the Guapos mentored a midcard group called [[Guapos U]]; those who were only part of Guapos U are not usually considered part of the group.
When they were a CMLL group, the Guapos mentored a midcard group called [[Guapos U]]; those who were only part of Guapos U are not usually considered part of the group.

Latest revision as of 13:24, 10 October 2026

Not to be confused with Los Regio Guapos, the Monterrey team that briefly held the Mexican National Atomicos Championship in 2001.

Guapos refers to a lucha faction which has operated in CMLL, AAA and among independent wrestlers. Members of the group consider themselves handsome ladies men (sometime very erroneously.)

The initial Guapos started teaming together in CMLL around 2001, and existed in various configurations there until Shocker's jump to AAA. The Guapos were reformed there 2005, and still a unit in AAA, though Shocker has since left the promotion.

There two current variations of the Guapos and one proposed version. Shocker has returned to CMLL and suggested restarting the group with wrestlers such as Toscano, Marco Corelone, Hector Garza and Maximo, but no offical group has been unveiled. The AAA group continues with El Guapito leading Escorpion Negro and Decnnis, and recent AAA departures Zumbido and Scorpio Jr. team as the Guapos on the indy scene.

When they were a CMLL group, the Guapos mentored a midcard group called Guapos U; those who were only part of Guapos U are not usually considered part of the group.

Guapos Membership

Beta

Shocker loses his mask to Mr. Niebla, but declares he's okay with having his face uncovered, because he's Guapo. That starts him on the new gimmick, and leads to the rudo group.

version 1

Zumbido was invited to join but got hurt before he did

Shocker is busy with the Super Js, so the other two members bring in a member Shocker didn't want...

version 1.5

Shocker eventually leaves the group and beats Emilio in a hair match.

version 2

Los Guapos find God (Allah in this case) and become Los Tailbanes. Shocker takes the name back.

version 3

Terrible turns on Magica and Shocker.

version 4

Teamed up only rarely on television. Shocker leaving CMLL ended the group there, but he eventually restarted it in AAA.

version 5

See Guapos VIP

version 6


See also:
Los Joven Tapatios