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* [[Fuego (USA)]] - won [[Pakal]]'s mask in 2024 | * [[Fuego (USA)]] - won [[Pakal]]'s mask in 2024 | ||
** presumably the same as [[Fuego (Colorado)]] | ** presumably the same as [[Fuego (Colorado)]] | ||
* [[Fuego Jr. (Laguna)]] | |||
** a [[Fuego (Laguna)]], presumably | |||
** [[Fuego Jr. (Estado de México)]] - former [[Mexico State Tag Team Championship|Mexico State Tag Team Champion]] | |||
* [[Reina de Fuego]] - competed in the 2018 Sahori Memorial Cup, won by [[Bengalee]] | * [[Reina de Fuego]] - competed in the 2018 Sahori Memorial Cup, won by [[Bengalee]] | ||
* [[Alas de Fuego]] | |||
[[Category:Shared Identities]] | [[Category:Shared Identities]] | ||
Latest revision as of 18:41, 6 October 2026
The name Fuego (Fire) has been used multiple wrestlers
- Fuego (Toluca) - a Toluca based wrestler
- possibly the Fuego (80s) from the 1980 El Halcon awards
- Fuego - CMLL wrestler formerly known as Flash
- Fuego Salvaje - A California based wrestler, also known as Fuego
- Rob Etcheverría - Uruguayan-born Canadian wrestler, and trainer.
- Fuego (Juarez) - won the hairs of El Migra & Máquina 45 in El Paso
- Fuego (USA) - won Pakal's mask in 2024
- presumably the same as Fuego (Colorado)
- Fuego Jr. (Laguna)
- a Fuego (Laguna), presumably
- Fuego Jr. (Estado de México) - former Mexico State Tag Team Champion
- Reina de Fuego - competed in the 2018 Sahori Memorial Cup, won by Bengalee
- Alas de Fuego
