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* [[Momia Azteca]] | * [[Momia Azteca]] | ||
* [[Momia De Guanajuato]] | * [[Momia De Guanajuato]] | ||
** [[Las Momias de Guanajuato]] - unmasked by [[Villano III]] | |||
* [[La Momia (Bolivia)]] - claimed the hair of [[Walter Tataque Quisbert]] | * [[La Momia (Bolivia)]] - claimed the hair of [[Walter Tataque Quisbert]] | ||
* [[Momia del Portal]] - one of [[Angel Infernal (Veracruz)]]'s trainers | |||
* [[La Momia del Convento]] & [[La Momia del Convento II]] - Veracruz luchadors who were also unmasked by [[Villano III]] in 1972 | |||
Revision as of 17:06, 21 September 2026
The most famous La Momia existed in Argentina and was the signature character of Titanes en el Ring
- The first was Ivan Kowalsky El Ruso Blanco
- The second version was Gitano Ivanoff
- The third version was El Androide
- The fourth version was Atila
There also existed a La Momia Negra. And Diabolo played a version, at some point.
Momia characters have also been seen in Mexico and elsewhere.
- Momia I
- Momia II
- La Momia (Oaxaca)
- La Momia (Monterrey)
- Momia Egipcia
- La Momia de Elvis
- various Karis La Momias
- Momia Azteca
- Momia De Guanajuato
- Las Momias de Guanajuato - unmasked by Villano III
- La Momia (Bolivia) - claimed the hair of Walter Tataque Quisbert
- Momia del Portal - one of Angel Infernal (Veracruz)'s trainers
- La Momia del Convento & La Momia del Convento II - Veracruz luchadors who were also unmasked by Villano III in 1972
- The Mummy - 2010s IWRG wrestler
- The Mummy (Monterrey)
- Torre Infernal - WCW's Roadblock, briefly played The Mummy in New Jersey
- The Mummy who challenged Gori Guerrero for the NWA World Light Heavyweight Championship in El Paso, 1962
- Banana Senga - AKA Walking The Mummy
- Tinieblas - portrayed a mummy in at least one movie
