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|signatureMoves=[[La Rosa]], [[Reverse DDT]], [[Snake Sleeper]], [[Full Nelson Facebuster]], [[La Lanza]] (sometimes preceded by a [[Victory Roll]]), [[Campana]], Koji Clutch, Dancing, Calaveras, Tijuana Bomb ([[Package Piledriver]]-lift into a [[powerbomb]]), Fire Thunder [[Piledriver|Driver]]
|signatureMoves=[[La Rosa]], [[Reverse DDT]], [[Snake Sleeper]], [[Full Nelson Facebuster]], [[La Lanza]] (sometimes preceded by a [[Victory Roll]]), [[Campana]], [[Koji Clutch]], Dancing, Calaveras, Tijuana Bomb ([[Package Piledriver]]-lift into a [[powerbomb]]), [[Fire Thunder Driver]]
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* [[Mexican National Women's Championship]]
* [[Mexican National Women's Championship]]

Latest revision as of 10:36, 2 October 2026

Profile

Thunder Rosa
Thunder Rosa
Name Thunder Rosa
Real name Melissa Cervantes
Nicknames "The Unstoppable", Unbreakable, La Mera Mera
Name history Thunder Rosa, Kobra Moon (Lucha Underground 2015-), Serpiente del Mar
Family Anakyn Rosa (son), Brian Rosa (husband)
Maestro(s) Dylan Drake, Matt Carlos, Dr. Cerebro
Birth date, location July 22, 1986 - Tijuana, Baja California
Obituary date
Debut, location October 19, 2014 - SPW Arena - Sacramento, California, USA
Lost mask to
Height 5'4"/163 cms
Weight 124 lbs/56 kg
Signature moves La Rosa, Reverse DDT, Snake Sleeper, Full Nelson Facebuster, La Lanza (sometimes preceded by a Victory Roll), Campana, Koji Clutch, Dancing, Calaveras, Tijuana Bomb (Package Piledriver-lift into a powerbomb), Fire Thunder Driver
Titles: -

A wrestler for Lucha Xtreme. Came to Mexico to work for Women Wrestling Stars. Added to the cast of Lucha Underground for Season 2 as the masked Kobra Moon. On January 24, 2020, Thunder Rosa became the first Mexican born NWA world women's champion.

Accomplishments

Pro Wrestling Illustrated

  • Ranked No. 96 in the PWI Women's 250 in 2025
  • Ranked No. 65 in the PWI Women's 250 in 2024
  • Ranked No. 3 in the PWI Women's 150 in 2022
  • Ranked No. 5 in the PWI Women's 150 in 2021