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The '''GLL Hatun Auqui Latin American Title''' is a professional wrestling championship promoted by GeneraXión Lucha Libre of [[Peru]].
The '''GLL Hatun Auqui Latin American Title''' is a professional wrestling championship promoted by [[GeneraXión Lucha Libre]] of [[Peru]].


== Current Champion ==
== Current Champion ==
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== History of Championship ==
== History of Championship ==
GeneraXión Lucha Libre and Lucha En Vivo, both promotions of [[Peru]], held a tournament of Latin American wrestlers from [[December 11]] to [[December 14]], [[2008]] and awarded the winner with the GLL Hatun Auqui Latin American Championship. [[Ultimo Chingon]] ([[Mexico]]) defeats [[Apocalipsis (Peru)|Apocalipsis]] ([[Peru]]) and [[Kuervo]] ([[Ecuador]]) to became the first champion.
[[GeneraXión Lucha Libre]] and Lucha En Vivo, both promotions of [[Peru]], held a tournament of Latin American wrestlers from [[December 11]] to [[December 14]], [[2008]] and awarded the winner with the GLL Hatun Auqui Latin American Championship. [[Ultimo Chingon]] ([[Mexico]]) defeats [[Apocalipsis (Peru)|Apocalipsis]] ([[Peru]]) and [[Kuervo]] ([[Ecuador]]) to became the first champion.


== Champions Listing ==
== Champions Listing ==

Revision as of 00:29, 26 March 2014

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The GLL Hatun Auqui Latin American Title is a professional wrestling championship promoted by GeneraXión Lucha Libre of Peru.

Current Champion

Necrómano is the current champion. He defeated Montoya on December 1, 2013 in Coliseo Aldo Chamochumbi of Magdalena, Lima, Peru.

History of Championship

GeneraXión Lucha Libre and Lucha En Vivo, both promotions of Peru, held a tournament of Latin American wrestlers from December 11 to December 14, 2008 and awarded the winner with the GLL Hatun Auqui Latin American Championship. Ultimo Chingon (Mexico) defeats Apocalipsis (Peru) and Kuervo (Ecuador) to became the first champion.

Champions Listing

# Champion(s) Defeated Date Location
final of 12-Man Tournament to crown the first champion
1 Ultimo Chingon Apocalipsis & Kuervo 2008.12.14 Coliseo Mariscal Caceres - Chorrillos, Lima, Peru
1 Makoto 2009.05.10 Centre Esportiu Bon Pastor - Sant Andreu, Barcelona, Spain
2 Macho[1] Ultimo Chingon 2012.09.15 Colegio Salesianos - Santiago, Metropolitan Region, Chile
1 Dragón Volador 2012.10.07 Colegio Salesianos - Santiago, Metropolitan Region, Chile
2 Tonny Little 2012.10.07 Colegio Salesianos - Santiago, Metropolitan Region, Chile
both titles were declared vacant on October 31, 2012 due an injury of Macho
three way match to fill the vacant titles
3 Black Cambodian Warrior Engranaje Jack & Tonny Little 2012.11.04 Colegio Salesianos - Santiago, Metropolitan Region, Chile
1 Engranaje Jack 2013.04.07 Teatro Novedades - Santiago, Metropolitan Region, Chile
2 Engranaje Jack & Tonny Little[2] 2013.05.19 Teatro Novedades - Santiago, Metropolitan Region, Chile
3 Koyote 2013.06.16 Teatro Novedades - Santiago, Metropolitan Region, Chile
4 El Verdugo Black Cambodian Warrior, Koyote & Tonny Little[3] 2013.07.21 Teatro Novedades - Santiago, Metropolitan Region, Chile
5 Montoya El Verdugo[4] 2013.08.04 Teatro Novedades - Santiago, Metropolitan Region, Chile
1 Tonny Little 2013.08.18 Teatro Novedades - Santiago, Metropolitan Region, Chile
6 Necrómano Montoya[5] 2013.12.01 Coliseo Aldo Chamochumbi - Magdalena, Lima, Peru
1 Kuervo 2014.02.22 Coliseo Aldo Chamochumbi - Magdalena, Lima, Peru
 
 
title change
successful title defense
championship matches which were announced, but results were not found

Sources:

  1. ↑ title vs title match against Macho's GDT National Title
  2. ↑ lost the GDT National Title against Tonny Little
  3. ↑ Tonny Little's GDT National Championship was also on the line
  4. ↑ Montoya was awarded the championship by RLL President Erick Andreanic
  5. ↑ Tonny Little's GDT National Championship was also on the line


Gallery of Champions

Ultimo Chingon, 1st Champion
Macho, 2nd Champion
BCW, 3rd Champion
Montoya, 5th Champion
Necrómano, 6th Champion
V Revolucion Lucha Libre Championships E
Absoluto (Choro Johans), Regional (Inaktiv)
National (Máximo), Tag (Coyote & Montoya), Women's (Mirash)
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