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A '''lightning match''' is a one fall match with a ten minute time limit, usually | A '''lightning match''', or '''match relámpago''', is a one-fall match with a ten-minute time limit, and is usually one-on-one. It's a match almost only used on Friday [[Arena México]] cards. It was a weekly part of the cards in late 1999 and early 2000, appeared infrequently for the rest of the decade, and brought back as a weekly occurrence in late 2008. It's theoretically a spotlight match to give those who might otherwise not get a chance to have a singles match a big opportunity, but it seldom leads to anything. | ||
CMLL's occasionally used this to follow up on feuds which may not warrant a full three | CMLL's occasionally used this to follow up on feuds which may not warrant a full three-fall match. | ||
[[Category:Match Types]] | [[Category:Match Types]] | ||
Latest revision as of 02:54, 14 March 2012
A lightning match, or match relámpago, is a one-fall match with a ten-minute time limit, and is usually one-on-one. It's a match almost only used on Friday Arena México cards. It was a weekly part of the cards in late 1999 and early 2000, appeared infrequently for the rest of the decade, and brought back as a weekly occurrence in late 2008. It's theoretically a spotlight match to give those who might otherwise not get a chance to have a singles match a big opportunity, but it seldom leads to anything.
CMLL's occasionally used this to follow up on feuds which may not warrant a full three-fall match.
