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|titles=[[FULL Women's Championship]], [[IPW Women's Championship]], [[Reina Corazón de Lucha Title]] | |titles=[[FULL Women's Championship]], [[IPW Women's Championship]], [[Reina Corazón de Lucha Title]], [[KAOZ Women's Championship]] | ||
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[[Category:Female wrestlers]][[Category:Mexican wrestlers]] | [[Category:Female wrestlers]][[Category:Mexican wrestlers]] | ||
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Profile
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Notes
- She has a sports background in Tae Kwon Do, she has a Black belt in this discipline and she also trained jiu jitsu and kick boxing. Her first maestro was Mascara Año 2000, he was the first trainer who trusted her. Her wrestling style is a combination of technique, high flying moves, and adding a variety of Tae Kwon Do kicks. She chose the ring name of Princesa Dorada at first, however there was a Princesa Dorada already. She decided to change her name to Reina instead.
Gallery
2014, Working for WMC
2014, Working for WMC
2014, Working for WMC
Roundhouse Kick
entrance attire
Championship match against Rossy Moreno
as FULL Women's Champion
as IPW Women's Champion
as Reina Corazón de Lucha Champion
as KAOZ Women's Champion
