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{{TitleHistoryLine|2|[[Princesa Sujei]]|[[Lady Apache]]|[[2010]].[[06.14]]|[[Arena Puebla]] - [[Puebla]], [[Puebla]]}} ...pache]] [2]|[[Princesa Sujei]]|[[2011]].[[09.11]]|[[Arena Coliseo DF]] - [[Mexico City]]}}

|debut=[[January 29]], [[2010]] - [[Arena Azteca Budokan]], Mexico City ...ine|[[2010|10]].[[11.23]]|mask (1)|[[Hijo del Dr. Wagner]]|[[Máscara Jr.]]|Arena Afición - Pachuca, Hidalgo}}

...angre Chicana]] & [[Adorable Rubi]] - [[September 22]], [[1978]] - [[Arena Mexico]] ...tion in 1977. He became the second Guatemalan wrestler to wrestle in Arena Mexico, following [[Jose Azzari]]. He returned in 1978, under the Dragon Rojo name

...iero de San Juan]]|[[Veloz Tapatío]]|[[Gimnasio Teodoro Palacios Flores]], Guatemala}} ...Pierroth]] & [[Bestia Salvaje]]|[[Angel Azteca]] & [[Atlantis]]|[[1990]]|[[Arena Puebla]]}}

...(ACASA), Rocky Star (EMLL, Panama), Crazy Star II (LLI/UWA), Crazy Boy II (Guatemala) |lostmaskto=[[December 1]], [[1989]] vs [[Fuerza Guerrera]] - [[Arena Mexico]]

|birthdate=[[January 12]], 1931 or 1933 - [[Mexico City]] Rogelio de la Paz was born in Mexico City on January 12, 1933 (according to his Facebook accounts) though some s

...|hair|[[Irma González]]|[[Chabela Romero]]|[[El Toreo]] - [[Naucalpan]], [[Mexico State]]}} {{aline|[[1999]]|hair|[[Bat Blue]]|[[Black Machine]]|[[Gimnasio G-2]] - [[Mexico City]]}}

|lostmaskto=[[Dick Angelo]] - [[March 12]], [[1967]] - Gimnasio Nacional, [[Guatemala]] ..., in Venezuela, a country that projected him to all of Central America and Mexico, where he became a box office magnet, conquering the demanding fans of the

...witter.com/luchablog/status/1131302593114857472 Lucha Libre 161]</ref> - [[Mexico City]] {{aline|??/??/??|hair|[[Carta Brava]]|[[Seki Moto]]|[[Mexico City]]}}

...Cerebro]] & [[Oriental]]|[[Arena Neza]] - [[Nezahualcóyotl]], [[Estado de Mexico]]}} ...o]]|[[Apolo Estrada Jr.]]|[[Arena Naucalpan]] - [[Naucalpan]], [[Estado de Mexico]]}}

...which got EMLL's attention nmaking them debut in the Martes Populares at [[Arena Coliseo]]. ...e Caribbean. Many of them got opportunities that they could hardly have in Mexico. By the late 1960s and early 1970s, Los Hermanos Muerte made campaign in t

<!-- fill in categories from La Arena --> |birthdate=[[July 29]], [[1962]] - [[Nezahualcoyotl]], [[Mexico State]]

Previously appeared in [[Toryumon Mexico]], including teaming with [[Ultimo Guerrero]] in their version of Gran Alte {{aline|[[2017|17]]/[[09/16]]|mask|[[Gran Guerrero]]|[[Niebla Roja]]|[[Arena Mexico]]}}

Venezuelan born wrestler who spent the prime of his career in Mexico losing various stipulation matches under different gimmicks. Lost his mask https://lucha-libre-guatemala.blog/2010/04/11/revista-lucha-715/

...as a motorcycle police officer and bodyguard. As a bodybuilder, he won Mr. Mexico contests. He also was a cliff diver in La Quebrada. Moreover, he worked as ...with his longtime rival [[Chanoc]] in Guatemala reviving their matches in Mexico. He went under his real name for a while and won the Lightweight Champions

...pion. He defeated [[Rey Hechicero|Hechicero]] on November 7, [[2022]] in [[Arena Puebla]] to win the championship. {{TitleHistoryLine|1|[[Konnan]]|[[Cien Caras]]|[[1991]].[[06.09]]|[[Arena Mexico]]}}

|debut=[[1960]] - [[Arena Coliseo Acapulco]] vs Charro Valdez ...vador)]] - [[December 14]], [[1968]] - [[El Salvador]] (kept wearing it in Mexico)

|debut=[[February 25]], [[1990]] - [[Arena Coliseo]] - [[Mexico City]] ...os, Japon, Venezuela, Todo Mexico, Canada, Francia, Libano, Corea del Sur, Guatemala, Jordania, Colombia, Nicaragua.

...s the current champion, she defeated [[Catalina]] on September 29, 2023 in Arena México. ...on were prompted by an increasing popularity of women's wrestling in Arena Mexico, prompted by Canadian wrestler [[Dark Angel]] among others.

{{aline|[[01/01]]|hair|[[Negro Casas]]|[[Sam Adonis]]|[[Arena Mexico]]}} {{aline|[[01/01]]|hair|[[Chico Che]]|[[Obett]]|[[Arena Naucalpan]]}}