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[[Taiji Ishimori]] has worn the MP gear as an honorary member, despite noticeably not being Mexican. | [[Taiji Ishimori]] has worn the MP gear as an honorary member, despite noticeably not being Mexican. | ||
When [[Crazy Boy]] injured himself on his [[DTU]] show, [[Ultimo Gladiador]] was brought in as a replacement. | When [[Crazy Boy]] injured himself on his [[DTU]] show, [[Ultimo Gladiador]] was brought in as a replacement for trios matches, and stuck with the group after Crazy's return. | ||
Joe Lider turned on the group in the spring of 2008. Lider blamed Juventued Guerrera for the group's lack of big wins, saying Juvi didn't have the same dedication to the group as Crazy Boy did when he was healthy. Meanwhile, Juvi was angry with Lider for being out for himself in the Rey de Reyes ladder match, including turning on Juvi to better his own shot at winning. Things came to a head in a tag team title defenses versus Familia de Tijuana, where Lider cost his own team the championship and revealed he'd been paid off by Extreme Tiger to do so. Lider's since formed his own extreme faction, [[La Hermandad]]. | |||
== Gallery == | == Gallery == | ||
{{GalleryX|Mexipowers.jpg|original trio|190}} | {{GalleryX|Mexipowers.jpg|original trio|190}} | ||
Revision as of 23:21, 22 June 2008
The Mexican Powers currently are
- Juventud Guerrera (leader)
- Crazy Boy
- Ultimo Gladiador
Juvi had an ill-fated run in WWE in 2005 as part of the Mexicools, a trio with Super Crazy and the original Psicosis. When he was turfed from WWE (Juvi being Juvi), he eventually got back in to AAA, and formed the Mexican Powers, a knockoff group. The initial team was Juvi, AAA's Psicosis II, and Crazy Boy, acting as his cousin's replacement. Joe Lider, long time indy associate of Crazy Boy, was later brought in to round out the team.
Crazy Boy and Joe Lider's background in hardcore wrestling became the theme for the group, with a lot of 'extreme' style spots (with a mixed success rate.) When Psicosis turned on the group to cost them Mexican National Atomicos Titles in April 2007, fellow hardcore wrestler Extreme Tiger was brought into replace him.
In summer 2007, Extreme Tiger was invited to join Halloween's new version of La Familia de Tijuana. He accepted by turning on his teammates. A feud appeared to start between the two teams, but the new Familia had internal issues and the feud hasn't gotten on track.
Taiji Ishimori has worn the MP gear as an honorary member, despite noticeably not being Mexican.
When Crazy Boy injured himself on his DTU show, Ultimo Gladiador was brought in as a replacement for trios matches, and stuck with the group after Crazy's return.
Joe Lider turned on the group in the spring of 2008. Lider blamed Juventued Guerrera for the group's lack of big wins, saying Juvi didn't have the same dedication to the group as Crazy Boy did when he was healthy. Meanwhile, Juvi was angry with Lider for being out for himself in the Rey de Reyes ladder match, including turning on Juvi to better his own shot at winning. Things came to a head in a tag team title defenses versus Familia de Tijuana, where Lider cost his own team the championship and revealed he'd been paid off by Extreme Tiger to do so. Lider's since formed his own extreme faction, La Hermandad.
Gallery
 atomico with Psicosis II |
 with Extreme Tiger |
