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  • [[File:WAR-City-Wrestling.png|200px|right|thumb|Logo of WAR City Wrestling.]] ...by Jesús Leonel Peña Ayala and Juan Carlos García Ordóñez in [[2012]]. WAR City runs their events in [[Arena Coliseo Reynosa]] and [[Arena Juba]].
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  • ...hip]] to avoid anymore trouble from NWA Mexico. NWA Mexico created two new championships of their own (see below). == Championships ==
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  • ...WG''', is an independent lucha libre promotion based in [[San Luis Potosí (city)|San Luis Potosí]], [[San Luis Potosí (state)|San Luis Potosí]]. XIWG wa == Championships ==
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  • ...]. In 2017 they began running shows outside of Tijuana such as in [[Mexico City]] & [[Monterrey]]. They have a working relationship with the MDA promotion == Championships ==
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  • ...hip''' is a professional wrestling championship promoted by [[WAR City|WAR City Wrestling]]. It was established in [[2014]]. The title is contested in extr [[Category:Championships]]
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  • ...r lucha libre, many stars are originally from or got their start in Mexico City. ...of Columbia in the United States) but since the DF consists only of Mexico City, the two place names are functionally the same. ([[Mexico State]] is an ent
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  • ...s a professional wrestling women's championship promoted by [[WAR City|WAR City Wrestling]]. It was established in [[2015]]. [[Category:Championships]]
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  • This championship has existed in Mexico City since the 60s, but very little of it's history is documented. ...(CMLL)|Tritón]]|[[2012]].[[04.15]]|[[Palacio de los Deportes]] - [[Mexico City]]}}
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  • ...covers the most amount of shows, largest populace, and all of the national championships. ...nd licensed to be ring, that the promoters are operating properly and that championships matches are within the rules set down (including participants making weight
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  • ...bra]]|[[Shinsuke Nakamura]]|[[2013]].[[05.31]]|[[Arena México]] - [[Mexico City]]}} ...fenseLine|1|[[Volador Jr.]]|[[2013]].[[06.28]]|[[Arena México]] - [[Mexico City]]}}
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  • ...hip''' is a professional wrestling championship promoted by [[WAR City|WAR City Wrestling]]. It was established in [[2015]]. The title is exclusively dispu ...Match for the title. Months later, Demasiado brought the title to [[Mexico City]].
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  • |signatureMoves=[[Sidewalk Slam|Handsome Slam]], Spin Kick of Doom, Sin City Plunge (Tiger Driver), Powerslam, Guilotina, La Silla ...am Championships (w/[[Ray Rowe]]), NECW Television Champion, IWGP Tag Team Championships (w/[[Ray Rowe]])
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  • ...HistoryLine|1|[[Roberto Paz]]|[[Baby Richard]]|[[1990]].[[11.20]]|[[Mexico City]]}} {{TitleHistoryLine|2|[[Rambo]]|[[Roberto Paz]]|[[1992]].[[02.04]]|[[Mexico City]]}}
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  • ...ing [[Zeuxis]] & [[Lady Pink]] at Deportivo Reynosa - Azcapotzalco, Mexico City. ...mber 6, 2018 by defeating [[Zeuxis]] at Gimnasio Ajusco - Coyoacan, Mexico City.
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  • ...stling event on [[July 19]], [[2014]] in [[Deportivo Morelos]] at [[Mexico City]]. On [[October 20]], the promotion announced through Twitter a partnership == Championships ==
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  • ...be defended in the local branch [[WAR City Monterrey]] out of [[Arena WAR City]] (formerly Arena El Halcón). ...He won the vacant championship on [[July 8]], [[2018]] at the [[Arena WAR City]] in [[Monterrey]], [[Nuevo León]].
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  • == Record Titles or Championships == [[Category:Mexico City based wrestlers]]
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  • The Naucalpan Tag Team Championships were championships specific to [[Arena Naucalpan]]. ...who use their own [[IWRG IC TAG|tag team titles]]. The Naucalpan Tag Team Championships are considered inactive.
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  • The Occidente Women's Tag Team Championship is one of the state championships of the [[Guadalajara]] box y lucha libre commission in the women's tag team ...rent champions, they defeated [[Hatana Himura|Hatanna]] & [[Katara (Mexico City)|Katara]] ([[Tabata]]) on April 23, 2024 in [[Arena Coliseo Guadalajara]].
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  • ...ligible for the championship, and the title may only be defended in Mexico City. ...</ref>|[[Aguila Solitaria]]|[[1986]].[[08.19]]|[[Arena Coliseo]], [[Mexico City]]}}
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  • ...istoryLine|1|[[Devil Masami]]|[[India Azteca]]|[[1988]].[[12.11]]|[[Mexico City]]}} [[Category:Championships]]
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  • ...won the title on June 3, 2023 in Salón Las Tertulias, Cuahuhtémoc, México City. ...or the first absolute champion in Salón Las Tertulias, Cuahuhtémoc, Mexico City.
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  • ...eated [[Mephisto]] on [[May 21]], [[2016]] at [[Arena Mexico]] in [[Mexico City]] to win the title. ...|[[Carístico]]|[[Mephisto]]|[[2016]].[[05.21]]|[[Arena México]] - [[Mexico City]]}}
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  • ...sional wrestling [[Weight Classes|lightweight]] title defended in [[Mexico City]]. As of [[2012]], the championship is promoted under [[CMLL]] events. ...[October 14]], [[2012]] in [[Sala De Armas Deportiva Mixhuca]] of [[Mexico City]] to win the title.
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  • ...|[[José Azzari]]|[[1976]].[[02.01]]|Gimnasio Nacional Olímpico - Guatemala City, Guatemala}} [[Category:Championships]]
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  • ...t champion. She won the title on September 29, 2023 in Foro La Paz, Mexico City. She defeated [[La Hielera]] in the final of an elimination match along wit ...ip Hop it was introduced in the Disco de Ximbo Ruta MexiColombia in Mexico City.
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  • ...La Hiedra]]|[[2021]].[[10.23]]|Gym Micktlán, Venustiano Carranza, [[Mexico City]]}} [[Category:Championships]]
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  • ...]|[[Fili Estrella]]|[[1980]].07.??|[[Plaza De Toros El Cortijo]], [[Mexico City]]}} ...rito]]|[[Gran Nicolay]]|[[1980's]]|[[Plaza De Toros El Cortijo]], [[Mexico City]]}}
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  • ...defeated [[Rush]] on [[May 21]], [[2016]] at [[Arena Mexico]] in [[Mexico City]] to win the title. ...bernético]].</ref>|[[Rush]]|[[2016]].[[05.21]]|[[Arena México]] - [[Mexico City]]}}
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  • [[Black Widow]] & [[Sexy Star II]] are the current champions. They won the championships on June 20, 2021 in [[Monterrey]], [[Nuevo León]]. ...ssy Moreno]]|[[2019]].[[09.21]]|Domo del Deportivo Plan Sexenal - [[Mexico City]]}}
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  • ...around [[Puebla]]. In recent years, the title has been brought to [[Mexico City]]. ...WMC]] on [[August 29]], [[2015]] at Deportivo Joaquín Capilla in [[Mexico City]] to win the title.
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  • ...o]] on [[October 27]], [[2013]] at the Arena Guatemala México in Guatemala City to win the title. ...[[Celso Sotelo]]|[[1965]].[[02.19]]|Gimnasio Nacional Olímpico - Guatemala City, Guatemala}}
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  • ...ada]] on [[July 19]], [[2013]] in Lienzo Charro Constituyentes of [[Mexico City]]. ...gan]] defeated [[Seminarista]] in Lienzo Charro Constituyentes of [[Mexico City]] and became the inaugural champion.
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  • ...cio]]), [[WMW Tag Team Championships]] (with [[Mohicano II]]), [[WMW Trios Championships]] (with [[Piel Roja]] & [[Mohicano II]]) ...??|hair|[[Príncipe Franky]]|[[Mohicano I]]|Pista Arena Revolución - Mexico City}}
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  • ...A]] administration told [[GALLI]] they would not endorse matches for their championships outside of NWA events. GALLI returned this title to [[Mexico]] and subseque ...e disband of NWA Mexico and, by subsequent, the end of the history of both championships promoted by NWA Mexico.
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  • {{TitleDefenseLine|-|[[El Indomito]]|[[1992]].[[04.12]]|[[Mexico City]]}} [[Category:Championships (without history)]]
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  • [[Fleder Black]] & [[Lady Soria]] are the current champions. They won the championships on October 2, 2022 by defeating [[Golden Girl]] & [[Golden Jr.]] a tag team On December 8, 2018 Furia de Titanes introduced their Championships in different divisions interpromotional, tag team, trios, junior, new talen
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  • |nicknames="The Panama City Playboy", "The Star Of The Show", "Adam Cole BAY-BAY", The Devil |titles=many other non-Mexican championships
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  • ...Quimera]] & [[Columbia]] on February 26, 2023 in Foro Moctezuma, in México City. ...ia]]|[[2023]].[[02.26]]|Foro Moctezuma - [[Venustiano Carranza]], [[Mexico City]]}}
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  • ...professional wrestling heavyweight championship promoted by [[WAR City|WAR City Wrestling]]. It was established in [[2013]] and was the first championship [[Category:Championships]]
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  • The status of this championship is currently unknown. As with many DF championships, this title one faded into obscurity in the mid 90s. ...ampionship was started in 1987, after the ban on women wrestling in Mexico City was lifted. [[Pantera Sureña]] held the title at some point.
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  • [[Quimera]] is the current champion. She won the championships on October 2, 2022. On December 8, 2018 Furia de Titanes introduced their championships in different divisions interpromotional, tag team, trios, junior, new talen
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  • ...feating [[Bengalee]] and [[Lolita]] Gimnasio Stargym in Iztapalapa, Mexico City. ...[Bengalee]]|[[2022]].[[05.14]]|Gym Micktlán, Venustiano Carranza, [[Mexico City]]}}
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  • *[[Yakuza (Mexico City)|Yakuza]]<ref>[https://superluchas.com/aull-la-revancha-de-escandalo-entre- [[Category:Championships]]
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  • ...November 13]], [[1995]] - [[Nezahualcoyotl|Cd. Nezahualcóyotl]] - [[Mexico City]] == Record Titles or Championships ==
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  • |birthdate=[[June 25]], [[1988]] - Kurihara City, Miyagi Prefecture, [[Japan]] |titles= IWGP Junior Heavyweight Tag Team Championships w/[[Raijin]]
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  • ...|2|[[Blue Demon Jr.]]|[[2009]].[[02.27]]|Salinas Valley Fairgrounds - King City, [[California]]}} ...mon Jr.]]|[[Oliver John]]|[[2010]].[[07.23]]|[[Centro Banamex]] - [[Mexico City]]}}
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  • ...iablita Roja]] on June 3, 2023 in Salón Las Tertulias, Cuahuhtémoc, México City. ..., 2023. There was a tournament in Salón Las Tertulias, Cuahuhtémoc, Mexico City.
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  • {{TitleHistoryLine|1|[[Yakuza (Mexico City)|Yakuza]]|[[Terry 2000]]|[[2010]].[[02.12]]|[[Arena Lopez Mateos]]}} {{TitleHistoryLine|2|[[Herejia]]|[[Yakuza (Mexico City)|Yakuza]]|[[2010]].[[10.31]]|[[Arena Lopez Mateos]]}}
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  • Long time Mexico City area independent wrestler. Mostly a preliminary rudo when he appears in IWR == Record Titles or Championships ==
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  • ...This one and the [[NWA Mexico Lightweight Championship]] were the two NWA championships endorsed by the [[NWA]] in [[Mexico]]. ...official website the end of NWA Mexico and the end of the history of both championships promoted by them. Although [[Skayde]] previously defended his [[NWA Mexico
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  • ...nd [[Gorila Jr.]] on [[April 1]], [[2012]] in [[Salon Mundet]] of [[Mexico City]]. ...Hijo de Mascara Sagrada]]|[[2011]].[[07.23]]|[[Centro Banamex]] - [[Mexico City]]}}
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  • ...Champion]]. The semifinals were held in Monterrey and the final in Mexico City. ...rth person in the tournament, but their listings are not correct for other championships, and Huracan Ramirez is listed in the UWA Welterweight Championship tournam
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  • ...'re state commission controlled championships to be defended inside Mexico City (DF), and all wrestlers are eligible to challenge for them. It should not b ...Rey Cobra]] & [[Sismo]]|[[1991]].[[05.08]]|[[Deportivo Penoles]], [[Mexico City]]}}
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  • ...ijo del Médico Asesino]]|[[2014]].[[03.16]]|[[Arena Cuautepec]] - [[Mexico City]]}} [[Category:Championships]]
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  • ..."Hot Stuff" Eddie Gilbert and the Dark Patriot for the ECW World Tag Team Championships, but was unsuccessful again. .../14|hair|[[Emilio Charles Jr.]]|[[Miguel Pérez Jr.]]|Arena México - Mexico City}}
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  • ...[Rayo de Jalisco Jr.]] - [[June 8]], [[1998]] - [[Arena Mexico]], [[Mexico City]] ...rand Prix]], WWE Intercontinental Championship (2), WWE RAW World Tag Team Championships (w/ [[Lance Storm]]), WWE European Championship
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  • ...Voltrón]] on [[October 6]], [[2018]] in Arena Guatemala-México, Guatemala City to win the vacant title. ...|[[Hijo de Voltrón]]|[[2018]].[[10.06]]|Arena Guatemala-México - Guatemala City, Guatemala}}
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  • ...on in 1996 but took a hands-off approach to championships in this era. The championships did officially (though silently) become vacant after La Parka passed away i
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  • ...5]], [[2015]] at the [[Arena Unión (Veracruz)|Arena Unión]] in [[Veracruz (city)|Veracruz]], [[Veracruz (state)|Veracruz]] to win the title. ...]]|[[2013]].[[12.15]]|[[Arena Unión (Veracruz)|Arena Unión]] - [[Veracruz (city)|Veracruz]], [[Veracruz (state)|Veracruz]]}}
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  • ...bi]]|[[2012]].[[03.04]]|[[Auditorio Miguel Barragán]] - [[San Luis Potosí (city)|San Luis Potosí]], [[San Luis Potosí (state)|San Luis Potosí]]}} ...nd [[La Hormiga]]|[[2012]].[[04.01]]|[[Deportivo Plan Sexenal]] - [[Mexico City]]}}
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  • ...if it was just invented as part of the proto-LLI claiming their own world championships. Masataka eventually lost in the final of the tournament to decide the [[UW ...taka]]|[[El Vikingo]] & [[Renato Torres]]|[[Palacio de los Deportes Mexico City]]}}
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  • ...|[[Hijo de Clímax|El Hijo del Climax]]|[[2012]].[[02.25]]|Mujam - [[Mexico City]], [[Distrito Federal]]}} ...l Hijo del Climax]]|[[Magisterio Jr.]]|[[2012]].[[04.07]]|Mujam - [[Mexico City]], [[Distrito Federal]]}}
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  • |birthdate=[[August 15]], [[1991]]- [[Mexico City]] |debut=? - [[Mexico City]]
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  • ...rihara|AYUMI]]|[[Luna Magica]]|[[2010]].[[05.29]]|Circo Volador - [[Mexico City]], [[Mexico]]}} [[Category:Championships]]
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  • ...yLine|2|[[Silueta]]|[[Ray]]|[[2011]].[[10.18]]|[[Arena Mexico]] - [[Mexico City]]}} ...ilueta]] [2]|[[Zeuxis]]|[[2014]].[[08.03]]|[[Arena Coliseo DF]] - [[Mexico City]]}}
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  • ...na Xochimilco]] in [[1990]]. The championship was defended around [[Mexico City]] and [[Mexico State]] by several years until went defunct in [[1997]]. The ...ftali]] & [[Satanakia]]|[[1990]].[[08.15]]|[[Arena Xochimilco]] - [[Mexico City]]|<ref>Box y Lucha 1960 mentions in passing, doesn't seem definitive</ref>}
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  • ...t champion. She defeated [[Nicole Savoy]] on [[July 6]], [[2019]] in King City, [[California]]. ...[2]|[[Princesa Sujei]]|[[2011]].[[09.11]]|[[Arena Coliseo DF]] - [[Mexico City]]}}
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  • |titles=[[WAR City Cruiserweight Title]], [[WAR City Tag Team Title]] (with [[Angel-O]]), [[KAOZ Junior Cruiserweight Championsh ...le promotions such as Lucha Memes, MDA, Pro Wrestling Mexico, EMLL and WAR City.
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  • ...The championship was not seen after AAA stopped using the Mexican national championships in 2008. La Parka passed away in 2020. No one has made a claim on the belt ...t [[Super Libres]] promotion, who would later go on to create the [[AWWA]] championships. Most national title tournaments at this time included wrestlers from vario
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  • ...heit]]|[[Dark Angel]]|[[2004]].[[04.04]]|Salon Skyros - [[San Luis Potosí (city)|San Luis Potosi]], [[San Luis Potosí (state)|San Luis Potosi]]}} [[Category:Championships (without history)]]
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  • ...ine|1 (66)|[[Texano Jr.]]|-|[[2010]].[[08.12]]|[[Arena Mexico]] - [[Mexico City]]}} ...|[[Shocker]]|[[Texano Jr.]]|[[2010]].[[12.14]]|[[Arena Mexico]] - [[Mexico City]]}}
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  • ...he Border Patrol (Colt Stevens & JR Kratos) on March 10th, 2018 to win the championships. ...abras & [[Rey Tigre]]|[[2010]].[[02.27]]|Salinas Valley Fairgrounds - King City, [[California]]}}
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  • On [[August 12]], [[2010]], CMLL announced a change with the NWA group of championships. The current physical title belts were all retired, replaced by newly belts ...had changed course. The championships were called '''[[NWA World Historic Championships]]'''. It's even been casually referred to by it's old name by the promotion
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  • ...er Archie]]|[[Rodolfo Ruiz]]|[[1991]].[[01.13]]|[[Arena Azteca]], [[Mexico City]]}} [[Category:Championships]]
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  • ...etworking purposes. One could see an NWA show in [[Los Angeles]], [[Mexico City]], [[Tokyo]], or even small towns throughout the [[United States]] or [[Mex ...he NWA until the 1990's, and were given control of many of the world-class championships of the alliance, such as the [[NWA World Middleweight Championship]], the [
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  • ...e 80's. It only appeared on Guatemala Wrestling and Arena Mexico on Mexico City. It was important championship belt in Guatemala. ...Año 2000]]|[[Astro de Oro]]|[[1989]].[[01.20]]|[[Arena Coliseo]], [[Mexico City]]}}
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  • ...y Apache]]|[[Rossy Moreno]]|[[2015]].[[06.04]]|[[Carpa Astros]] - [[Mexico City]]}} [[Category:Championships]]
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  • |birthdate=[[November 29]], [[1972]] - [[Komaki City]], [[Aichi]], [[Japan]] ...w/ [[Tajiri]] and [[Kaz Hayashi]], NWA International Lightweight Tag Team Championships w/[[Koji Kanemoto]]
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  • {{TitleHistoryLine|?|[[Gran Markus Jr.]]|?|[[1989]].??.??|[[Mexico City]]}} {{TitleDefenseLine|?|[[Rambo]]|[[1996]].[[06.20]]|[[Mexico City]]|<ref>no contest; Rambo collapsed in the second fall with what turned out
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  • ...ora]]|[[Diosa Quimera]]|[[2018]].[[09.30]]|[[Arena Mastín III]], [[Oaxaca (city)|Oaxaca]], [[Oaxaca]]}} [[Category:Championships]]
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  • ...ro]]|[[2011]].[[10.19]]|Arena Coliseo San Luis Potosi - [[San Luis Potosí (city)|San Luis Potosi]], [[San Luis Potosí (state)|San Luis Potosi]]}} ...e|3|[[El Dandy]]|[[2011]].[[12.15]]|Gimnasio Juan de la Barrera - [[Mexico City]]}}
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  • ...Jr. (II)|Ciclón Ramírez Jr.]]|[[2018]].[[10.11]]|Gimnasio Ajusco - Mexico City}} [[Category:Championships]]
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  • {{TitleHistoryLine|4|[[Yakuza (Mexico City)|Yakuza]]|[[Eita]], [[Flamita (DTU)|Flamita]], [[Freelance]], [[Mike Segura {{TitleHistoryLine|5|[[Holkan]]|[[Yakuza (Mexico City)|Yakuza]]|[[2013]].[[11.03]]|[[Arena Lopez Mateos]]}}
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  • ...pted to keep and defend the title, the same as had been done with national championships. The NWA protested, and eventually the belt was relinquished. Promociones M ...tournament final was scheduled to take place on [[December 17]] in Mexico City's Palacio de los Deportes. However, the card was built around the debut of
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  • == Record Titles or Championships == ...inge]] & [[Tritón]]|[[Disturbio]] & [[Virus]]|[[Arena Coliseo]] - [[Mexico City]]}}
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  • == Record Titles or Championships == ...ber 18|09/23]]|[[Oaxaca (city)|Academia de Box y Lucha Crixo]] - [[Oaxaca (city)|Huajuapan de León]], [[Oaxaca State|Oaxaca]]}}
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  • ...ena Querétaro]], [[Querétaro]]; [[July 3]], [[2016]] en [[San Luis Potosí (city)|Arena México - San Luis Potosí]]; [[July 6]], [[2021]] en [[Arena Colise == Record Titles or Championships ==
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  • |birthdate=[[April 30]], [[1969]] - [[Izatapalapa]], [[Mexico City]] In his Championship record he held the Welterweight and Lightheavyweight Championships of Mexico State. He held the Arena Ruben Olivares Welterweight Championshi
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  • |birthdate=[[February 22]], [[1973]] - [[Mexico City]] ...[Distrito Federal Welterweight Championship]], [[Distrito Federal Tag Team Championships]] (unknown partner), [[Estado de México Middlweight Championship]], [[CMLL
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  • ...seLine|1|[[Lizmark Jr.]]|[[2014]].[[05.11]]|[[Arena Cuautepec]] - [[Mexico City]]}} ...R>[[Hijo de Dos Caras]]|[[2015]].[[07.21]]|[[Deportivo Pavón]] - [[Mexico City]]}}
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  • ...]] on [[November 30]], [[2013]] in Gimnasio Juan de la Barrera of [[Mexico City]]. ...|[[Negro Navarro]]|[[2013]].[[11.30]]|Gimnasio Juan de la Barrera - Mexico City}}
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  • ...Brazo de Plata|Plata]] - August 22, 1982 - Palacio de los Deportes, Mexico City ...ship]], [[Tamaulipas Middleweight Championship]], [[Ciudad Juarez Tag Team Championships]] (w/?), [[Fronterizo Middleweight Championship]], [[AWWA World Middlewweig
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  • ...his '''Perros del Mal''' faction, debuted on [[December 7]]th in [[Mexico City]]. The show was taped for television, but no broadcast date/location or fut Besides the shows promoted in Mexico City as Perros del Mal shows, this group of luchadors also are apparently availa
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  • ...andra]]|[[Luna Magica]]|[[2016]].[[02.28]]|[[Salón Balumcanan]] - [[Mexico City]]}} ...]]<BR>[[Reyna Oscura]]|[[2016]].[[07.09]]|[[Gimnasio Hercules]] - [[Mexico City]]}}
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  • ...o Navarro]] [2]|[[Solar I]]|[[2009]].[[12.19]]|[[Gym Rodríguez]], [[Mexico City]]}} [[Category:Championships (without history)]]
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  • ...Diosa Atenea]]<br>[[Zuzu Divine]]|[[2019]].[[12.21]]|Circo Volador, Mexico City}} ...efenseLine|3|[[Dulce Luna]]|[[2021]].[[05.02]]|Mujam, Cuauhtémoc, [[Mexico City]]}}
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  • ...won the title on May 14, 2022 in Gym Micktlán, Venustiano Carranza, Mexico City. ...ndra]]<br>[[Quimera]]|[[2017]]. [[04.22]]|[[Gimnasio Hercules]] - [[Mexico City]]}}
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  • He obtained 10 championships nationals and world championships. Also he gained 64 hair matches and 3 masks and was a member of [[Los Bravo ...d in 2019. He's now a practicing physical therapist and a member of Mexico City's lucha libre commission.
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  • The '''Ciudad Juarez Absolute Women's Championship''' is a city title which is defended in Ciudad Juarez. [[Category:Championships]]
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