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...Cuatro Caminos]], [[EMLL]], [[AAA]], [[Pavillon Azteca]], [[OWL]], [[Lucha Boom]], [[Chilanga Mask]], [[Memes]], and [[Chairos]].

...El Hijo de la Noche" (Son of the night) lasted from 1991 to 1995 (when the boom was long dead, economy went down and production costs went up). The comic w

...nd [[Satánico]] (who was another of EMLL's main guys). There was a "trios" boom in Mexico, mostly thanks to the success of [[Los Misioneros de la Muerte]]

...early 80's showed a "trios boom" at El Toreo, the mid-40's saw a "tag team boom" at what was still the old Arena México building. The traditional 5 single

MASCARA SAGRADA es considerado uno de los llamados boom de la television despues de que las luchas regresaran ala actividad de la t Mascara Sagrada is considered a so-called boom of the television after returning wing struggles tv activity. Mascara Sagra

...Villanos, especially [[Villano III]], became big stars. During the "trios" boom in the early 80s there wasn't a regular Villano trio though, as Villano II

...Pinocho shoot unmasked [[L.A. Park|La Parka]]. Back in 1992 during the "TV boom" there was like 14 or 15 different magazines, and they would try anything t

...myth he is now. Thanks to the TV coverage, lucha libre had its first ever "boom", and Santo's character was successfully marketed in comics and other merch

The first stage of his feud with [[Love Machine]] was during the [[CMLL]] TV boom,

with the TV boom caused by TV personalities like [[Konnan]], [[Octagon]], [[Vampiro]],

- Shocker no tenia un rendimiento tan boom como se esperaba, llego como la estrellas máxima del CMLL y de México, pe