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  • ...a championship promoted and defended in [[Guerrero]] and sanctioned by the Guerrero Box y lucha comisión and can only be defended in the state. The title is n [[Category:Championships (without history)]]
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  • |image=Guerrero-estelar.jpg |name=Guerrero Estelar
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  • |name= [[Guerrero de la Muerte (Guadalajara)|Guerrero de la Muerte]] |nameHistory= [[Guerrero de la Muerte (Guadalajara)|Guerrero de la Muerte]]
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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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  • Callejón Guerrero and Calle Quinta in San Luis Rio Colorado, Sonora. ==Championships==
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  • ...uccessful title defense against [[Marcela]] & [[Skadi]] in [[Acapulco]], [[Guerrero]]. On July 12, 2017, there was an official announcement that the champions ...la]] & [[Skadi]]|[[2017]].[[07.07]]|[[Cancha FutCenter]] - [[Acapulco]], [[Guerrero]]}}
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  • |birthdate=[[July 27]], [[1970]] - [[Acapulco]], [[Guerrero]] ...e|as La Cebra Jr.]] - [[Guerrero|Arena Zapata]] - [[Guerrero|Acapulco]], [[Guerrero]] - [[Pez Tigre|winning to Omen wrestler]]
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  • ...Star]], [[Príncipe León]], [[Imperial Jr]] & [[Guerrero de la Muerte (SLP)|Guerrero de la Muerte]]|[[2007]].[[12.02]]|[[San Luis Potosi]]}} [[Category: Championships]]
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  • {{TitleHistoryLine|1|[[Tsubasa]] & [[Oriental]]|[[Ultimo Guerrero]] & [[Virus]]|[[1999]].[[02.24]]|[[Tokyo]]}} [[Category:Championships]]
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  • ...avyweight Championship"''' is a Light Heavyweight Championship defended in Guerrero State, Mexico [[File:Guerrero Light Heavyweight Championship.jpeg|right|200px|right|200px]]
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  • Eddie Guerrero's championship was only two or three days long. Konnan won it back in a tit {{Gallery|name=Eddie_about_the_LAWA_Title.jpg|caption=[[Eddie Guerrero]] about the LAWA title}}
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  • ...pion. [[Apocalipsis (Peru)|Apocalipsis]] from [[Peru]] defeats [[Ajayu]], Guerrero Ayar and Jaguar from [[Bolivia]] in Fatal Four way Match in the finals on t {{TitleHistoryLine|1|[[Apocalipsis (Peru)|Apocalipsis]]|[[Ajayu]], Guerrero Ayar & Jaguar|[[2016]].[[11.13]]|Coliseo Villa Dolores - [[La Paz]], [[Boli
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  • ...ship, TNA TV Championship, TNA X-Division Championship, TNA World Tag Team Championships (w/[[Brutus Magnus]]) ...rld X Cup and a frequent tag partner of Magnus. His FWA match with [[Eddie Guerrero]] in 2002 "put him on the map" for many fans.
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  • {{TitleHistoryLine|1|[[Guerrero Tolteca]] & [[Itzcoatl]]|[[Black Angelo]] & [[Lince Feroz]]<br>[[Sepulturer {{TitleHistoryLine|2|[[Violento Jack]] & [[Aeroboy]]|[[Guerrero Tolteca]] & [[Itzcoatl]]<br>[[Iron Love]] & [[Zumbi]]|[[2011]].[[04.02]]|[[
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  • ...022 by defeating [[Lady Zay]] at Unidad Deportiva Vicente Suarez, Acapulco Guerrero. ...infa Princes]] & [[Ximena]] at Unidad Deportiva Vicente Suarez in Acapulco Guerrero.
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  • ...[Los Guerreros|Guerrero Family]] members [[Chavo Guerrero Jr.]] and [[Eddy Guerrero]] that worked in both [[WCW]] and [[WWE]]. ...vior Chavo would shave his own head while Guerrero looked on in disbelief. Guerrero saved Chavo from beatings by Stevie Ray and it seemed that he would align w
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  • |nameHistory=Raul Guerrero Jr. (1999 - 2005), El Calavera(???-), Gallo Tapado Jr. (2005 - current) ...o]] (father); [[El Hijo Del Gallo Tapado Jr.]] (son); member of the [[Gori Guerrero]] family
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  • ...Rojo]], [[Hijo del Halcón Suriano]], [[Silver King]], [[Virus]], [[Último Guerrero]] == Record Titles or Championships ==
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  • {{TitleDefenseIffy|3|[[Guerrero Azteca (Tamaulipas)|Guerrero Azteca]]|[[2016]].[[11.20]]|[[Arena Gladiador]] - [[Matamoros]], [[Tamaulip [[Category:Championships]]
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  • [[Ari Romero]], [[Konnan]], [[Eddie Guerrero]], [[Flama Roja]], [[Rocky Star]] and [[Cinta de Oro]] were some of the sta Some talent wrestlers (like Ari Romero, Eddie Guerrero, Konnan, [[El Cobarde II]]) left ACASA for CMLL, AAA, looking for better mo
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  • [[Guerrero Rojo]] is the current Intercontinental Heavyweight Wrestling Champion since ...nalista]] held a wrestling event named '''Noche de Campeones''' in which [[Guerrero Rojo]] became the new Intercontinental Heavyweight Wrestling Champion by de
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  • ...n a 1 night tournament to crown the first champion. In the final, [[Último Guerrero]] beat [[Atlantis]] and became the first ever Azteca Champion. {{TitleHistoryLine|1|[[Último Guerrero]]|[[Atlantis]]|[[2009]].[[12.19]]|[[Arena Monterrey]]}}
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  • ...they defeated [[Princesa Tirana]] & [[Mike Castillo]], [[Miss Tiger]] & [[Guerrero Negro]], and [[Malefica]] & [[Shamu Jr.]] on January 6, 2023 in Auditorio d ...& [[Mike Castillo]]<br>[[Miss Tiger]] & [[Guerrero Negro (Baja California)|Guerrero Negro]]<br>[[Malefica]] & [[Shamu Jr.]]|[[2023]].[[01.06]]|Auditorio de Ciu
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  • After EMLL left the NWA and became CMLL in 1991, they created promotion based championships for many weight divisions and teams sizes. Tournaments were held to determi # [[Guerrero Samuray]]
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  • CMLL held a three week, 16 team tournament for the vacant championships, starting 2000.06.23. Like all three week tournaments, Block A took place o ...2000.08.04 |[[Ultimo Guerrero]]
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  • {{TitleHistoryLine|1|[[Guerrero Tolteca]] |[[Aventura]]<br /br>[[Lince Feroz]]<br /br>[[Biker]]|[[2010]].[[ [[Category:Championships]]
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  • {{TitleHistoryLine|3|[[Shu El Guerrero]]|[[Robin Hood]]|[[1992]].[[05.24]]|[[Korakuen Hall]] - [[Tokyo]]}} {{TitleHistoryLine|4|[[Coolie S.Z.]]|[[Shu El Guerrero]]|[[1992]].[[September 9|09.09]]|Sapporo, [[Japan]]}}
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  • ...a (Matamoros)|Príncipe Azteca]] & [[Príncipe Guerrero (Matamoros)|Príncipe Guerrero]]) and [[Karateka Jr.]], [[Panico (Matamoros)|Pánico]] & [[Star Kid]] in a ...a (Matamoros)|Príncipe Azteca]] & [[Príncipe Guerrero (Matamoros)|Príncipe Guerrero]]) and [[Karateka Jr.]], [[Panico (Matamoros)|Pánico]] & [[Star Kid]] in a
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  • {{TitleHistoryLine|-|[[Duende Mágico Jr.]]|[[Caballero Galáctico]], and [[Guerrero Galáctico]]|[[2016]].[[07.09]]|Arena Vidal - Chetumal, Quintana Roo}} ...s/a.195117677178125/1417719391584608/?type=3 Arena Vidal Facebook]</ref>|[[Guerrero Galáctico]]|[[2017]].[[05.06]]|Arena Vidal - Chetumal, Quintana Roo}}
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  • ...urrent champion, she defeated [[Sexy Lym]] on January 28, 2018 in Acapulco Guerrero. ...f>|[[Sexy Lym]]|[[Lady Pink]]|[[2017]].[[12.30]]|Hotel Camaina - Acapulco, Guerrero}}
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  • ...<br>[[Last Warrior]]<br>[[Alta Tension]]|[[2019]].[[12.08]]|Parque Vicente Guerrero - [[Mexicali]], [[Baja California]]}} ...leDefenseLine|1|[[Welder]]<br>[[K.G.B.]]|[[2020]].[[01.17]]|Parque Vicente Guerrero - [[Mexicali]], [[Baja California]]}}
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  • ...urrent champions. They defeated [[Azteca Warrior]] & [[Rico Rodríguez]], [[Guerrero Mixtico Jr.]] & [[Mistico Negro (Coahuila)|Místico Negro]], and [[Quinto E {{TitleHistoryLine|2|Los Neza Kings ([[Danger King]] & [[Guerrero Mixtico Jr.]])|Epidemia Ninja ([[Epydemius]] & [[Último Ninja]])|[[2015]].
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  • [[Carístico]] is the current champion. He defeated [[Último Guerrero]] on [[August 21]], [[2018]] in [[Arena Coliseo Guadalajara]] to win the ch 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
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  • |realName=Alberto Guerrero Mandujano == Record Titles or Championships ==
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  • [[El Brazo Jr.]] is the current champion. He defeated [[Dr. Cerebro]] and [[Guerrero WMC]] on [[August 29]], [[2015]] at Deportivo Joaquín Capilla in [[Mexico {{TitleDefenseIffy|1|[[Gran Guerrero]]|[[2014]].[[04.27]]|Deportivo Villa Coapa Del SME - Mexico City}}
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  • ''[[Mando Guerrero]] also used this name in AAA for a short time.'' ...a]]), Arena Ecatepec Tag Team Championships (w/?), Arena Libertad Tag Team Championships (w/?), AAA New Wrestler Tournament Winner 1999
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  • {{TitleDefenseLine|1|[[Último Guerrero]]|[[2017]].[[05.07]]|[[Arena Coliseo Monterrey]]}} [[Category:Championships]]
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  • {{CiberneticoLine|[[Humilde]]|[[Guerrero Rojo]]|}} {{CiberneticoLine|[[Guerrero Rojo]]|[[Rey Cobra (Baja California)|Rey Cobra]]|}}
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  • ...|2012/12/15|Mask|[[Eterno Alcander]] & [[Jaguar Sagrado]]|[[Lunático]] & [[Guerrero Astral]]|[[Arena los Colonos]] - Mérida, Yucatán}} == Record Titles or Championships ==
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  • |signatureMoves= [[Guerrero Special II]], [[El 4 doble]] == Record Titles or Championships ==
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  • {{TitleHistoryLine|8|[[Guerrero Jaguar]]|[[El Patriarca]], [[Gato Galáctico]], and [[Silver Fox (Tamaulipa {{TitleHistorySpan|The promotion stripped [[Guerrero Jaguar]] from the title on [[September 19]], [[2014]]}}
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  • ...istoryLine|1|[[El Hijo del Santo]] & [[Octagon]]|[[Love Machine]] & [[Eddy Guerrero]]|[[1993]].[[November 5|11.05]]|[[Auditorio Rio Nilo]] - [[Tonala]], [[Jali {{TitleHistoryLine|2|[[Love Machine]] & [[Eddy Guerrero]]|[[El Hijo del Santo]] and [[Octagon]]|[[1994]].[[July 23|07.23]]|[[Chicag
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  • ...ght Championship, ROH Top Prospect Tournament (2013), ROH Six Man Tag Team Championships w/TK O'Ryan & Vinny Marseglia, [[NWA World Historic Welterweight Championsh ...ed with [[Atlantis]] and [[Niebla Roja]] to defeat Último Guerrero, [[Gran Guerrero]] and [[Euforia]]. Taven went on to achieve his biggest victory to date in
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  • {{TitleDefenseIffy|1|[[Guerrero Azteca (Tamaulipas)|Guerrero Azteca]]|[[2016]].[[07.31]]|[[Arena Gladiador]] - [[Matamoros]], [[Tamaulip ...eme Championship|UN-INDY Extreme Champion]] [[Guerrero Azteca (Tamaulipas)|Guerrero Azteca]] put both titles on the line against [[Ciclope (DTU)|Cíclope]] & [
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  • {{TitleHistoryLine|1|[[LA Park]]|[[Ultimo Guerrero]], [[Rush]]|[[2017]].[[09.11]]|[[Gym Municipal]] - [[Irapuato]], [[Guanajua [[Category:Championships]]
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  • ...-|[[La Briosa]]|[[1979]].[[05.08]]|Unidad Deportiva de Acapulco, Acapulco, Guerrero}} [[Category:Championships]]
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  • |birthdate=[[??? ??]], [[1994]] - [[Guerrero|Chilapa de Álvarez]] - [[Guerrero]] |debut=[[May 26]], [[2007]] - [[Guerrero|Palenque de Chilpancingo]] - [[Guerrero]] - [[Alas De Plata (Morelos)|Cómo Alas de Plata]]
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  • After EMLL left the NWA and became CMLL in 1991, they created promotion based championships for many weight divisions and teams sizes. Tournaments were held to determi [[Chavo Guerrero]] |
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  • {{Gallery|name=arenacoliseo_furiamuerte.jpg|caption=[[Furia Roja]] & [[Guerrero de la Muerte]], 11th Champions}} [[Furia Roja]] & [[Guerrero de la Muerte]] are the champions. They defeated [[Robin]] and [[Hombre Bala
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  • |titles=[[Distrito Federal Trios Championships]] (with [[Miserable]] & [[Ricky Ricon]]) {{aline|2007/09/15|mask|[[El Colombiano]]|[[Guerrero Nocturno]]|unknown}}
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  • {{TitleHistoryLine|1|[[Steve Keirn]]|[[Chavo Guerrero]]|[[1979]].[[12.10]]|[[Los Angeles]]}} {{TitleHistoryLine|6|[[Chavo Guerrero]]|[[Kengo Kimura]]|[[1980]].[[10.03]]|[[Tokyo]]}}
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  • {{TitleDefenseLine|1|[[Guerrero Negro (Baja California)|Guerrero Negro]]|[[2021]].[[10.24]]|[[Arena Coliseo Mexicali]]}} [[Category:Championships]]
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  • [[Voltrón (Guatemala)|Voltrón]] is the current champion. He defeated [[Último Guerrero]] on [[October 27]], [[2013]] at the Arena Guatemala México in Guatemala C {{TitleHistoryLine|2|[[Último Guerrero]]|[[Voltrón (Guatemala)|Voltrón]]|[[2011]].[[05.29]]|Arena Guatemala Méx
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  • The Occidente Trios Championship is one of the state championships of the [[Guadalajara]] box y lucha libre comission. It's controlled by the ...DefenseLine|1|[[Furia Roja (Guadalajara)]], [[Guerrero De La Muerte (2015)|Guerrero de la Muerte]], [[Ráfaga]]|[[2022]].[[01.04]]|[[Arena Coliseo Guadalajara]
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  • {{TitleDefenseIffy|1|[[Kempo Jr.]], and [[Mini Guerrero Escarlata]]|[[2016]].[[08.13]]|Arena Olímpica - Juárez, Chihuahua}} [[Category:Championships]]
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  • {{TitleHistoryLine|1|[[Atlantis]] & [[Último Guerrero]]|[[Héctor Garza]] & [[Olímpico]]|[[2011]].[[03.26]]|[[Arena López Mateo ...istoryLine|2|[[Ray Mendoza Jr.]] & [[Villano IV]]|[[Atlantis]] & [[Último Guerrero]]|[[2011]].[[07.03]]|[[Arena López Mateos]] - [[Tlalnepantla]], [[Mexico S
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  • {{TitleHistoryLine|15|[[Guerrero Cosmico]]|[[Skeletor]]|[[1993]].[[04.03]]|[[Guatemala]]}} {{TitleHistoryLine|16|[[Skeletor]] [3]|[[Guerrero Cosmico]]|[[1993]].[[04.03]]|[[Guatemala]]}}
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  • {{TitleHistoryLine|-|[[Hades (Ecuador)|Hades]] [5]|[[Ángel Guerrero]], [[El Megastar]]<br>[[Ricky Glamour]], and [[Super Yaku|Super Nobita]]|[[ {{TitleHistoryLine|-|[[Ángel Guerrero]] [3]|[[Apocalipsis (Peru)|Apocalipsis]]|[[2012]].[[01.29]]|Colegio Eduardo
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  • Like the other [[Distrito Federal]] championships, the Distrito Federal Welterweight Championship is a state title, regulated {{TitleDefenseLine|?|[[Guerrero Negro]]|[[1986]].[[09.16]]|[[Arena Coliseo]], [[Mexico City]]}}
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  • {{TitleDefenseLine|2|[[Rey Guerrero]]|[[1991]].[[12.15]]|[[Arena Azteca DF]]|}} [[Category:Championships]]
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  • ...on the title on January 1, 2023 against [[Guerrero Negro (Baja California)|Guerrero Negro]] in [[Arena Coliseo Mexicali]]. {{TitleHistoryLine|-|[[Guerrero Rojo]]|[[Caudillo Jr.]]|[[1992]].[[??.??]]|[[Mexicali]], [[Baja California]
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  • ...y Rudy González|Black Power, Red Dragon y Turako|[[2011]].[[08.06]]|Arena Guerrero - [[Cd. Victoria]], [[Tamaulipas]]}} [[Category:Championships]]
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  • {{TitleHistoryLine|-|[[Guerrero Rojo]] & [[Rey Tortura]]|[[Drakma]] & [[El Pzayko]]|[[2018]].[[01.21]]|[[Ar {{TitleHistoryLine|-|[[Humilde]][6] &[[Humilde Jr.]]|[[Guerrero Rojo]] & [[Rey Tortura]]|[[2018]].[[05.25]]|[[Arena Coliseo Mexicali]] - [[
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  • ...the promotion while it existed, but became notable for possessing a couple championships after the promotion stopped existing. ...rprising wrestlers exploited the inequity by gaining possession of the UWA championships and agreeing to lose them to Japanese promotions, a strategy that eventuall
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  • {{TitleHistoryLine|5|[[Chavo Guerrero]], [[Mando Guerrero]], [[Eddy Guerrero]]|Mercenarios Americanos ([[Bill Anderson]], [[Louie Spicolli]], [[Tim Patt ...colli]], [[Tim Patterson]])|[[Chavo Guerrero]], [[Mando Guerrero]], [[Eddy Guerrero]]|[[1989]].[[07.28]]|[[Auditorio De Tijuana]]}}
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  • Starting in 1991, CMLL created a set of World Championships, as direct replacements for the [[NWA]] titles. ...a belt with them, CMLL will seem to have no problem in acknowledging their 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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  • ...tion except the titles acronym. Currently is supposed to be four different championships beign defended under same name. {{TitleDefenseIffy|1|[[Aquiles El Guerrero]]<ref>Aquiles El Guerrero put his mask on the line.</ref>|[[2013]].[[07.28]]|Fuego Western Club - McA
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  • ...[[Averno]] and [[Mephisto]] won the tag team tournament, and then won the championships on [[February 1]]
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  • ...ditorio de Tijuana]] in [[Tijuana]], [[Baja California]] to win the vacant championships. {{TitleDefenseLine|1|[[Tarzan Boy]] & [[Ultimo Guerrero]]|[[2001]].[[12.30]]|[[Arena Coliseo Monterrey]]}}
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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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  • ...Trios Championship]]. Like the others, they're state commission controlled championships to be defended inside Mexico City (DF), and all wrestlers are eligible to c * [[Arkangel]] & [[Guerrero de la Muerte]]
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  • ...yLine|-|[[Vampiro Jr.]]|[[Tigre Leon]]|[[????]].[[??.??]]|Palenque Vicente Guerrero - Mexicali, Baja California}} [[category:Championships (without history)]]
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  • ...quero Jr. (Mexicali)]]|[[Estudiante Jr.]]<BR>[[Caballero Azteca Jr.]]<BR>[[Guerrero Rojo]]<BR>[[Pzayko]]<BR>[[Rey Negro]] <BR> [[Corsario Negro]]<BR> [[Tigre L [[Category:Championships]]
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  • ...yLine|-|[[Negro Azteca]]|[[Halloween]]|[[1997]].[[??.??]]|[[Parque Vicente Guerrero]] - [[Mexicali]], [[Baja California]]}} [[Category:Championships (without history)]]
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  • ...[[Guerrero Maya Jr.]]), [[CMLL Arena Coliseo Tag Team Championship]] (w/[[Guerrero Maya Jr.]]) ...liseo Tag Team Tournament, 2010|Arena Coliseo Tag Tournament]] but not the championships.
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  • |titles=[[FILL Tag Team Championship]] (w/[[Difunto I]]), [[LUM Tag Team CHampionships]] (w/ [[Difunto I]]), [[Northern Lightweight championship]], Texas Middlewe {{aline|[[2008|08]]/[[December 18|12/18]]|mask (2)|[[Ultimo Guerrero]]|[[Difunto II]]|[[Arena Monterrey]] - [[Monterrey]]}}
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  • ...eDefenseLine|1|[[Spartus]]<ref>title vs title match against [[Spartus]]' [[Guerrero Lightweight Championship]].</ref>|[[2015]].[[03.29]]|[[Arena Xalapa]] - [[X [[Category:Championships]]
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  • == Record Titles or Championships == ...onship]]|[[Esfinge (Guadalajara)|Esfinge]] & [[Tritón]]|[[Furia Roja]] & [[Guerrero de la Muerte]]|[[Arena Coliseo]] - [[Guadalajara, Jalisco]]}}
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  • {{TitleHistoryLineLU|4|[[Chavo Guerrero Jr.]]|[[Aero Star]], [[Mariachi Loco|El Siniestro de la Muerte]], [[Joey Ry {{TitleHistoryLineLU|5|[[Cage]]|[[Chavo Guerrero Jr.]]|[[2016]].[[01.16]]|2x18|[[Lucha Underground Temple]] - [[Los Angeles]
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  • {{TitleDefenseLine|2|[[Eddie Guerrero]]|??.??.??|[[Juarez]]}} [[Category:Championships]]
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  • ...ght Heavyweight Championship|Light Heavyweight]]) and the Mexican National Championships held by CMLL men's luchadors ([[Mexican National Welterweight Championship| ...sixteen spots. That would lead to some wrestlers winning two or even three championships sometime during the year strictly for the purpose of having the right numbe
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  • ...[[January 7]], [[2015]]. Participants were [[Bael]], [[Big Ryck]], [[Chavo Guerrero Jr.]], [[Cortez Castro]], [[Drago (AAA)|Drago]], [[Ivelisse]], [[Johnny Mun {{TitleDefenseLineLU|8|[[Chavo Guerrero Jr.]]|[[2015]].[[04.11]]|1x32|[[Lucha Underground Temple]] - [[Los Angeles]
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  • ...AA TAG]]|[[El Hijo del Santo]] and [[Octagon]]|[[Love Machine]] and [[Eddy Guerrero]]|[[1993]]|[[Auditorio Rio Nilo]] - [[Tonala]], [[Jalisco]]}} 1997: [[Shinjiro Ohtani]] vacates multiple championships as a result of the J-Crown dissolution:
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  • The championships had been inactive for a long stretch of time before the tournament, and Fue | RD1-team02=[[Angel Azteca Jr.]] & [[Guerrero Maya]]
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  • {{TitleHistoryLine|60|[[Raul Mata]] & [[Chavo Guerrero]]|[[Black Gordman]] & [[Goliath]]|[[1975]].[[08.22]]|?}} {{TitleHistoryLine|61|[[Infernos]]|[[Raul Mata]] & [[Chavo Guerrero]]|[[1975]].[[09.12]]|?}}
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  • ...n and they could allow anyone to compete for the title, unlike the Mexican Championships. ...CMLL, and the championship dropped to the level of the least visible CMLL Championships.
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  • The '''Occidente Tag Team Championship''' is one of the state championships of the [[Guadalajara]] box y lucha libre commission. It's been a relatively ...pionship during the 1960s. (That was not the case with the other Occidente championships.) In modern times, the [[Jalisco Tag Team Championship]] is a different cha
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  • {{TitleDefenseLine|4|[[Carlito]] & [[Chavo Guerrero Jr.|Chavo Guerrero]]|[[2014]].[[03.09]]|Plan Sexenal}} [[Category:Championships]]
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  • ...Azul]] Tournament, [[TNA 2008 World X Cup]] (W/ [[Volador Jr.]], [[Ultimo Guerrero]] & [[Averno]]), [[NWA World Historic Light Heavyweight Championship]] (2), ...E and TNA. He's most well known for his early 2000s tag team with [[Ultimo Guerrero]], acclaimed as the best team in Mexico and perhaps the world during their
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  • ...Baja California)|Príncipe Negro Jr.]] conquered the Pacific Coast Tag Team Championships. He had the Americas Championship in Middleweight and Heavyweight division ...[[Furia Roja (Mexicali)|Furia Roja]], [[Negro Azteca]], [[El Traidor]], [[Guerrero Rojo]], [[Humilde]], [[Genio del Aire]], [[American Rebel]], [[El Pzayko]],
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  • {{TitleDefenseLine|4|[[Johnny El Pulpo]]|[[2011]].[[08.06]]|Arena Guerrero - [[Cd. Victoria]], [[Tamaulipas]]}} [[Category:Championships]]
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  • ...y]], [[Hijo del Gladiador]], [[Ringo Mendoza]], [[Tony Salazar]], [[Último Guerrero]] == Record Titles or Championships ==
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  • {{TitleDefenseLine|1|[[Ultimo Guerrero]]|[[2013]].[[07.22]]|[[Arena Puebla]]}} [[Category:Championships]]
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  • ...h would keep him out a month) and, more so, the demands of his other three championships, Mascara Dorada vacated his share of the titles three days later. CMLL brok | RD1-team6=[[Angel Azteca]], [[Angel de Plata]], [[Guerrero Maya]]
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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 9th March, 1990 - '''El Dandy''', [[Chavo Guerrero]] y [[El Texano]] vs. [[Angel Azteca]], [[Americo Rocca]] y [[Javier Cruz]]
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  • |image=Ultimo Guerrero unmasked 20148769661115262 n.jpg |name=Último Guerrero (Last Warrior)
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  • ...municacion Facebook]</ref>|[[Scorpio 2.0]] & Maligno|[[Chris Stone Jr.]] & Guerrero Aereo|[[2018]].[[04.15]]|Gimnasio Municipal Coyotepec, Coyotepec, [[Estado == Championships labeled as EDM Tag Team Championship ==
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  • Among the singles championships in CMLL, the CMLL Light Heavyweight championship is highly respected. It ha ...ely are they filled with as many defenses (and those of quality) as Ultimo Guerrero's.
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  • ...or Garza]] and [[Shocker]] when Shocker turned on his teammates. The Trios championships continued to be a battlefield between [[Perros del Mal]] and [[Guerreros de 19: Continuing the pattern, [[Negro Casas]], [[Ultimo Guerrero]] and [[Atlantis]] won the CMLL Trios Championship as a three top wrestlers
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  • ...eca]] y [[Rosa Salvaje (Monterrey)|Rosa Salvaje]]|[[2011]].[[08.06]]|Arena Guerrero - [[Cd. Victoria]], [[Tamaulipas]]}} [[Category:Championships]]
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  • ...emonium Jr.]]) on [[March 14]], [[2024]] in [[Arena Naucalpan]] to win the championships. ...mas last match was in 2020 - but the promotion has chosen not to strip the championships for unclear reasons.
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  • {{TitleDefenseLine|1|[[Rey Bucanero]] & [[Ultimo Guerrero]]|[[2002]].[[04.22]]|Plaza Lauro Luis Longoria - [[Nuevo Laredo]], [[Tamaul ...r>[[Ludwing Star Jr.]] & [[Kid Silver]]|[[2022]].[[12.18]]|[[Acapulco]], [[Guerrero]]}}
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  • |nameHistory=Pequeño Powe (debut), Espadachin II, Robin, Guerrero Ninja, Caifán Rockero II/Caifán II ...he also went as Robin for a short period of time. He eventually became El Guerrero Ninja, with this gimmick he wrestled for four years and presented in [[Aren
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  • ...tournament to get a title shot]] and then defeated [[Atlantis]] & [[Ultimo Guerrero]] to win the championship for the second time on [[February 1]], [[2008]]. ...referee to award the deciding fall to the challengers by disqualification. Championships were allowed to change on a DQ, so Averno & Mephisto beat their arch-rival
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  • ==== 5 Championships at Once ==== ==== 4 Championships At Once ====
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  • ...[Konnan|Konnan El Barbaro]]), [[AAA/IWC World Tag Team Titles]] (w/ [[Eddy Guerrero]]) ...ater, the belts were imported to Mexico and renamed the AAA World Tag Team Championships.
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  • Like many UWA championships, this championship has floated around the world since the promotion's demis {{TitleHistoryLine|11|[[Shu el Guerrero]]|[[Villano III]]|[[1992]].[[08.07]]|[[Arena Neza]]}}
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  • ...W one) for an unknown World Welterweight Championship in Zapata, Acapulco, Guerrero; it's possible this is that title. [[Category:Championships]]
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  • {{TitleHistoryLine|6|[[Damiancito el Guerrero]]|[[Mascarita Magica]]|[[1996]].[[02.27]]|[[Arena Coliseo]]|<ref>[https://w {{Gallery||name=Damiancitominichamp.jpg|caption=[[Damiancito el Guerrero]], 6th Champion}}
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  • {{Gallerywide|name=cmllheavy_granguerrero.jpg|caption=[[Gran Guerrero]], 22nd Champion}} [[Gran Guerrero]] is the current champion. He defeated [[Rey Hechicero|Hechicero]] on Novem
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  • |debut=[[March 14]], [[1976]] - [[Arena Coliseo]] - [[Acapulco]], [[Guerrero]] |titles=[[Guerrero Middleweight Title]], [[Guerrero Tag Team Titles]] (w/ Bowman), [[NWA World Light Heavweight Title]] (4), [[
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  • ...m&Path=EDT/1999/11/01&ChunkNum=-1&ID=Ar03402&PageLabel=34]</ref>4|[[Ultimo Guerrero]]|[[1999]].[[11.04]]|[[Arena Olimpico Laguna]]}} ...l Hijo Del Diablo]]|[[El Hijo del Santo]]|[[2000]].[[11.23]]|[[Iguala]], [[Guerrero]]}}
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  • |lostmaskto=[[Guerrero Rojo]] as '''Alas de Oro''' [[Arena Coliseo]] / [[El Musical]] - [[Arena Co ...li. His first match in Arena Coliseo Mexicali was a singles match against Guerrero Rojo.
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  • ...[[Súper Comando]], [[Tito Santana (Soul Rocker)|Tito Santana]]) to win the championships on [[December 12]], [[2023]] in [[Arena Naucalpan]]. ...ll arenas within Mexico City. These are also called the Mexico State Trios Championships.
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  • ...[Distrito Federal Welterweight Championship]], [[Distrito Federal Tag Team Championships]] (unknown partner), [[Estado de México Middlweight Championship]], [[CMLL ...lar de Parejas with [[Volador Jr.]] & [[Místico]] and [[Euforia]] & [[Gran Guerrero]]}}
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  • ...ente [[Weight Classes|Light Heavyweight]] Championship is one of the state championships of the [[Guadalajara]] box y lucha libre commission. It's been a relatively {{TitleHistoryLine|-|[[Neutron]]|[[Toxico]], [[Guerrero Samurai II]], [[Infierno]], [[Rayman]], [[Emilio Charles Jr.]], [[Toxico]],
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  • ...rno]] were presented more often as a tag team or foils for Mistico than as championships on their own. ...his title reign. The belt became part of a growing collection of Mistico's championships by the end of 2007 and was notable for being defended in Japan when [[Avern
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  • On 2017 Miss Tiger conquered multiple championships at local, state and international levels. Miss Tiger became the third Baja *Invicto Tag Team Trophies 2024 (w/[[Guerrero Negro (Baja California)|Guerrero Negro]])
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  • ...le Knee Gutbuster]], [[Senton]], [[La Silla]], [[Quebradora con Giro]], [[Guerrero Special]] ...s Jr. was pushed as a top heavyweight tecnico. He had feuds with [[Ultimo Guerrero]], [[Universo 2000]] and [[Kenzo Suzuki]], formed a tag team with [[Lizmark
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  • |titles=[[Mexican National Lightweight Championship]], unknown Championships from El Salvador ...??.??.??|mask|[[Chanoc]]|[[Ulises (60s)|Ulises]]|Arena Coliseo - Acapulco, Guerrero }}
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  • ...erno]] ([[Virus]], [[Raziel]] and [[Cancerbero]]) defeated [[Star Jr.]], [[Guerrero Maya Jr.]] and [[Stuka Jr.]] on [[April 24]], [[2021]] at [[Arena Mexico]] Like all [[Mexico City|Mexican National Championships]], they are actually managed by the wrestling commission, not owned titles
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  • ...ld Middleweight Championship]] in 2007. CMLL did not unify the two similar championships, treating them instead as distinct titles to be defended separately. In pra ...e previous year, but was unsuccessful in title challenges against [[Ultimo Guerrero]] (for the [[CMLL World Heavyweight Championship]]) and [[Mistico]] (for th
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  • |nameHistory=Excalibur (1993 - ?), Sable, Guerrero Azteca, Mr. Tempest (1995 - current) ...During his career he took several characters such as Excalibur, Sable and Guerrero Azteca. On October 5, 1995 in a WWO event named '''Triple Power''' he took
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  • ...Cien Caras]]|[[2008]].[[02.16]]|[[Centro Social Municipal Zihuatanejo]], [[Guerrero]]}} [[Category:Championships]]
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  • ...esults/ All Japan Pro Wrestling Match Rsults - puroresu.com]</ref>|[[Chavo Guerrero]]|[[1981]].[[09.04]]|Osaka, [[Japan]]}} [[Category: Championships]]
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  • ...it a lot of credibility in Mexico, but it's no different from other modern championships in it's many breaks between defenses. ...hampionships for every division. CMLL appeared to plan on unifying the NWA championships, but the unification matches never took place. The NWA Light Heavyweight ch
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  • ...oup) in 2002. Luchas 2000's special on the history of the Mexican National Championships included an interview with Loco Max, who said he vacated this championship, {{TitleDefenseLine|2|[[Chanoc]]|[[1966]].[[11.20]]|[[Acapulco, Guerrero]]|<ref>Lucha Libre 161/162/163, a draw</ref>}}
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  • The WWA championships are largely unregulated at present time. There's at least two titles floati ...ryLine|9|[[Misterioso]]|[[Rey Misterio]]|[[1995]].[[02.25]]|Parque Vicente Guerrero - [[Mexicali]], [[Baja California Norte]]}}
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  • ...2012]].[[05.19]]|[[Plaza De Toros Belisario Arteaga]], [[Chilpancingo]], [[Guerrero]]}} [[Category:Championships]]
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  • ...s at the [[Grand Olympic Stadium]] in Los Angeles. Victories in apuestas, Championships, cups, and recognitions are product of his beliefs which are '''Disciplina, ...events at venues such as Auditorio del Estado in Mexicali, Parque Vicente Guerrero, San Felipe, [[Arena Coliseo Mexicali]], and more. He is looking to make m
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  • {{TitleDefenseLine|2|[[Raul Guerrero Jr.]]|[[2004]].[[10.28]]|[[Arena Naucalpan]]}} {{TitleDefenseLine|1|[[Guerrero Maya Jr.]]|[[2013]].[[11.17]]|[[Arena Naucalpan]]}}
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  • ...ch. Chessman's team won the rematch. After the fact, AAA made it clear the championships had actually never been vacant, and this was one continuous reign. ...oco Azul]], [[El Cobarde II|Coco Rojo]]|[[1996]].[[10.19]]|[[Acapulco]], [[Guerrero]]}}
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  • ...and [[Jack Evans]] & [[Myzteziz]] on [[05.20|May 20]], [[2023]] to win the championships. {{TitleHistorySpan|championships declared vacant on [[May 22]], [[2013]] due to lack of defenses}}
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  • ...mented, but the defenses noted made it one of the more frequently defended championships from its time period. Cinthia and Oriental were scheduled to defend the championships in a four way tag team match on [[November 30]], [[2007]], but did not part
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  • ...n]])|[[2012]].[[05.19]]|Plaza de Toros Belisario Arteaga - Chilpancingo, [[Guerrero]]}} ...iz Jr.]] & [[Willie Mack]]|[[2022]].[[12.28]]|Arena GNP Seguros, Acapulco, Guerrero}}
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  • ...or the [[AAA World Heavyweight Championship]]. Unlike the Mexican National championships previously used in this role all wrestlers are eligible for this championsh ...2]].[[05.19]]|[[La Plaza de Toros Belisario Arteaga]], [[Chilpancingo]], [[Guerrero]]}}
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  • ...efeated Koji Doi, Kumagoro & Takanori Ito on March 14, [[2018]] to win the championships. {{TitleDefenseLine|1|[[Black Terry]], [[Jose Luis Feliciano]], [[Shu El Guerrero]]|[[1991]].[[02.05]]|[[Mexico City]]|<ref>WON 1991-02-10</ref>}}
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  • ...Welterweight Championship]] in 1992 and had be considering merging the two championships. Instead, they just allowed this championship to stay empty. ...it's early years, until it was ultimately replaced by the promotion's own championships.
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  • ...nrique Vera]]|[[1985]].[[08.16]]|[[Plaza de Toros San Mateo, Chilpancingo, Guerrero]]|<ref>Box y Lucha 1703</ref>}} {{TitleDefenseLine|7|[[Shu el Guerrero]]|[[1994]].[[10.14]]|[[Arena Neza]]}}
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  • {{Gallery|name=Gmc.png|caption=[[Guerrero Maya Jr.]] as 62nd champion}} [[Guerrero Maya Jr.]] is the current champion, having defeated [[Rugido]] on [[June 2]
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  • ...ith his other sister [[Rossy Moreno]], and they won the VIP Mixed Tag Team Championships defeated [[Pentagon Black]], and [[Xochitl Hammada]], who were once their r ...& [[Volador Jr.]] VS [[Atlantis]] & [[Olimpico]] VS [[Averno]] & [[Ultimo Guerrero]]; <b>(4)</b> Jaula Electrificada: [[Juventud Guerrera]], [[Black Warrior]]
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  • ...roperty of EMLL (much later CMLL.) It's one of the oldest active wrestling championships in the world. 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
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  • ...ig part of the Latino World Order, as he joined the stable (led by [[Eddie Guerrero]]) in October 1998. On April 19, 1999 Psicosis defeated [[Blitzkrieg]], [[ ...a ladder match on the debut show in October and later Juventud and [[Eddy Guerrero]] in a three-way in 2002.
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  • ...]] (w/ [[Ciclón Veloz Jr.]]), [[NWA Americas Tag Team Titles]] (w/ [[Chavo Guerrero]]), World Class/Texas: NWA American Tag Team Titles (4, w/ [[Jose Lothario] ...on 1977 against [[Mil Máscaras]], he turned into a rudo. He kept winning Championships and received many opportunities. He had epic matches against [[Sicodelico]
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  • ...Perros the [[Mexican National Trios Championship|Mexican National Trios]] Championships in April of 2007. ...won the tag team titles from [[Guerreros del Atlantida]] members [[Ultimo Guerrero]] & [[Atlantis]], rivals of Los Perros. Perro Aguayo Jr. congratulated the
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  • ...p is regularly defended. The UWA has long since ceased to exist, and those championships have little connection with this championship except for using a similar ph As with all [[UWA]] championships, the light heavyweight championship chronology becomes murky and inconsiste
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  • ...lished a detailed and researched title history of all the Mexican National championships. For most of the titles, the histories printed in the magazine mesh with th In the mid 2000s, the Mexican National Light Heavyweight championships was the only active Mexican National title to not to be a part of one of th
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  • ...ving and baseball) he decided to join the Gimnasio Gloria (gym) at Colonia Guerrero to become a boxer. Even though at first he was only looking to learn a way ...February]] of [[1956]] he was put in a "campal" (battle royal) with [[Gori Guerrero]], [[El Santo]], [[Cavernario Galindo]], [[Blue Demon]] and Black Shadow, t
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  • ...o]] & [[Negro Casas]]|[[1982]].[[03.18]]|[[Arena Zapata]], [[Acapulco]], [[Guerrero]]|<ref>Negro Casas was wagering his hair and Matematico was putting up 20,0 ...ffy|19|[[Matematico]]|[[1982]].[[07.22]]|[[Arena Zapata]], [[Acapulco]], [[Guerrero]]|<ref>luchablog photolog (2013-09-17 18.22.10)</ref>}}
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  • {{TitleHistoryLine|9|[[Gori Guerrero]]|[[Jack O'Brien]]|[[1945]].[[04.20]]|[[Mexico City]]}} ...World Middleweight Championship]] on [[1946]].[[02.23]]; sources differ on Guerrero vacating this title as a result, or holding onto it until commission ordere
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  • ...[El Terrible]], [[El Cuatrero]], [[Blue Panther Jr.]], [[Euforia]], [[Gran Guerrero]], [[Kraneo]], [[Pierroth (CMLL)]], [[Rush]], [[Shocker]], [[Stuka Jr.]] an ...luchas.com/2015/07/13/en-un-dia-como-hoy-1951-bobby-bonales-derrota-a-gori-guerrero-1985-se-suspende-la-lucha-de-mascaras-entre-lizmark-y-gran-markus/ SuperLuc
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  • ...l Perro Aguayo]] (senior) to face 'La Pareja Atómica' (El Santo and [[Gory Guerrero]]) who teamed with [[Huracán Ramírez]] and [[El Solitario]]. ...know the exact date), the semifinal was a match for the [[UWA World Trios Championships]] between 'Las Panteras Rosas' {Los Villanos [[Villano I|I]], [[Villano IV|
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