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== Major Promotion Championships == == National Championships ==

The Fort Worth Women's Championship is a local lucha libre women's title. This is a local title from Fort Worth, Texas, United States.

...other latinos. He’s considering running shows in the Carolinas; he helped local promoters run a show with Hijo del Santo but those promoters are taking a b == Championships ==

...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

A local wrestler in the [[México]] area who mainly works out of [[Arena ????]] whe == Record Titles or Championships ==

[[Category:Championships]] [[Category:Local Championships]]

[[Satania]], & [[Amazonika]] at Auditorio Local San Ahuehueyo - Ciudad Ayala, Morelos. ...sy Moreno]]<BR>[[Amazonika]]<BR> [[ Satania]]|[[2019]].[[06.22]]|Auditorio Local San Ahuehueyo - Ciudad Ayala, Morelos}}

|nicknames=The Local Hero |titles=Many non-Mexican championships

...deral Box Y Lucha commission is the governing body of the Mexican national championships. Those titles include: The Distrito Federal Box Y Lucha commission also governs the local state championships:

ACASA made a return in 2003 using top stars of AAA and CMLL combined with local wrestlers. They closed again in 2004 as a full time, but returned to promot == Promociones ACASA Championships ==

|titles=[[UXF Tag Team Championships]] (with [[5X]]) A local wrestler in the [[Monterrey]] area. Was legitimately involved with the Chur

...ampionship''', Campeonato Diosa Tolteca or Campeonato Femenil de Tula is a local women's title which is defended in Tula, Hidalgo. [[Category:Championships]]

...stín III. There was a [[Oaxaca Women's Tournament, 2018|tournament]] with local luchadoras and some visitors to determine the two finalist who would disput [[Category:Championships]]

...efended in [[ANLL]]. All champions & challengers should be assumed to be a local version of the luchador, not the DF version of the same name. The main exce [[Category:Championships]]

...was brought to [[Monterrey]] by [[Ronaldiño]], begin to be defended in the local branch [[WAR City Monterrey]] out of [[Arena WAR City]] (formerly Arena El [[Category:Championships]]

...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

== Championships labeled as EDM Tag Team Championship == === Estado de Mexico Tag Team Championship - Omega Branch (Local) ===

...d for local building-specific championships. These still are the UWA Trios Championships despite the odd naming.

...ning the one in Dallas, Texas. The final participant who qualified was the local [[Imperio Azteca (Chicago)|Imperio Azteca]] by winning the eliminatory held [[Category:Championships]]

...2012, [[Diamante Azul]] lost the title on a show in [[San Luis Potosi]] to local luchador [[Ku Klux Klan]] in an upset, and without any controversy. Despite [[Category:Championships]]

...mpionships during 1980s were managed by [[Benjamin Mora]] along with other local promoters from [[Tijuana]].

The Nuevo Leon Middleweight Championship is a local championship in [[Nuevo León]]. [[LLU|Lucha Libre Unida]] acquired the bel [[Category:Championships]]

...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 ...t name and mask, defeated fellow CMLL wrestler [[Misterioso II]] to become local champion. With in four months of winning this championship, Mictlan disappe

...ame as CMLL and AAA uses their talent on spot shows. The difference is the local promoter usually gets all of the normal roster, so the non-offical Perros d == Championships ==

...asons. On July 21 he wrestled for [[Pro Wrestling Mexico]] in Monterrey, a local promotion affiliated with AAA. == Championships and accomplishments ==

.../ [[Turbina]]), [[Monclova Welterweight Championship]], [[Reynosa Tag Team Championships]] (w/ ?), [[AAA Northern Tag Team Titles]] (w/ [[Ángel Dorado Jr.]]) ...working for AAA until 2004 when he left for [[Monterrey]] and worked many local shows under the name Sky. Became a pretty popular wrestler as he was known

{{TitleDefenseLineLU|2|"These Guys"<ref>local wrestlers with no names given; one was [[Andy Brown]], YouTube only match</ [[Category:Championships]]

...Crash Cruiserweight Championship]] and has been primarily disputed between local wrestlers. The Cruiserweight championship has been defended more regularly [[Category:Championships]]

...estling Association, after the mostly-fictional sanctioning body for their championships. The UWA was originally a US-based promotion, though it had ceased to meani ...City, some of who would pay EMLL to bring in talent and some who would use local or unaffiliated wrestlers. There had also been a steady growth of luchadors

...er, the crowd made a riot due to the unexpected end. Príncipe Negro was a local idol and they did not accept his defeat. A crazed fanatic went to the ring ...s at the [[Grand Olympic Stadium]] in Los Angeles. Victories in apuestas, Championships, cups, and recognitions are product of his beliefs which are '''Disciplina,

...Occidente [[Weight Classes|Welterweight]] Championship is one of the state championships of the [[Guadalajara]] box y lucha libre commission. It's controlled by the ...ted as a new wrestler, and so could not logically defend this title. Local championships were not a priority in Guadalajara at the time - at one point, all were eit

...ame "Astro Rey". He was born in [[Tamaulipas]] and is the son of legendary local wrestler [[Super Chucky]]. == Record Titles or Championships ==

...to be a chapter of his life that would get quickly forgotten, got worse as local media (TV and newspapers) started putting huge pressure to the commission t ...ater, the belts were imported to Mexico and renamed the AAA World Tag Team Championships.

...Both accepted the opportunity. Bronco Billy and Takeda were announced in local newspapers and wrestling magazines about their tour to Mexico City. According to Takeda's myspace page, and Facebook he held championships which are not listed above and are generally ignored. It's only a small par

...Sergio always wished to touch a luchador, when his father took them to the local shows they always went in the general area and the courtesy passes were for ...ainst los Diluvios Negros I & II which lead to series of matches involving championships and even cash.

On 2017 Miss Tiger conquered multiple championships at local, state and international levels. Miss Tiger became the third Baja Californ

...onship was added in 1977, after the first wave of UWA championships. Those championships were in demand, and this one seemed to be added to create more potential ti ...held a one-night eight-man tournament in order to crown the new champion. Local wrestler [[Operativo 209]] defeated [[Texano Jr.]] in the finals to become

...the name of Pequeño Solin. He wrestled as '''Mr. Zet''' few times since a local luchador from Matamoros missed the date and he replaced him. ..., Tijuana, Los Angeles and other important cities. He succeeded in winning championships and luchas de apuestas. After his mask loss against El Hijo del Santo, he

In his Championship record he has won over 25 Championships different divisions and associations. Each Championship was defended succes ...l no tenia para poder pagar los boletos para los eventos, pero un luchador local llamado Lemus le permitia entrar cargando su equipaje. Entreno de tiempo c

...and after him. Guerrero started as Flanagan, winning championships in his local area under that name. ...er won the trios titles as a unit, perhaps because they already held other championships, but they were usually together in main events. As a team, Bucanero & Guerr

...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

...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

...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, [[Category:Championships]]

...tense to approve of CMLL stripping Azul of the title, Azul claimed another local title was defended instead</ref>}} [[Category:Championships]]

'''<font color=brown>"He is a local, a cachanilla (minimum fifth-generation Baja Californian).'</font>''' ...over (aided by the fact that there was no lucha television except strictly local UHF-type stuff and none at all in Mexico City). Why were promoters in [[Vi