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The Jalisco Lightweight Champion is one of the state championships of the [[Guadalajara]] box y lucha libre commission. Very little is known a ...[[Occidente]] championships of the same name. There is no known Occidente Featherweight championship, so it's likely this championship was just discontinued.

[[Category:Championships]] [[Category:Morelos 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

...deral Box Y Lucha commission is the governing body of the Mexican national championships. Those titles include: * [[Mexican National Featherweight Championship]]

{{TitleHistorySpan|[[UWA World Featherweight Tournament, 1983|tournament to decide initial champion]]}} [[Category:Championships]]

...se weight limits in their regulations, and would not wrestlers compete for championships outside of their weight class. |[[Mexican National Featherweight Championship|Mex Nat]] [[UWA World Featherweight Title|UWA]]

{{TitleHistorySpan|[[Mexican National Featherweight Tournament, 1938|10 man tournament to determine initial champion]]}} {{TitleHistorySpan|[[Mexican National Featherweight Tournament, 1980|tournament for vacant championship]]}}

...s Solin, once as Shadow), [[WWA World Lightweight Title]] (3), [[UWA World Featherweight Championship]], [[Nuevo León Lightweight Championship]], [[Tamaulipas Ligh ...t heavyweights such as [[Canek]]. He succeded in his divison at LLI/UWA at featherweight and lightweight divisions.

|titles=[[Arena Revolución Junior Welterweight Championship]], [[National Featherweight Title]], [[National Welterweight Title]], [[NWA World Welterweight Title]] He obtained 10 championships nationals and world championships. Also he gained 64 hair matches and 3 masks and was a member of [[Los Bravo