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...le:EstrellasDeLaLuchaLibre69.jpg|300px|right|thumb|[[Estrellas De La Lucha Libre 69|Number 69 version]] (released on February 5, 2016).]] ...Lucha Libre]] (CMLL). It's currently priced as MX$ 10 (US$ 2.50). A weekly magazine, it's published a new version every Friday during CMLL's ''Viernes Espectac

|birthdate=[[April 10]], [[1930]] - [[Temaxcaltzingo]], [[Estado de Mexico]] == Lucha de Apeusta Record ==

|birthdate=[[April 10]], [[1934]] - [[Tulancingo]] == Lucha de Apuestas Record ==

|birthdate= [[May 10]], [[1946]] ..., [[Mil Mascaras]], [[Dorrel Dixon]]. Guadalupe Ramirez helped start lucha libre in the united states along with [[Falcon de Oro]] and [[El Moro]]. Guadalup

{{aline|[[1965 | 65]]/[[10/27]]|masks/hairs|[[Sangre Fría|Hermanos Muerte I]] & [[Hermano Muerte II|I * [[Lucha Libre (magazine) 74]]

...s, Sweet Sarah (07/02 - 09/02), Sarah Griffin (10/02 - 10/03), Dark Angel (10/03 - ), Sara la Canadiense (2004), Sarita (2009 TNA) ...as been due to talent, timing, and connections; she became a star in lucha magazine, which helped her become a bigger star to the fans. Her looks didn't hurt,

'''Mr. Tempest''' is thankful with his family and all the Lucha Libre fans who always supported him during his career who saw them as part of his ...he had notable matches with and against the biggest names in mexican Lucha Libre. The following list includes the most prominent opponents he had:

:[[June 10]]:[[Ephesto]] ''Lucha Libre Magazine''

|birthdate=[[May 10]], [[1923]] ...the Televicentro promotion run by Chucho Garza which was one of the first lucha promotions on television and was a frequent partner of [[Medico Asesino]].

=== Comision de Box y Lucha Libre de Mexicali === * Wrestler of the Year 1993 awarded by the Honorable Comisión de Box y Lucha Libre de Mexicali

...ack then. Many years later I was excited to grace the cover of Lucha Libre magazine, once as Bill Anderson (with Blond Hair), and twice as the masked American {{aline|[[1986]]/[[10/18]]|hair|[[Tinieblas]]|Bill Anderson|[[Olimpic Auditorium, Los Angeles, Ca

...poles Salas to include her in his section Los Rayos X, in the Súper Luchas Magazine #61 (published May 31, 2004). Nobody would buy the story she was a "WWF" w Barraza's murders had nothing to do with lucha libre and she was never a wrestler, but she's often portrayed as a murdering wres

...e quit school early and took up plumbing, then later became a fan of lucha libre. In particular, he was a big fan of [[Chico Casasola]] and [[Bobby Bonales] ...ving trained in both amateur wrestling and soccer. He was trained in lucha libre by [[El Enfermero]], [[El Greco]], Conde Dracula and [[Caballero Tigre]] an

...eated by [[Valente Pérez]], who ran [[Lucha Libre (magazine) | Lucha Libre magazine]]. ...ared the loser of the match. Charro protested this decision with the lucha libre commission, and the decision was later overturned. While this process went

|height=5'10"/179 cms ...Rolando Vera]], [[Rene Guajardo]] and [[Apolo Curiel]]. He combined Lucha Libre with Olympic Wrestling. He was invited by his maestro [[Pedro Nieves]] to

...wrestler who was born on October 15, 1952, in Mexico City, Mexico. He had 10 siblings and stopped school to start working. He was trained by Sordo Lopez ...which made them stand out at the time. Siberiano was also featured in one magazine's most ugliest wrestlers gallery. On May 1st, 1982, the team competed in a

|nameHistory=Puma King, Puma (10/2012-7/2018) ...early exception, where Tiger Kid gave his true parentage away to HalconNet magazine, but was contradicted many more times later.) The whole family kept the cha

...ro to help him. Príncipe aided El Estudiante and they were challeged for a lucha de apuestas of Príncipe's mask and Estudiante's hair against the masks of ...- Mexicali, Baja California|'''Principe Negro''' [[La Gacela]] in a Super Libre}}