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...s in 1934. The [[Mexican National Welterweight Championships]] & [[Mexican National Heavyweight]] championships were created with no obvious issue. The lightwe [[Category:Tournaments]]

...mmission covers the most amount of shows, largest populace, and all of the national championships. The Mexico City commission is the specific governing body of the Mexican national championships. Those titles include:

...an tournament for the vacated [[Mexican National Middleweight Championship|national title]] took place over two shows, with a seeding battle royal and the firs The tournament concluded with Guerrero Maya Jr. crowned the 62nd national middleweight champion.

...title, but was replacing the [[Mexican National Minis Championship|Mexican National]] version. [[Category:Tournaments]]

The [[Mexican National Heavyweight Championship]] was vacant following [[Alfonso Dantes]]' retirem [[Category:Tournaments]]

[[El Dandy]] vacated the [[Mexican National Welterweight Championship]] after winning the [[NWA World Welterweight Cham [[Category:Championship Tournaments]]

[[Angel Azteca]] gave up the [[Mexican National Welterweight Championship]] upon winning the [[NWA World Middleweight Champ [[Category:Tournaments]]

The Mexico City lucha libre commission held a tournament for the [[Mexican National Lightweight Tournament]] after declaring current champion Fuerza Guerrera w [[Category:Championship Tournaments]]

...team tag tournament. The winning team would win $10,000 and the [[Mexican National Tag Team Championship]]. ...invalidated the tag championship win, since EMLL claimed they already had national tag team champions.

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...on]], then won the [[NWA World Welterweight Championship]] and gave up the national title. [[Category:Tournaments]]

...[[Mexican National Cruiserweight Championship]] in 1983. Like other title tournaments in 1983, the tournament was held as a tag team tournament with the winning [[Category:Tournaments]]

{{tchange|[[Mexican National Light Heavyweight Championship|MEX LH]]|[[El Santo]]|[[Espanto I]]|[[1966]] {{tretain|[[Mexican National Women's Championship|MEX WOMEN]]|[[La Sirenita]]|[[La Diabolica]]|[[1992]]|

...t Chilean female wrestler. The winner of the tournament received the [[XNL National Women's Championship]]. [[Category:Tournaments]]

...the [[Mexican National Lightweight Championship]] after winning [[Mexican National Welterweight Championship]] in 1966. A tournament was held in [[Plaza el To [[Category:Tournaments]]

...it was all held in one day, which EMLL would occasionally do for non-title tournaments but rarely (maybe never) for a title belt. [[Category:Tournaments]]

{{tchange|[[Mexican National Heavyweight Championship|MEX HEAVY]]|[[Gran Markus Jr.]] [3]|[[Popitekus]]| {{tretain|[[Mexican National Tag Championship|MEX TAG]]|[[Tony Arce]] [4] & [[Rocco Valente]]|[[Angel Az

Olimpico, Mr. Niebla, and Safari had just won the [[Mexican National Trios Championship]] the prior week. [[Category: Arena Mexico One Night Tournaments]]

A tournament was held for the (long) vacant [[Mexican National Featherweight Championship]] in 1980. Only the final three matches are know [[Category:Tournaments]]

...s held in 1938 to decide the first champion of the newly created [[Mexican National Featherweight Title]]. Those particpating included [[Category:Tournaments]]