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...National Middleweight Title]], 1975 Rookie of the Year (awarded by unknown magazine) {{aline|[[1972]]/[[04/15]]<ref>Lucha Libre 480</ref>|hair|[[Tauro]]|Milo Ventura|[[Pista Arena Revolucion]]}}

...lanned to lose the title and opted to not show up to avoid that. In April, magazine Luchas 2000 reported the WWA had stripped Rayo of this championship, but th ...10<ref>[https://www.facebook.com/96186896558/posts/10154171204511559 Box Y Lucha]</ref>|[[Cibernetico]]|[[Perro Aguayo]]|[[1995]].[[10.27]]|[[Tehuacan]]}}

...a]] to purse those dreams but he eventually gave up and abandoned them for lucha libre. Before becoming a luchador, he worked as a shoemaker, and he practic At first he was your basic lucha libre wrestler. He could go to the mat, he could get rough and he had a few

...tos/a.10150113817166559.278784.96186896558/10153499234431559/?type=3 Box Y Lucha]</ref> ...the finals. The win netted him the Rookie of the Year award from El Halcon magazine, though he was not a rookie. He defended the title atleast three times, wit

...ventud, invited him to protagonize a series of graphic novels in the Pepin Magazine. * "Box y Lucha Edicion Especial 80". Tonina Jackson (September 11, 2013)

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...about Jesús "El Murciélago" Velázquez means writing about a whole era when lucha libre was on its infant stages, still developing. ...juato, he was one of the original dark and eccentric stars of the world of lucha libre.

|nicknames=El Black, el Dennis Rodman de la lucha libre, El Rey del Tope, La Saeta del Ring ...quested the promotion allow him to go rudo in the pages of the Box Y Lucha magazine in [[2005]].

...al name, was born on August 27, 1920 in Chihuahua, Chihuahua. Details with lucha libre birthdates are sketchy and several of the ones in this webpage are li ...g bad for him at all and he was financially secure, but he decided to give lucha libre another try, and asked his old boss Garza for a spot in the "carteler

To say that El Santo is just a lucha legend would a huge understatement. He was more than a luchador with a para ...was using his name without his permission so he complained to the [[Box y Lucha Commission]] and Rodolfo had to drop the gimmick.

...ngs until he made himself a name big enough to make it to the cathedral of lucha, Arena Mexico, where he had his first fight defeating [[Enrique Llanes]] on ...main evented the Arena Coliseo card to commemorate the 19th Anniversary of lucha libre in Mexico. Cavernario had other two big money matches against Gory du

...is much younger, under 12. He is also survived by his wife, whom ''Box y Lucha'' named as Lina Guadalupe Aguilar and whom ''[[Ovaciones]]'' named as Ana M ...t after one of the shows in Mexico City, a very well-respected lucha libre magazine writer named Héctor Valero Maré took Juan aside and suggested 'El Texano'

Estrella Blanca's list of mask/hair wins are based on magazine interviews. Those without dates are claimed in those interviews but should {{aline|1966/01/06<ref>Lucha Libre 167</ref>|mask|[[Estrella Blanca]]|As Negro| [[Martinez de la Torres,

He trained for lucha libre in Guadalajara's "Gimnasio Hércules", which was owned by Roy Velasco They were considered the 1966 tag team of the year by the Box y Lucha magazine, as well as EMLL's internal awards, where Wagner also captured "revelation