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== Current Champions == | == Current Champions == | ||
{{Gallery|name=EsfingeyTritónColiseoTagChamps.jpg|caption=[[Esfinge (Guadalajara)|Esfinge]] & [[Tritón (CMLL)|Tritón]], 9th Champions}} | |||
[[ | [[Esfinge (Guadalajara)|Esfinge]] and [[Tritón (CMLL)|Tritón]] are the champions. They defeated [[Disturbio]] and [[Virus]] in the [[CMLL Arena Coliseo Tag Team Tournament, 2018|tournament final]] on March 10, 2018 to crown new champions. | ||
== History of Championship == | == History of Championship == | ||
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[[Alan Stone]] and his brother [[Chris Stone|Chris Stone/Moto Cross]] were the [[Arena Coliseo]] (DF) Tag Team Champions, as of 2005 (though last defended 2002). The championship, which is only defended in Mexico City's [[Arena Coliseo]], is treated as a secondary championship, in the same way the Mexican national championships are secondary to the CMLL world championships. In this case, AAA controlled the [[Mexican National Tag Team Championship]], so CMLL uses their own arena-specific title instead for a secondary parajes championship. | [[Alan Stone]] and his brother [[Chris Stone|Chris Stone/Moto Cross]] were the [[Arena Coliseo]] (DF) Tag Team Champions, as of 2005 (though last defended 2002). The championship, which is only defended in Mexico City's [[Arena Coliseo]], is treated as a secondary championship, in the same way the Mexican national championships are secondary to the CMLL world championships. In this case, AAA controlled the [[Mexican National Tag Team Championship]], so CMLL uses their own arena-specific title instead for a secondary parajes championship. | ||
There are occasional references to an earlier Arena Coliseo tag team championship, seemingly serving the same secondary tag team championship purpose | There are occasional references to an earlier Arena Coliseo tag team championship, seemingly serving the same secondary tag team championship purpose. The teams of [[Villano II]] & [[Villano I]] (around 1973, according to La Magia del Ring 3) and [[Kato Kung Lee]] & [[Kung Fu]] are said to be past champions, but detailed history is unavailable. | ||
The early 2000s era of the championship never got much traction in CMLL; while they were used to highlight the Stone brothers and to build a feud with [[Guerrero del Futuro]] & [[Damian el Guerrero]] into a hair match, they vanished into the background after the last known defense. | The early 2000s era of the championship never got much traction in CMLL; while they were used to highlight the Stone brothers and to build a feud with [[Guerrero del Futuro]] & [[Damian el Guerrero]] into a hair match, they vanished into the background after the last known defense. | ||
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After a couple month chase, with the rudo Infernales usually defeating the champions in trios matches, [[Euforia]] and [[Nosferatu]] were granted a rematch. [[Stuka Jr.]] and [[Flash]] were able to defend them once again. | After a couple month chase, with the rudo Infernales usually defeating the champions in trios matches, [[Euforia]] and [[Nosferatu]] were granted a rematch. [[Stuka Jr.]] and [[Flash]] were able to defend them once again. | ||
== Champions Listing == | == Champions Listing == | ||
=== Original Championship === | |||
Very little is known about the original championship history. | |||
{{TitleHistoryStart}} | |||
{{TitleHistoryLine|?|[[Apolo Curiel]] & [[El Rebelde]]|?|?|?}} | |||
{{TitleDefenseLine|3<ref>defense #3 according to Lucha Libre 60</ref>|[[Manuel Robles]] & [[Huroki Sito]]|[[1964]].[[12.01]]|[[Arena Coliseo DF]]}} | |||
{{TitleHistoryEnd}} | |||
=== 2000 Restart Championship === | |||
{{TitleHistoryStart}} | {{TitleHistoryStart}} | ||
{{TitleHistorySpan|[[Arena Coliseo Tag Team Championship Tournament, 2000|tournament for initial champions]]}} | {{TitleHistorySpan|[[Arena Coliseo Tag Team Championship Tournament, 2000|tournament for initial champions]]}} | ||
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{{TitleDefenseLine|8|[[Cancerbero]] & [[Raziel]]|[[2012]].[[12.23]]|[[Arena Mexico]]}} | {{TitleDefenseLine|8|[[Cancerbero]] & [[Raziel]]|[[2012]].[[12.23]]|[[Arena Mexico]]}} | ||
{{TitleHistoryLine|3|[[Namajague]] & [[Okumura]]|[[Stuka Jr.]] & [[Fuego]]|[[2013]].[[03.03]]|[[Arena Coliseo DF]]}} | {{TitleHistoryLine|3|[[Namajague]] & [[Okumura]]|[[Stuka Jr.]] & [[Fuego]]|[[2013]].[[03.03]]|[[Arena Coliseo DF]]}} | ||
{{TitleDefenseLine|1|[[Delta]] & [[Guerrero Maya Jr.]]|[[2013]].[[07.14]]|[[Arena Coliseo DF]]}} | |||
{{TitleHistoryLine|4|[[Delta]] & [[Guerrero Maya Jr.]]|[[Namajague]] & [[Okumura]]|[[2013]].[[11.03]]|[[Arena Coliseo DF]]}} | |||
{{TitleDefenseLine|1|[[Puma King|Puma]] & [[Tiger]]|[[2014]].[[02.09]]|[[Arena Coliseo DF]]}} | |||
{{TitleDefenseLine|2|[[Kamaitachi]] & [[Okumura]]|[[2014]].[[07.13]]|[[Arena Mexico]]}} | |||
{{TitleHistoryLine|5|[[Misterioso Jr.]] & [[Sagrado]]|[[Delta]] & [[Guerrero Maya Jr.]]|[[2015]].[[02.28]]|[[Arena Coliseo DF]]}} | |||
{{TitleHistoryLine|6|[[Guerrero Maya Jr.]] [2] & [[The Panther]]<ref>[http://www.luchaworld.com/?p=61797/ Lucha World]</ref>|[[Misterioso Jr.]] & [[Sagrado]]|[[2015]].[[12.19]]|[[Arena Coliseo DF]]}} | |||
{{TitleDefenseLine|1|[[Shigeo Okumura]] & [[Bobby Zavala]]<ref>[http://www.luchaworld.com/?p=62876/ Lucha World]</ref>|[[2016]].[[01.23]]|[[Korakuen Hall]]}} | |||
{{TitleDefenseLine|2|[[Puma]] & [[Tiger]]|[[2016]].[[02.27]]|[[Arena Coliseo DF]]}} | |||
{{TitleDefenseLine|3|[[Arkángel de la Muerte]] & [[Virus]]|[[2016]].[[04.30]]|[[Deportivo Benito Juarez]]}} <ref>[https://www.twitter.com/BLACKTERRY/status/726060821650903040]</ref> | |||
{{TitleDefenseLine|4|[[Rey Hechicero|Hechicero]] & [[Vangelis]]|[[2016]].[[05.28]]|[[Arena Coliseo DF]]}} | |||
{{TitleDefenseLine|5|[[Cuatrero]] & [[Sanson (II)]]|[[2016]].[[12.10]]|[[Arena Coliseo DF]]}} | |||
{{TitleHistoryLine|7|[[Black Terry]] & [[Negro Navarro]]|[[Guerrero Maya Jr.]] & [[The Panther]]|[[2016]].[[12.25]]|[[Arena Naucalpan]]}} | |||
{{TitleDefenseLine|1|[[El Cuatrero]] & [[Sanson (II)|Sansón]]|[[2017]].[[02.19]]|[[Coliseo Coacalco]]}} | |||
{{TitleDefenseLine|2|[[Rey Hechicero|Hechicero]] & [[Virus]]|[[2017]].[[03.26]]|[[Arena Naucalpan]]}} | |||
{{TitleDefenseLine|3|[[Blue Panther]] & [[Blue Panther Jr.]]|[[2017]].[[04.11]]|[[Arena Mexico]]}} | |||
{{TitleDefenseLine|4|[[Blue Panther]] & [[Octagón]]|[[2017]].[[06.04]]|[[Arena Puebla]]}} | |||
{{TitleHistoryLine|8|[[El Cuatrero]] & [[Sanson (II)|Sansón]]|[[Negro Navarro]] & [[Black Terry]]|[[2017]].[[07.22]]|[[Arena Coliseo]]}} | |||
{{TitleDefenseLine|1|[[Stigma]] & [[Esfinge]]|[[2017]].[[10.16]]|[[Arena Puebla]]}} | |||
{{TitleHistorySpan|Cuartero & Sansón vacate championships on February 14, 2018 to enter tournament for [[CMLL World Tag Team Championship]].}} | |||
{{TitleHistorySpan|[[CMLL Arena Coliseo Tag Team Tournament, 2018|16 team tournament for vacant championship]]}} | |||
{{TitleHistoryLine|9|[[Esfinge (Guadalajara)|Esfinge]] & [[Tritón (CMLL)|Tritón]]|[[Disturbio]] & [[Virus]]|[[2018]].[[03.10]]|[[Arena Coliseo]]}} | |||
{{TitleDefenseLine|1|[[Pólvora]] & [[Templario (DF)|Templario]]|[[2018]].[[09.29]]|[[Arena Coliseo]]}} | |||
{{TitleHistoryEnd}} | {{TitleHistoryEnd}} | ||
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{{Gallery|name=Stones-AColiseoTag.jpg|caption=[[Alan Stone]] & [[Moto Cross]], 1st Modern Champions}} | {{Gallery|name=Stones-AColiseoTag.jpg|caption=[[Alan Stone]] & [[Moto Cross]], 1st Modern Champions}} | ||
{{Gallery|name=Especial25.jpg |caption=[[Stuka Jr.]] & [[Flash]], 2nd Modern Champions}} | {{Gallery|name=Especial25.jpg |caption=[[Stuka Jr.]] & [[Flash]], 2nd Modern Champions}} | ||
{{Gallery|name=Cmll-fiebre amarilla-campeones-de-parejas-de-la-arena-coliseo.jpg|caption =[[Okumura]] & [[Namajague]], 3rd Modern Champions}} | |||
{{Gallery|name=cmlladctag_mayadelta.jpg|caption =[[Guerrero Maya Jr.]] & [[Delta]], 4th Modern Champions}} | |||
{{Gallery|name=ComandoColiseoTag.jpg|caption =[[Sagrado]] & [[Misterioso Jr.]], 5th Modern Champions}} | |||
{{Gallery|name=The panther guerrero maya jr cmll arena tag championsg.jpg|caption=[[The Panther]] & [[Guerrero Maya Jr.]], 6th Modern Champions}} | |||
{{Gallery|name=Terry_Navarro.jpg|caption=[[Black Terry]] & [[Negro Navarro]], 7th Modern Champions}} | |||
{{Gallery|name=NDColiseochamps.jpg|right|caption=[[El Cuatrero]] & [[Sanson (II)|Sansón]], 8th Modern Champions}} | |||
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== Sources == | == Sources == | ||
*Robert Bihari | *Robert Bihari |
Revision as of 02:39, 2 October 2018
Current Champions
Esfinge and Tritón are the champions. They defeated Disturbio and Virus in the tournament final on March 10, 2018 to crown new champions.
History of Championship
Alan Stone and his brother Chris Stone/Moto Cross were the Arena Coliseo (DF) Tag Team Champions, as of 2005 (though last defended 2002). The championship, which is only defended in Mexico City's Arena Coliseo, is treated as a secondary championship, in the same way the Mexican national championships are secondary to the CMLL world championships. In this case, AAA controlled the Mexican National Tag Team Championship, so CMLL uses their own arena-specific title instead for a secondary parajes championship.
There are occasional references to an earlier Arena Coliseo tag team championship, seemingly serving the same secondary tag team championship purpose. The teams of Villano II & Villano I (around 1973, according to La Magia del Ring 3) and Kato Kung Lee & Kung Fu are said to be past champions, but detailed history is unavailable.
The early 2000s era of the championship never got much traction in CMLL; while they were used to highlight the Stone brothers and to build a feud with Guerrero del Futuro & Damian el Guerrero into a hair match, they vanished into the background after the last known defense.
The championship went dormant for a long stretch, due to departures by both champions. Alan has since joined AAA, and Chris also joined AAA only to return to CMLL. The possibility of holding a tournament for new champions was occasionally mentioned in the following years, but never really focused on.
With no advance warning, a 16 team tournament finally took place in June 2008, focusing on wrestlers who were usually relegated to the opening three matches. Due to a scheduling oddity, the first week of the tournament actually took place in Arena Mexico. The final to determine new champions took take place on June 29th, with Flash and Stuka Jr. defeating favorites Euforia and Nosferatu for the titles.
After a couple month chase, with the rudo Infernales usually defeating the champions in trios matches, Euforia and Nosferatu were granted a rematch. Stuka Jr. and Flash were able to defend them once again.
Champions Listing
Original Championship
Very little is known about the original championship history.
# | Champion(s) | Defeated | Date | Location | |
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? | Apolo Curiel & El Rebelde | ? | ? | ? | |
3[1] | Manuel Robles & Huroki Sito | 1964.12.01 | Arena Coliseo DF | ||
title change | |||||
successful title defense | |||||
championship matches which were announced, but results were not found |
Sources:
- ↑ defense #3 according to Lucha Libre 60
2000 Restart Championship
Sources:
Gallery of Champions
Sources
- Robert Bihari