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Querétaro based luchador, possibly retired. [[Category:Mexican wrestlers]]

A regular in [[Arena Guatemala México]] until mid 2016. May have retired. [[category:Guatemalan wrestlers]]

...d any recorded matches since early 2023. Unknown if he changed his name or retired. [[Category:Mexican wrestlers]]

Guatemalan luchador since 1970. He retired on 2009. [[category:Guatemalan wrestlers]]

Successful luchador in the 1950's by the 1970's he retired to work as a policeman. [[Category:Mexican wrestlers]][[Category:Puebla based wrestlers]][[Category:Trainers]]

A long time Laguna based luchador and trainer. Appears to have mostly retired in 2011, though his name still shows up from time to time. [[Category:Laguna based wrestlers]]

Former California area wrestler who also wrestled in Mexico. Retired from active competition in 2017 and now promotes lucha in [[San Diego]] und [[Category:United States wrestlers]][[Category:Foreign wrestlers]][[Category:Promoters]]

...listed as simply Ultimo Rebelde. He started popping up in 2010 but either retired or re-gimmicked in 2016. [[category:Laguna based wrestlers|Rebelde]]

Chicago based luchador, retired from active competition on 2006 then continued as a referee. [[Category:Mexican wrestlers]]

...ared after. In an interview later that year, [[Lizmark]] said his mini had retired. ...tegory:Miniestrellas]][[Category:Mexican wrestlers]][[Category:Former CMLL wrestlers]]

Multiple wrestlers have used the name Tigre Blanco * Tigre Blanco II was the former [[Antar]] and is now retired.

30s luchador who wrestled on early Lutteroth shows. Retired around 1943, moving to a career in law enforcement, including 27 years in t [[Category:Former EMLL wrestlers]]

Many wrestlers have used either the name Karonte or Dr. Karonte, based off a movie charact ...- Adoptive son of [[Dr. Karonte]], took the gimmick when the original had retired from wrestling.

...90s and 2000s. Rarely wrestled across the border in Durango. Seems to have retired around 2010. [[Category:Laguna based wrestlers]]

...)|Mascara Sagrada]] although that was never proven. Others have claimed he retired. [[Category:Mexican wrestlers]]

At least two wrestlers wrestled under the name Rocky Star. * [[Rocky Star]] - original, retired, inspired by the original Rocky movie

1950s luchadora and former national Champion. Retired near the end of 1956 after getting married to fellow wrestler [[Tony Lopez] [[category:Female wrestlers]]

...[Ray Mendoza]] are mentioned as being students in his lucha libre classes. Retired in 1975. [[Category:Mexican wrestlers]]

Retired quickly in 1940 but become a promoter who was known for bringing US women t [[category:Mexican wrestlers]]

Was a técnica whose career was throughout the 1980's in [[CMLL]]. She retired in the early 90's disappearing from wrestling. ...:Mexican wrestlers]][[Category:Female wrestlers]][[Category:Former LLI/UWA wrestlers]]

A wrestler on the [[Tlalnepantla]] indy scene in the 1960's. Retired and became a trainer & later a referee with [[AULL]]. ...es]][[Category:Mexican wrestlers]][[Category:Trainers]][[Category:Deceased wrestlers]]

...hador rudo since at least 1970s. Regarded as a fearsome heavyweight. After retired from active competition he became a referee. [[category:Mexican wrestlers]]

...rgio El Hermoso]], [[Baby Sharon]] and others throughout their careers. He retired in 1991 and part of the is Professional Ex-Wrestler Association of Tampico, [[category:Mexican wrestlers]]

...in 1984. Interestingly, only ever worked masked when outside of La Laguna. Retired in 2005 and passed away in 2007. [[Category:Laguna based wrestlers]]

Veteran luchador who has traveled all of Mexico. Is currently retired. [[Category:Mexican wrestlers]]

San Luis Potosi luchador, though one that seems to have retired in 2016. {{aline|2014.12.14|hair<ref>hair match with masked wrestlers?; [[Corsario Azteca]], [[Éxtasis]], [[Androide]], [[Kanera]], [[El Engendr

Started in Arena Emiliano Zapata in 2007, wrestled around Mexico, then retired for five years. Returned to wrestling in 2018. [[category:Mexican wrestlers]]

...Wrestled in Mexico through 2004 when he was sidelined with an injury that retired him. Returned to pro-wrestling as a ring announcer for El Dorado in 2006 be [[category:Foreign wrestlers]]

...the name of '''Super Niño''' for a while until he became Thunder Mask. He retired after a back injury. [[Category:Mexican wrestlers]]

A lot of wrestlers has used the name '''Luminoso''' or Luminoso Jr. It's unclear which ones ar ...ro)]], Querétaro based luchador during the 2000s and early 2010s. Possibly retired.

...s star of the WWF who played an evil Quebecer (and occasionally a pirate). Retired in 2011 but came back in 2016, and started to act like a reanimated beast-m [[Category:Foreign wrestlers]]

Retired on September, 2013. [[category:Mexican wrestlers]]

Laguna based luchadora técnica made her debut on April 30, 2014 retired for about five years and made her comeback on June 2020. Wrestled in Arena [[category:Mexican wrestlers]]

Has retired from wrestling as of May 2010. [[category:Japanese wrestlers]]

...6]] after being trained by [[Condor Ortíz]], [[Kuervo]], and PsicoPata. He retired from wrestling on [[November 1]], [[2017]] due to health issues. At the tim [[Category:Foreign wrestlers]]

He retired in [[1980]] but continues in lucha training aspiring luchadores at [[Gimnas ...tegory:Deceased wrestlers]][[Category:Exoticos]][[Category:Monterrey based wrestlers]]

Quietly retired and became a member of the CMLL staff and booking department. [[Category:Mexican wrestlers]]

His father also Centella Roja was a luchador in the 1960's-80's, when he retired he allowed his son to continue as Centella Roja in his honor. [[Category:Puebla based wrestlers]]

...in November 2010, but never appeared on TV again before returning Japan. Retired due to injury in 2015 but has since become a referee and trainer for Ice Ri [[category:Japanese wrestlers]]

...e made his final appearance with CMLL under the name "Marshall". He either retired or changed his gimmick after. [[Category:Mexican wrestlers]][[Category:Former CMLL wrestlers]]

Toryumon Term 1 graduate who retired in 2001 to be replaced by a "trainee" (in reality him under a mask.) Works [[category:Foreign wrestlers]]

...]], many assumed he never wrestled. According to [[El Hijo del Canek]], he retired from wrestling and works as a personal trainer. [[Category:Mexican wrestlers|Canek, Jr.]][[Category:WWL wrestlers|Canek, Jr.]]

* He retired on 1974. [[category:Argentinean wrestlers]]

...war and was his official referee for a few matches. Seems to be officially retired as of [[2001]]. Now retired & out of lucha, Briosa currently works as a police officer in [[Nezahualcó

...n Club de Catch and for [[La Masa]] y sus Luchadores from 2013 until 2014. Retired prematurely due to an injury. Used to be accompanied by an executioner and [[category:Argentinean wrestlers]]

...her mask loss. After that match, she had occasional matches and eventually retired. The Guadalajara promoters Julian Sanchez and [[Carlos Plata]] named her la [[category:Mexican wrestlers]]

Active luchador in the 1960's who was very popular with the female fans. Retired in [[1970]] while on tour in the US. [[Category:Mexican wrestlers]][[Category:Trainers]][[Category:Deceased wrestlers]]

Golden Gloves champion 1941. Wrestled in South America, retired in 1960. [[category:Mexican wrestlers]]

Retired on December 15, 2019 at Expolucha Chetumal due to injuries. He revealed his [[Category:Mexican wrestlers]]