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Less famous brother of Skayde who started wrestling near the end of UWA/LLI and went on to play a number of roles in both AAA & Promo Azteca. Likely us ...Wrestlers]][[Category:Former LLI/UWA wrestlers]][[Category:Former AAA/PAP wrestlers]]

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1950s wrestler discovered by Francisco Flores, who later became a [[LLI]] referee. [[Category:Mexican wrestlers]][[Category:Former wrestlers]]

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...in mid-1975 as Hashi Masataka, working for what would eventually become [[LLI]]. Hamada was an instant sensation, Masataka less so. ...actually held such a belt or if it was just invented as part of the proto-LLI claiming their own world championships. Masataka eventually lost in the fin

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...ogo1.png|left|100px]][[Image:uwalogo.jpg|right]]Lucha Libre Internaciónal (LLI) was one of a group of names used to refer to a Mexican lucha libre promoti ...r and the promotion was renamed '''LLI''' (Lucha Libre Internacional.) The LLI name was used until through the end of the promotion.

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..., [[MXPW Heavyweight Title]], PWI ranked him # 375 of the 500 best singles wrestlers of the PWI Years in 2003, [[WCW Hardcore Title]] (2) [[Category:Foreign wrestlers]]

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...d a major role in the big strike of [[1991]] after convincing all [[EMLL]] wrestlers to stop working shows until [[Paco Alonso]] took his show off television. H [[Category:Mexican wrestlers]]

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...y, AΩW, Finest City Wrestling, UEW, MPW, FSW, Santino Bros. Wrestling, and LLI/Empresa Arena Nacionalista in Mexicali. [[Category:Foreign wrestlers]]

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...t cards in Monterrey and Saltillo, and even at [[El Toreo]] in 1994 when [[LLI]] was in desperate need for talent. Soon after that, he retired, even thoug [[Category:Mexican wrestlers|Mercenario]]

...was looked down upon because of their silly gimmicks although lots of the wrestlers under the masks were actually pretty talented. Claim to fame is losing his [[Category:Mexican wrestlers]]

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...is a luchador from Puerto Rico, He was known in Mexico during his stint in LLI (Lucha Libre Internacional), [[Category:Foreign wrestlers|Globo Humano]][[Category:Puerto Rican wrestlers|Globo Humano]]

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...ma González]] (mother), [[Hara Kiri]] (former husband), [[Hara Kiri Jr.]] (former step-son) [[Category:Mexican wrestlers]]

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Not to be confused with the [[LLI]]'s [[Francisco José Flores]]. [[Category:Mexican wrestlers]]

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...n [[LPF]]. He had appearences in [[Arena Nacionalista]] with the promotion LLI. He also wrestled at the Dragonmania XII event. [[category:Foreign wrestlers]]

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...k Power II. The Black Powers' tag team was falsely promoted as a duo of US wrestlers by [[UWA]]. Vanelli Guzman then became the second one to use the gimmick of ...wrestlers]][[Category:Former AAA/PAP wrestlers]][[Category:Former LLI/UWA wrestlers]]

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.... He worked at major wrestling promotions such EMLL, Pavillon Azteca, and LLI. ...Guerrero''' formerly known as '''Gimnasio Felipe Ham Lee'''. Some of his former trainees were [[Cibernetico]], [[Impulso]], [[Warrior Steel]] among others.

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...>(1)</b> Finals of a ruleta de la muerte tag team tournament; <b>(2)</b> [[LLI Ruleta Rusa Tournament, 1975|Finals of a ruleta rusa tag team tournament]]} [[category:Mexican wrestlers]]

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..., 1975, [[LLI]] held a [[torneo de la muerte]] featuring 8 teams of masked wrestlers. As in all torneo de la muerte tournaments, the losing team advanced to the

''a different lucahdor wrestlers as [[Aero Flash (Veracruz)|Aero Flash]] in Veracruz'' ...n even while the promotion was unable to draw fans in Mexico. Enterprising wrestlers exploited the inequity by gaining possession of the UWA championships and a

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...Mercurio]]. Wrestled at [[Arena Coliseo Guadalajara]], [[El Toreo]] with [[LLI]]. During 1990s he presented in [[AAA]] in events in California. He parti [[Category:Foreign wrestlers]]

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...matum]]; <b>(2)</b> Fukumen (Masked Man) World League final match (the two wrestlers with less points face off)}} [[Category:Mexican wrestlers]]

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...omotions, including [[EMLL]], [[LLI]] and [[Super Libres]], as well as the former champion.

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Trained wrestlers at [[Arena Naucalpan]] and was an executive at the [[IWRG]] offices at one [[Category:Mexican wrestlers]]

One of the original wrestlers to work for the [[UWA]]. Was a hated rudo for almost his entire career and [[Category:Mexican wrestlers]]

On weekends he traveled to Mexico to train a group of wrestlers along with [[Ultimo Dragon]], at the [[Toryumon]] gym. These include [[Turb ...en best wrestlers trainers in the world and as one of the hundred best pro wrestlers in the world by the PWI in position # 201 (2004), #189 (2005), #385 (2006),

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...a younger, unrelated wrestler also used the name [[El América]], and other wrestlers have used the name Triton''' [[Category:Mexican wrestlers|Pantera]]

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...hru the last days of UWA. When Flores's nephew passed away, many of fellow wrestlers migrated to AAA or CMLL. After the disappearance of UWA, he decided to reti ...20 years of in ring career to focus on his studies. Also trained aspiring wrestlers. On March 14, 2019, Takeda reappeared in the event Lucha Libre Estrella Fie

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...on September 15th, 1968. The match was said to be a heated match with both wrestlers almost tasting defeat. He also captured the masks of Black Bull and Robin a [[Category:Mexican wrestlers]]

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* Although he was trained and advised by different professional wrestlers such as [[Manny Cabrera]], [[Villano I]], [[Villano II]], [[El Vasco]], [[T ...have a formal trainer he went to different gyms and trained with different wrestlers. '''Pedro Moguel''' was an olympic wrestler and he trained greco-roman wre

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...spacio. From that trio he had a rivalry with [[Lasser]]. He belonged to [[LLI]] usually as an opener, and joined the El Toreo tribute group UWE in 2009. ...an solid opening card wrestler. Evolved into as a veteran who'd face young wrestlers just starting on television. His mask loss to [[Rey Misterio Jr.]] early in

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...raw, but has since expanded to doing similar matches facing many different wrestlers of his era. Also teams with his sons, [[Trauma I]] and [[Trauma II]]. [[Category:Mexican wrestlers]]

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''This article is to the original Canelo Casas. To the others wrestlers that uses the name check [[Canelo Casas (disambiguation)]].'' ...uma]] & [[Tiger]] (nephews), [[Nanyzh Rock]] (niece), [[Princesa Blanca]] (former sister-in-law), [[Dalis La Caribeña]] (sister-in-law); see [[The Casas Fam

...ck Star]] (cousin), [[Tiger]] & [[Puma King]] (sons), [[Princesa Blanca]] (former wife), [[Canelo Casas (New)|Canelo Casas]], [[Danny Casas]] & [[Destroyer ( ...and [[Heavy Metal]], but is used as a veteran who can go with the younger wrestlers lower on the card.

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...n [[2006]]. Worked on the booking commitee for a while and now just trains wrestlers at the [[CMLL]] gym along with [[Satanico]] and [[Ultimo Guerrero]]. [[Category:Mexican wrestlers]]

...PM when they carried him to the Panteón Francés de San Joaquín. Dozens of wrestlers (including [[Los Brazos]], [[Perro Aguayo]], [[Cien Caras]], [[Universo 200 ...them being wrestlers and their father not knowing, however all the Villano wrestlers have degrees.

Wishing to be pro wrestlers like his father, the two older brothers started training with him and [[Bob ...Chavo Guerrero]], son of none other than the great [[Gory Guerrero]]. Both wrestlers were very green and in the first stage of their careers, but it was an inte

...rreros Del Futuro]] with [[Damián El Guerrero]]. Maya and Futuro were good wrestlers, and though Damian wasn't that good, they were a team fun to watch as they ...hind the scenes work in [[CMLL]]. At that time, he helped train the female wrestlers and was in charge of booking the ladies matches. As of 2014, he's seen at l

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...when he came back he was billed as "Abdullah Tamba". Like most overweight wrestlers, his run as a worker was done when he started gaining more weight and his k ...some cards, usually Toreo or Arena Neza (the two most important buildings LLI/UWA ran at the time) cards, and now he was back as a "legendary babyface" k

...at was an adventurer. As Rokambole, he won the hairs and masks of multiple wrestlers and arguably had the best pre-Villano career of his family. He often compet ...r went to [[WCW]], where they took on a lower card role putting over other wrestlers before heading to [[CMLL]] for Villano III's program vs [[Atlantis]].

...oried history as a rudo, an [[Infernales|Infernal]] and a maestro. Trained wrestlers for CMLL in Mexico City since the 00s, and has been responsible for helping {{aend|<b>(1)</b> Draw where both wrestlers lost their hair; <b>(2)</b> Satanico, MS-1 & Masakre against Stone, Rick Pa

...tico]], [[Super Brazo]], [[Brazo de Platino]] (brothers), [[Lady Apache]] (former sister-in-law), [[La Alimaña]] (brother-in-law); see [[Brazo Family]] [[Category:Mexican wrestlers]]

...his was the match that made Cicloncito stand out from the rest of the mini wrestlers as a super worker. ...he big guys because he's such a good worker, he moved on to the full sized wrestlers division.

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...ime on March 29th, 1994. During time he was also frequently paired against former Guerreros partner, [[La Fiera]]. He was often seen teaming with people like [[Category:Mexican wrestlers]]

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...days of the [[UWA]]. Was always considered one of the best lighter weight wrestlers in Mexico but made a name for himself in the [[Los Temerarios|Temerarios]] ...of the only veterans who can still hang with today's current generation of wrestlers and doesn't solely rely on working with his older buddies from the 80's.

...ll Power]]. Bull Power would end up losing the same mask multiple times to wrestlers including [[Blue Panther]] and [[Rambo]]. ...pent most of 1987 in various trios matches against various combinations of wrestlers like [[Los Brazos]], [[Los Infernales]] and [[Missioneros de la Muerte]], w

...Nacho Libre and has used the identity sporadicatlly since. There are other wrestlers who've used the name [[Ramses (disambugation)|Ramses]]'' ...[[Dr. Wagner]] (father), [[Dr. Wagner Jr.]] (brother), [[Xochitl Hamada]] (former wife), [[Silver King Jr.]] (son)

...involving [[Shocker]], [[Lizmark Jr.]] and [[Rey Bucanero]]. Whereas most wrestlers are disapointed to lose their hair, Warrior was visibly happy and actually ...est of Warrior's work is inconsistent as best; he seems to be a fine trios wrestlers, but has problems keeping the story of a singles match together.

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|family=[[Dr. Wagner]] (father), [[Silver King]] (brother), [[Rossy Moreno]] (former wife), [[Leon Del Ring]] (nephew), [[Hijo del Dr. Wagner]] and [[Galeno del ...of a great match when he wants one. Dr. Wagner is one of the most popular wrestlers in Mexico, and an iconic figure.

...uanajuato the Superstars of the WWE was being photographed with Bobby Lee, wrestlers stars as Santino Marella, MVP, The Miz, Big Show and Triple H who scolded J Bobby Lee speaks with the [[UWA]]/LLI promoter Francisco Flores and asks for an opportunity to against the top st

...position, as his violent and energic style made him one of the most hated wrestlers in Mexico. He was known as "un rudo con recursos" (a heel with -technical- ...s were known as ambitious and avaricious businessmen, but the pressure the wrestlers (commanded by Ray, René and Karloff) put on them improved the conditions o

...in that arena wrestling alongside [[Bobby Bonales]], Espectro and the best wrestlers of that time. The wrestler's name who missed that date was Orfeo Negro and [[Category:Mexican wrestlers|Halcon]]

...[Guadalajara]], [[Jalisco]], he and his brother [[Plata]] wanted to become wrestlers to follow the family tradition. Their father, who used to work as [[El Cala ...wouldn't lose consciousness, as there's a Mexican tradition that says that wrestlers can't die while conscious. That didn't even help a bit though, as Oro died

...tico]], [[Super Brazo]], [[Brazo de Platino]] (brothers), [[Lady Apache]] (former wife), [[La Alimaña]] (sister-in-law), [[Máximo]] and [[Kronos]] (nephews ...r at least explain the reasoning why Mascara's pushed and similar talented wrestlers are not.

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...tarting a long family rivalry. Perro claims to have unmasked a total of 21 wrestlers. (''Ed note: We've got records of 11.)'' [[Category:Mexican wrestlers]]

...dn't want to hear from Mendoza anymore, so Mendoza politely asked some pro wrestlers to spar with him. They accepted, largely to make fun out of a boxer, and on ...ually started the second part of his training with the actual professional wrestlers, so he basically defended himself as a boxer would.

...I, Estrella Blanca III, Estrella Blanca 2000 and his grandchildren. Other wrestlers also took inspiration from his mask design. [[Category:Mexican wrestlers]]

After the UWA folded, he went with some of the other UWA wrestlers to AAA through the mid 1990s and later on also wrestled independently in Me [[Category:Mexican wrestlers]]

Canek is one of the most charismatic wrestlers Mexico has ever had, one of the biggest lucha box-office draws ever and als ...best wrestler of Villahermosa, Tabasco award. It should be noted that the wrestlers that first trained him were Indio Azteca, Maciste, El Remington I and El Ch

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...want to wear a mask, but seeing how most of the younger idols were masked wrestlers he finally decided to go on with the idea. He came up with the Aníbal name He was one of the many wrestlers that on May of [[1975]] left [[EMLL]] to join the newly created [[UWA]]. Hi

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...A, IWA (Puerto Rico), X-LAW, XPW, NWG, WWC (Puerto Rico), IWR (USA), FILL, LLI, IWC, WWA... [[Category:Mexican wrestlers]]

...Hood]], [[Super Brazo]], [[Brazo de Platino]] (brothers), [[Lady Apache]] (former sister-in-law), [[La Alimaña]] (brother-in-law), [[Máximo]], [[Kronos]] a ...nyone with their mind in the gutter, Lutteroth never named one of his lady wrestlers “Octopussy.”

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...a swimmer and later began to lift weights and train with the local amateur wrestlers. He became fascinated by the new sport of lucha and regularly attended Aren ...México and asked Llanes to come with him so he could introduce him to the wrestlers. However, in what appears to have been a set-up, Yañez was told by Tarzán

...39, but he was such a great worker and drawing card and influenced so many wrestlers that nobody that knew him or knows about him would ever deny that he is a l ...representing Lone Ranger's "antifaz" mask. Solitario was one of the first wrestlers to use a mask with a wide open mouth, which is a popular design now used by

...[EMLL]] cards, however most of his work was for [[Carlos Maynes]]' [[UWA]]/LLI promotion and [[Benjamin Mora]]'s [[WWA]]. His [[Toreo de Cuatro Caminos]] Hijo Del Santo, along with a group of other Mexican wrestlers like [[Blue Panther]], [[Super Astro]] and [[Fuerza Guerrera]] made their J

...LL) had been a solid wrestling company in Mexico, running competition with LLI/UWA in a wrestling war in which both sides made lots of money. The UWA prom ...shockingly good in the ring, especially to those fans who had seen smaller wrestlers used only for comedy.

...for several months and gave him a small mid-card push and the masks of two wrestlers called [[La Bestia]] and Oro (not the legendary [[Oro]] that died in [[1993 ...oss he moved on to the [[Tijuana]] circuits though he kept wrestling for [[LLI]]/[[UWA]].

...ity. Encarnación came from a family where some of the men had been amateur wrestlers, and most of Daniel’s older brothers eventually became a professional wre ...lthood showed the large limbs and barrel chests associated with boxers and wrestlers, Daniel was very small, and, though not discouraged by his brothers, was no

...appears that El Texano did indeed leave behind three sons, two of whom are wrestlers: [[Texano Jr|El Texano junior]] (Luis Arturo Aguilar, whom everyone calls ' ...nd El Texano was no exception. In 1976, Texano and several other Mexicali wrestlers such as [[Zandokan]] and his brother [[Huichol]], [[Black Terry]], [[Anfibi

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Several of his brothers were wrestlers. [[Black Guzmán|(Miguel) "Black" Guzmán]] was the most popular one as he ...a tournament for that title. They were given the nod, though the first two wrestlers in the official NWA welterweight rankings, the Bulgarian [[Pete Pancoff]] a

...elipe Ham Lee]] and his father. Mendoza did not want any of his sons to be wrestlers because he did not want them to be hurt all the time like he was, but ended ...card spot at [[Arena Neza]] where he was hanging out and training, and the wrestlers at the locker room suggested Arturo to work as a replacement. He was not su

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...ios Champions have tended to be a midcard title, featuring matches between wrestlers who've not yet established themselves as national drawing stars, but are re ...was a much bigger deal, a rare championship which went back between the [[LLI]] group in El Toreo and [[EMLL]] in Arena Mexico. The co-promotion spirit h

...he new championships as the '''CMLL Historic Championships''' and said the former NWA champions would be the first champions of the new belts. Outside not ge ...ySpan|decision match for vacant championship between national champion and former champion|<ref>[[Karloff Lagarde]] says he was originally scheduled to face

...'s existence, the NWA World Middleweight Championship been held by Mexican wrestlers and defended in Mexico. In 1994, the title was sold to [[Ultimo Dragon]], w ...d to the new championships as the CMLL Historic Championships and said the former NWA champions would be the first champions of the new belts. Outside not ge