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== Mexico == === Fox Sports ===

...d South California area of USA, promoted by [[Benjamin Mora]]. It featured Mexico's best luchadores at the time such as Rey Misterio, Hijo del Santo, Eddie G ...s and early 1990s and was also featured on American television via the Fox Sports en Español channel (before La Cadena Deportiva Prime Ticket in South Calif

==Mexico== TVC Deportes, a cable network (504 on Cablevision in Mexico City) airs a variety of lucha libre shows.

|maestro=[[Pirata Morgan]] & [[Hombre Bala]]<ref>CMLL on Fox Sports, 11/21/09</ref>, [[Genaro Contreras]], [[Villano I]] |birthdate=[[1978]] or [[1979]]- [[Estado de Mexico]]

- If a wrestler has wrestled even just once in Mexico, he/she qualifies. Example: Nishimura, American Dragon. Exeption would be W - If a wrestler has never wrestled in Mexico, he/she doesn't qualify. Exceptions would be wrestlers who are wrestling re

* [[01.06]] - [[Ricky Marvin]] left [[Pro Wrestling NOAH]] to returning to [[Mexico]]. * [[01.08]] - [[Sin Cara]] opened his new gym in [[Mexico City]].

...ld by [[AAA]]. The match of Premier Championship are transmitted by '''Fox Sports'''. ...inal of this tournament was held in [[November 29]], [[2010]] in Six Flags Mexico by the three wrestlers which had the most points after a final group of fix

'''Lucha Libre AAA World Wide''' is a lucha libre promotion based in [[Mexico City]]. It was founded in [[1992]] by [[Antonio Peña]] after his departure ...mpionship|Lucha Libre Premier]] aired on [[Fox Sports Mexico|Fox Sports in Mexico]].

...n the opposition group, taking place on either the Tuesday or Friday Arena Mexico show. All matches are limited to 10 minutes. The top four point totals, reg ..., not full matches. An accompanying season one [[En Busca de un Idolo (Fox Sports Plus)|reality show]], covering both the in-arena portion of the tournaments