Rossy Moreno

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Rossy Moreno

Name Rossy Moreno Real name María del Rocío Moreno León Nicknames La Bruja (The Witch) La Fierecilla Name history Rossy Moreno (debut - ) La Enfermera (1977) Family Alfonso "Acorazado" Moreno (father), El Oriental (brother), Alda Moreno, Cynthia Moreno and Esther Moreno (sisters), Ruso Flores (former husband), Dr. Wagner Jr. (former husband), Hijo del Dr. Wagner (son), Galeno del Mal (son); see Moreno Family Maestro(s) Alfonso Moreno, Ray Mendoza, Blue Panther, Pirata Morgan Birth date, location October 17, 1965 - Mexico City Obituary date Debut, location December 30, 1978 - Arena Neza - Nezahualcoyotl, Mexico State Lost mask to India Sioux 0 (as La Enfermera) Height 5'5"/166 cms Weight 152 lbs/69 kg Signature moves Giant Swing, Superplex, Powerbomb, Overhead Face-first Powerbomb, Martinete Titles: National Women's Title, AAA Reina de Reinas Title, VIP / IPV Mixed Tag Team Championship (w/El Oriental), LLQ Women's Championship, CLLM Alfa Women's Championship, Lucha Libre Real Women's Championship

History

María del Rocío Moreno León better known as Rossy Moreno is one of the greatest Mexican luchadoras of all if the times and pioneer of the Dinastía Moreno, being the daughter of Acorazado Moreno. Born on October 17, 1965 in Mexico City. She is the eldest sister of Cynthia Moreno, Alda Moreno, Esther Moreno, and El Oriental.

Rossy Moreno debuted at a very young age on December 30, 1978 in Arena Neza, Mexico State under the tutelage of her father Alfonso Moreno and Ray Mendoza. Other of her maestros are Blue Panther and Pirata Morgan. Though, in the very beginning of her career she wrestled masked under the name of La Enfermera briefly, she lost the mask against India Sioux 0.

In despite of the few opportunities in the beginning of her career due to the the prohibition of women's wrestling in the Mexico City area until 1986, she overcame all difficulties and made a name for herself not only in Mexico but also at international level. A young Rossy Moreno won five hairs in lucha de apuestas and the Mexican National Women's Title.

Almost all of her career was in the independent circuit, her first experience in a big promotion was on 1984 for the UWA World Women's Championship against Irma Aguilar in a two out three falls match in which Aguilar retained. The success of AAA with its Women's Division was due to the high quality of the roster and AAA decided to book the Moreno sisters.

Years later, a more experienced Rossy Moreno received an opportunity by CMLL. Her first match was on 1991 in Pista Arena Revolución in which she went with her sister Esther and Vicky Carranza against Lady Star and two Japanese wrestlers. After that match, Rossy was still in CMLL where she won important luchas de apuestas like the hair of Vicky Carranza.

In 1997 AAA booked the Moreno sisters. Rossy wrestled only one match in that year with AAA. She teamed up with Esther Moreno and Miss Janeth against her sister Cynthia Moreno, Princesa Sugey and Estrellita.

Rossy kept a notable feud with her sisters and she joined with Miss Janeth and Xochitl Hamada and they became one of the most important women trios in the history of the Mexican lucha libre, Las Brujas.

2000 was an important year in the career of Rossy, she became Reina de Reinas for the first time on February 20, defeating her three rivals Martha Villalobos, Miss Janeth and Xochitl Hamada.

After a long time there were problems within the trio which lead to a rivalry between Rossy Moreno and Xochitl Hamada. They eventually went to a lucha de apuetas match in which Hamada won. When Hamada left the trio Tiffany joined.

After 2008 Rossy went back to the independent circuit. Participated in a battle of the sexes cage match in IWRG in September 2011, in possibly a one match appearance. She usually participates on family promoted shows at Arena Azteca Budokan. She's also training luchadoras.

Luchas de Apuesta Record

Date	Apuesta	Winner(s)	Loser(s)	Arena and/or Place
??/??/??	mask (1)	India Sioux 0	La Enfermera	unknown
??/??/??	hair	La Marquesa	Rossy Moreno	Arena Azteca Budokan
??/??/??	hair	Rossy Moreno	Pantera Sureña	unknown
??/??/??	hair	Rossy Moreno	Pantera Sureña	unknown
??/??/??	hair	Rossy Moreno	La Medusa	unknown
??/??/??	mask	Rossy Moreno	Selene	unknown
??/??/??	hair	Rossy Moreno	Selene	unknown
??/??/??	hair	Rossy Moreno	La Diabólica (not EMLL one)	unknown
82/04/13	hair (2)	Rosa Maria & Rossy Moreno	Lola González & Pantera Sureña	Cuautitlán, Estado de México
83/01/11	hair	Pantera Sureña	Rossy Moreno	Arena Querétaro
83/11/04	hair	Irma Aguilar	Rossy Moreno	Auditorio de Tijuana - Tijuana, Baja California
87/12/04	hair	Irma Aguilar	Rossy Moreno	Arena México - Mexico City
89/10/20	hair	Rossy Moreno	Vicky Carranza	Arena México - Mexico City
90/06/01	hair	Martha Villalobos	Rossy Moreno	Arena Coliseo - Mexico City
98/09/18	hair (3)	Xochitl Hamada	Rossy Moreno	Centro de Convenciones - Cd. Madero, Tamps.
99/08/16	hair (4)	Alda Moreno & Rossy Moreno	La Fugitiva & La Demoledora	León, Guanajuato
00/03/05	hair (5)	Pentagon Black & Xochitl Hamada	Rossy Moreno	El Toreo - Naucalpan, Mexico State
08/04/25	hair (6)	Estrellita	Rossy Moreno	Arena Azteca Budokan - Cd. Nezahualcóyotl, México St.
(1)Relevos Increíbles vs Atenea & La Marquesa (2) Unknown if losers lost their hair, $50,000 pesos was also on the line (3) Relevos suicidas vs. Alda Moreno & Miss Janeth (4) Cage match which also included La Chola/La Venus & Miss Janeth/Xochitl Hamada (5) Second loses hair' match between Pentagon w/ Xochitl Hamada and Oriental w/ Rossy Moreno (6) Cage match

Gallery

1980

as Querétaro Women's Champion

with Lady Apache

posing with her children

with La Chola, Lady Metal

Taking Vicky Carranza´s hair

as La Enfermera

2016

Championship match against Reina Dorada

signature move

Pierroth Jr. Tribute

as CLLM Alfa Women's Champion

1982