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The original [[Rio Bravo (original)|Rio Bravo]] used that name starting from 2004. He's since sad he was given the name and identity by local AAA promoter [[Francisco Cantu]], but claims he owns the rights to the name. <ref>http://www.elmanana.com.mx/notas.asp?id=148258</ref> Rio Bravo used this name in AAA during 2009, but wanted to leave due to the lack of work and other issues. | The original [[Rio Bravo (original)|Rio Bravo]] used that name starting from 2004. He's since sad he was given the name and identity by local AAA promoter [[Francisco Cantu]], but claims he owns the rights to the name. <ref>http://www.elmanana.com.mx/notas.asp?id=148258</ref> Rio Bravo used this name in AAA during 2009, but wanted to leave due to the lack of work and other issues. | ||
When the original Rio Bravo officially quit, Cantu remedied the situation by sending another [[Rio Bravo (AAA) [[Kendor Jr. | When the original Rio Bravo officially quit, Cantu remedied the situation by sending another [[Rio Bravo (AAA) [[Kendor Jr.]] to AAA in his place. The original has gone to the commission to protest his name being taken by someone else. Cantu and AAA have made no public comment, but AAA stopped using either one and they've both just worked regional [[Nuevo Laredo]] shows since. | ||
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Revision as of 13:15, 14 April 2016
There are two current wrestlers using the name of Rio Bravo, due to a dispute over the rights to the name.
The original Rio Bravo used that name starting from 2004. He's since sad he was given the name and identity by local AAA promoter Francisco Cantu, but claims he owns the rights to the name. [1] Rio Bravo used this name in AAA during 2009, but wanted to leave due to the lack of work and other issues.
When the original Rio Bravo officially quit, Cantu remedied the situation by sending another [[Rio Bravo (AAA) Kendor Jr. to AAA in his place. The original has gone to the commission to protest his name being taken by someone else. Cantu and AAA have made no public comment, but AAA stopped using either one and they've both just worked regional Nuevo Laredo shows since.
