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{{TitleDefenseLine|2|[[Felipe Ham Lee]]|[[1959]].[[12.25]]|[[Arena Coliseo]]|<ref>[http://wrestlingclassics.com/.ubb/ultimatebb.php?ubb=get_topic;f=1;t=147484;p=1#000000 Matt Farmer]</ref>}}
{{TitleDefenseLine|2|[[Felipe Ham Lee]]|[[1959]].[[12.25]]|[[Arena Coliseo]]|<ref>[http://wrestlingclassics.com/.ubb/ultimatebb.php?ubb=get_topic;f=1;t=147484;p=1#000000 Matt Farmer]</ref>}}
{{TitleHistoryLine|6|[[Gory Guerrero]]|[[Ray Mendoza]]|[[1960]].[[07.29]]|[[Arena Mexico]]|<ref>[http://superluchas.com/2015/07/29/en-un-dia-como-hoy-1977-mil-mascaras-vs-el-halcon-mascara-contra-mascaras-1960-gori-guerrero-destrona-a-ray-mendoza/ SuperLuchas]</ref>}}
{{TitleHistoryLine|6|[[Gory Guerrero]]|[[Ray Mendoza]]|[[1960]].[[07.29]]|[[Arena Mexico]]|<ref>[http://superluchas.com/2015/07/29/en-un-dia-como-hoy-1977-mil-mascaras-vs-el-halcon-mascara-contra-mascaras-1960-gori-guerrero-destrona-a-ray-mendoza/ SuperLuchas]</ref>}}
{{TitleDefenseLine|1|[[Ray Mendoza]]|[[1961]].[[05.14]]|[[Arena Coliseo Guadalajara]]|<ref>El Informador 1961.05.14</ref>}}
{{TitleDefenseLine|1|[[Sugi Sito]]|[[1960]].[[09.23]]|[[Arena Mexico]]|<ref>KO 1379</ref>}}
{{TitleDefenseLine|2|[[Ray Mendoza]]|[[1961]].[[05.14]]|[[Arena Coliseo Guadalajara]]|<ref>El Informador 1961.05.14</ref>}}
{{TitleHistorySpan|[[Gory Guerrero]] walks out of EMLL with the championship around September 1962; next few years are approved by NWA but outside of EMLL|<ref>Lucha Libre 104 details this situation as it stands in 1965, claiming EMLL had regularly attempting to get the NWA to order Guerrero to defend the title in Mexico or vacate it, and NWA siding with Guerrero. By 1965, if not earlier, it's clear EMLL wants Ray Mendoza to hold this championship instead</ref>}}
{{TitleHistorySpan|[[Gory Guerrero]] walks out of EMLL with the championship around September 1962; next few years are approved by NWA but outside of EMLL|<ref>Lucha Libre 104 details this situation as it stands in 1965, claiming EMLL had regularly attempting to get the NWA to order Guerrero to defend the title in Mexico or vacate it, and NWA siding with Guerrero. By 1965, if not earlier, it's clear EMLL wants Ray Mendoza to hold this championship instead</ref>}}
{{TitleHistoryLine|7|[[Ali Bey]]|[[Gory Guerrero]]|[[1963]].[[08.06]]|[[El Paso]], [[Texas]], [[United States]]}}
{{TitleHistoryLine|7|[[Ali Bey]]|[[Gory Guerrero]]|[[1963]].[[08.06]]|[[El Paso]], [[Texas]], [[United States]]}}

Latest revision as of 12:59, 25 October 2024

Current Champion

Súper Nova is the current champion. He defeated El Hijo de Rey Misterio II and Lizmark Jr. on May 19, 2013 in El Centenario Salon of Blackfoot, Idaho. The title was vacate.

History of Championship

Longer History

Connection with NWA

The NWA World Light Heavyweight Championship was created in the early 1950s. In it's first years, it was a United States title, but was given to EMLL in 1958, and has remained mostly in Mexico for it's lifespan. The NWA name and the long existence of the belt give it a lot of credibility in Mexico, but it's no different from other modern championships in it's many breaks between defenses.

The EMLL promotion broke from the NWA when it renamed itself CMLL in 1991 and declared new world championships for every division. CMLL appeared to plan on unifying the NWA championships, but the unification matches never took place. The NWA Light Heavyweight championship, with over thirty years of history as a major championship in Mexico, was continued to be treated as a major championship of another organization. Despite the NWA itself imploding and restarting multiple times, CMLL continued to act as if there was still an outside NWA governing body sanctioning this championship. CMLL referees would wear shirts with NWA logos for the title matches, as 'proof' of the championship's legitimacy.

In the late 2000, the current version of the NWA began to request CMLL return to this championship and the other related NWA titles. The NWA pointed out CMLL had not been a dues paying member of the NWA for decades. As a promotion, CMLL ignored the requests. When asked, the individual champions declared they'd only give up the belts if they lost them in the ring. The NWA became more insistent on the return of the belts when Blue Demon Jr. joined to start the NWA Mexico promotion. Demon first suggested matches between the CMLL NWA champions and his groups of wrestlers, then repeatedly demanded the belts be handed over. Since Demon was making these claims in Mexico directly, these claims got higher levels of attention.

Finally, on August 12, 2010, CMLL announced a change with the NWA group of championships. The current physical title belts were all retired, replaced by newly belts with a different design. The old belts are now part of CMLL's mobile museum, though copies of them have turned up elsewhere.

CMLL referred 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 getting the physical belt back, that appeared to satisfy the NWA's complaints. However, since within weeks of that press conference, CMLL had changed course. The championships were referred to as NWA World Historic Championships, angering the NWA again.

Champions Listing

# Champion(s) Defeated Date Location
recognized
1 Johnny Balbo - 1951.12 United States
2 Gypsy Joe (Frank Dorsetti) Johnny Balbo 1952.11.06 Des Moines, Iowa, United States
3 Frank Stojack Gypsy Joe (Frank Dorsetti) 1953.08.10 Spokane, Washington, United States
stripped by Alliance in 1958 for inactivity
Frank Stojack continues to defend title in northwest US
- Adolfo Bonales 1959.?.? Spokane, Washington, United States [1]
decision match between top contenders
4 Dorrel Dixon Al Kashey 1959.02.13 Arena Mexico [2]
1 Ray Mendoza 1959.07.18 Arena Puebla [3]
5 Ray Mendoza Dorrel Dixon 1959.11.29 Arena Coliseo Guadalajara [4]
1 Felipe Ham Lee 1959.12.20 Arena Coliseo Guadalajara [5]
2 Felipe Ham Lee 1959.12.25 Arena Coliseo [6]
6 Gory Guerrero Ray Mendoza 1960.07.29 Arena Mexico [7]
1 Sugi Sito 1960.09.23 Arena Mexico [8]
2 Ray Mendoza 1961.05.14 Arena Coliseo Guadalajara [9]
Gory Guerrero walks out of EMLL with the championship around September 1962; next few years are approved by NWA but outside of EMLL [10]
7 Ali Bey Gory Guerrero 1963.08.06 El Paso, Texas, United States
championship held up after title match on 1963.09.03 versus Omar Atlas [11]
championship rematch
8 Ali Bey [2] Omar Atlas 1963.09.10 El Paso, Texas, United States
9 Gory Guerrero [2] Ali Bey 1963.09.24 El Paso, Texas, United States
NWA no longer recognizes Guerrero as champion in 1967; Guerrero continues to defend his version of the title into 1972 [12]
tournament for vacant title
10 Ray Mendoza [2] Dorrel Dixon 1967.08.04 Arena Mexico [13]
1 Dr. Wagner 1967.08.30 Acapulco [14]
2 Dr. Wagner 1967.10.01 Arena Coliseo Guadalajara [15]
3 Angel Blanco 1967.11.17 Arena Mexico [16]
4 Angel Blanco 1967.11.26 Arena Coliseo Guadalajara [17]
5 Dory Dixon 1967.12.17 La Paz, Baja California [18]
6 Benny Gallant 1968.03.10 Arena Coliseo Monterrey [19]
7 Benny Gallant 1968.04.26 Arena Mexico [20]
11 Angel Blanco Ray Mendoza 1968.05.12 Plaza de Toros Torreon [21]
1 Ray Mendoza 1968.06.14 Arena Mexico [22]
2 Rayo de Jalisco 1968.10.27 Arena Coliseo Guadalajara [23]
3 Rayo de Jalisco 1969.02.02 Arena Coliseo Guadalajara [24]
12 Ray Mendoza [3] Angel Blanco 1969.02.14 Arena Mexico [25]
1 El Solitario 1969.03.28 Arena Mexico [26]
2 El Solitario 1969.06.20 Arena Mexico [27]
3 Dr. Wagner 1969.08.15 Arena Mexico [28]
4 Ángel Blanco 1969.08.25 Auditorio Municipal, Tampico, Tamaulipa [29]
5 Dr. Wagner 1969.10.30 Toluca [30]
6 Coloso Colosetti 1969.12.19 Arena Mexico [31]
13 Coloso Colosetti Ray Mendoza 1970.02.13 Arena Mexico [32]
1 Rayo de Jalisco 1970.03.20 Arena Mexico [33]
14 Ray Mendoza [4] Coloso Colosetti 1970.04.24 Arena Mexico [34]
1 Mr. Koma 1970.07.25 Arena Puebla [35]
2 Shibata 1970.08.28 Arena Mexico [36]
15 El Solitario Ray Mendoza 1970.11.27 Arena Mexico
1 Pat Barret 1971.03.26 Arena Mexico [37]
2 Pat Barret 1971.04.18 Monterrey [38]
3 Rayo de Jalisco 1971.04.23 Arena Mexico [39]
4 Anibal 1971.05.23 Arena Coliseo Guadalajara [40]
5 Ray Mendoza 1971.07.09 Arena Mexico [41]
6 Raul Mata 1971.08.27 Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum [42]
7 Ciclon Veloz Jr. 1972.01.01 Arena Coliseo Guadalajara [43]
16 David Morgan El Solitario 1972.03.17 Arena Mexico
17 Ray Mendoza [5] David Morgan 1972.04.21 Arena Mexico
18 Alfonso Dantes Ray Mendoza 1972.06.16 Tijuana [44]
1 Ray Mendoza 1972.07.28 Arena Mexico [45]
2 El Solitario 1972.10.20 Arena Mexico [46]
3 El Solitario 1972.12.03 Arena Coliseo Guadalajara [47]
4 El Solitario 1973.01.30 Arena Aficion [48]
5 Ray Mendoza 1973.03.30 Arena Mexico [49]
6 Anibal 1973.05.19 Pista Arena Revolucion [50]
19 Kim Sung Ho Alfonso Dantes 1973.06.29 Arena Mexico [51]
1 Ray Mendoza 1973.07.21 Arena Puebla [52]
2 Ray Mendoza 1973.10.07 Arena Coliseo Guadalajara [53]
3 El Solitario 1973.10.25 Arena Toluca [54]
4 El Solitario 1973.12.07 Arena Mexico [55]
20 Ray Mendoza [6] Kim Sung Ho 1973.12.21 Olympic Auditorium, Los Angeles [56]
1 Angel Blanco 1974.04.16 Arena México [57]
2 Alfonso Dantes 1974.06.25 Arena Aficion [58]
championship vacated 1974.07.17, officially due to a Ray Mendoza injury; Mendoza continues to defend unrecognized belt when he returns [59]
tournament for vacant title
21 Dr. Wagner El Halcon 1974.09.22 Arena Mexico [60]
1 Alfonso Dantes 1974.10.27 Arena Coliseo Monterrey [61]
2 Ángel Blanco 1974.12.15 Arena Coliseo Monterrey [62]
3 Ángel Blanco 1975.01.26 Arena Coliseo Guadalajara [63]
4 Alfonso Dantes 1975.03.07 Arena México [64]
5 Goro Tanaka 1975.05.08 Arena Isabel, Cuernavaca, Morelos [65]
6 Alfonso Dantes 1975.06.13 Arena Mexico [66]
7 Gemelo Diablo I 1975.08.01 Arena Mexico [67]
8 Alfonso Dantes 1975.09.16 Arena Coliseo Guadalajara [68]
9 Angel Blanco 1975.09.19 Arena Mexico [69]
10 Alfonso Dantes 1975.10.20 Nuevo Laredo [70]
11 Angel Blanco 1975.12.05 Arena Mexico [71]
12 Dr. Wagner 1976.02.01 Arena Coliseo Monterrey [72]
22 Adorable Rubi Dr. Wagner 1976.02.27 Arena Mexico [73]
1 El Santo 1976.03.21 Arena Coliseo Guadalajara [74]
23 Carlos Plata Adorable Rubi 1976.07.16 Arena Mexico
1 Alfonso Dantes 1976.08.27 Arena Mexico [75]
24 Alfonso Dantes [2] Carlos Plata 1976.10.24 Arena Coliseo Guadalajara [76]
25 Chavo Guerrero Alfonso Dantes 1977.02.11 Los Angeles
1 Rubí Ruvalcaba 1977.03.11 Arena México [77]
26 Roddy Piper Chavo Guerrero 1977.04.13 California
27 Chavo Guerrero [2] Roddy Piper 1977.04.15 Los Angeles
28 Alfonso Dantes [3] Chavo Guerrero 1977.04.22 Arena Mexico [78]
1 El Faraón 1977.06.26 Monterrey [79]
2 El Faraón 1977.07.28 Cuernavaca [80]
3 El Faraón 1977.09.30 Arena Mexico [81]
4 Carlos Plata 1977.10.04 Arena Nueva Atzacoalco [82]
5 El Faraón 1977.12.25 Arena Coliseo Guadalajara [83]
6 El Faraón 1978.03.11 Puebla
29 El Faraón Alfonso Dantes 1978.04.07 Arena Mexico [84]
1 Alfonso Dantes 1978.04.26 Acapulco [85]
2 Perro Aguayo 1978.05.14 Arena Coliseo Guadalajara [86]
3 Alfonso Dantes 1978.05.24 Acapulco [85]
4 Ángel Blanco 1978.06.16 Mexico City [85]
5 El Nazi 1978.07.02 Monterrey [85]
6 Gemelo Diablo I 1978.07.08 Puebla [85]
7 Ángel Blanco 1978.07.26 Acapulco [85]
8 Gemelo Diablo 1978.08.13 Arena Coliseo Guadalajara [87]
9 Ángel Blanco 1978.09.05 Mexico City [85]
10 Tony Salazar 1978.09.20 Acapulco [85]
11 Adorable Ruvalcaba 1978.09.24 Acapulco [85]
12 Tony Salazar 1978.10.27 Arena Mexico [88]
13 Carlos Plata 1978.11.26 Arena Coliseo Guadalajara [89]
30 Pak Choo El Faraón 1978.12.08 Arena Mexico [90]
1 El Faraón 1979.01.21 Arena Coliseo Guadalajara [91]
2 Ringo Mendoza 1979.03.11 Arena Coliseo Guadalajara [92]
31 Alfonso Dantes [4] Pak Choo 1979.04.30 Arena Mexico [93]
1 El Faraon 1979.05.26 Pista Arena Revolucion [94]
2 Satoru Sayama 1979.06.03 Arena Coliseo Guadalajara [95]
3 Satoru Sayama 1979.06.22 Arena Mexico [96]
4 Satoru Sayama 1979.07.01 Arena Coliseo Guadalajara [97]
5 Ringo Mendoza 1979.09.26 Arena Coliseo Acapulco [98]
6 El Faraón 1979.10.14 Arena Coliseo Guadalajara [99]
7 El Faraon 1979.10.27 Pista Arena Revolucion [100]
8 Gran Hamada 1979.12.07 Arena Mexico [101]
9 Ringo Mendoza 1979.12.30 Arena Coliseo Guadalajara [102]
32 Raul Mata Alfonso Dantes 1980.01.20 Arena Coliseo Guadalajara [103]
33 Alfonso Dantes [5] Raul Mata 1980.02.15 Arena Mexico [104]
1 Kurisu 1980.02.29 Arena Mexico [105]
2 El Faraón 1980.07.31 Cuernavaca [106]
3 El Faraón 1980.09.10 Arena Neza [107]
4 El Faraón 1980.09.21 Arena Coliseo [108]
5 El Fantasma 1980.11.02 Arena Coliseo Guadalajara [109]
6 El Fantasma 1980.11.21 El Fantasma [110]
7 Ringo Mendoza 1980.12.21 Arena Coliseo Monterrey [111]
34 Tony Salazar Alfonso Dantes 1981.04.03 Arena Mexico [112]
1 Alfonso Dantes 1981.05.03 Arena Coliseo Guadalajara [113]
2 Adorable Rubi 1981.07.05 Arena Coliseo [114]
3 Sangre Chicana 1981.07.18 Arena Puebla [115]
4 El Faraón 1981.08.14 Arena Coliseo [116]
5 Adorable Rubi 1981.09.20 Arena Coliseo Guadalajara [117]
6 Alfonso Dantes 1981.10.14 Arena Coliseo Acapulco [118]
7 Dr. Wagner 1982.02.19 Arena Mexico [119]
8 Sangre Chicana 1982.02.21 Pista Arena Revolución [120]
35 David Morgan [2] Tony Salazar 1982.03.12 Arena Mexico [121]
36 Mascara Año 2000 David Morgan 1982.04.02 Arena Mexico [122]
1 Alfonso Dantes 1982.05.05 Box y Lucha 1538 [123]
2 Alfonso Dantes 1982.05.28 Arena Mexico [124]
3 El Faraón 1982.07.28 Acapulco [125]
4 Pirata Morgan 1982.09.04 Pista Arena Revolución [126]
5 Sangre Chicana 1982.09.12 Arena Coliseo [127]
5 MS-1 1982.09.21 Arena Coliseo [128]
37 El Faraón [2] Mascara Año 2000 1982.11.16 Arena Mexico [129]
1 Anibal 1982.12.03 Arena Mexico [130]
2 Satánico 1982.12.09 Arena Isabel, Cuernavaca, Morelos [131]
3 Máscara Año 2000 1982.12.15 Arena Xochimilco [132]
38 Ringo Mendoza El Faraón 1983.01.09 Arena Coliseo Guadalajara [133]
1 El Faraón 1983.02.18 Arena México [134]
2 MS-1 1983.04.24 Arena México [135]
3 Sangre Chicana 1983.06.19 Arena Coliseo Guadalajara [136]
4 Sangre Chicana 1983.07.09 Arena Puebla [137]
39 Satanico Ringo Mendoza 1983.07.28 Arena Isabel de Cuernavaca [138]
1 Sangre Chicana 1983.09.24 Arena Puebla [139]
40 Ringo Mendoza [2] Satanico 1983.10.23 Arena Coliseo Guadalajara [140]
1 MS-1 1983.12.04 Arena Mexico [141]
2 El Faraón 1984.01.22 Arena Coliseo Guadalajara [142]
3 Ringo Mendoza 1984.02.13 Arena Xochimilco [143]
4 Coloso Colosetti 1984.03.14 Arena Neza [144]
5 MS-1 1984.04.13 Arena Mexico [145]
6 El Faraón 1984.07.29 Arena Coliseo Guadalajara [146]
7 Sangre Chicana 1984.11.11 Arena Coliseo Guadalajara [147]
8 Pirata Morgan 1985.01.19 Pista Arena Revolución [148]
9 Angel Blanco Jr. 1985.02.03 Plaza de Toros el Cortijo, Mexico City [149]
41 MS-1 Ringo Mendoza 1985.02.13 Arena Coliseo Acapulco [150]
1 Sangre Chicana 1985.03.03 Arena Mexico [151]
2 Ringo Mendoza 1985.05.04 Pista Arena Revolución [152]
42 Rayo de Jalisco Jr. MS-1 1985.06.21 Arena Mexico [153]
1 Pirata Morgan 1985.06.30 Arena Coliseo Guadalajara [154]
2 MS-1 1985.08.01 Arena Isabel, Cuernavaca, Morelos [155]
3 Cien Caras 1985.08.09 Arena México [156]
4 Sangre Chicana 1985.09.15 Arena México [157]
5 Máscara Año 2000 1985.10.13 Arena Coliseo Guadalajara [158]
6 Máscara Año 2000 1985.10.30 Arena Neza [159]
7 Negro Navarro 1985.11.20 Arena Puebla [160]
8 MS-1 1985.11.23 Arena Puebla [161]
9 Sangre Chicana 1986.03.19 Arena Coliseo Acapulco [162]
10 Jerry Estrada 1986.05.07 Arena Neza [163]
11 Bill Anderson 1986.07.20 Plaza de Toros el Cortijo, Mexico City [164]
12 Máscara Año 2000 1986.08.15 Arena Mexico [165]
13 Brazo de Oro 1986.10.17 Arena México [166]
14 Mascara Ano 2000 1986.10.22 Arena Coliseo Acapulco [167]
15 Mascara Ano 2000 1986.12.07 Arena Mexico [168]
16 Pirata Morgan 1987.02.25 Arena Neza [169]
43 MS-1 [2] Rayo de Jalisco Jr. 1987.03.20 Arena Mexico [170]
44 Cien Caras MS-1 1987.06.24 Arena Neza
1 Rayo de Jalisco Jr. 1987.08.28 Arena Mexico [171]
2 Tony Salazar 1987.10.28 Arena Neza [172]
45 Lizmark Cien Caras 1988.03.20 Arena Mexico
1 Mascara Ano 2000 1988.04.29 Arena Mexico
1 Centurión Negro 1988.07.29 Plaza de Toros La Monumental, Monterrey, Nuevo León [173]
46 Fabuloso Blondy Lizmark 1988.06.24 Arena Mexico
1 Lizmark 1988.09.30 Arena Mexico [174]
2 Rayo de Jalisco Jr. 1988.10.28 Arena Mexico [175]
47 Lizmark [2] Fabuloso Blondie 1988.12.09 Arena Mexico [176]
1 Satanico 1989.02.17 Arena Coliseo [177]
2 El Brazo 1989.03.08 Arena Coliseo [178]
3 Brazo de Oro 1989.03.15 Arena Coliseo Acapulco [179]
4 Fabuloso Blondy 1989.03.29 Arena Coliseo Acapulco [180]
4 Fabuloso Blondy 1989.07.05 Arena Coliseo Acapulco [181]
48 Satanico [2] Lizmark 1989.07.21 Arena Mexico [182]
1 Blue Panther 1989.08.26 Pista Arena Revolucion [183]
49 Pirata Morgan Satanico 1989.10.12 Arena Isabel de Cuernavaca [184]
1 Brazo de Oro 1989.11.17 Arena Mexico} [185]
50 Fabuloso Blondie [2] Pirata Morgan 1989.12.08 Arena Mexico [186]
51 Lizmark [3] Fabuloso Blondie 1990.03.21 Arena Coliseo De Acapulco [187]
1 Ulises 1990.04.13 Arena Mexico [188]
2 El Faraón 1990.06.27 Arena Coliseo De Acapulco [189]
3 Fabuloso Blondie 1990.08.15 Arena Coliseo De Acapulco [190]
4 Mascara Ano 2000 1990.10.31 Arena Coliseo De Acapulco [191]
52 Satanico [3] Lizmark 1990.11.27 Arena Isabel De Leon
1 Sangre Chicana 1991.03.17 Arena Mexico
2 Sangre Chicana 1991.03.21 Arena Coliseo De Acapulco
3 Pirata Morgaon 1991.03.30 Pista Arena Revolucion [192]
4 Mano Negra 1991.04.25 Arena Isabel De Cuernavaca
53 Lizmark [4] Satanico 1991.05.01 Arena Coliseo De Acapulco
1 Gran Markus Jr. 1991.05.29 Arena Coliseo De Acapulco
2 Satanico 1991.06.29 Arena Puebla
3 Pierroth Jr. 1991.07.11 Arena Isabel De Cuernavaca [193]
4 Brazo de Oro 1991.07.17 Arena Coliseo De Acapulco
5 Pierroth Jr. 1991.07.18 Arena Isabel De Cuernavaca
6 Pirata Morgan 1991.11.06 Arena Coliseo Acapulco
7 Pirata Morgan 1991.11.23 Pista Arena Revolucion
8 Jerry Estrada 1991.12.15 Arena Mexico [194]
54 Satanico [4] Lizmark 1992.04.05 Arena Mexico
1 Ultimo Dragon 1992.04.18 Tokyo
2 Lizmark 1992.07.17 Arena Mexico [195]
55 Apolo Dantes Satanico 1992.07.25 Arena Puebla
1 Satanico 1992.08.18 Arena Isabel De Cuernavaca [196]
2 El Hijo del Solitario 1992.08.19 Arena Naucalpan
3 El Hijo del Solitario 1992.08.30 Arena Naucalpan[197]
4 Satanico 1992.09.16 Cuautla
5 Satanico 1992.09.20 ?
6 Jaque Mate 1992.09.22 Arena Coliseo DF [198]
7 El Hijo del Solitario 1992.10.29 Arena Isabel De Cuernavaca [199]
8 Titan 1993.02.12 Arena Mexico
56 Jaque Mate Apolo Dantes 1993.03.25 Arena Isabel De Cuernavaca
1 Pirata Morgan 1993.03.27 Arena Puebla
2 El Dandy 1993.05.30 Arena Mexico
3 Ringo Mendoza 1993.09.01 Arena Coliseo De Acapulco
4 Ringo Mendoza 1993.09.12 Arena Coliseo DF
5 La Fiera 1993.11.24 Arena Coliseo Acapulco
6 Silver King 1994.01.29 Arena Puebla
7 Blue Demon Jr. 1994.03.10 Arena Isabel De Cuernavaca
8 El Dandy 1994.05.28 Arena Puebla
9 El Hijo del Solitario 1994.08.02 Arena Coliseo DF
10 Blue Demon Jr. 1994.09.18 Teatro Bryzan, Mexico City
11 La Fiera 1994.10.28 Arena Mexico
57 El Dandy Jacque Mate 1994.12.04 Pista Arena Revolucion [200]
1 Satanico 1995.03.16 Pista Arena Revolucion
2 Sanson (UWA) 1995.06.21 Auditorio Municipal, Zacapoaxta, Puebla
3 El Hijo del Gladiador 1995.07.19 Deportivo Penoles, Mexico City
4 Ray González 1995.08.25 Arena Mexico
5 Mano Negra 1995.10.17 Arena Coliseo DF
6 Pirata Morgan 1995.10.25 Arena Naucalpan
7 Emilio Charles Jr. 1996.02.03 Pista Arena Revolucion
8 Silver King 1996.05.15 Pista Arena Revolucion
9 Emilio Charles Jr. 1996.08.03 Pista Arena Revolucion
10 Pirata Morgan 1996.10.25 Arena Naucalpan [201]
58 Black Warrior El Dandy 1996.10.15 Arena Coliseo DF
1 Solar I 1996.12.21 Pista Arena Revolucion
2 Mr. Niebla 1997.02.06 Japan
3 Atlantis 1997.03.04 Arena Coliseo DF
59 Shocker Black Warrior 1997.05.04 Arena Coliseo DF
1[202] Emilio Charles 1997.06? Arena Coliseo Guadalajara
2[203] Rey Bucanero 1997.11.21 Arena Neza
60 Black Warrior [2] Shocker 1998.03.10 Arena Coliseo DF
1 Rey Bucanero 1998.08.23 KBS Hall - Kyoto, Japan
2[204] Tony Rivera 1998.11.16 Ciudad Nezahualcóyotl, Estado de México
3 Felino 1998.12.04 Arena Mexico
4[205] Shocker 1998.12.28 Arena Puebla
5 Mr. Niebla 1999.01.13 Arena Coliseo De Acapulco
6 Shocker 1999.02.07 Arena Coliseo Guadalajara
7 Atlantis 1999.02.12 Arena Neza
8 Shocker 1999.03.16 Arena Coliseo DF
9 Olimpico 1999.04.21 Arena Coliseo De Acapulco
10[206] Ultimo Rebelde 1999.09.16 Arena Olimpico Laguna
11 Olimpico 1999.12.14 Arena Coliseo DF
12 Tarzan Boy 2000.02.16 Arena Coliseo De Acapulco
61 Tarzan Boy Black Warrior 2000.03.06 Arena Puebla
1 Satanico 2000.04.13 Arena Isabel De Cuernavaca
2 Shocker 2000.05.21 Arena Coliseo De Monterrey
3 Satanico 2000.05.25 Arena Neza [207]
4 Black Warrior 2000.11.20 Yokkaichi, Japan
5 Black Warrior 2001.01.02 Arena Coliseo DF
6 Satanico 2001.04.05 Cancun
7 Atlantis 2001.12.20 Arena Isabel De Cuernavaca
62 Vampiro Tarzan Boy 2003.02.09 Arena Coliseo DF
1 Shocker 2003.03.31 Arena Puebla
2 Shocker 2003.04.17 Arena Isabel De Cuernavaca
3 Rey Bucanero 2003.08.31 Arena Coliseo DF
4 Black Warrior 2004.03.05 Arena Mexico
63 Shocker [2] Vampiro 2004.05.03 Arena Puebla
1 Ultimo Guerrero 2004.05.09 Arena Coliseo DF
2 Tarzan Boy 2004.07.08 Arena Isabel De Cuernavaca
3 Tinieblas Jr. 2004.08.01 Arena Coliseo DF
4 Terrible 2004.09.07 Arena Coliseo DF
5 Ultimo Guerrero 2005.02.13 Arena Coliseo Guadalajara
title vacant when Shocker no-shows defense to jump to AAA
decision match for vacant title between top contenders
64 Dr. Wagner Jr. Ultimo Guerrero 2005.04.17 Arena Coliseo DF
1 Mascara Ano 2000 2005.06.05 Arena Coliseo Guadalajara
65 Atlantis Dr. Wagner Jr. 2005.07.22 Arena Mexico
1 Rey Bucanero 2005.08.14 Gimnasio Nuevo Leon
2 Rey Bucanero 2005.08.28 Arena Coliseo Guadalajara
3 Dr. Wagner Jr. 2005.09.26 Arena Puebla
4 Dr. Wagner Jr. 2005.09.28 Auditorio Miguel Barragan de San Luis Potosi
5 Blue Panther 2006.02.01 Arena Coliseo De Acapulco
6 Perro Aguayo Jr. 2006.02.03 Arena Mexico
7 Blue Panther 2006.02.09 Arena Neza
8 Rey Bucanero 2006.07.16 Arena Coliseo DF
9 Alex Koslov 2007.05.01 Arena Coliseo DF
10 Ultimo Dragon 2007.12.09 Arena Mexico
11 Blue Panther 2008.02.04 Arena Puebla
12 Shocker 2008.06.29 Arena Coliseo
13 Alex Koslov 2008.10.07 Arena Coliseo Guadalajara
66 Texano Jr. Atlantis 2009.04.05 Arena Coliseo Guadalajara
1 Shocker 2009.07.24 Arena Mexico
2 Toscano 2009.11.19 Arena Isabel de Cuernavaca
3 Toscano 2009.12.01 Arena Coliseo Guadalajara
championship replaced with NWA World Historic Light Heavyweight Championship
final of tournament for vacant title
67 Súper Nova El Hijo de Rey Misterio II & Lizmark Jr. 2013.05.19 El Centenario Salon - Blackfoot, Idaho
1 Dinamic Black 2013.07.11 Arena Naucalpan - Naucalpan, Mexico State
2 Eterno 2014.02.26 Arena Naucalpan - Naucalpan, Mexico State
 
 
title change
successful title defense
championship matches which were announced, but results were not found

Sources:

  1. ↑ Lucha Libre 191; Bonales says he and Stojack went to a draw before the title was declared vacant and decided in Mexico. It's possible he was off a year.
  2. ↑ BV
  3. ↑ SuperLuchas New Era 5
  4. ↑ El Informador 1959-11-29
  5. ↑ SuperLuchas
  6. ↑ Matt Farmer
  7. ↑ SuperLuchas
  8. ↑ KO 1379
  9. ↑ El Informador 1961.05.14
  10. ↑ Lucha Libre 104 details this situation as it stands in 1965, claiming EMLL had regularly attempting to get the NWA to order Guerrero to defend the title in Mexico or vacate it, and NWA siding with Guerrero. By 1965, if not earlier, it's clear EMLL wants Ray Mendoza to hold this championship instead
  11. ↑ http://www.wrestling-titles.com/nwa/world/nwa-lh.html - source for this title change and many of the dates on this page
  12. ↑ Box Y Lucha 768 (Jully 7, 1967) mentions Guerrero looking to defend the title at Arena San Juan, which may have finally prompted the belt to be vacated. Salvador Lutteroth then claims he's got NWA paperwork vacating the title in the same issue. Halcon 101 (1974) has Gory Guerrero showing the title and claiming he saw he was still listed as champion in the NWA record book at a recent meeting, though he's effectively retired
  13. ↑ SuperLuchas
  14. ↑ Lucha Libre 220
  15. ↑ El Informador 1967-10-01
  16. ↑ Lucha Libre 220
  17. ↑ Lucha Libre 220
  18. ↑ Lucha Libre 220
  19. ↑ Lucha Libre 231
  20. ↑ SL 28
  21. ↑ El Siglo de Torreon; typically listed as the 19th
  22. ↑ SuperLuchas
  23. ↑ El Informador 1968-10-27
  24. ↑ El Informador 1969-02-02
  25. ↑ Lucha Libre 323 year in review mentions the correct date repeatedly; previously listed as 1968.12.25
  26. ↑ Lucha Libre 285; Lucha Libre 323
  27. ↑ Teddy Centinela
  28. ↑ Teddy Centinela
  29. ↑ Arena Clasica, Lucha Libre 310
  30. ↑ Lucha Libre 318
  31. ↑ a draw; Teddy Centinela, http://superluchas.net/2014/12/19/en-un-dia-como-hoy-anibal-destapa-red-terror-adrian-street-en-mexico/ SuperLuchas
  32. ↑ previously listed as 1969.12.19, but that was a title defense
  33. ↑ SuperLuchas
  34. ↑ date had been listed as 1970.03.20, but poster/recap lists correct date, Lucha Libre 341 confirms
  35. ↑ Box y Lucha 928
  36. ↑ Box y Lucha 932
  37. ↑ CMLL
  38. ↑ Box Y Lucha 967
  39. ↑ Box Y Lucha 967
  40. ↑ El Informador 1971-05-23
  41. ↑ Box y Lucha 977, Box y Lucha 978
  42. ↑ wrestlingdata
  43. ↑ El Informador 1972-01-01
  44. ↑ Halcon 1
  45. ↑ SuperLuchas
  46. ↑ Halcon 14
  47. ↑ El Informador 1972-12-03
  48. ↑ Halcon 29, Halcon 31
  49. ↑ Halcon 44, Halcon 63
  50. ↑ Halcon 46
  51. ↑ Box Y Lucha 1080, Box Y Lucha 1081
  52. ↑ Halcon 55, billed as first defense
  53. ↑ El Informador 1973-10-07
  54. ↑ Halcon 67, Halcon 68
  55. ↑ Lucha libre 531, Halcon 76
  56. ↑ Halcon 78
  57. ↑ Halcon 103
  58. ↑ Halcon 104
  59. ↑ NWA letter] confirming the title being stripped due to injury. Mendoza was injured but EMLL vacated the title quicker than typical. Mendoza did not return to EMLL when he returned from injury; it's possible EMLL knew he was leaving and used the injury as an excuse.
  60. ↑ Halcon 117
  61. ↑ Halcon 120
  62. ↑ Halcon 128, KO 1133
  63. ↑ El Informador 1975-01-26
  64. ↑ Box Y Lucha 1212
  65. ↑ KO 1152, Halcon 150
  66. ↑ Halcon 155
  67. ↑ SuperLuchas
  68. ↑ El Informador 1975-09-16, KO 1170
  69. ↑ draw (double pin in second fall); Lucha Libre 621
  70. ↑ Halcon 174
  71. ↑ The Gladiatores
  72. ↑ Halcon 190
  73. ↑ Halcon 194
  74. ↑ El Infomador 1976-03-21, Halcon 196
  75. ↑ Box Y Lucha 1245
  76. ↑ El Informador 1976-10-24
  77. ↑ Halcon 248
  78. ↑ Box Y Lucha 1280
  79. ↑ Box Y Lucha 1288
  80. ↑ Box Y Lucha 1294
  81. ↑ Box Y Lucha 1302, Box Y Lucha 1303, Halcon 277
  82. ↑ Halcon 278
  83. ↑ El Informador 1977-12-25
  84. ↑ CMLL - previously listed as 06/02, which may have been a title defense
  85. ↑ 85.0 85.1 85.2 85.3 85.4 85.5 85.6 85.7 85.8 Cite error: Invalid <ref> tag; no text was provided for refs named halcon347
  86. ↑ SuperLuchas
  87. ↑ El Informador 1978-08-13, Halcon 347
  88. ↑ Halcon 347, Box Y Lucha 1358
  89. ↑ El Informador 1978-11-26, Halcon 347
  90. ↑ [https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=600231486691257&set=a.461505387230535.102143.454597374588003&type=1 DJ Spectro[
  91. ↑ El Informador 1979-01-21, Halcon 349
  92. ↑ El Informador 1979-03-11
  93. ↑ Matt Farmer
  94. ↑ Lucha Libre 803
  95. ↑ El Informador 1979-06-03
  96. ↑ SuperLuchas, Halcon 372
  97. ↑ El Informador 1979-07-01
  98. ↑ Box Y Lucha 1404
  99. ↑ El Informador 1979-10-14
  100. ↑ KO 1371
  101. ↑ ended in a double countout draw, KO 1378
  102. ↑ El Informador 1979-12-30
  103. ↑ El Informador 1980-01-20 lists the match
  104. ↑ Box y Lucha 1426
  105. ↑ ricardo aguilar hidalgo
  106. ↑ Box y Lucha 1447
  107. ↑ a draw; KO 1417, KO 1418
  108. ↑ Matt Farmer
  109. ↑ El Informador 1980-11-02
  110. ↑ Box y Lucha 1463, Box y Lucha 1464
  111. ↑ Box y Lucha 1467, Box y Lucha 1469
  112. ↑ Halcon 465
  113. ↑ El Informador 1981-05-03
  114. ↑ Halcon 483, KO 1459
  115. ↑ Box y Lucha 1496, Halcon 483
  116. ↑ Box y Lucha, Halcon 484
  117. ↑ El Informador 1981-09-20, Box Y Lucha 1506
  118. ↑ Box y Lucha
  119. ↑ CMLL, Halcon Mensual 6
  120. ↑ Halcon Mensual 6
  121. ↑ SuperLuchas, Box y Lucha 1320
  122. ↑ CMLL, Halcon Mensual 7
  123. ↑ Box y Lucha 1538
  124. ↑ SuperLuchas
  125. ↑ Halcon Mensual 8
  126. ↑ Box y Lucha 1554
  127. ↑ Matt Farmer, Box y Lucha 1556
  128. ↑ Matt Farmer, Box y Lucha 1557
  129. ↑ Box y Lucha 1565, Box y Lucha 1566
  130. ↑ Matt Farmer, Box y Lucha 1567, Box y Lucha 1568
  131. ↑ Box y Lucha 1568, Lucha Libre 989
  132. ↑ Box y Lucha 1569, Box y Lucha 1570
  133. ↑ El Informador 1983-01-09; Box y lucha 1574 confirms this title change. Title change also listed as 01-15 and Box y Lucha doesn't specify a date
  134. ↑ Matt Farmer, Box y Lucha 1578, Box y Lucha 1579
  135. ↑ Box y Lucha 1587
  136. ↑ El Informador 1983-06-19
  137. ↑ Box y Lucha 1597
  138. ↑ Matt Farmer, Box y Lucha 1600, Box y Lucha 1601
  139. ↑ Box y Lucha 1608
  140. ↑ El Informador 1983-10-23
  141. ↑ Box y Lucha 1618, Box y Lucha 1619
  142. ↑ El Informador 1984-01-22
  143. ↑ Halcon 717
  144. ↑ Box y Lucha 1632
  145. ↑ Box y Lucha 1635, Halcon 626, Matt Farmer
  146. ↑ El Informador 1984-07-29
  147. ↑ El Informador 1984-11-11
  148. ↑ Box y Lucha 1674
  149. ↑ luchablog photolog (2013-09-16 03.06.56)
  150. ↑ Box Y Lucha, Box y Lucha 1679, Box y Lucha 1723 (YIR), Halcon 647, RB
  151. ↑ Matt Farmer, Arena 1384, Box y Lucha 1680
  152. ↑ Box y Lucha 1689
  153. ↑ Box y Lucha 1695, Box y Lucha 1696, Matt Farmer
  154. ↑ El Informador 1985-06-30
  155. ↑ Halcon 692
  156. ↑ Box y Lucha 1703, SuperLuchas
  157. ↑ Arena 1413, Box y Lucha 1707
  158. ↑ El Informador 1985-10-13
  159. ↑ Box y Lucha 1714
  160. ↑ Combate 528
  161. ↑ Box y Lucha 1717
  162. ↑ Box y Lucha 1734
  163. ↑ Box y Lucha 1740
  164. ↑ Luchas 2000 #574, p7, Cronicas y Leyendas
  165. ↑ http://youtu.be/eQk38De43C4
  166. ↑ Box y Lucha 1764
  167. ↑ Box y Lucha 1764
  168. ↑ luchablog photolog (2013-09-16 02.33.41)
  169. ↑ Box y Lucha 1782
  170. ↑ Box y Lucha 1786, RB
  171. ↑ Matt Farmer, Halcon 799, Halcon 800
  172. ↑ luchablog photolog (2013-09-15 15.46.20)
  173. ↑ Lucha Libre del Recuredo, suggests title change date is wrong
  174. ↑ Halcon 856
  175. ↑ Box y Lucha 1867
  176. ↑ CMLL, Halcon 867, Matt Farmer, RB
  177. ↑ https://www.facebook.com/cmll.oficial/photos/a.352219088254374.1073741827.351036975039252/679363095539970/?type=3 CMLL], Box y Lucha 1883
  178. ↑ luchablog photolog (2013-09-16 02.24.01)
  179. ↑ Box y Lucha 1889
  180. ↑ Box y Lucha 1889
  181. ↑ Box y Lucha 1894
  182. ↑ WON 1989-08-21
  183. ↑ Box y Lucha 1909
  184. ↑ Box y Lucha 1917
  185. ↑ Box y Lucha 1921
  186. ↑ WON 1989-12-26
  187. ↑ WON 1990-04-23
  188. ↑ Roy Lucier
  189. ↑ luchablog photolog (2013-09-16 02.51.48), Box y Lucha 1954
  190. ↑ Box y Lucha 1960
  191. ↑ luchablog photolog (2013-09-16 02.51.48), Box y Lucha 1960
  192. ↑ Halcon 986
  193. ↑ Box y Lucha 2004
  194. ↑ draw in unification match with CMLL World Light Heavyweight Championship, luchablog photolog (2013-09-17 17.32.40), Box y Lucha 2027
  195. ↑ SuperLuchas, Lucha Libre Weekly 25
  196. ↑ Lucha Libre Weekly 27
  197. ↑ Lucha Libre Weekly 28
  198. ↑ Billed as 8th defense - Lucha Libre Weekly 32
  199. ↑ Lucha Libre Weekly 38
  200. ↑ Box Y Lucha
  201. ↑ GM poster; throws the following title date into dispute.
  202. ↑ http://youtu.be/9JW6z9v3EpE - date unclear
  203. ↑ http://h.elsiglodetorreon.com.mx/Repository/getFiles.asp?Style=OliveXLib:LowLevelEntityToSaveGifMSIE_ELSIGLO&Type=text/html&Locale=spanish-skin-custom&Path=EDT/1997/11/20&ChunkNum=-1&ID=Ar02304&PageLabel=23 El Siglo de Torreon]
  204. ↑ WON 1998-11-16
  205. ↑ luchablog photolog (2013-09-15 23.26.57)
  206. ↑ draw, El Siglo de Torreon 1999-09-18
  207. ↑ Luchas 2000 10

Gori Guerrero branch

Gori Guerrero walked out of EMLL while champion in 1962. EMLL eventually tried to have the NWA strip Guerrero of this championship, but the alliance refused until 1967. Guerrero would occasionally show the belt in interviews and insist the NWA's official record book continued to list him as champion. He is known to defend the championship as late as 1975, where he actually lost it to Dory Dixon.

# Champion(s) Defeated Date Location
9 Gori Guerrero
- Dory Dixon Gori Guerrero 1975.06.01 Ciudad Juarez [1]
- Chavo Guerrero 1975.06.22 Ciudad Juarez [2]
 
 
title change
successful title defense
championship matches which were announced, but results were not found

Sources:

  1. ↑ Halcon 185
  2. ↑ Halcon 185

Dory Dixon would lose in a title match on August 10th, merging this with the other disputed branch.

Ray Mendoza branch

Ray Mendoza suffered an injury (or maybe the latest in a series) in mid-1974. EMLL quickly used this as a pretense to appeal to the NWA to strip Mendoza of the championship, perhaps to prevent him from leaving with a belt as Rene Guajardo had decided to do at that time. It didn't work; Mendoza kept the title (or a version of it) and defended it when he returned in 1975.

This championship was not recognized by the NWA, though it was the same physical belt. It was generally referred to as the "World Light Heavyweight Championship", with abbreviations including AIL, AIP and IWA occasionally affixed to it.

# Champion(s) Defeated Date Location
20 Ray Mendoza
3 Cesar Valentino 1975.10.03 Veracruz [1]
4 Ángel Blanco 1975.05.12 Nuevo Laredo [2]
5 Ángel Blanco 1975.05.23 Monterrey [3]
6 Sugi Sito 1975.07.13 Arena Raff [4]
"unification" match with Gori Guerrero branch
7 Dory Dixon 1975.08.10 Monterrey [5]
8 Anibal 1975.10.30 Toluca [6]
 
 
title change
successful title defense
championship matches which were announced, but results were not found

Sources:

  1. ↑ Halcon 185
  2. ↑ KO 1151
  3. ↑ Halcon 151
  4. ↑ Halcon 159
  5. ↑ Halcon 159, Halcon 185
  6. ↑ Halcon 185

The championship was quietly dropped upon the announcement of the UWA World Light Heavyweight Championship. Ray Mendoza became the first champion, implicitly continuing the legacy of this championship.

Gallery of Champions

Al Kashey, Contender appointed by the National Wrestling Association
Dory Dixon, 4th Champion
Ray Mendoza, 5th, 10th, 12th, 14th, 17th & 20th Champion
Gory Guerrero, 6th & 9th Champion
Ali Bey, 7th & 8th Champion
Angel Blanco, 11th Champion


Coloso Colosetti, 13th Champion
El Solitario, 15th Champion
David Morgan, 16th Champion
Alfonso Dantes, 18th, 24rd, 28th, 31th & 33rd Champion
Kim Sung Ho, 19th Champion
Dr. Wagner, 21st Champion


Adorable Rubi, 22nd Champion
Carlos Plata, 23rd Champion
Chavo Guerrero, 25th & 27th Champion
Roddy Piper, 26th Champion
El Faraon, 29th & 37th Champion
Pak Choo, 30th Champion


Raul Mata, 32nd Champion
Tony Salazar, 34th Champion
Mascara Ano 2000, 36th Champion
Ringo Mendoza, 38th & 40th Champion
MS-1, 41st & 43rd Champion
Rayo de Jalisco Jr., 42nd Champion


Lizmark, 45th, 47th, 51st & 53rd Champion
Fabuloso Blondy, 46th & 50th Champion
Apolo Dantes, 55th Champion
El Dandy, 57th Champion
Black Warrior, 58th & 60th Champion
Tarzan Boy, 61st Champion


Dr. Wagner Jr., 64th Champion
Atlantis, 65th Champion
Texano Jr., 66th Champion
Texano Jr., as 66th Champion with new belt
Súper Nova, 67th Champion


Gallery of Title Belts

Original Belt (Tapatia version)
Original Belt
2nd Belt
3rd & 5th Belt
4th Belt


Sources


Consejo Mundial de Lucha Libre Championships
CMLL: Micro: Micro Gemelo Diablo I • Mini: Ultimo Dragoncito
Super Light: Stigma • Welter: Titán • Middle: Templario
Light Heavy: Barbaro Cavernario • Heavy: Gran Guerrero
Tag: Ángel de Oro & Niebla Roja • Trios: (Atlantis Jr., Star Jr., Volador Jr.)
Women: Stephanie Vaquer • Women's Tag: Stephanie Vaquer & Zeuxis
Historic: Welter: Mascara Dorada • Middle: Mistico • Light Heavy: Atlantis Jr.
National: Light: Futuro • Welter: Magia Blanca • Middle: Guerrero Maya Jr.
Light Heavy: Esfinge • Heavy: Star Black
Tag: Los Depredadores (Magnus & Rugido) • Trios: Los Indestructibles (Apocalipsis, Disturbio, Cholo)
Women: Reyna Isis • Women's Tag: Jarochita & Lluvia
Occidente: Welter: Explosivo • Middle: Zandokan Jr.
Light Heavy: Esfinge • Heavy: Bestia Negra
Tag: Dulce Gardenia & La Fashion • Trios: Batallon de la Muerte (El Malayo, Rey Apocalipsis. Siki Osama Jr.)
Women: Dark Silueta • Women's Tag: Vacant
Misc: Arena Coliseo Tag: La Ola Negra (Akuma & Dark Magic) • Japan Women's: Dark Silueta
Tournaments: Leyenda de Azul Hechicero • Leyenda de Plata: Mascara Dorada • Universal: Dragon Rojo Jr. • Universal de Amazonas: La Catalina
Reyes del Aire: Dragon Rojo Jr. • Gran Alternativa: Panterita del Ring Jr. & Mistico
La Copa Jr.: Soberano Jr. • Parejas Increíbles: Mistico & Averno
Inactive

Copa de Arena Mexico Tournament
Pequeño Reyes del Aire • En Busca de un Ídolo
Japan Tag
DF: Light • Welter • Middle
CMLL-REINA: Intl Junior • Intl • Tag Team

V National Wrestling Alliance Championships (with lucha libre history) E
World Welter (Akantus), NWA-Mexico: Mexico Light (Skayde), Mexico Welter (Vaquero Fantasma)
Dragon Gym: International Junior Heavy (Último Dragón)
Defunct: Middle, Light Heavy, Americas Tag
Reference: Jr. Heavy, Heavy
CMLL established titles: Historic Welter (Volador Jr.), Historic Middle (Carístico), Historic LH (Stuka Jr.)
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