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Revision as of 22:14, 11 February 2011
The CMLL National Parajes Increíbles Tournament is a tag team tournament to determine which region has the best luchadors. The four regions most represented in CMLL (Mexico City, Guadalajara, La Laguna and Monterrey/Nuevo Leon) are represented with teams. Those teams usually, but not always, feature one rudo and one tecnico forced to get along in order to represent their home area.
The winner of the first tournament, in 2010, were the Guadalajara team of Atlantis & [[Mascara Dorada]. The 2011 tournament is ongoing.
2010
On their January 9th, 2010 television show, CMLL announced a 16 team tournament featuring teams from the four top major lucha libre training regions (La Laguna, Mexico City, Guadalajara, and Monterrey.) Many, but not all teams, would also be parajes increible teams of one rudo and one tecnico.
| Round of 16 | Quarterfinals | Semifinals | Final | ||||||||||
| Atlantis & Mascara Dorada (GDL) | |||||||||||||
| Dragon Rojo Jr. & Sombra (LAG) | Atlantis & Mascara Dorada | ||||||||||||
| Maximo & Mr. Niebla (DF) | Maximo & Mr. Niebla | ||||||||||||
| Blue Panther & Misterioso II (LAG) | Atlantis & Mascara Dorada | ||||||||||||
| Averno & Mistico (DF) | Averno & Mistico | ||||||||||||
| Ephesto & Euforia (LAG) | Averno & Mistico | ||||||||||||
| Terrible & Volador Jr. (MTU) | Terrible & Volador Jr. | ||||||||||||
| Hijo del Fantasma & Mephisto (DF) | Atlantis & Mascara Dorada | ||||||||||||
| Rey Bucanero & Valiente (DF) | La Mascara & Negro Casas | ||||||||||||
| Sagrado & Shocker (GDL) | Sagrado & Shocker | ||||||||||||
| La Mascara & Negro Casas (DF) | La Mascara & Negro Casas | ||||||||||||
| Texano Jr. & Rouge (GDL) | La Mascara & Negro Casas | ||||||||||||
| Toscano & Hector Garza (MTY) | Toscano & Hector Garza | ||||||||||||
| Felino & Sangre Azteca (DF) | Toscano & Hector Garza | ||||||||||||
| Ray Mendoza & Brazo de Plata (DF) | Stuka Jr. & Ultimo Guerrero | ||||||||||||
| Stuka Jr. & Ultimo Guerrero (LAG) | |||||||||||||
The tournament took place on the January 22 (Guadalajara's Atlantis & Mascara Dorada winning the first group), January 29 (La Mascara and Negro Casas winning their block for Mexico City), and February 5 shows (where Atlantis & Mascara Dorada) won the entire tournament.
2011
The tournament returned in early 2011. Blocks took place on February 11 and February 18. Final was February 25. All matches took place in Arena Mexico. The same four regions were represented, though Monterrey was referred to as Nuevo Leon this time.
| Round of 16 | Quarterfinals | Semifinals | Final | ||||||||||
| Mr. Águila & Rush (GDL) | W | ||||||||||||
| Olímpico & Super Porky (DF) | Mr. Águila & Rush | ||||||||||||
| El Alebrije & Sangre Azteca (DF) | Metro & Rey Bucanero | ||||||||||||
| Metro & Rey Bucanero (DF) | W | ||||||||||||
| Terrible & Toscano (MTY) | |||||||||||||
| Ángel de Oro & Último Guerrero(LAG) | DQ[1] | Ángel de Oro & Último Guerrero | |||||||||||
| Delta & Héctor Garza (MTY) | Blue Panther & Dragón Rojo Jr. | ||||||||||||
| Blue Panther & Dragón Rojo Jr. (LAG) | W | ||||||||||||
- ↑ Terrible pulled Angel de Oro's mask
