Mexican National Minis Championship

Current Champion

Mascarita Sagrada 2000, 15th Champion

Mascarita Sagrada 2000 is the current champion. Sagrada won the championship on November 5, 2004 in Veracruz while a member of AAA. In fall of 2007, Sagrada jumped to CMLL while still champion. He's now wrestling as Mascarita Dorada, and this championship has not made an official appearance yet. Sagrada/Dorada clearly still should be champion - one of the key reasons for his promotion switch was AAA booking a match where he'd lose it to Mini Histeria.

History of Championship

This title was created specifically for AAA. Espectrito I and Mascarita Sagrada (Original) had been feuding in CMLL over the CMLL World Mini Estrella Championship while in that promotion. Sagrada vacated that title as part of the massive jump to AAA, but the feud resumed with the new belt.

This championships has occasionally been mentioned by commentators during Mascarita Dorada's matches, but the belt has rarely (or maybe never) been shown in CMLL. When CMLL decided to put a secondary minis championship in play, they opted to use the Mexican National Lightweight Championship instead of more logically using this one.

It's was assumed that Sagrada/Dorada had physical possession of the belt, but a source says AAA may actually still have the actual belt, and that's why Sagrada/Dorada hasn't defended it since leaving AAA. Regardless, the championship itself remains in limbo and looks to remain there for a long time. Dorada is unlikely to return to AAA any time soon, AAA is unlikely to give him the belt if they have it, and there's no third party strong or interested enough to force a conclusion.

Champions Listing

#	Champion(s)	Defeated	Date	Location
decision match to determine initial champion
1	Espectrito I	Mascarita Sagrada (Original)	1993.01.08	Queretaro
	1	Mascarita Sagrada (Original)	1993.01.23	Ciudad Juarez
2	Mascarita Sagrada (Original)	Espectrito I	1993.04.16	Gimnasio Juan De La Barera
3	Jerrito Estrada	Mascarita Sagrada (Original)	1994.02.04	Cuernavaca
4	Octagoncito	Jerrito Estrada	1994.03.26	Merida
5	Fuercita Guerrera	Octagoncito	1994.07.16	Mexico City
6	Super Munequito	Fuercita Guerrera	1994.08.23	Zacatecas
following match was a unification match for the IWC Minis Title
	1	Espectrito I	1995.07.08	Tuxpan
7	Espectrito I [2]	Super Munequito	1996.07.26	Actopan, Hidalgo
	1	Mascarita Sagrada Jr.	1996.08.23	Minatitlan
8	Mascarita Sagrada Jr.	Espectrito I	1996.09.14	Orizaba
	1	Mini Vader	1997.02.05	Naucalpan
title vacated in 1997 when Mascarita Sagrada Jr. jumps to Promo Azteca
lightning tournament for vacant championship
9	Octagoncito AAA	Pentagoncito	1997.07.26	Tulancingo
	1	Pentagoncito	1997.10.02	Oaxaca
10	Mini Abismo Negro	Octagoncito AAA	1998.06.05	Zacatecas
	1	La Parkita	1998.06.21	Deportivo Azcapotzalco, Azcapotzalco
11	Octagoncito AAA [2]	Mini Abismo Negro	1999.05.05	Tecamac
	1	Coquito Azul	1999.12.03	Arena San Juan Pantitlan
	2	Rocky Marvin	2000.04.15	Poza Rica
	3	Piratita Morgan	2000.06.07	Arena Coliseo Acapulco
	4	Mini Abismo Negro	2000.07.07	Nagoya, Japan
12	Rocky Marvin	Octagoncito AAA	2000.11.05	Arena Solidaridad, Monterrey
	1	Octagoncito AAA	2001.02.17	Veracruz
13	Mascarita Sagrada 2000	Rocky Marvin	2001.08.06	Leon
	1	Mini Psicosis	2001.10.12	Durango
	2	Mini Abismo Negro	2003.02.07	Queretaro
	3	Rocky Marvin	2003.04.04	Auditorio Carlos Serdan Arechavaleta, Veracruz, Veracruz
14	Mini Abismo Negro [2]	Mascarita Sagrada 2000	2004.02.01	Zapopan
	1	Mascarita Sagrada 2000	2004.07.18	Cancha German Evers - Mazatlan, Sinaloa
15	Mascarita Sagrada 2000 [2]	Mini Abismo Negro	2004.11.05	Veracruz
	1	Mini Abismo Negro	2005.05.30	Gimnasio Nuevo Leon
	2	Mini Abismo Negro	2005.07.03	Gimnasio Lazaro Cardenas, Salamanca
	3	Jerrito Estrada	2005.07.31	Arena Coliseo Monterrey
	4	Mini Abismo Negro	2006.02.11	Puebla
	5	Mini Chessman	2006.04.24	Plaza De Toros De Xalataco
	6	Mini Abismo Negro	2006.12.01	Salón Caracoles, Naucalpan, Estado de México
	7	Mini Abismo Negro	2006.12.01	Plaza de Toros La Esperanza, Ciudad Juárez, Chihuahua
Sagrada leaves the promotion, but AAA keeps the physical belt; championship becomes defunct
title change
successful title defense
championship matches which were announced, but results were not found

Sources:

Gallery of Champions

Espectrito I, 1st & 7th Champion

Jerrito Estrada, 3rd Champion

Octagoncito, 4th Champion

Super Munequito, 6th Champion

Octagoncito AAA, 9th & 11th Champion

Mini Abismo Negro, 10th & 14th Champion

Sources

• Luchas 2000 Especial #21

Mexican National Championships
Men's: Light (Panterita del Ring Jr.) • Welter (vacant) Middle (Templario) • Light Heavy (Ángel de Oro) Heavy (Euforia) • Tag (Esfinge & Fugaz) Trios (Los Cancerberos del Infierno (Virus, Raziel and Cancerbero))
Women's: Singles (Dark Silueta) • Women's Tag (Jarochita & Lluvia)
Defunct: Mini • Feather • Cruiser • Atomicos