Lady Apache

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Lady Apache

Name Lady Apache Real name Sandra González Calderón Nicknames none Name history Lady Apache (debut - ) Family Electro Shock (fomer husband?), Brazo de Oro (former husband), Gran Apache (former husband), Fabi and Mari Apache (former step daughters) Maestro(s) Gran Apache, Pepe Casas, Raúl Reyes Birth date, location June 26, 1970 - Mexico City Obituary date Debut, location June 30, 1986 Lost mask to Height 5'3"/163 cms Weight 123 lbs/56 kg Signature moves La Mecedora (Rocking chair), Pendulum Submission, La Magistral, Plancha, La Tapatía Titles: Distrito Federal Women's Title, CMLL World Women's Title (2), AAA Reina de Reinas Title, National Women's Title, AAA Mixed Tag Team Titles (w/ Electro Shock)

Luchas de apuestas record

Date	Apuesta	Winner(s)	Loser(s)	Arena and/or Place
??/??/??	mask	Lady Apache	La Gata	unknown
??/??/??	hair	Lady Apache	La Gata	unknown
??/??/??	hair	Lady Apache	Pantera Sureña	unknown
88/06/26	hair	Lady Apache	La Mohicana	unknown
98/11/15	hair	Lady Apache	Tania La Guerrillera	Arena Coliseo - Mexico City
02/05/26	hair (1)	Lady Apache	Cassandro	Cd. Juárez, Chihuahua
04/03/21	hair (2)	Lady Apache	Electro Shock	El Toreo - Naucalpan, Mexico State
(1) 6 women & exotico cage match; (2) Apache & Shock vs. Chessman & Tiffany. Apache lost, but Shock 'sacrificed' his hair instead

Notes

Lady Apache is an on and off member of CMLL. Between 2005 and 2006, she jumped major promotions at least three times with stretches of being associated with neither thrown in. She's probably best termed as an independent wrestler, but one who will occasionally wrestle with CMLL.

Lady Apache's out of the ring relationships (and the ending of them) seem to have hurt her career for now. Her short 2005 stint in CMLL was speculated to be aborted because of a backstage feud between her and her husband Electroshock and wrestler's union leader (and ex-husband) Brazo de Oro. Her return to AAA might have been just as short because of a (long rumored) break up with Electroshock. She now seems to be on her own.

When CMLL started programming women's bouts in Arena Mexico and Arena Coliseo DF, it seemed like Lady Apache was positioned to be the top tecnica star - as she had been in AAA - but after rudas Amapola and Dark Angel stole the first match (literally and figuratively), that perception changed. She still might have had a large role with the division, but her bit of bouncing back and forth between companies has left her in a spot of "young legend who's not particularly pushed."

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