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...History=Brian Myers (debut- ), Brian Major (WWE, 2006-2007), Curt Hawkins (WWE, 2008-2020) |titles=WWE Tag Team Title/WWE RAW Tag Team Title (2), Impact World Tag Team Title, Impact Digital Media T

|nameHistory= Rycklon Stephens, Ezekiel(WWE 2008) Ezekiel Jackson (WWE 2009 - 2014), Big Rycklon (TNA 2014), Big Ryck (Lucha Underground 2014 - pr |titles= WWE Intercontinental Championship, WWE ECW Championship

|nicknames=The Intellectual Savior of the Unwashed Masses (in WWE) ...(2002-2006, post-WWE-present), Idol Stevens (WWE, 2006-7), Damien Sandow (WWE, 2010-2016), Aron Rex (TNA)

|nameHistory=Naomi Knight/Naomi (WWE), Trinity (2023- ) |titles=WWE SmackDown Women's Title (2), WWE Women's Tag Team Title, Impact Wrestling Knockouts Title

|nameHistory=Parker Boudreaux (debut-), Gunnar Harland/Harland (WWE) |maestro=[[Gigante Bernard|Jason Albert]], WWE Performance Center

|nameHistory= Scarlett Bordeaux, Scarlett (WWE) [[Category:Foreign wrestlers]]

...onship, WWE Intercontinental Championship, WWE United States Championship, WWE Tag Team Championship (w/[[Charlie Haas]]) Appeared on indy shows featuring ex-WWE wrestlers such as in [[EAW]] & [[Perros del Mal (promotion)| the Perros del Mal promo

|nameHistory=Giant Singh (debut - ), Gigante Singh, The Great Khali (WWE, 2006) |titles=WWE World Heavyweight Championship, CWE Heavyweight Championship [2]

|nicknames=The Most Dominant Diva in WWE, The Gorgeous Grappler, The A-List Diva, The Barracuda, The Paparazzi Princ |titles=WWE Women's Championship (3), WWE Divas Championship (2)

...e standout turned WWE developmental wrestler for NXT UK. Was released from WWE and blackballed from most promotions throughout the world following [https: [[Category:Foreign wrestlers]]

|nameHistory=V8 (Brazil), Cezar Bononi (WWE/NXT) [[Category:Foreign wrestlers]]

...rn Heavyweight Champion, WWE ECW Champion, WWE World Heavyweight Champion, WWE United States Champion, [[Lucha Underground Gift of the Gods Championship]] Former [[WWE]] wrestler who first came to [[Mexico]] in May of [[2017]] to compete in Fe

...les=TWA Heavyweight Championship, [[UWA World Middleweight Championship]], WWE Cruiserweight Championship, WWF Hardcore Championship ...][[Category:Wrestlers Who Appeared on WWF Los Super Astros]][[Category:WWE wrestlers]]

...Mysterio Jr.]]), WWE Hardcore Championship (4), WWE European Championship, WWE Intercontinental Championship (6), PCW Heavyweight Championship|}} [[Category:Foreign wrestlers]]

|nameHistory=Isis the Amazon (US indies), Diosa del Amazonas, Aloisia (WWE) ...egory:United States wrestlers]][[Category:Female wrestlers]][[Category:WWE wrestlers]]

...and 2006), Gigante Bernard (in CMLL 2010), Lord Tensai (WWE 2012), Tensai (WWE 2012-2013), Jason Albert (2014-) |titles=WWE Intercontinental Championship, IWGP Tag Team Championship (2) (1 w/Travis T

...ht Champion, Scottish Heavyweight Champion, WWE Intercontinental Champion, WWE Tag Team Champion (with [[ Cody Rhodes ]]), TNA World Heavyweight Championship, WWE NXT Champion, WWE Championship

...3.0, Kids Fighter Kaiser, Doku ("Poison", Lucha Underground), Kairi Sane (WWE), KAIRI (2022) ...Championship, Goddesses Of Stardom Championship, NXT Women's Championship, WWE Women's Tag Championships (w/ [[Kana|Asuka]])

|maestro=[[Mr. Lince]], [[Tony Salazar]], WWE Performance Center Former WWE wrestler, she made her debut in Mexico on November 3, 2023 at The Crash Luc

...e Gate (with [[Naruki Doi]] and [[Shachihoko Machine #2|Shachihoko BOY]]), WWE Cruiserweight Championship [[category:Foreign wrestlers]]

|titles= WWN Championship, PWG Championship, NXT North American Championship, WWE NXT Championship [[category:Foreign wrestlers]]

...(also spelled as Chimera), Ricardo Rodríguez (WWE 2010 - 2014), El Local (WWE 2012 - 2014), Jesse Long, Rico Rodriguez (2014 - ) ...aro]]. In [[2010]] he joined [[WWE]] as the personal ring announcer for [[WWE]]'s [[Alberto del Rio]]

...red on indy shows along side her husband [[Charlie Haas]] featuring ex-WWE wrestlers such as in [[EAW]] & [[Perros del Mal (promotion)| the Perros del Mal promo [[Category:Female wrestlers]]

...debut - 2013), Jinzo (2013 - 2016), Ronnie Mendoza (2016 -), Raúl Mendoza (WWE CWC, 2016) [[Category:Mexican wrestlers]]

...Disciples of Death]] on [[Lucha Underground]]. Most known for her time on WWE NXT as Maxine. [[Category:Foreign wrestlers]]

{{Gallery|name=Babu.JPG|caption=as Babu in [[WWE]]}} ...Appeared on WWF Los Super Astros]][[Category:ECW wrestlers]][[Category:WWE wrestlers]][[Category:Trainers]]

...WCW World Heavyweight Championship (6 times), WWE Championship (6 times), WWE World Tag Team Championship (with Edge) ...tegory:NJPW wrestlers]][[Category:WWE wrestlers]][[Category:Former LLI/UWA wrestlers]]

|nameHistory= Brandon T, Brendon Fraser, Tom Savage, Kenneth Cameron (WWE), Bram (TNA) [[category:Foreign wrestlers]]

...WWF, 1997), Bradshaw (WWF/E, 1998 - 2004), John "Bradshaw" Layfield (JBL) (WWE, 2004 - 2009) ...ip]], [[WWE United States Championship]], [[WWE European Championship]], [[WWE Hardcore Championship]] (18), [[WWF World Tag Team Championship]] (w/ [[Ron

...(w/Russ Haas), FWE Heavyweight Championship, HWA Heavyweight Championship, WWE Tag Team Championship (w/[[Shelton Benjamin]]), JAPW New Jersey State Champ Appeared on indy shows featuring ex-WWE wrestlers such as in [[EAW]] & [[Perros del Mal (promotion)| the Perros del Mal promo

|nameHistory=Jessy, Carolina, Catalina García (WWE), Katrina Cortez (WWE), La Catalina (CMLL) [[Category:Chilean wrestlers]]

|nameHistory=Lacey Lane, Kayden Carter (WWE) [[Category:Foreign wrestlers]]

...International Tag Team Championship (w/ Gama Singh Jr.), WWE Championship, WWE US Championship [[Category:Foreign wrestlers]]

|titles=[[NWA World Heavyweight Title]], WWE Championship [[Category:Foreign wrestlers]]

**[[:Category:Deceased wrestlers|Deceased]] **[[:Category:Female wrestlers|Female]]

Multiple wrestlers have used this name. ...Mascarita Sagrada]] (as Mini Nova in [[WWE|WWF]], specifically [[:Category:Wrestlers Who Appeared on WWF Los Super Astros|Super Astros]])

...ampionship (2), WWE RAW World Tag Team Championships (w/ [[Lance Storm]]), WWE European Championship [[Category:Canadian wrestlers]]

Famous for his time in the [[WWE]], he appeared with [[Jake Roberts]] at [[TripleMania II]] ...ited States wrestlers]][[Category:WWE wrestlers]][[Category:Former AAA/PAP wrestlers]]

|nameHistory=Shawn Daivari (debut - ), Khosrow Daivari (2004 - 2005, WWE), Daivari (2005 - ), Al Daivari, Sheik Abdul Bashir (2008 - 2010, TNA), Dub An Arab-American wrestler who has wrestled for [[WWE]], [[TNA]], Ring Ka King and [[Lucha Underground]].

|nameHistory=Black Pain (debut - 2012), Papi Sanchez (2009, WWE), Monster Pain (2013 - ) [[category:Foreign wrestlers]]

...19, independents) Johnny Nitro (2004-2007, WWE), John Morrison (2007-2022, WWE and sparingly afterwards on Independents), Johnny Mundo (2014-2018, Lucha U ...Championship, WWE World Tag Team Championship, WWE Tag Team Championship, WWE ECW Championship, FWE Heavyweight Championship, [[Lucha Underground Trios C

...nental Title|IWGP Intercontinental Champion]], WWE United States Champion, WWE Tag Team Champion (w/[[Matt Hardy]]) [[category:Foreign wrestlers]]

...continental Championship (1 time), WWE Tag Team Championship (with Primo), WWE United States Championship, World Tag Team Championship (with Primo), FWE H A former [[WWE]] wrestler. He teamed with the [[Puerto Rican Powers]] for his [[Lucha Libr

...Heavyweight Championship, World Tag Team Championship(w/Sylvain Grenier), WWE Tag Team Championship (w/[[Kenzo Suzuki]]), GHC Tag Team Championship (w/[[ [[Category:Canadian wrestlers]]

...nahashi]]), NWF Heavyweight Championship, [[IWGP Intercontinental Title]], WWE NXT Championship (2) ...[[Category:TNA wrestlers]][[Category:WWE wrestlers]][[Category:Former CMLL wrestlers]]

[[Category:Foreign wrestlers]] [[Category:United States wrestlers]]

...W), Ron Killings (2002 - 2008) R-Truth (WWE 2008 - current), Pretty Ricky (WWE 2009) ...ith B.G. James, TNA Tag Team Championship, WWE United States Championship, WWE Tag Team Championship

...tegory:WWE wrestlers]][[Category:NJPW wrestlers]][[Category:Former AAA/PAP wrestlers]]

|titles=WWE Women's Championship (5), WWE Divas Championship, TNA Women's Knockout Championship (2), Covey Pro Women' ...for [[AAA]] as a part of Legion Extranjera with other [[TNA (group)|TNA]] wrestlers.

...Appeared on WWF Los Super Astros]][[Category:ECW wrestlers]][[Category:WWE wrestlers]]

...Jericho]], 1x w/ [[Kurt Angle]], 2x w/ Edge), WWE World Heavywieght Title, WWE United States Title (2) {{Gallery||name=C_Benoit.jpg |caption=WWE}}

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WWE World Heavyweight Championship; WWE Intercontinental Championship​;

Star in the [[WWE]] who's catchphrase was "¡Arriba!". During his time with WWE, he was billed from Tocula, Mexico, which was presumably a misspelling of [ [[Category: Foreign wrestlers]]

...ry:Canadian wrestlers]][[Category:Former LLI/UWA wrestlers]][[Category:WWE wrestlers]] [[Category:Deceased wrestlers]]

...pionship (2x), TRP Heavyweight Championship, TWA Heavyweight Championship, WWE Hardcore Championship (8x) [[Category:Foreign wrestlers]]

...=Dezmond Xavier (debut -), Dezmond X (Lucha Underground, 2018 -), Wes Lee (WWE) [[Category:Foreign wrestlers]]

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...y:Belgian wrestlers]][[Category:Deceased wrestlers]][[Category:Former CMLL wrestlers]] [[Category:Foreign wrestlers]]

[[Category:Foreign wrestlers]] [[Category: Brazilian wrestlers]]

...alent on the roster) she is a United States based indy wrestler. She was a WWE developmental talent in Deep South Wrestling. ...gory:Foreign wrestlers]][[Category:United States wrestlers]][[Category:WWE wrestlers]]

...Title, WWE Tag Team Title (2, w/ Billy Kidman (1), [[Brian Kendrick]] (1), WWE World Tag Team Title (w/ Brian Kendrick) ...stlers]][[category:ROH wrestlers]][[Category:WWE wrestlers]][[Category:TNA wrestlers]]

...WWE Crusierweight Title (2 times), WWF European Title, WWF Hardcore Title, WWE World Tag Team Title (2-times with [[Diesel II|Kane]] and Rosey), OMEGA Tag [[category:Foreign wrestlers]]

...outh, and he joined AAA in 2019 as a special attraction. He briefly joined WWE to rekindle his rivalry with Brock Lesnar, but that ended due to COVID-19 r [[category:Foreign wrestlers]]

...ip (w/Heidenreich), WWF World Tag Team Championship (w/Road Warrior Hawk), WWE Hall of Fame (Class of 2011), [[UWA World Tag Team Championship]] [[Category:United States wrestlers]]

|titles=WWE Hardcore Championship (3), WCW World Tag Team Championship (2) (w/ Big Vito [[Category: Foreign wrestlers]]

...d Cruiserweight Championship (2), WWF/WWE European Championship (2), [[WWF/WWE World Light Heavyweight Championship]] (2), NWA-TNA X Division Championship [[Category:Foreign wrestlers]]

{{Gallery|name=Kafuwwe.jpg|caption=In [[WWE]]}} [[Category:Foreign wrestlers]]

.../Nick Sinn (WWE, 2004/OVW, 2007), Sinn Bowdee (FCW, 2007 - 2008), Kizarny (WWE, 2008 - 2009), Sinn Bodhi (2009 -) American wrestler, better known for his stint in [[WWE]] as Kizarny. Promoter of Freakshow Wrestling in Las Vegas. Made his debut

...nt (2015), TNA King of the Mountain Champion, King of the Mountain (2015), WWE Tag Team Champion (w/Heath Slater), [[Lucha Underground Trios Championship] Former [[WWE]] wrestler who briefly appeared in [[TNA]]. Joined [[Johnny Mundo]] & [[Jac

...astagnoli, Very Misterious Ice Cream, Swiss Ice Cream, Antonio Cesaro (FCW/WWE) ...), wXw Tag Team Championship (3) (w/Ares), WWE United States Championship, WWE Tag Team Championship (4) (1 w/Tyson Kidd, 3 w/Sheamus)

...F/E), Kerwin White (2005/07/04 - 2005/11/07), Jack Swagger's Eagle mascot (WWE Smackdown 2010) ...m Championship w/Corporal Cajun, WWE World Cruiserweight Championship (4), WWE Tag Team Champions (2, w/[[Eddie Guerrero]]), ECW Champion, RKK Tag Team Ch

...WWE wrestlers]][[Category:Former LLI/UWA wrestlers]][[Category:Former CMLL wrestlers]]

...cial facebook page and said to be sent to FCW, the developmental territory WWE. [[Category:Mexican wrestlers|Medico Asesino, El Hijo de]]

...garet (HUSTLE), Awesome Kong ([[TNA]] 2007 - 2010, 2015 - 2016), Kharma ([[WWE]] 2010 - 2012) ...tegory:Lucha Libre USA wrestlers]][[Category:TNA wrestlers]][[Category:WWE wrestlers]]

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|family=none (not related to WWE Diva Maryse Ouellet) [[Category:Foreign wrestlers]]

Former WWE developmental worker who wrestled in Mexico for [[WWL]] in [[2013]] and in [[category:Foreign wrestlers]]

''To know about other wrestlers who also have wrestled as Extasis, please see [[Extasis (disambiguation)]]' ...s]][[Category:Foreign wrestlers]][[Category:NJPW wrestlers]][[Category:WWE wrestlers]]

...Williams]]), TNA King of the Mountain Championship, WWE NXT Championship, WWE United States Championship [[Category:Foreign wrestlers]]

...Heavyweight Championship (2), IWGP Tag Team Championships (w/[[Hanson]]), WWE Raw Tag Team Championship [[Category:Foreign wrestlers]]

...ag Team Championship (2), GHC Tag Team Championship (w/[[Brutus Magnus]]), WWE NXT Championship (3), AEW World Championship [[Category: Foreign wrestlers]]

...Del Sol/Samuray (debut - 2013), Octagón Jr. I (AAA, 2012 - 2013), Kalisto (WWE, 2013 -) ...m Championship (w/[[Incognito|Sin Cara]]), WWE Cruiserweight Championship, WWE United States Championship

|nameHistory=Spud (debut - 2012), Rockstar Spud (2012 -), Drake Maverick (WWE) [[Category:Foreign wrestlers]]

|nameHistory=Principe Orion, Orion, Jose Vargas (WWE), Jose The Assistant (AEW) {{Gallery|name=Wwe_josevargas_principeorion.jpg|caption= WWE Superstars}}

|nameHistory=Oliver John (debut -), Oliver Stone (2009, [[WWE]]) Long time [[California]] based wrestler. Began to faced with Mexican wrestlers in Pro Wrestling Revolution when the promotion began to invite them to PWR

|nameHistory=Taynara Conti ([[WWE|NXT]]), Tay Conti, Tay Melo [[category:Foreign wrestlers]]

[[Category:Foreign wrestlers|Sandman]] [[category:United States wrestlers|Sandman]]

|titles= AWA Tag Team Championship, WWE Intercontinental Championship (4), WCW United States Heavyweight Championsh Became a huge star in the [[WWE]] as Razor Ramon and [[WCW]] using his real name as a founding member of th

Formerly a WWE developmental talent and used shortly on ECW as one of Paul Heyman's masked [[Category:Foreign wrestlers]]

.../[[Gigante Bernard]]), Stampede British Commonwealth Heavyweight Champion, WWE Raw Tag Team Championships w/Luke Gallows ...ategory:NJPW wrestlers]] [[category:Former CMLL wrestlers]][[Category:AJPW wrestlers]]

...hip, NWE Heavyweight Championship, TNA World Heavyweight Championship (2), WWE United States Heavyweight Championship, XICW Tag Team Championship (w/Joey One of [[TNA (group)|TNA]] wrestlers, who came to [[AAA]] in [[2010]]. Returned to Mexico in 2015 as a part of t

...n wrestler who has had big opportunities with a lot of American companies (WWE, TNA, AEW) but always sabotaged herself due to attitude problems. {{Gallery|name=Ivelise FCW.jpg|caption=as Sofia Cortez in [[WWE|FCW]]}}

...istory=Alex Pinchek (debut - 2006), Alex Koslov (2006 - ), Carlos Sanchez (WWE Smackdown 8/17/10), Peter Orlov (FCW 11/28/10-02/03/12) ...l 2010, eventually ending up in WWE's developmental system. Never made the WWE roster, but went to NJPW for a successful return. Left NJPW and wrestling i

|nameHistory=American Dragon, Bryan Danielson, Daniel Bryan (WWE 2009 - current) ...am Championship (with [[Diesel II|Kane]]), World Heavyweight Championship, WWE World Heavyweight Championship (4 times)

...ilver, 2 w/ Kevin Steen), ROH World Tag Team Championship (w/Kevin Steen), WWE NXT Championship Generico quietly unmasked when he joined [[WWE]] under the name Sami Zayn.

...tle, but an apparent injury forced her to manage a group of [[TNA]] female wrestlers against [[AAA]] females in [[2006]] as part of the Foreign Legion/TNA group [[Category:Female wrestlers]]

Popularized by WWE wrestler Hurricane but used by various wrestlers in Mexico, this is a spinning move from a standing position which drops the

...the unmasked '''Memo Montenegro'''. In mid [[2013]], he was released by [[WWE]] and he changed his gimmick to become in '''El Hijo de Dos Caras'''. Appea [[Category:Mexican wrestlers|Dos Caras, Hijo de]]

...Adventure Tag League 2012 w/ [[BxB Hulk]] and [[Tomahawk|Naoki Tanisaki]], WWE Cruiserweight Champion [[category:Foreign wrestlers]]

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|nameHistory=Último Ninja (debut - 2018), Humberto Carrillo (WWE, 2018 -) ...ángel (Monterrey local)|Arkángel]], [[Mario Segura]], [[Mr. Lince]], [[WWE|WWE Performance Center]]

|titles=[[WWE World Women's Title]], TNA Knockout Women's Championship [[Category:Canadian wrestlers]]

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...World's Largest Love Machine, The Mastodon, The Most Dominant Force in the WWE. [[Category:Foreign wrestlers]]

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...bring the group back again later that year, but Palumbo had resigned with WWE by that time. His replacement was [[Marco Corelone]]. Returned to Mexico in ...[Category:Former CMLL wrestlers]][[Category:WWE wrestlers]][[Category:AJPW wrestlers]]

...W United States Heavyweight Championship, WCW World Tag Team Championship, WWE Hardcore Championship. [[Category:Foreign wrestlers]]

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|nameHistory=Aaron Aguilera, Hardcore Kid/Kidd, Jesús (WWE), Zodiac, Lujo Esquire (Masked Warriors), Trumposo (2017) ...wrestlers]][[Category:United States wrestlers]][[Category:California based wrestlers]]

[[Category:Foreign wrestlers]] [[Category:Puerto Rican wrestlers]][[Category:WWE wrestlers]][[Category:Promoters]]

|maestro=[[Damian Adams]], [[Rip Rogers]], D2W Pro-Wrestling Academy, WWE Performance Center [[category:Foreign wrestlers]]

[[Category:Foreign wrestlers]] [[Category:Tongan wrestlers]]

...O'Grady (Indies, 1995-1999), Green Ghost (Mexico, 1999), Crash Holly (WWF/WWE, 1999-2003), Mad Mikey (TNA 2003) ...tle (22 times), WWF European Title, [[WWF World Light Heavyweight Title]], WWE World Tag Team Titles (w/ Hardcore Holly), APW Light Heavyweight Titles, IW

...ory:Former AAA/PAP wrestlers]][[Category:Foreign wrestlers]][[Category:WWE wrestlers]]

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|nameHistory=Pegasus Kid II (2006), Prince Devitt, Fergal Devitt, Finn Bàlor (WWE) ...eavyweight Championship, [[NWA World Historic Middleweight Championship]], WWE Universal Champion

...ry:WCW Nitro wrestlers]][[Category:United States wrestlers]][[Category:WWE wrestlers]]

|nameHistory=KAGE (backyard wrestler), Fuego del Sol (2014-present), KJ Orso (WWE) [[Category:Foreign wrestlers]]

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...t of the Super Juniors XXII tournament, ROH World Television Championship, WWE Cruiserweight Championship [[category:Japanese wrestlers]]

...:Former Perros del Mal wrestlers]][[Category:TNA wrestlers]][[Category:WWE wrestlers]]

...tlers]][[Category:ECW wrestlers]][[Category:WWE wrestlers]][[Category:NJPW wrestlers]]

...te Randall (WWE), Eli Drake (TNA), El Hijo de Trump, LA Knight, Max Dupri (WWE) [[Category:Foreign wrestlers]]

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Multiple wrestlers have presented themselves as the son of famous 50s luchador [[Medico Asesin ...l Médico Asesino]] - apparently unrelated, best known for his short run in WWE developmental.

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...(debut-2019), Kill Shot (2015-2018 Lucha Underground), Isiah Scott (2019- WWE), SW3RVE the Realest [[Category:Foreign wrestlers]]

''not to be confused with [[Mustafa Ali (United States)]], the WWE wrestler who occasionally wrestled on US lucha libre shows'' [[category:Foreign wrestlers]]

...was signed to a developmental WWE contract in 2009. He was sent to FCW, a WWE developmental territory. His name was changed to Espiral. His run in FCW di [[Category:Foreign wrestlers]]

''For his son who uses the name "Chavo Guerrero" in WWE, see [[Chavo Guerrero Jr.]]'' |nameHistory=Chavo Guerrero (debut - death), Chavo Classic (WWE)

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...y Idol(2003 in NWA:TNA), Joey Munoz(2007 in WSX), Joey Munos, Joey(2007 in WWE), The Rawhide Kid, KAOS Machine, Voodoo Kaos ...ed States wrestlers]][[Category:TNA wrestlers]][[Category:California based wrestlers]]

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Ethan Carter III is an American wrestler, [[WWE]] (in their NXT brand, 2nd time) worker and former [[TNA]] employee. Carter [[Category:Foreign wrestlers]]

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{{Gallery|name=A-inoki_WWF-heavy.jpg|caption=as WWF(WWE) Heavy Champ]]}} [[Category:Foreign wrestlers]]

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...ry:Canadian wrestlers]][[Category:Former AAA/PAP wrestlers]][[Category:WWE wrestlers]] [[Category:Deceased wrestlers]]

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...hampionship, WWF Hardcore Championship, WWF Intercontinental Championship, WWE Tag Team Championship(w/[[Chris Benoit]]), King of the Ring (2000), Tenth T [[Category:United States wrestlers]]

...egory:Deceased wrestlers]][[Category:Former CMLL wrestlers]][[Category:WWE wrestlers]]

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...ited States wrestlers]][[Category:WWE wrestlers]][[Category:Former AAA/PAP wrestlers]]

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...Appeared on WWF Los Super Astros]][[Category:WWE wrestlers]][[Category:WWL wrestlers]]

|titles=WWE United States Champion, ECW World Champion(2), TNA Championship Series, TNA [[Category:United States wrestlers]]

|nameHistory=Joey Ryan's Penis, Missy Hyasshit, Pizza Cat, Shotzi (WWE) [[Category:Female wrestlers]]

{{Gallery||name=Jrdivisedit.jpg|caption=In [[WWE]]'s Junior Division}} [[Category:Mexican wrestlers]][[Category:Deceased wrestlers]]

|titles=WWE Tag Team Championship (w/ [[Rene Dupree]]), AJPW Unified World Tag Team Cha After being dropped by [[WWE]], Kenzo surprisingly ended up in [[Mexico]] rather than returning to his n

Superstar from [[WCW]], [[WWE]], [[TNA]] who competed at [[Rey de Reyes, 2007]], [[Rey de Reyes, 2008]] a ...]][[Category:ECW wrestlers]][[Category:TNA wrestlers]][[Category:WCW Nitro wrestlers]]

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|nameHistory=Maxwell Jacob Friedman/MJF (debut-), Maxwell Jacob Feinstein (WWE Tough Enough audition only) [[Category:Foreign wrestlers]]

...ground]]. Previously wrestled on MTV's Wrestling Society X and appeared on WWE's 2011 season of Tough Enough. Appeared on the [[Masked Mania]] event in 20 [[category:Foreign wrestlers]]

...nt promotions. The team was inactive in 2012 and 2013 when Asesino went to WWE developmental under the name Benicio Salazar.

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...ainstream promotions. ECW was an important gateway to WWE and WCW for many wrestlers who'd later be stars in the late 90s and following decade. ...show for that promotion, and lucha libre participation on the show, led to WWE to bring in Crazy, Guerrera, and Psicosis into their main group for a time.

|nameHistory=Brooke Carter, Brittnay Carter (WWE November 2009), Brittney Savage ...wrestlers]][[Category:United States wrestlers]][[Category:Lucha Libre USA wrestlers]][[Category:Managers/Valets]]

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...ateka in pro wrestling, which is notable for having trained early Toryumon wrestlers [[Masaaki Mochizuki]] and [[Yoshikazu Taru|TARU]]. [[Category:Japanese wrestlers]]

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''Not Rena Mero, the WWE wrestler known as Sable'' [[Category:Mexican wrestlers]]

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...a Large/XL, El Mostro (CNL), Alejandro Sáez (WWE CWC 2016), Cruz Del Toro (WWE) [[Category:Foreign wrestlers]]

...tegory:Former LLI/UWA wrestlers]][[Category:NJPW wrestlers]][[Category:WWE wrestlers]]

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...ip, IWGP World Heavyweight Championship (2), FWE Heavyweight Championship, WWE World Championship (2) ...ember 3rd, 2013. After TNA, wrestled for [[ROH]] & [[NJPW]] before joining WWE in 2016.

...trademark creations, and has continued the character with a few different wrestlers. The wrestlers to use the name Psicosis, in order of their usage:

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...an team up with [[Samuray Del Sol]] as '''Rising Sun'''. In 2016, joined [[WWE]] as a part of the Cruiserweight Classic. Was tossed into the Lucha House P [[Category:Foreign wrestlers]]

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|nameHistory=Magno, Oscar Vasquez (WWE / NXT) [[category:United States wrestlers]]

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...AAA in Japan shows in 2000, then AAA shows in Mexico in 2001. Appeared on WWE's Super Astros. [[Category:Foreign wrestlers]]

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...Chris Benoit]], 1 w/The Rock, 1 w/Christian, 1 w/Edge & 1 w/The Big Show), WWE Tag Team Championship (2) (1 w/Edge & 1 w/The Big Show), WWF European Champ [[Category:Foreign wrestlers]]

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...I, Havana Brother Puma Kid (CMLL), Cobra II, Puma, TJ Perkins, J.T. Quinn (WWE), El Bombero (Lucha Va Voom), TJP, Sydistiko (I) (LLUSA 2010), Suicide (IV) ...es=[[APW World Internet Championship]], [[UIWA Lightweight Championship]], WWE Cruiserweight Champion

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Multiple wrestlers (14) have used the name '''La Sombra''' since the 40's. * [[La Sombra]] - formerly Brillante Jr., Ingobernable founder, WWE wrestler.

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...Kenta Kobayashi (debut - 07/01), KENTA (07/01 - present), Hideo Itami (NXT/WWE 2014-) ...thereafter he joined [[Mitsuharu Misawa]] (alongside all other native AJPW wrestlers except for Toshiaki Kawada and Masanobu Fuchi), to form Pro Wrestling [[NOA

...5 thru 2006 (with appearances in 2004). As of 2016, she's a trainer with [[WWE]]. [[Category:Female wrestlers]]

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...; 10/21/04), Dos, Alberto Banderas, El Dorado (FCW 2009), Alberto del Rio (WWE 6/25/10 -8/2014, 10/2015 - ), El Patrón Alberto‎ (AAA 9/2014- 10/2015), ...nship]], [[WWL World Heavyweight Championship]], [[Lucha World Cup]] 2015, WWE United States Championship, Big League World Championship, WAW United Kingd

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...ld Television Championship]] (2), [[ROH World Tag Team Championship]] (2), WWE NXT North American Championship {{Gallery|name= FB IMG 1704137265481.jpg|caption=as WWE NXT North American Champion}}

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..., the promotion runs sporadic major events with national and international wrestlers in Lienzo Charro Profesor Enrique González Treviño. ...to [[Saltillo]] for the first time in 25 years after his long stint with [[WWE]].

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''One of multiple wrestlers to use the name [[Histeria (disambiguation)]].'' ...n the WWE as '''Super Loco''' and appeared frequently on the short-lived [[WWE Super-Astros]] program, where he rarely appeared on Raw and wrestled on Sho

...Centinela del Espacio", "El Idolo", "CMLL no Prince" (in NJPW), "Cien" (in WWE) ...Manny Andrade (WWE NXT/2016), Andrade Almas (WWE NXT/2016 -2019) Andrade (WWE 1/2019 - 2021), Andrade El Idolo (2021 - current)

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A former [[WWE]] Spanish commentator, participated in shows of WAR Ecuador (where he work [[Category:Foreign wrestlers]]

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Top [[CMLL]] mini star who has also wrestled in the U.S.A for [[WWE]], [[TNA]], lucha indie promotions and at the [[Masked Mania]] event. [[Category:Mexican wrestlers]]

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...- 2015), Humberto Garza (Bolivia, 2015), Garza Jr. (2015 -), Angel Garza (WWE) [[Category:Mexican wrestlers]]

...- 11/4/08, 2023-), Máscara Dorada (11/7/08-2016, 2021-2023), Gran Metalik (WWE, 2016-2021) ...rnament, 2015|FantasticaMania Tag Team Tournament 2015]] (w/[[Atlantis]]), WWE 24/7 Championship

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...] & [[Psicosis]]), [[WWA International Cruiserweight Championship]] (2), [[WWE World Cruiserweight Championship]] (2), WCW World Cruiserweight Championshi [[Category:Mexican wrestlers]]

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...ea of what wrestling is but he was not a fan. One day he decided to watch WWE on TV and he liked it more and more. At some point he wanted to know and f [[category:Mexican wrestlers]]

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...ndy has had tryouts with TNA and several tryouts with WWE. Has appeared on WWE programs RAW,SMACKDOWN,NXT AND WRESTLEMANIA. Ring of Honor wrestlemania wee [[category:Foreign wrestlers]]

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...WWE deal. Durango has used his US contacts to set up a WWE tryout for CMLL wrestlers, notably Mistico and [[Diamante]]. Mistico left CMLL before he could be pun [[Category:Mexican wrestlers]]

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...- 2019), King Cuerno (2014 - 2019), Jorge Bolly (2020 - ), Santos Escobar (WWE, 2020) ...ound Gift of the Gods Championship]], [[AAA Latin American Championship]], WWE Cruiserweight Championship

...Arizona]] promotions. In 2016, Sexy Flor participated in a tryout at the [[WWE]] Performance Center in [[Orlando]], [[Florida]]. [[Category:Foreign wrestlers]]

...ta Plateada (Todo X El Todo, 2010), Lil' Chicken (LuchaVaVoom), El Torito (WWE, 2013-2016), El Bunny (Lucha Underground Season 4) ...ta Sagrada to wrap up that character. Has sparingly wrestled since leaving WWE, at least in part due to taking time off for knee surgery before appearing

A member of the touring group of fake [[WWE]] stars that perform at children birthday parties. Has made appearances all [[Category:Mexican wrestlers]]

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...12/15/09), Hunico (2010 - 2011; 2011 - 2013 WWE), Sin Cara/Sin Cara Negro (WWE 08/12/2011-10/16/11, 2013, 2020), Cinta de Oro (Indy-AAA 19/04/2020-) ..., [[Lince Dorado]]), FCW Florida Tag Team Championship (w/ [[Dos Equis]]), WWE NXT Tag Team Championship (w/[[Octagón Jr.|Kalisto]]), [[The Crash Heavywe

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...rto Dos Ríos in mid-2012. It's an obvious reference to [[Dos Caras Jr.]]'s WWE character, but he got the name because he looks a little bit like Del Rio a [[Category:Mexican wrestlers]]

...ental Championship (2), WCW Tag Team Championship (w/ [[The Undertaker]]), WWE Tag Team Championship (2) (w/ [[Bryan Danielson|Daniel Bryan]], w/ Big Show One of the most famous wrestlers in the US in his prime, his only appearance in a Mexican promotion was as t

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...[[Super Nova]] (not Mike Bucci). The group also made appearances for the [[WWE]] in [[1997]] appearing both on RAW and Shotgun Saturday Night. ...n wrestlers]][[Category:Former AAA/PAP wrestlers]][[Category:Chicago based wrestlers]]

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...p with [[AAA]] which opened the door for each promotion to use each others wrestlers/luchadors on their events. As a wrestler, Jarrett made his debut for AAA on [[Category:United States wrestlers]]

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...(2002 - 2006), Spider Kid (2006), Super Nova (2006 - current), Julio Cruz (WWE / ECW 12/15/09), Bengala ([[AAA]] 2016 - 2019) ...was rumored he was given a developmental deal and would be heading to the WWE's developmental territory FCW in 2010. However this was not to be he instea

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Some wrestlers have used the '''El Hijo de Rey Misterio''' name from [[2006]] to now. ...ed with [[Rey Misterio Jr.|Rey Mysterio]], who currently is wrestling in [[WWE]].

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''To others wrestlers who have wrestled as '''El Hijo De Rey Misterio''', please see [[Hijo de Re ...have promise, but got lost in the shuffle compared to the other [[Gen75]] wrestlers brought in at the same time, and could not crack the first or second match.

Group of wrestlers who all left [[AAA]]. Originally formed in Jan. 2017 when [[Pentagón Jr.]] * [[Rey Misterio Jr.]] - Returned to [[WWE]] in 2018.

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Junior heavyweight wrestlers in their own promotion, Naito and Yujiro have mostly feuded with light heav ...Caras Jr.]] was originally scheduled to team with the duo, but left for [[WWE]] early on in their stay.

...d AAA's interest in using that style to differentiate itself from CMLL and WWE, made him of greater interest to AAA than other possible TNA guests. ...ited States wrestlers]][[Category:Former AAA/PAP wrestlers]][[Category:TNA wrestlers]]

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...r usually appears to receive a plaque. There seems to be a trend to induct wrestlers who had died recently. ...07 || [[Rey Misterio Jr.]] || Was not allowed to be shown on TV due to his WWE agreement, but appeared at the event.

She was a WWE fan and only used to watch it on TV. On 2011 a friend took her to the Aren ...xican wrestlers]][[Category:Female wrestlers]][[Category:Mexico City based wrestlers]]

...ed after travelling to try out for [[WWE]]'s FCW territory (she failed, as WWE officials judged her to be a subpar wrestler and not pretty enough while un [[Category:Female wrestlers]]

...r IWRG wrestlers]][[Category:Former Promo Azteca Wrestlers]][[Category:WWE wrestlers]] [[Category:Tijuana based wrestlers]]

...d together as '''Los Astro Boys I y II'''. After Mistico left CMLL to join WWE, Astro Boy left CMLL five months later to join AAA (where his other, less f [[Category:Mexican wrestlers]]

...E]]'s Money In The Bank). It was contested by a mix male, female, and mini wrestlers. ...match-up took place on [[September 9]]. A four way match between qualified wrestlers was booked in [[Arena Coliseo Monterrey]]. In the finals of the match, [[Je

She was attracted by Lucha Libre since she was very young, she used to watch WWE and AAA on TV, and all that caused curiosity to train this sport. Trained [[category:Mexican wrestlers]]

...elemetro website. Early [[2017]], it was announced Karcamo was chosen by [[WWE]] as their local ambassador when the promotion run events on [[Panama]]. [[Category:Foreign wrestlers]]

...o be a true innovator of aerial offense, as well as being one of the first wrestlers to utilize a table during a match on a regular basis; Terry Funk even claim [[Category:Foreign wrestlers]]

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...tes]]. He was known for his skill in drawing heel heat for himself and his wrestlers. ...of the Steel Cage match and "luchas callejeras" (Street Fight match AKA in WWE like No Holds Barred match) once defeated [[Gori Guerrero]] (he most long-t

EMPRESAS: AAA, LLI, WWF (WWE), Perros del Mal, CMLL [[Category:Mexican wrestlers]]

...Knox Pro Wrestling Academy to finish his development under former [[WWE]] wrestlers Gangrel and [[Fatu|Rikishi]]. As a data, in [[2010]] Steve Pain and other wrestlers like [[Chimaera]] appeared on Telemundo's dating game show 12 Corazones.

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Lucha libre, video game and WWE Cruiserweight Division fan since a boy, Sonico enrolled in the school of Ca [[Category:Foreign wrestlers]]

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...ry=Exterminador (debut - 2004), Laredo Kid (2004 - current), Tony Guevara (WWE dark match 2015) [[Category:Mexican wrestlers]]

...s, or promotions elsewhere using the Mexican lucha libre style and Mexican wrestlers, and the people and events related to those promotions.</b> ...name they've used in lucha libre. For example, if someone did a profile of WWE wrestler JBL, it should be filed under [[Vampiro Americano]], since that's

''this is the original Psicosis, who used the name in AAA, WCW and WWE; there have been others using the [[Psicosis (disambiguation)|Psicosis]] na ...[Juventud Guerrera]]'s bodyguard, as Guerrera would start imitating former WWE Champion the Rock, while Psicosis would stand around with his arms folded a

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...a younger, unrelated wrestler also used the name [[El América]], and other wrestlers have used the name Triton''' [[Category:Mexican wrestlers|Pantera]]

...uila was introduced as a member of [[The Invasors]], ex-AAA and Indepedent wrestlers working together (as rudos) to prove they were as good as CMLL luchadors. [[Category:Mexican wrestlers|Mr. Aguila]]

...i]], w/ [[Rey Mysterio]]), WWE United States Title, WWE Heavyweight Title, WWE Hall of Fame (Class of 2006), [[AAA Hall of Fame]] (Class of [[2008]]), ...15, 2004 in the PPV "No Way Out" where he defeated Brock Lesnar to win the WWE Heavyweight Championship. On 2004 Guerrero had a polemical storyline with

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...fore stapling on a conclusion. The contests were successful in introducing wrestlers from outside Mexico City who'd become regulars, but the storyline itself wa ...uapos U, Shocker and Mascara Magica (both unmasked) declared only unmasked wrestlers could compete. After try outs, the group was decided:

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...8/91 - ), Rey Mysterio Jr. (06/96 - ), El Niño (WCW, 02/01), Rey Mysterio (WWE), Rey Misterio Jr. (AAA, 2015 -) ...hampionship (2), Triple Crown Championship (WWE), Grand Slam Championship (WWE), [[Lucha World Cup]] 2015, [[Lucha Underground Trios Championship]] w/[[Pr

Mistico is actually a man from a family of wrestlers, and is the nephew of CMLL official [[Tony Salazar]]. He'd been wrestling u ...rming a team with [[Rey Mysterio Jr.]]. In January 2014 he was released by WWE and returned to Mexico.

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...sta]] and [[Montoya]]. Tifanny is part of the first wave of Chilean women wrestlers along with [[Kittie]], [[Pandora (Chile)|Pandora]], [[Alison]], [[Azumi]], ...(Xóchitl Leyva Sánchez). In that same year, she also participated in the WWE Mae Young Classic 2018 tournament representing Chile.

...ar]], [[F-5]], [[Double Arm Piledriver|Martinete Especial]], various other WWE finishers, threatening to walk out of matches ...LL]], Halloween's was an upper midcarder rudo, relying on brawling, famous WWE moves, and his partner [[Damian 666]] in the ring. Halloween's also a membe

...th of this nature was still a shocking one in the world of wrestling, as [[WWE]], WCW and ECW all payed homage to Spicolli before their weekly show. Spic [[Category:Deceased wrestlers]]

...The two brothers were of course compared together and against more veteran wrestlers. When Hector was able to defeat [[Satanico]] for his hair, but Humberto los ...began promoting small kid friendly Children Party shows featuring fake WWE wrestlers.

...d also had the opportunity to have a singles match with Sho Funaki, of the WWE, Michinoku Pro and BattlARTS fame. Once Shawn Michaels took over in early 1 ...stled Konnan on two different occasions and even came out in an episode of WWE Smackdown in March 2005. With his continued success, El Latino continues t

During the period Konnan worked for TNA, many TNA wrestlers appeared in AAA as both members of Legión Extranjera and as representing t Most wrestlers listed appeared very few times; this list is an attempt to include everyone

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Among the aims for the promotion is to create a home for independent wrestlers, allowing them come and go freely. The exact talent roster is not stable be ...next shows. Still, over the course of the early shows, a regular group of wrestlers emerged.

''This article is to the original Canelo Casas. To the others wrestlers that uses the name check [[Canelo Casas (disambiguation)]].'' [[Category:Mexican wrestlers]]

...f the biggest stars to ever emerge from Lucha Libre. He has competed in [[WWE]] (as Max Moon), [[WCW]], [[ECW]], [[TNA]], WWA, XPW and (more or less) any [[Category:Former AAA/PAP wrestlers]]

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...suicidal dives. Became an [[IWRG]] regular and was one of the most popular wrestlers on the roster for a long time. Often teamed with Panterita/[[Freelance]] wh [[Category:Mexican wrestlers]]

...uanajuato the Superstars of the WWE was being photographed with Bobby Lee, wrestlers stars as Santino Marella, MVP, The Miz, Big Show and Triple H who scolded J * "I have had contact with people in the WWE and they themselves are surprised to learn who i was, Big Show, CM Punk, Tr

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* [[01.13]] - Fake [[WWE]] wrestlers back to [[Arena Coliseo Monterrey]].

Tarzan was one of the Mexican wrestlers who worked for the WWF's Super Astros, using the name as Armando Fernandez. ...ed his ring name to Toscano in June of 2007. He's currently one of the top wrestlers in CMLL and should be for some time.

.../she qualifies. Example: Nishimura, American Dragon. Exeption would be WWE wrestlers. HHH, Randy Orton, don't qualify. ...has never wrestled in Mexico, he/she doesn't qualify. Exceptions would be wrestlers who are wrestling real lucha style. ROH, Michinoku Pro, most Texas feds, ar

...shockingly good in the ring, especially to those fans who had seen smaller wrestlers used only for comedy. ...ars ago, when after WWE invaded Mexico City, EMLL finally started charging WWE prices to its anniversary shows) happened in this era.

...t 20th century for that matter, indeed, taller and larger than most of the wrestlers in the promotion), his foreign ring name, and his prematurely whitish-gray ...ce Creature]], [[S.T.P.]], [[Il Comendatore]], and [[El Mercenario Joe]] – wrestlers who would become household names to a generation of kids in Argentina. And

...vs. Hair between masked wrestlers; <b>(3)</b> Hair vs. Hair between masked wrestlers}} [[Category:Mexican wrestlers]]

...tarting a long family rivalry. Perro claims to have unmasked a total of 21 wrestlers. (''Ed note: We've got records of 11.)'' [[Category:Mexican wrestlers]]

Rey Bucanero is a CMLL wrestler since the 90s, who was also briefly seen in WWE and TNA. He's most well known for his early 2000s tag team with [[Ultimo Gu ...a Mexico]] a lot as he grew, kind of becoming an unofficial mascot for the wrestlers. Though he debuted at the early age of 17, Bucanero was training for many y

In [[2005]], Pierroth Jr. added an extended 'family' of masked wrestlers. None are believed actually related to him, but all are named as if they're [[Category:Former CMLL wrestlers]]

But unlike other wrestlers who get the big push based only on looks and charisma, Mistico had the skil IMO, if you saw a match like this in WWE or the indies, it'd take them 30-40 minutes to tell the same story. Sometim

Canek is one of the most charismatic wrestlers Mexico has ever had, one of the biggest lucha box-office draws ever and als ...best wrestler of Villahermosa, Tabasco award. It should be noted that the wrestlers that first trained him were Indio Azteca, Maciste, El Remington I and El Ch

...n [[December 1]], [[2019]] to win the championship. Taya officially joined WWE on February 24, 2021, vacating this championship as a result. AAA has plans {{TitleHistorySpan|Championship vacated when Taya signs with WWE on February 24, 2021}}

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<i>Top Distrito Federal Wrestlers:</i> [[Super Muneco]], [[Super Pinocho]] & [[Super Raton]]<BR> 1. [[WWE]] comes to [[Mexico City]]<BR>

...became a part of the collection of miscellaneous championships held by AAA wrestlers. The goal of the initial tournament was to take those other titles out of p ...es involving champions were also title matches were possible, causing some wrestlers to pick up book keeping title changes as things progressed.

...ta promocion americana de Lucha Libre la manejaban el super estrella de la WWE "Shawn Michaels" y la leyenda de los 70's icono de la Lucha Libre Texana "J ...er TX and into Nuevo Laredo. At the time they didn't showcase many Mexican wrestlers, but Joe Blanchard and Wahoo McDaniel felt that he had the height, weight a

...ue confirmado e, incluso, Dos Caras Jr. abandona la empresa para irse a la WWE a finales del mes de Junio. [[Category:Former CMLL wrestlers]]

...hampionship belt for his promotions. When Ultimo Dragon left Japan to join WWE in 2003, he sold the belt back to CMLL. CMLL did nothing with it for a year {{TitleHistorySpan|[[Ultimo Dragon]] vacates title May 2003 due to WWE jump}}

...elipe Ham Lee]] and his father. Mendoza did not want any of his sons to be wrestlers because he did not want them to be hurt all the time like he was, but ended ...card spot at [[Arena Neza]] where he was hanging out and training, and the wrestlers at the locker room suggested Arturo to work as a replacement. He was not su

...[[2004]].[[06.20]] to focus on winning the Ultimo Dragon Gym championship; wrestlers leave to form the Dragon Gate promotion (replacing this title with the Open ...pionship vacated on [[April 26]], [[2015]] due to [[Magno]] signing with [[WWE]]}}