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• AAA Second/Mascota Tag Team Championships
  #REDIRECT [[AAA Second/Mascota Tag Team Championship]]
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• WWL
  ...that ran tours in Mexico. Members of the promotion also took part in [[AAA|AAA's]] [[TripleMania XXI]] in 2013. == Championships ==
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• IWC
  Ron Skoler used the IWC name to promote AAA shows in the United States. The most notable show being [[When Worlds Colli == Championships ==
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• Lucha Libre USA
  ...d events in the south western United States. In 2010, they broke away from AAA to produce a show for MTV2 called Masked Warriors. So far the show has had == Championships ==
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• CaraLucha
  ...rently has a working relationship with [[CMLL]] and had another one with [[AAA]] in the past. == Championships ==
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• X-LAW
  ...occasional shows with some of the top names not working for [[CMLL]] or [[AAA]] at the moment. With L.A. Park working for AAA wrestlers such as [[Joe Lider]] and [[Nicho el Millionario]] working for XL
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• NWA World Junior Heavyweight Championship
  ...ed lesser weight title, similiar to the Light Heavyweight and Middleweight championships in Mexico. It has no signficant history in Mexico, except for the occasiona It was also part of the J-Crown Octuple Championships
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• David Young
  |titles=many non-Mexican championships TNA wrestler who appeared in [[AAA]] at [[Guerra de Titanes, 2003]].
  641 bytes (69 words) - 03:51, 29 July 2016
• Sexy B
  |titles=many non-Mexican championships Appeared at [[AAA]] [[TripleMania XXI]].
  640 bytes (75 words) - 22:23, 26 July 2023
• Robbie E
  |titles=many non-Mexican championships Came to [[AAA]] in November 2014 for a tag match with [[Zema Ion]].
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• AAA Fusion Championship
  [[File:AAA-Fusion-Title.jpg|300px|right]] ...a professional wrestling championship promoted by [[AAA]] in their brand [[AAA Fusion]].
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• Psicopata (AULL)
  ''[[Mando Guerrero]] also used this name in AAA for a short time.'' ...Tag Team Championships (w/?), Arena Libertad Tag Team Championships (w/?), AAA New Wrestler Tournament Winner 1999
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• EMW World Middleweight Championship
  [[Drago (AAA)|Drago]] was the second champion. He defeated [[Mamba (AAA)|Mamba]] & [[Estrella Divina]] on July 21, [[2017]] to win the championship {{TitleHistoryLine|1|[[Mamba (AAA)]]|[[Pimpinela Escarlata]]|[[2016]].[[11.11]]|[[Auditorio de Tijuana]]}}
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• ACASA
  ...[Tony Barbetta]]. ACASA later had relationships with other promotions like AAA, CMLL and brought in indy wrestlers. ...ri Romero, Eddie Guerrero, Konnan, [[El Cobarde II]]) left ACASA for CMLL, AAA, looking for better money and opportunity, ACASA faded away in the early 90
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• AAA Northern Light Heavyweight Championship
  ...moted by [[AAA]]. It's more accurately a regional championship promoted by AAA affiliated promotion "'''Promociones Cantu'''" and only recognized on those [[Category:Championships (without history)]]
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• AAA/IWC World Tag Team Championship
  The AAA/IWC World Tag Team Championship was introduced in 1993. It was formerly kno === AAA World Tag Team Championship ===
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• AAA World Cruiserweight Tournament, 2009
  ...irst since many of the non-AAA championships were unified as part of the [[AAA World Heavyweight Championship]]. ...rhaps Konnan put Juvy out of action due to injury, and caused him to leave AAA. [[Rocky Romero]], who had been in Japan during the qualifying match, repla
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• AAA Americas Welterweight Championship
  The AAA Americas welterweight championship was created in [[AAA]] promotion in the 90's by Antonio Peña. [[Category:Championships]]
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• Speedball
  ...ydal (Canada, 2008 - 2010), Kitsune (New England, 2011 - 2015), Speedball (AAA, 2015) |titles=Many non-Mexican championships
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• MLA
  ...promotion brings on independent [[Mexico|Mexican]] wrestlers, among with [[AAA]] and [[CMLL]] ones to complement their events. == Championships ==
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• AAA World Heavyweight Tournament, 2007
  ...[AAA]] held a tournament to declare a [[AAA World Heavyweight Championship|AAA World (Mega) Heavyweight Champion]]. It was presented as a standard eight m ...ecified champions were eliminated from the tournament once they lose their championships, this eliminated Cibernetico.
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