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[[Category:Mexican wrestlers]] [[Category:Mexican writers]]

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[[Category:Mexican wrestlers]] [[Category:Mexican writers]]

..."Triplemania II-B" in [[Zapopan]], [[Jalisco]], and many experts and sheet writers rating it from the ****1/4 to ****3/4 range. Finish was classic, as Sagrada [[Category:Mexican wrestlers]][[Category:Deceased wrestlers]][[Category:Former AAA/PAP wrestle

The 15th of March, 1985, [[Los Infernales]] became the first [[Mexican National Trios Championship | National Trios Champions]] after defeating [[ ...rated on the ****1/2-3/4 range by many fans (including myself) and "sheet" writers.

...r, and the fourth ever in Mexico, as his predecessors were El Enmascarado (Mexican wrestler Luis Núñez), La Maravilla Enmascarada (The Masked Marvel aka Cic ...a cruel and evil heel, and no doubt is the first thing that most fans and writers think about when the name of Velázquez pops up. Many fans reading this mus

...But seeing the way Blue Panther's career went, it looks like many of those writers had to eat their own words. wonderful nostalgia moment to any fan that watched Mexican wrestling in the

...]] (w/ [[Octagón]]), [[AAA Tag Team Tournament, 1993]] (w/ [[Octagón]]), [[Mexican Trios Titles]] (w/ [[Super Muñeco]] & [[Ángel Azteca]]), [[CMLL World Tag Hijo Del Santo, along with a group of other Mexican wrestlers like [[Blue Panther]], [[Super Astro]] and [[Fuerza Guerrera]] ma