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|nickname=Ring Master Ring announcer for [[Arena López Mateos]]

Lic. Ramón Urias is one of the ring announcers for lucha libre events in Mexicali. He had worked at [[Arena Coliseo Mexic [[Category:Mexican announcers]]

The ring announcer for [[WFS]]. [[Category:Mexican announcers]]

...xing background led him to be used in a variety of roles - judge, ref, and ring announcer, which seems to have led to him doing lucha libre as well. [[category:Ring Announcers]]

...]. Began as ring announcer since he was a teenager making him the youngest ring announcer in Mexicali. Had a distinctive voice especially in title and apu [[Category:Mexican announcers]]

...pear on both the main/[[Televisa]] broadcast and the [[MVS]]/Guerreros del Ring shows. Magadan has been said to be an official CMLL employee, which would b [[Category:Mexican announcers]][[Category:Current CMLL staff]]

Gifted with a great voice Vitorino was the longtime ring announcer for [[CMLL]]. Passed away while doing ring announcing duties at a show in [[Pista Arena Revolución]].

Rivera is one of the announcers of the CMLL MVS shows (Guerreros del Ring, Ras de Lona). He's also in charge of the [[Luchas 2000]] magazine. [[Category:Mexican announcers]][[Category:Current CMLL staff]]

Currently an announcer on [[CMLL Guerrero del Ring (52MX)]] and [[CMLL on Fox Sports]], as well as the [[RadioCMLL]] broadcast [[Category:Mexican announcers]]

He was ring announcer in [[Arena Pueblo Nuevo]] and [[Arena Coliseo Mexicali]]. Rememb [[Category:Mexican announcers]][[Category:Deceased staff]]

Also acts as the ring announcer for [[IWRG]] [[category:Officials]][[Category:Promoters]][[Category:Mexican announcers]]

Former longtime ring announcer for [[CMLL]]/[[Arena Mexico]]. [[Category:Mexican announcers]]

He is one of the most popular announcers in the Mexican wrestling, together his partners [[Dr. Alfonso Morales]] and |caption=w/ Lupita Jones, Infierno en el Ring 2007

Debuted on [[CMLL]] as valet of [[Pierroth Jr.]] had been managed on ring many wrestlers included [[Mike Bucci]], [[Crazy Boy]] and [[Katsumi Kanai]] [[Category:Mexican announcers]]

Cimarrón started in lucha libre as a reporter for [[Guerreros del Ring (Magazine)]] in 2006 as a photographer and a reporter. He worked with the m ...marrón debuto en la lucha libre como reportero de la revista guerreros del ring, en el año del 2006, sus inicios fueron como fotografo y reportero de la a

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...arkably bad), where Bobby Quance gave himself the nickname Rocko. The CMLL announcers presumably looked at the list of wrestlers they were supposed to have (befo Since they already had a Ricky, the announcers just didn't have any idea what to call Reyes.

...] shows. Hosted a show on ESPN about lucha libre, and now hosts [[Sobre el Ring]] on AYM about lucha libre. [[Category:Mexican wrestlers]][[Category:Mexican announcers]][[Category:Former CMLL wrestlers]]

...engadora is the most long-lived professional wrestler of the world, his in ring career was of at least 63 years. ...vailable. The gimmick went Rogelio de la Paz who already had 8 years of in ring experience. As Sombra Vengadora began a tour in Mexico as a main eventer.

...en Japan got jobbed this past March in the World Baseball Classic, did the announcers immediately holler how the umpires were making “Shiro Abe calls?” Yet ...thought this because, after all, the primary co-founder of ''Titanes en el Ring'', [[Martín Karadagián]] (also spelled sometimes as Caradagián), was of