AAA PdM (FRI) 01/07 Plaza de Toros El Relicario, Puebla, Puebla [Estrellas del Ring]
1) Barbaro I & Barbaro II b Guerrero de Plata I & Guerrero de Plata II
2) Fobia, Guerrero Mantis, Jinete de la Muerte DQ Guerrero de la Noche, Motocross, Mr. Celeste
3) Fabi Apache & Mari Apache b Cinthia Moreno & Sexy Star
4) Bestia 666, Super Crazy, X-Fly b Extreme Tiger, Jack Evans, Súper Fly
5) Monster Clown, Murder Clown, Psycho Clown DQ Damián 666, el Hijo del Perro Aguayo, Halloween
Murder Clown had Perro Jr., so all the Perros ran in for the DQ. All sorts of pointless challenges after the match.
X-Fly beat Jack with a foul. I don’t even care anymore.
The Glaidiatores has video highlights of the show.
CMLL (SUN) 01/09 Arena Mexico [CMLL, Cesar]
1) Artillero & Súper Comando b Bengala & Robin
2) Rayo Tapatío I, Rayo Tapatío II, Sensei b Bronco, Mortiz, Tiger Kid
3) Máximo, Toscano, Valiente b Euforia, Vangelis, Virus
4) Ángel de Oro, Diamante, Rush b Delta, Metro, Stuka Jr. [MEX TRIOS]
5) Atlantis, Dragón Rojo Jr., Último Guerrero b Blue Panther, La Sombra, Místico
Stuka’s team did not come out with the belts. It appears the championships were vacant coming into this match after all, and Delta did get a title win by internet poll. He didn’t get a title win by this match either. Match sounds good if iffy at the end. After the first two falls were split (Stuka in the 1st, Rush in the 2nd), Delta & Angel de Oro did dives. Oro’s Asai moonsault came way short, and he took out Metro’s knee on impact. Metro was strechered out as Rush and Stuka were finishing up. Rush got Stuka in the amarre for the submission. This is all three luchadors first championship.
Rush seemed to be rudo-ish again in this match, which is not a good sign for the success of this champions reign. It’s better than the other team if Metro is as hurt as he’s seemed.
Mistico had La Mistica on UG, but Guerrero slipped free, fouled him, and covered for the win. The two agreed to a singles match next week. That means Mistico has two big singles matches this week (in Puebla on Monday) and every Arena Mexico show has a singles main event (Mascara/Psicosis on Tuesday, Fantamsa/Mephisto on Friday.)
On Friday, some of the Perros were back in Tijuana for a Rey Misterio Sr. benefit show. That recap doesn’t mention anything strange about it, but DJ Spectro says the show drew 300 people and was poorly advertised. Definitely a much changed lineup from what had been announced. Rey Misterio Sr. is still wheel chair bound.
AAA was in Neza on Saturday. Solar and Negro Navarro had a draw for the Americas LH title (which was held by Trauma I last time we saw it), and Dralion and Neza Kid were oddly missing from the undercard. Suicida and Oficial AK47 worked in their place. Tecnicos beat rudos clean in the main event.
The first Lucha Las Vegas show was this weekend. The report on the Observer says they drew 300-400 and were turning people away. There’s some photos here.
Lots of articles on the history of Arena Coliseo this weekend, due to the boxing event on Saturday. It was the first boxing event in the building in 4 years and first televised boxing event in 10 years. I only saw the last 10 seconds of it, but it looked like a pretty full crowd. Surely helped that all kids were getting in free.
That might be the last event at Arena Coliseo of any kind for the time being. Not just because the crowd, but because no CMLL shows are scheduled there in the near future. Cesar says, starting with this week, Sunday shows have been moved to Arena Mexico. Tuesday shows were moved back in 2007. Cesar says it’s a security issue, but I wonder where this leaves the future of Arena Coliseo. If it has one.
SuperLuchas #396 is the Best of 2010 edition. It includes an interview with the luchador of the decade. I won’t give it away, but he’s about 7 out of 10 in his usual bit of crabbiness and message sending (“people know that if I’m not in the arenas, it hurts the arenas.”) An entertaining performance!
Links
- Mesias won the WWC Universal Heavyweight Championship.
- Octagon says Super Fly was lucky at Guerra de Titanes.
- Review of “Las Mamachas del Ring”, a movie about Bolivia’s cholitas.
- The usual Torreon lineup article has a great picture of Black Mamba.
- Cronicas Y Leyendas looks back at Alfonso Dantes’ knowledge of holds.
- Cesar wonders if Maximo will ever try to be more than popular gimmick (and be a top star) and
- AAA looks back at Century 2000, actually another Copetes character
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Alfredo will be so disappointed! This was the perfect chance for CMLL to have Stuka’s team win only to immediatly forfeit the belts due to Metro’s injury and order a new tournament with the exact same teams starting next Sunday!
It’s good that CMLL isn’t running Arena Coliseo any more if it’s too dangerous but saying “domingos en Arena Mexico are back” isn’t very accurate since the last time CMLL ran every Sunday at Arena Mexico they were drawing thousands upon thousands until AAA was created and attendance dwindled down to where it is today and they stopped running every Sunday. I think this will hurt business even more but we’ll see.
So is Motocross related to the Stones? And isn’t Fobia Nicho’s brother?
Good to see Mesias with the Universal title. But I’m even more pumped to see Shane back in WWC. That guy is one of the best to ever hit the Island.
I’m not sure the deal with Motocross. I think he may have been given the gimmick but may not be related, but I forget. Different Fobia.
Nobody gives a crap about psycho circus. They weren’t over when they won 700 matches in a row and still aren’t over working the perros. The perros are old news as well, just a dirty disgusting brand of wrestling. Let’s everyone just bleed since we don’t know how to work and are all out of shape. Pathetic, just one of the few reasons American wrestling is stomping lucha libre in the dirt in their own country.