CMLL (TUE) 04/23/2013 Arena Mexico [CMLL, Yahoo! Deportes (Photos)]
1) Apocalipsis & Camorra b Molotov & Oro Jr.
Oro Jr. & Apocalipsis took the place of Robin & Cholo.
2) Estrellita, Goya Kong, Lady Afrodita b La Comandante, La Vaquerita, Zeuxis
Lady Afrodita, back here for the first time since January, replaced Silueta.
3) Fuego, Hijo del Fantasma, Sagrado b Misterioso Jr., Puma, Vangelis
Tecnicos took 2/3, Fantasma beat Misterioso.
4) Sangre Azteca b Tritón [lightning]
Counter dropkick for the win.
5) Stuka Jr., Super Porky, Valiente b Dragón Rojo Jr., Pólvora, Rey Escorpión
Stuka beat Escorpion again, taking falls 1/3, the last with a Code Red, setting up a title match.
6) Euforia, Mr. Niebla, Último Guerrero b Ángel de Oro, Shocker, Thunder
Shocker replaced Diamante Azul, Angel de Oro replaced Marco Corleone.
Marco did appear on the show to explain his injury.
CMLL (TUE) 04/23/2013 Arena Coliseo Guadalajara [@acogdl]
1) Espectrum & Ráfaga b Esfinge & Leo
Rudos took 2/3.
2) Gallo & Starman b Cancerbero & Maléfico
Starman took 1/3.
3) Amapola, Princesa Blanca, Princesa Sugheit b Dalis la Caribeña, Luna Mágica, Marcela
Rudas took 2/3.
4) Rey Bucanero, Terrible, Tiger b Delta, Diamante, Titán
Titan replaced Angel de Oro (in Arena Mexico instead.) This was Titan’s first match since early February. Rudo were DQed for excessive violence in the first, but took the next two falls.
5) Atlantis, La Máscara, La Sombra b Averno, Ephesto, Mephisto
Tecnicos took 2/3.
LA Park announced on Facebook that he had quit AAA. He was very complimentary towards AAA (even as far as to apologize for past issues) but said he wanted to be free like a hippie.
LA Park is the current AAA Latin American championship, which would not be the first title to disappear from AAA when the champion left with it. That title has never really had much of purpose and would not be missed; the new Blue Demon title could easily take it’s place. The bigger hit is not having LA Park around for the AAA US stuff, where he would’ve been a helpful cross over star. Park is already a guy who works US shows fairly frequently, and perhaps that was already an issue with AAA or was soon going to be. I think it’s also possible that Park and Wagner might have found someone willing to promote their mask match, though the absurd venues proposals suggest they’re still fooling around at this point.
A news site in San Antonio says this weekend’s scheduled Lucha Libre USA show there has been rescheduled to ‘a future date’. (This seems a good idea, rescheduling to a past date never works out.) They’re refunding the tickets at point of purchase. The Lucha Libre USA site used to list tickets for Austin and Laredo for this weekend as well, but both those links are now removed (and Dallas and Chicago tickets have never been on sale.) The Austin show never had a venue, while the venue for Laredo show seems to have taken down the link to buy tickets (though ads are still on the site.) LLUSA hasn’t announced anything besides the San Antonio postponement, but this looks like they may be going away again.
Rob has highlights of 03/26/13 CMLL
Bill has highlights of 03/15/12 IWRG.
LuchaWorld has KrisZ’s news update.
Links
- Blue Panther & Ultimo Guerrero face Caifan and Rey Hechicero on 05/05 in Arena Coliseo Monterrey.
- Short story on the upcoming AAA TV taping in Puebla; the local promoter doesn’t know the card yet.
- AAA took Dark Dragon (now Pentagon Jr) and Mascarita Dorada (now WWE) off their roster page.
- DJ Spectro calls Super Muneco and Shu el Guerrero “joven veteranos”. They’re both over 50, so the standards of youth are look great for all of us.
- Arena Coliseo Monterrey is promising Super Heroes & Doubles de la WWE for it’s Kid’s Day Show on Tuesday.
- Lucha Libre DZ is closing, or coming back with a different name, or a little of both.
- Dr. Cerebro kept the IWL Internet championship over Astro Latino in Arena Margarita of San Luis Potosi.
- CFan Deportes has pictures of arenas which no longer exist.
- A third Torneo Amigo Para Siempe will occur, at some point.
- The lucha libre exhibit in Monterrey is reaching the record for most visited in the history of their museum.
Lineups
CMLL (MON) 04/29/2013 Arena Puebla
1) Milenium & Tigre Rojo vs Blue Center & Siki Ozama Jr.
2) Metálico, Starman, Stigma vs Hijo del Signo, Hooligan, Nitro
3) Blue Panther, Hijo del Fantasma, Rey Cometa vs Felino, Puma, Tiger
4) Diamante Azul, La Máscara, Shocker vs Dragón Rojo Jr., Pólvora, Rey Escorpión
5) Atlantis, La Sombra, Máscara Dorada vs Negro Casas, Último Guerrero, Volador Jr.
Metalico & Signo feud continues here. I hope Arena Puebla doesn’t get stuck with that as their Anniversary show.
CMLL (TUE) 04/30/2013 Arena Coliseo Guadalajara
1) El Divino & El Ídolo vs Exterminador & Infierno
2) Black Metal, Esfinge, Metatrón vs Arkángel de la Muerte, Canelo Casas, Skándalo
3) Fuego, Pegasso, Tritón vs Nosferatu, Shigeo Okumura, Vangelis
4) Delta, Hijo del Fantasma, Sagrado vs Misterioso Jr., Olímpico, Pólvora
5) Marco Corleone, Rush, Thunder vs Dragón Rojo Jr., Mr. Águila, Psicosis
Canelo Casas’ first appearance here.
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LA Park’s apology came off as very classy, and seemingly sincere. Shame he left though. Had some excellent matches and hilarious moments in AAA.