06/21: Coliseo, Guadalajara, Halcon

CMLL (TUE) 06/20 Arena Coliseo Results [alexis]
0) Conde 2000, Ninja de Fuego b Chaneque, Germano Jr.
1) Caligula, Messala, Zayco b Rayo Tapatio I, Rayo Tapatio II, Sombra de Plata
2) Apocalipsis, Hooligan, Ramstein b Danger, Kronos, Trueno
3) Sagrado, Satanico, Texano Jr. b Emilio Charles Jr., Mr. Mexico, Okumura
4) Blue Panther, Negro Casas, Volador Jr. b Pierroth, Terrible, Universo 2000
5) Ultimo Guerrero b Dos Caras Jr. [CMLL LH]
That’s known defense #27 for Ultimo

CMLL (SUN) 06/18 Arena Coliseo Guadalajara Results
1) Destroyer, Mr. Trueno b Exterminador, Golden
2) Antrax, Ebola, Makabre b Depredador, Guero Loco, Infierno
3) Cien Caras Jr., Danger, Super Maquina DQ Rey Tigre, Tigre Blanco, Tigre Metalico
Maquina took off his own mask and threw it to Blanco. Ref saw Blanco with the mask.
4) Mr. Niebla, Rayman, Silver King b Atlantis, Blue Demon Jr., Mascara Ano 2000
5) Dr. Wagner Jr. DQ Hector Garza
Garza low blow.

AAA (MON) 06/19 Arena 4 Caminos Nuevo Laredo Results
1) Muete Subita I, Muete Subita II b Anubis, Crazy Master
2) Insolito, Joseline, La Parkita b Bad Boy, La Hechicera, Mini Psicosis
3) Rio Bravo, Tito Santana II b Hombre Sin Miedo, Laredo Kid [? TAG]
4) Astuto, Corazon de Barrio, Hijo de Anibal b Antifaz, Hator, Sergio Romo Jr.
5) Crazy Boy, Juventued Guerrera, Psicosis b Abismo Negro, Histeria, Mosco de la Merced AAA

El Halcon #65 is up. Inside:
– Interview with Satanico. He was DQed in his first ever match – perhaps for faking a low blow? He got the Satanico name and gimmick from a Ian Fleming 007 novel. (It’s “El Satanico Dr. No” in Spanish versions.) His debut match in Mexico City was a tag match against Spiderman, which I find awesome for some reason. Satanico talks about being CMLL’s head trainer, Averno & Mephisto, and his dislike of people training wrestlers who have no business doing it. Satanico believes the high flying lucha libre will never displace mat wrestling; everyone’s always going to have to learn how to do that.
– Recaps of the last two Sundays of action in Arena Queretaro. Ursus retained the Q State Heavyweight championship, and Wild Kiss beat Halcon Fuego for his mask.
– Interview with Pantera. Pantera says he started his career unmasked, and then, figuring he needed a better identity, he and others came up with the Pantera look. The first championship he won, and one of his best memories, is the Mexico State Lightweight title he beat Baby Richard at age 17. He seems to hate his AAA stint.
– Interview with Oro II. This Oro II is the former Excalibur. He explains he, not Black Warrior, was slated to be Bronce, but they felt he was too skinny. After he became Excalibur, Oro told the people at a press confrence that he’d one day be Oro II, so he’s living up to those words. Plata is retired due to injuries, and Oro II was retired for about 4 years to recover from his own (spine) injuries. They’re making a movie about Oro’s life, and they hope to have it in theatres by mid 2007.
– recap of AAA in Queretaro on 06/16. Sounds like a normal house show, except for El Brazo dressing up like Zumbido.
– interview with Mesala and Caligula! The gimmick was Tony Salazar’s idea, who realized they’d work well as a team. They’re looking for a championship chance – tag or singles – or a mask match with the Tapatios. Caligula warns us to stay off drugs.

Box Y Lucha’s cover is LA Park rippign Wagner’s mask. Poster has Lizmark and Rey Bucanero.

Virus has stayed in Japan in between AJPW dates, and is teaching the trainees lucha libre and Spanish.

El Hijo del Santo signed a deal with Cartoon Network Latin America to license the Santo image on clothes and other products. No specifics, and the usual desire to eventually expand to the US.

Brazo de Plata starts up as a AAA tecnico on Sunday in Arena Coliseo Monterrey.