Lucha Underground June 24, 2015 Los Angeles, CA The Temple
The current Lucha Underground champs are as follows: Lucha Underground Champion: Prince Puma (1/7/15)
Lucha Underground Trios Champions: Angelico, Ivelisse & Son of Havoc (4/22/15)
AAA Mega Champion: Alberto El Patron (12/7/14)
Lucha Underground June 3, 2015 Los Angeles, CA The Temple
The current Lucha Underground champs are as follows: Lucha Underground Champion: Prince Puma (1/7/15)
Lucha Underground Trios Champions: Angelico, Ivelisse & Son of Havoc (4/22/15)
AAA Mega Champion: Alberto El Patron (12/7/14)
In Dario Cueto’s office, Chavo Guerrero tells him that the Black Lotus has been trained by El Dragon Azteca. All of his family’s debt in Mexico will be forgiven if he protects her. However, it looks like Chavo is working on both sides here. A Guerrero is only truly loyal to the highest bidder. Cueto wants Black Lotus on a silver platter and starts stacking up money for Chavo. No cash, just around the clock protection from Mexico. Cueto grants him the request, but wants to know what Chavo really wants.
Footnotes: [1]: When WCW withdrew from the NWA in January 1991, Doom’s NWA world tag team title reign carried over to the first ever WCW world tag title reign. [2]: The Steiners actually won the titles before WrestleWar in real time, giving the Freebirds a negative title reign. [3]: After Scott Steiner suffered an injury in June 1991, the titles were vacated. This was a tournament final. [4]: Syxx is subbing for an injured Kevin Nash. [5]: When Sting and Giant couldn’t get along, they had a match to determine who would get the tag belts. Sting won the match and chose Kevin Nash as his new partner. [6]: Rick Steiner won a handicap match against the Giant and Scott Steiner who was subbing for Scott Hall. [7]: After Rick Steiner was suffered an injury in January 1999, he and partner Kenny Kaos were stripped of the titles. This was a tournament final. [8]: On the December 27, 1999 Nitro, the Outsiders vacated the titles after Scott Hall sustained an injury. This was a tournament final. [9]: On April 10, 2000 when Bischoff and Russo joined together to take control of WCW, all the titles were made vacant for the WCW reboot. [10]: This was a tournament final. [11]: The titles became vacant when WCW Commissioner Ernest Miller pinned Disco Inferno. Whatever. [12]: O’Haire & Jindrak won the titles in a six-team battle royal. [13]: At Survivor Series on 11/18/2001, the titles were retired after being unified with the WWF tag team championship.
Credit goes to: PWI Almanac, wrestling-titles.com, and ProWrestlingHistory.com
One of the most influential and innovative wrestlers to ever come out of Japan and to take America by storm. Because of his amazing year in 1989, Great Muta was able to enjoy many tours of the US and also as a result became a huge star in his homeland. Throughout this mixtape, we’re going to look at some of Muta’s highs and lows from 1989-2000. Sit back, relax, and enjoy a good 2.5 hours of Muta!Read the rest of this entry →
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