double hair match in IWRG, Puebla preview

Dr. Cerbero/photo by Black Terry jr.

There’s not a detailed recap of last night’s Arena Naucalpan show, but Eterno & Apolo Estrada Jr. did win the double hair match over Black Terry & Dr. Cerbero. In an early match, Avisman was knocked out after a Fresero Jr. German suplex. He’s better later in the locker room at the end of the video, but it’s a scary looking situation.

Mascara Dorada says he wants a rematch with Bushi at FantasticaMania, which we all assumed but is still nice to know. If the translation of the post match interview from the title change, Bushi did acknowledge he’d have to defend the CMLL Welterweight championship on those shows, but demanded to only defend it in Arena Mexico after that.

CMLL tonight in Puebla has Ultimo Guerrero defending the NWA Middleweight championship against Atlantis. It has not been officially announced, but I have the sneaking the suspicion the first two falls will be rather short, and the third fall rather long. It’s possible they may break ten minutes combined but I wouldn’t wager on it. Atlantis won last week and already has a title, so Ultimo Guerrero’s keeping his title unless he’s going to NXT or something.

The rest of the card is better. The two ongoing midcard feuds have been dumped together in one cibernetico. Friday’s cibernetico was the best part of the night. This isn’t as strong a field, but maybe the numbers will help reduce the drag of the worst members of this match. It’s still not clear where any of this going, but every other building is getting a cage match this month so perhaps there’s one coming to Puebla as well. The opener is just Puebla locals (no poor DF luchadors to drag it down), and there’s a mini match that looks pretty good. There’s also the 500th trios where Mascara and Maximo won’t get along. The show will air on YouTube at 9pm, and there’s usually a link on CMLL’s website early in the afternoon. I think I may have other things to do, so you may be on your own for this one.

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Lineups

CMLL (SAT) 12/26/2015 Arena Coliseo
1) Fantasy vs Pequeño Olímpico
2) Flyer vs Metálico
3) Star Jr. vs Hijo del Signo
4) Súper Halcón Jr. vs Nitro
5) Hombre Bala Jr. vs Arkángel de la Muerte
6) Stigma & Stuka Jr. vs Boby Z & Sagrado
7) Blue Panther, Máximo Sexy, Valiente vs Hechicero, Kráneo, Pierroth

They’re back to just having shows. Main event could be fun depending on Pierroth’s involvement.

CMLL (SUN) 12/27/2015 Arena Coliseo Guadalajara
1) Ángel Aéreo & Johnny Dinamo vs Mercenario & Mr. Brisa
2) Explosivo & Star Black vs Demonio Rojo & Thunder Boy
3) Gallo, Magnum, Omar Brunetti vs Joker, Maléfico, Ráfaga
4) Esfinge, Titán, Tritón vs Mosco X Fly, Mr. Trueno, Rey Trueno
5) Vaquero Jr. vs Carlos Rogi, El Yaqui, Sádico, El Alteño, Mr. Apolo, Nube Roja, El Chakal, Javier Cruz Jr., Exterminador [cage, hair]

It’s a locals cage match, so anyone really could lose. They’ve set it up over the last few months. Only three guys from DF (and X-Fly), and they’re all Guadalajara guys who probably are going home for Christmas anyway and just sticking around for the Sunday show.