TV host Ernesto Chavana will second Garza Jr. at Heroes Inmortales. This means they’ll be talking about the show quite a bit on Noches de Coliseo for the next couple weeks and I’ll get a lot of Multimedios promotion.
AAA’s posted this week’s TV show, with the tag team title match and Psycho/Pagano (which seemed like it might have been edited down a bit looking quick at the length.) The bonus features include Aerostar & Drago talking about winning the tag titles.
AAA also has the top 5 moments from the Australian Suicide/Daga feud, an interview with Johnny Mundo declaring his group “Perros del Mundo” and Nino Hamburguesa talks about Copa Antonio Pena.
Estrellas de la Lucha Libre, CMLL’s inhouse magazine, has an article on Mascara Dorada being in the eye of the hurricane. That sounds like they’re acknowledging the WWE deal, at least in the magazine. They didn’t appear to be selling any of these last week (or we were just too late to get one.) Dorada has said he expects to be wrestling in Mexico 3-4 weeks more. He’ll likely be on a reduced schedule for this time, trying to balance out from working so much the last couple months.
The UK’s Heidi Katrina won the vacant CMLL-REINA international championship in Japan, defeating Chik Tormenta. CMLL’s Twitter has highlighted this, so maybe there’s some plan for her to come to Mexico.
There’s a new lucha libre photography exhibit at the Guerrero Metro station in Mexico City.
In Cuernavaca, Dia del Luchador was celebrating by members of the four local promotions and the commission coming together for a meal.
LuchaWorld has the Saturday news update, the Monday news update and this week’s Poster-Mania.
TKD reviews the June 14, 2015 CaraLucha.
PWR will have Rey Horus vs Taurus (ex-AAA) on 10/15, which sounds awesome.
Tigre Rojo talks about owning/running Arena Coliseo San Ramon. Tigre Rojo mentions he’s the father of locals Tigre Rojo Jr., Rey Dragon and Shitara.
There’s an October 9th card in Aguascalientes to celebrate 76 years of lucha libre in the state.
Shocker’s car got hit by another car this weekend. The other driver ran away.
So what are the odds Chavana turns on Garza? 75 or 100?
Would they really do the same finish – Mundo’s opponent second turning on Mundo’s opponent to give Mundo the win – for two straight shows???
Yea, I guess they would. Hmm.