I didn’t get around to doing this for a log longer than usual, and I still had to redo it after finding another handful of 2017 posters. Better late than never.
Year (2009 on) Shows Matches
2009: 2367 shows, 10168 matches (-1 events found since the last time I did this)
2010: 2589 shows, 11265 matches (-1)
2011: 2721 shows, 12040 matches (0)
2012: 2899 shows, 13187 matches (+9)
2013: 2849 shows, 13446 matches (+9)
2014: 5558 shows, 25285 matches (+7)
2015: 6393 shows, 28916 matches (+12)
2016: 7055 shows, 32115 matches (+23)
2017: 5951 shows, 27127 matches
That’s a 1,104 less posters, or 21.2 down a week. Perhaps there’s fewer events being posted online. To me, it’s a statement about how good Kris was at finding lineups for shows that neither I nor Alfredo found this year.
Kris has wildly loved podcast so he easily made the correct decision to stop looking for them. It probably helped me out too. If we guess that it takes me about 3 minutes to transcribe a lineup from a poster and add it to the database, that means I had about 56 extra hours last year to spend on other tasks.
I think I probably could cut down the posters 80% and only the people who love the bad posters would notice.
As usual, I’ve put together Win/Loss records in a Google spredsheet. It’s separated by promotions, but has the the wrestlers complete record for any promotion. (You can find Pentagon in the Pentagon section because he did wrestle in AAA in 2017, and the record is for all his matches.) I could do more. I’m not sure anyone wants even this much.
Most Matches
2008: Ultimo Guerrero (228)
2009: La Parka Jr. (211)
2010: Mistico (204)
2011: Último Guerrero & La Mascara (188)
2012: Último Guerrero (189)
2013: Último Guerrero (205)
2014: Atlantis (215)
2015: Atlantis (207)
2016: Atlantis (217)
2017: Último Guerrero & Psycho Clown (204)
This is almost also a CMLL award. Psycho Clown being being on top, and Pagano’s not far behind, is a change. It’s not really because there were more ‘AAA’ labled shows
‘AAA’-ish shows per year.
2014: 349
2015: 257
2016: 320
2017: 309
I think both just ended up working more shows because there were less main eventers to share the load. That eventually caught up to Pagano. It would be hard blow if Psycho Clown were out a long time.
That number might go up significantly if AAA does end up running two shows a weekend at the new Guadalajara arena.
Most Wins
2008: Blue Panther (97)
2009: Mistico (110)
2010: Mistico (128)
2011: Último Guerrero (90)
2012: Atlantis (93)
2013: La Mascara (102)
2014: Atlantis (99)
2015: Volador Jr. (113)
2016: Volador Jr. (120)
2017: Volador Jr. (120)
This is the easy chart to figure out who the top tecnico is in CMLL that year. Psycho Clown led AAA with 49 wins. (63% of his announced matches had no reported result.)
Most Losses
2008: Averno (84)
2009: Negro Casas (86)
2010: Negro Casas (75)
2011: La Mascara (72)
2012: Último Guerrero (79)
2013: Último Guerrero (84)
2014: Último Guerrero (82)
2015: Último Guerrero (80)
2016: Último Guerrero (91)
2017: Último Guerrero (92)
You only have a lot of loses if you’re wrestling all the time, usually near the top. Pagano had 43 losses in AAA.
Best Win % (with at least 10 known results)
2008: Psycho Clown & Zombie Clown (100%)
2009: Psycho Circus (100%)
2010: Tondar (GDL) (100%)
2011: Mini Monster Clown (90%)
2012: Rayo de Oro (Guatemala) (97%)
2013: Tinieblas Jr. (90%)
2014: William Rock/Pequeno Violencia (92%)
2015: Súper Muñeco (93%)
2016: Huracán Ramírez (85%)
2017: Huracán Ramírez (90%)
I’m treating all Huracán Ramírez as if they’re the same person. There are less of them going around than there used to be. It’s still more about no one really caring all that much about the individual Huracán Ramírez’s to separate them. If we’re considering characters who were only one people, Microman would be the leader at 85%. He’s just ahead of Octagon. AAA’s Hijo del Vikingo & Angelikal both finished at 71%
(Hijo del Santo, Sanada & EVIL all went 7-0)
Worst loss % (with at least 10 known results)
2008: Carrona (0%)
2009: Espectrito (0%)
2010: Metailk II (GDL) (11%)
2011: Akron (13%)
2012: Mini Talisman (8%)
2013: Estrella De Fuego (5%)
2014: Psicosis I/Nicho el Millionario (0%)
2015: Lady Shani (5%)
2016: Nahual (Morelos) (10.53%)
2017: Pitbull I (Jalisco) & Flayer Boy (9%)
Pitbull, of the Munoz family, had a strange 12 month run in Arena Coliseo Guadalajara. Old man returns to arena usually ends with a loss. Old man returns to mid level arena often ends with no apparent conclusion or reason for him being there in the first place.
Just by doing this, I realized Veracruz’s Flayer Boy is probably also Veracruz’s “Flyer Boy” and maybe even “Flyer”/”Flayer” too. His losses, and most of his results, come from appearing on DTU shows.
AAA’s biggest loser would be the 1-10 in Venum. Kojima went 2-13 in CMLL.
And other random stats
Most matches on AAA TV tapings
Psycho Clown (30)
Pagano & Aerostar (26)
Dr. Wagner Jr. (25)
Super Fly/Drago (23)
Events by State
Events State
22 Aguascalientes
3 Alabama
40 Arizona
2 Arkansas
161 Baja California
3 Baja California Sur
125 California
8 Campeche
37 Chiapas
250 Chihuahua
531 Coahuila
11 Colima
23 Colorado
2 Costa Rica
411 Distrito Federal
175 Durango
774 Estado de México
3 Florida
4 Georgia
121 Guanajuato
86 Guatemala
195 Guerrero
239 Hidalgo
50 Illinois
2 Indiana
431 Jalisco
9 Japan (Japan is not a state)
1 Kansas
19 Michoacán
1 Minnesota
78 Morelos
1 Nayarit
2 Nebraska
1 Nevada
3 New Jersey
11 New York
327 Nuevo León
83 Oaxaca
2 Ohio
2 Oklahoma
1 Oregon
2 other
1 Panama
4 Pennsylvania
281 Puebla
1 Puerto Rico
39 Querétaro
94 Quintana Roo
103 San Luis Potosí
39 Sinaloa
13 Sonora
13 Tabasco
293 Tamaulipas
7 Tennessee
154 Texas
43 Tlaxcala
3 United Kingdom
1 Utah
579 Veracruz
1 Wisconsin
14 Yucatán
15 Zacatecas
Buildings with the most shows
| Name | Total | Luchador appeared most | Matches |
| Arena México | 158 | Valiente | 92 |
| Arena Coliseo Guadalajara | 111 | Star Black/Vaquero Jr. | 48 |
| Arena Roberto Paz, Guadalajara, Jalisco | 101 | Black Golden | 88 |
| Arena Naucalpan | 93 | Black Dragon | 68 |
| Arena Aficion | 89 | La Plaga | 37 |
| Arena Coliseo San Ramón, Puebla, Puebla | 70 | Prayer/Tigre Rojo Jr. | 32 |
| Arena Olimpico Laguna, Gomez Palacio, Durango | 57 | Dany Fantom | 40 |
| Arena Femenil, Monterrey, Nuevo León | 57 | La Chacala | 38 |
| Coliseo Fraternidad, Veracruz, Veracruz | 57 | Anarquia | 52 |
| Arena Coliseo | 55 | Ángel de Oro | 30 |
| Arena Puebla | 53 | Espíritu Maligno, Valiente Último Guerrero |
29 |
| Deportivo 11 de Julio, Pachuca, Hidalgo | 52 | Sombra Blanca | 37 |
| Club Apolo, Xalapa, Veracruz | 52 | Poseidon/Posedion Jr. | 47 |
| Arena Guatemala México, Guatemala City Guatemala |
51 | Ciclón Chapin Sr., Hijo de la Araña Rayo de Oro, Spiderman, Big Ban |
53 |
| Arena Union, Veracruz, Veracruz | 51 | Príncipe Infernal | 48 |
| Arena Reencuentro, Xalapa, Veracruz | 51 | Jaguar | 47 |
| Palacio de los Deportes, Torreón, Coahuila | 50 | Silver Boy | 27 |