06/29 AAA Fusion Lineup (DF) – Canceled!

AAA FUSION (SAT) 06/29/2013 Deportivo José María Morelos y Pavón, Distrito Federal
1) Lolita & Mamba vs Taya Valkyrie & Yuriko
2) Máscarita Divina & Rey Celestial vs Mini Charly Manson & Mini Chessman
3) Alebrije, Argenis, Espíritu vs Argos, Danny Casas, El Apache
4) Crazy Boy, Fénix, Joe Lider vs Carta Brava Jr. (IWRG), Eterno, Steve Pain
5) Monster Clown, Murder Clown, Psycho Clown vs Daga, Halloween, Psicosis

Edit 06/28: Show has been canceled.

Air Date: 07/03 and 07/10. Again, looks like 2 weeks and so one match (the opener) may not air.

Five days notice! These things come together late, I see.

Look: I’ve written a lot of dumb stuff on this blog. A lot. Maybe some went up this morning. The post and I spent analyzing the roster split goes way up the list as dumbest wastes of time. Mini Charly Manson, Espiritu, Apache, Psicosis, Halloween, Daga, Taya, Yuriko, and Mamba were all listed as Evolucion luchadors. The split was supposed to take place the day after TripleMania, but not so much. I think this just means this is tough and maybe not worth doing, and that we all should have expected this to happen with AAA.

The not-split is probably more exciting than this lineup. Not exactly the biggest star power lineup when Steve Pain is in the semimain. Very consistent with what’s been on Fusion of late, but you don’t need star power to have a fun show. Minis match could be good, semimain has a good chance as does the tercera. Alebrije & Espiritu continue their strange team with Argenis flipping in for Super Fly.

This may means the 07/07 Ecatepec taping is not a Fusion taping – but they’re going to need more TV after this one is done, and that date still sort of fits for when Fusion will need more TV. We’ll find out when it’s announced (next week?)

Rayo takes Universo’s hair, Invasors vs Rush/Mascara/Titan?, Atlantis vs UG, DTU

photo by Black Terry Jr.

TxT (SAT) 06/22/2013 Gimnasio Juan De La Barrera [Black Terry Jr. (flickr)Estrellas del RingMedioTiempoYahoo Deportes]
1) Hijo del Dr. Wagner Jr. b Centvrión
Match had been announced as Dinamic Black & Imposible vs Golden Magic & Poseidon. 0 for 4.
2) La Chola & Rossy Moreno b Esther Moreno & Lady Apache
Chola landed a splash on Esther Moreno. Still teasing the hair match here.
3) Súper Muñeco, Súper Pinocho, Súper Ratón DQ Black Terry, Scorpio Jr., Shu el Guerrero [WWA TRIOS]
Straight falls for the champions. Second (at least) defense. More tease of Shu/Muneco.
4) Blue Demon Jr. & El Hijo Del Santo b Heddi Karaoui & Zumbi [PWR TAG]
Demon put Zumbi in la de a caballo while Demon submitted Heddi to an armbar to win. Santo & Demon’s first defense.
5) Rayo de Jalisco Jr. & Universo 2000 b Canek & Máscara Año 2000 [ruleta de la muerte, semifinal]
6) LA Park & Super Parka b Pirata Morgan & Villano IV [ruleta de la muerte, semifinal]
7) LA Park & Super Parka b Rayo de Jalisco Jr. & Universo 2000 [ruleta de la muerte, final]
8) Rayo de Jalisco Jr. b Universo 2000 [hair]
Rayo took falls 2/3 to win Universo’s hair. Universo has lost his last four recorded hair match.

A feud that restarted for CMLL this spring ends in TxT. Not to a great crowd; looks like maybe a third full. The ruleta de la muerte format does not appear to be a draw; this seems like it would’ve done the same amount if they just announced Rayo vs Universo.

photo by CMLL

CMLL (SUN) 06/23/2013 Arena Coliseo [CMLL]
1) Bengala & Fresbee b Cholo & Herodes Jr.
2) Bárbaro Cavernario, Disturbio, Hijo del Signo b Black Metal, Metálico, Molotov
Barbaro & Metal’s DF debuts. Barbaro did a lot better. Signo submitted Metalico in the third.
3) Namajague, Puma, Shigeo Okumura b Bushiroad, Delta, Guerrero Maya Jr.
Rudos took 2/3, Okumura fouling Maya. Bushiroad looked good and seems to fit right in. Puma suffered a left shoulder injury in the first fall and was favoring it after the match, but you wouldn’t be able to tell in his wrestling.
4) Diamante b Boby Zavala [lightning]
Diamante won with an armbar headscissors in 5:09.
5) Diamante Azul, Máscara Dorada, Mistico b Averno, Ephesto, Mephisto
Tecnicos took 2/3, winning the last with a star and an Azul tapatia on Averno in the middle.
6) La Máscara, Rush, Titán b Mr. Águila, Psicosis, Volador Jr.
Tencicos took 2/3, Rush & Mascara getting clean pins in the third. La Mascara pointed out he’d beaten Invasors two weeks in a row, and challenged for a trios title match. Rush & Titan supported him, and the Invasors agreed – though there was lots of talk about mask or hair matches to come, and Psicosis threw out a challenge for Mascara’s title.

Show was okay. Title match came out of left field and doesn’t feel like a chance for a title change. Maybe it’s a chance for Aguila to get a convincing win so people won’t suspect he’s losing his hair. Maybe the story will be how Rush reacts if his team loses.

CMLL (SUN) 06/23/2013 Arena Coliseo Guadalajara
1) Índigo b Samael (Guadalajara)
2) El Divino & Virgo b Acertijo & Jocker
Tecnicos took 1/3.
3) Esfinge & León Blanco b Mr. Trueno & Rey Trueno
tecnicos took 1/3, Blanco plancha on Rey Trueno
4) Leo b StarmanGalloSmakerHalcón de PlataArkángel de la MuerteEspectrumRáfagaMaléficoExterminador [Copa 54 Anniversario]
Exterminador replaced Olimpico. Battle royal set sides. Eliminations: Halcon de Plata (Exterminador), Exterminador (foul on Smaker), Smaker (Espectrum), Espectrum (Rafaga), Starman (Leo), Rafaga (Gallo), Gallo (Arkangel), Arkangel (Leo), Malefico (Leo) leaving Leo as the winner. Americo Rocca and Gran Markus Jr. were honored after the match.
5) Atlantis & Valiente DQ Gran Guerrero & Último Guerrero
Tecnicos took 2/3, Ultimo Guerrero fouling Atlantis for the DQ. This sets up a singles match next week.

So much for me assuming the Puebla match would be their last singles match for the time being.

X-Fly beat lost to Dr. Cerebro in their IWRG hair match. More results tomorrow.

IWL announced they’re now affiliated with Pro Wrestling Freedom. Pro Wrestling Freedom turns out to be a small promotion in Kentucky. Of the 50 or so people on the roster, I had only heard of one woman; they’re much smaller stars in their country than even the IWL guys are in theirs. Mad Man Pondo is listed as alumni. This sounds like a very IWL deal.

LuchaWorld has KrisZ’s news update.

Rob has highlights of 04/10/1998 AAA in NezaSeptember 2002 AAACMLL from 09/07/2012CMLL from 09/14/2012 and CMLL from 09/21/2012.

Croncias y Leyenda looks back at Mano Negro’s first title win.

Lineups

DTU (SAT) 07/06/2013 Arena Lopez Mateos
1) Yuta vs KalibusBorisKyubyaArtikusÁngel del MisterioJorge KebradaPequeno CobraSlayer PackMiedo Extremo
2) Lucky Boy & Niño de Ébano vs Locker & Rocker and Lanzeloth & Rocky Lobo and Kaleth & Niño Hamburguesa and Crazy King & Principe Escorpion
3) Araña de Plata Jr. & Perro Mocho Jr. vs Carta Brava Jr. & Comando Negro and Carta Brava Jr. I & Cerebro Negro
4) Epitafio, Judas el Traidor, Leviatham, Samael vs ?, Black Fire, Chica Ye-Ye, Demente Extreme
5) Septimo Dragon vs PoisonPríncipe HalcónHackerJinzoTomahawk T.T.OrionSádicoHormiga [#1 Contenders, DTU AI]
6) Crazy Boy & Joe Lider vs Cíclope & Paranoiko and Aero Boy & Violento Jack
7) Davey Richards & Eddie Edwards vs Drastik Boy & Flamita and Daga & Eterno

This’ll be a TV taping. Main event is Daga’s revenge. Nice to see Davey & Eddie in a match not with Crazy & Lider.

Tercera has the Carta Brava vs Carta Brava that was dropped (or no longer could be pursued) in both IWL and IWRG.

Volador vs Sombra for the IWGP IC, Rush versus the World, TxT, CMLL back on LATV

photo by CMLL

CMLL (FRI) 06/21/2013 Arena Mexico
1) Sensei & Soberano Jr. b Akuma & Apocalipsis
tecnicos took 1/3.
2) Dalis la Caribeña, Dark Angel, Marcela b Amapola, La Seductora, Princesa Blanca
Dark Angel submitted Amapola to a reinera.
3) Niebla Roja, Olímpico, Psicosis b Diamante, Rey Cometa, Tritón
Rudos took 1/3.
4) Vangelis b Fuego [En Busca de un Idolo]
Vangelis with a Northern Lights Suplex. As soon as Fuego lost, Rush ran to the ring, attacked Fuego, and attacked Negro Casas at ringside. Shocker ran out to make the save and they brawled until Rush left. Judges were very high on Vangelis, giving him a 9, 9, 9, and 10 for 39.
5) Valiente b Stuka Jr. [En Busca de un Idolo]
Valiente Buster for the win. Stuka worsened his current injury problems and they had a sloppier match than usual. Still, judges gave them high scores – 9/8/8/8 (33) for Valiente, 8/8/10/8 for Stuka (34).
6) Blue Panther, Rush, Super Porky DQ Averno, Negro Casas, Rey Escorpión
Averno fouled Blue Panther, and everyone challenged everyone.
7) Mr. Águila, Terrible, Volador Jr. b La Sombra, Máximo, Shocker
Rudos won in straight falls.

Volador made the title challenge, and Sombra will defend the IWGP IC championship next Friday. That (iteration of that) feud will start and end before the hair match challenges go anywhere.

The Rush bit did not feel like the normal bit of Rush hating everyone and everything, but the start of a genuine rudo switch. It may not have meant to be that way or actually turn out that direction, but Rush going after Fuego is a lot different than Rush going after Negro Casas. It may just be that Shocker is meant to be the tecnico coach going forward, but we haven’t seen much coaching so far. They’ve dropped the behind the scenes episodes after the first one. Rush vs Shocker would be an interesting hair match, if they could get Shocker to agree to it.

It’s clear the judges are just going to be using the 8, 9, and 10 paddles from this point on. Stuka & Valiente might not have broken 20 if they had that match in week 1 or 2 (and if Stuka hadn’t been hurt.) Dr. Lucha says the judges have been ordered not to trash the luchadors they’re trying to turn into stars. I’m still doubtful that having matches that are only mentioned on a website are going to turn people into stars no matter what’s set about them. (See: much of US indy wrestling.)

TxT cranks back into action tonight with a four team ruleta de la muerte. Teams are Rayo de Jalisco & Universo 2000, Canek & Mascara Ano 2000 Jr., LA Park & Super Parka, and Pirata Morgan & Villano IV. Any of the unmasked guys are more than capable of losing this, but only Super Parka’s recent issues suggest it’s going to be him. Demon & Santo will face – and almost surely defeat – Zumbi & Karoui for the PWR Tag Team titles. The other title match, for the WWA Trios titles between Trio Fantastia and Black Terry, Shu el Guerrero & Scorpio Jr., has a less certain result – but the outcome is surely a Shu el Guerrero/Super Muneco mask match.

CMLL is back on LATV. It’s listed as airing 1 AM ET tonight/early Sunday. It’s a 2 hour slot, so I suspect it’s the C3 episodes which previously aired on this network a few years ago – the same exact ones, not new ones. I’ve gotten a three YouTube copyright notices about an LATV episode this past week, and that might be related to them running the shows again.

DTU says their 07/06 Arena Lopez Mateos show will also air on TVC Deportes. The 07/05 show in Arena Queretaro was previously announced as a TVCD taping, and it seems like they’re getting the IWRG spot for now.

Bill has lots of Guadalajara highlights: 12/18/12, 01/18/13, 01/22/13 & 29/13, 02/05 & 02/19/13, 02/26/13, and 03/15/13.

LuchaWorld has KrisZ’s news update.

Ultimo Guerrero talks about Atlantis, Gran Guerrero, Mistico and Hector Garza.

Goya Kong promo for next week’s REINA show.

Lourdes Gorbet talks about lucha libre and her photo book.

DJ Spectro looks back at the EMLL year ending show of 1985.

Abogado del Diablo, who lost a leg in a car accident, is trying to return to lucha libre.

Lineups

CMLL (FRI) 06/28/2013 Arena Mexico
1) Hombre Bala Jr. & Súper Halcón Jr. vs Artillero & Súper Comando
2) Pegasso, Starman, Tritón vs Namajague, Shigeo Okumura, Virus
3) Máscara Dorada, Mistico, Titán vs Averno, Dragón Rojo Jr., Mr. Niebla
4) Stuka Jr. vs Vangellys [En Busca de un Idolo]
5) Valiente vs Fuego [En Busca de un Idolo]
6) Negro Casas, Shocker, Terrible vs Máximo, Rey Escorpión, Rush [Relevos Increíbles]
7) La Sombra vs Volador Jr. [IWGP IC]
La Sombra is champion, first defense.

Rey Escorpion is the strangest possible Marco Corleone.

IWRG (SUN) 06/30/2013 Arena Naucalpan
1) Cristal, Dama de Hierro, Saruman vs Diosa Maya, Fulgor, La Chola
2) Acero, Golden Magic, Veneno vs Canis Lupus, Carta Brava Jr., Zafiro (IWRG)
3) Astro Rey Jr. vs EitaDragón CelestialFulgore IISeiyaImposibleGalaxySky Ángel [IWRG IC Light]
vacant championship, last champion was Chicano (left IWRG, injury caused retirement.)
4) Dinamic Black, Hijo de Pirata Morgan, Solar I vs Heddi Karaoui, Hijo de Máscara Año 2000, Negro Navarro

Negro Navarro seems to get more rudo whenever Solar turns up. Must be allergic.

Lightweight match is likely an one night eight luchador tournament. Eita returns (or returns to the ring instead of sitting in the back row watching the show), but Imposible seems like the favorite.

This Thursday’s show here is an sponsored AAA show, not a taping.

Dinamic Black triple champion, Panther/Escorpion, AAA TV, LA Park on Twitter, Santo vs Japan

IWRG (THU) 06/20/2013 Arena Naucalpan [Black Terry Jr. (flickr), IWRG]
1) Fulgor b Sky Ángel
2) Imposible & Picudo Jr. b Ángel Del Amor & Saruman
Imposible keeps his momentum from winning Copa High Power
3) Centvrión, Golden Magic, Veneno DQ Canis Lupus, Oficial AK47, Oficial Fierro
Veneno faked a foul from Canis Lupus for the DQ.
4) Chico Che, Trauma I, Trauma II b Decnnis, el Ángel, Scorpio Jr.
2/3 for the tecnicos. Trauma I beat Decnnis in the third.
5) Dinamic Black DQ Oficial 911 [IWRG Rey del Ring]
Champion Oficial 911 submitted challenger Dinamic Black in the first. Dinamic Black tied it up with a Code Red. Fierro & Golden Magic (seconds) interfered in the third, referee dealt with them, and 911 smacked Dinamic Black with a chair. 911 got the pin, but the commissioner overturned the finish, ruling a DQ. Titles change hand on DQ, so Dinamic Black won the title. IWRG’s recap says it would’ve been one of the best of the year if not for the finish. Oficial 911 falls in first defense. Dinamic Black is now a triple champion, already holding the IWRG and WWS Welterweight championships.

I can exclusively (?) report Dinamic Black and Los Traumas beat the Oficials this past Sunday via DQ. Rudos fouled Dinamic Black in the build up for this. Maybe they should try beating him next time, fouling seems not to have worked.  (Match aired on AYM but not LAS because that network is so weird.)

Looks like BT Jr. may have recorded Thursday’s title match; he’d promising a highlight video to come. That also means no TV.

The top match on CMLL’s show tonight pushes the Volador vs Sombra issue, but the top couple matches are filled with guys who might be in a cage hair match. No one, not the luchadors or CMLL, have said the world “jaula” yet. It’s about time if they’re going to be doing it before the anniversary show. Speaking of people involved, Blue Panther is dismissive of Rey Escorpion – “that boy thinks he knows everything, but I’ve been in lucha libre for 35 years and I’m still learning.” If Escorpion thinks he’s building his career on beating Blue Panther, Panther dares him to try it. Panther has faced many better and will not lose sleep over Rey Escorpion.

Every single teased Panther singles match sounds so much more exciting than the cage match. They can still do the singles match as building it up.

Today’s CMLL show picks up the En Busca de un Idolo tournament in the second round. Stuka and Valiente meet in what may be a preview of the final, while Fuego faces Vangelis where the winner will have the best chance of disrupting the favorites. Terra has been starting the feed early, so there’s a good chance to see the women’s and men’s trios taking place prior.

If you missed it last night, I noticed CMLL has disappeared from Galavision’s schedule and may have been dropped by the network. Again, lucha libre has disappeared from Galavision from short periods before and returned, so there’s some hope here. It just doesn’t look like very promising.

CMLL still has TV in the US on 52MX, but that’s a station restricted to (expensive) Spanish language channel packages and has no more reach than the IWRG show or Noches de Coliseo. Maybe less so than Noches, since it’s available over the air near Monterrey. It’s weird I (and anyone with an internet connection) can see the complete B-tapings shows on Sunday, but CMLL’s main show is not shared in anyway. It’d be great if CMLL would follow AAA’s lead* and post at least their main show on YouTube.

* – hahahaha.

I didn’t put this together until Rob did, but the WWL show in Monterrey is July 7th, the same day AAA’s announced for a taping in Ecatepec. Lots of top AAA wrestlers – Mesias, La Parka, Wagner, Demon among others – are scheduled for that show, which means they can’t be on the AAA show. There’s plenty of people left to tape a Fusion-level taping and Ecatepec is the sort of location Fusion tapes in, so maybe that’s the deal. That would also mean there’s probably two weeks of TripleMania airing to stretch everything out.

One more AAA TV taping: 07/19 in Arena Xalapa, at least according to Arena Xalapa’s Facebook. I’d guess that would be an Evolucion taping, since it’s a smaller building than AAA usually runs for it’s main tapings and it’s too far from Mexico City to be Fusion. Wait and see, I guess.

Speaking of AAA and TV: the iPPV itself was a disaster, I’ve covered that part pretty well. However, if the greater point of the iPPV was to expose new audiences to AAA, they may have succeed after all. This is not the first time AAA’s posted a major show or even TripleMania itself onto YouTube, but the attention AAA got after their iPPV failure and make good of sharing the whole show for free seems to be causing far more people to check out the show than people have in past years. People might have not thought about the show after it if not for the iPPV issues, but it was really putting the show out there as quickly as possible that gained them advantage out of the bad situation. AAA turned some lemons into lemonade. They still have work to do to convince people to buy their shows, especially since the people just checking it out now were not previously interested in paying for the show.

By the way, you should have your uStream refund by now if you ordered the show. I know people were seeing it turn up on their credit card accounts on Thursday.

La Parka, talking about this TripleMania match, crowed about how the legends of lucha libre were no match for Team AAA. He says the rivalry between the two sides hasn’t ended, and he’d like a singles match with V4. The interview also includes a explanation of why Dorian was with the legends at TripleMania, saying Dorain had brought in the Legends but didn’t trust them to get the job done themselves. That’s not the way I remember it happening – Canek and Villano IV showed up during the period where Dorian and Konnan were fired from the company, and Konnan was the one weirdly taking credit for the indy guys at the press conference – but maybe there’s something I’m missing.

LA Park is on twitter at @laparktapia. There’s another LA Park Twitter account that turned up earlier this week, but LA Park said @laparktapia was his real one on his Facebook account. He’s posting what you’d expect of LA Park. (Santo’s already blocked him.) I try to keep track of (probably) real luchador Twitter accounts with a list on Twitter, though I’m sure I’m missing plenty. And the list itself turns into 100 Hijo del Santo tweets because he refuses to reply correctly.

WBC President Jose Sulaiman wants El Hijo del Santo to defend their lucha libre championship against a Japanese man at a date to be decided, possibly in September. Sulaiman had no name in mind – he was going to leave “the Japan Association of Lucha Libre” to decide. I have no idea what this is, or why it’s a Japanese man (except they already kind of know who it’ll be – someone from NOAH would make sense.) El Hijo del Santo did not sound thrilled with the idea of the WBC deciding who challenges for (his) WBC title next and wants to be involved in the decision. This was a shared press conference, so I’d guess the disagreement is just for public consumption. They agreed that the title is now a welterweight championship instead of an open weight one.

Fenix says he’s defending the Fusion title on Sunday in Arena Ichiban versus Drago, Pentagon and Aerostar. That sounds like an outstanding match.

NOAH announced the blocks for it’s Junior Tag Team Tournament. The Mexitosos and Pesadilla & Dual Force teams (and the South American team) are all in the same block to set up matches again each other. I finally saw a picture of Dual Force yesterday and I’m certain it’s a not Tempestad/Nieto del Santo, and probably not Mexico unless Oriental has a son who’s wrestling and we don’t know about it.

Nakamura wants to get a rematch with Sombra in July. He’s willing to to come back to Mexico to get it, though NJPW also has an iPPV on 07/20.

CMLL updated the Tuesday Guadalajara results page with a few photos of Mercurio & Bam Bam’s hair match.

Volador Jr. mentions on his Facebook that Mima Shimoda is heading back to Japan.

Rob has highlights of 11/16/12 CMLL.

photo by Black Terry Jr.

Lineups

DTU (THU) 07/04/2013 Arena Aficion
1) Yuta vs Kalibus, Mantra, Kaleth, Jhonky, Slayer Pack, Osiris, Factor Miedo, Kyubyu
2) Ángel del Misterio, Jorge Kebrada, Keira vs La Magnifica, Lanzeloth, Rocky Lobo
3) Araña de Plata Jr., Eterno, Pequeno Cobra vs Lucky Boy, Niño de Ébano, Niño Hamburguesa
4) Super Mega vs Black Fire, Paranoiko, Principe Escorpion, Crazy King [chairs]
5) Orion vs Septimo Dragon, Hormiga, Steve Pain, Artikus, Miedo Extremo
6) Crazy Boy & Joe Lider vs Cíclope & Drastik Boy [100 light tubes]
7) Davey Richards & Eddie Edwards vs Aeroboy & Violento Jack and Flamita & Hacker and Jinzo & Príncipe Halcón

Not as many local wrestlers being used as before, though it’s already a packed card. Main event is a bit more conventional, or at least DTU conventional. Current champion Ciclope is very pleased about the return of extreme matches He teams with his brother here, who unmasked him in this arena back in December.

06/22-23 lucha times – CMLL no longer airing on Galavision US?

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The big news is CMLL is off Galavision US. Not on this week’s listing. Not on next week’s listings, though Galavision’s listings often change about five days out. The network has shown no particular interest in presenting lucha libre for years, giving the show minimal to no promotion and moving it around with little warning, and this was not an unexpected outcome after they moved the only airing at 2AM. Galavision retains the rights to the CMLL show in the US even if they don’t air it, as they do AAA, which means we’re all out of luck until/unless they change their minds. I would normally suggest complaining about this on social media, but Galavision seems to have abandoned their Facebook and don’t appear to interact with people on Twitter. They do have an email address to contact: galavisionnetwork@correo.univision.com, so maybe that’s the place to start.

== AAA ==

AAA-Televisa: TripleMania recap. This was planned to be a recap due to the TV taping schedule; as much as they worked to put TripleMania on YouTube quickly, a fair chunk of it was going to end up there eventually.

AAA-Fusion: Same deal.

== CMLL ==

Galavision/Televisa: Probably the hair match trios, Dragon Rojo vs Rey Cometa & Bushi’s debut.

FOX: Metalico/Signo trios, Atlantis/Sombra/Titan vs Pierroth/UG/Volador

52MX: finals of the trios tournament and probably the women’s cibernetico (and not the semimain unless things are edited harshly.)

C3: Averno vs Mascara Dorada

TVC Deportes (Puebla): Atlantis vs Ultimo Guerrero, which might be the last singles matches they have in a main CMLL ring before their mask match.

Terra: Mascara/Rush/Titan vs Aguila/Psicosis/Volador. There are some good possibilities on this show, but it’s a sedate one compared to the last couple of weeks.

== Other ==

IWRG-AYM Sports: Back to Sunday tapings, with X-Fly vs Dr. Cerbero in the main event.

Noches de Coliseo: Maybe last week’s show with the Huracan Ramirezs? Maybe a rerun.