CMLL 3/2/2012 “Homenaje a Dos Leyendas" Review
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1. Marcela vs. Ayumi [Lightning match]
They exchange holds early
and Marcela takes Ayumi down by the legs and puts her in a standing cangrejo
and then pulls her down into a crossface variation that Ayumi reverses into a
cradle for a two count. Up again, armdrag by Marcela, Ayumi pops up and gets an
STO but then kips up and armdrags Marcela. Marcela pops up and rolls through on
Ayumi and covers for two then locks on a stretch muffler but Ayumi gets the
ropes. Stomps by Marcela, who then lifts Ayumi by the hair and sends her into
the corner and charges after only to get taken down by a flying tijeras from
Ayumi. Unsuccessful body block attempt by Marcela and Ayumi pounds her face
into the mat then backs her into the corner and twists Marcela’s hair in her
hand before using it to toss her across the ring. Classic schoolyard bully girl
move right there. Marcela fires back and pulls Ayumi into a sweet double
underhook quebradora. Marcela backs Ayumi into the corner and gets her revenge
for the hair pulling by pulling on Ayumi’s hair and tossing her across the ring
by it. Ayumi backs into the opposite corner and Marcela charges but gets nailed
with a drop toe hold into the second turnbuckle, and Ayumi capitalizes and runs
in with double knees to the face. Ayumi climbs up top and Marcela throws a
right hand at her that she uses to give an armbar across the ring ropes that
the ref breaks up. Ayumi goes up top and comes off with a big dropkick for a
two count. She pulls Marcela up now but Marcela fights back and they exchange
forearms in the middle of the ring, with Ayumi winning the exchange, knocking
Marcela down. Ayumi runs to the ropes but Marcela cuts her off as soon as she
turns around with a knee to the gut, then crosses to the other side and does
the same thing, then hits a springboard double knee drop on Ayumi and covers
for two. She takes her time to lift Ayumi and gets hit with a lungblower, then
gets dropkicked out of the ring by Ayumi. Ayumi goes up top and hits a
beautiful plancha suicida with big air. Back in the ring and a head-arm suplex
by Ayumi followed by a nonchalant pinfall attempt with her just laid across
Marcela gets a two count. Marcela is lifted again and Ayumi goes for a victory
roll but she immediately reverses it into a german suplex for a two count. Now
she lifts Ayumi with a pumphandle and drops her stomach first against her knee
for a two count, ouch. Marcela goes up top but Ayumi comes after her, Marcela
fights back and gives her a Michinoku driver off the second rope for the three
count. Good match, these are two of the better luchadoras in CMLL and they had
a fun match with a lot of cool moves to start the show with some excitement.
2. Averno, Mr. Aguila, Olímpico vs. Valiente, Brazo de Plata, Angel de Oro
Valiente and Olímpico
start, exchange holds and Olímpico takes him down with a quick armdrag, then
lock up again and Valiente rolls through and snapmares him down. Armdrag by
Olímpico and they face off again and Valiente hits a leg takedown then another
snapmare. Stand again, leg takedown by Olímpico followed by a roll through and
a leg takedown by Valiente. Great exchange to start. Hammerlock by Olímpico,
Valiente lifts up and snapmares him again and they roll out. Oro and Aguila in
now, they each hit the ropes twice and then handspring off and face off again,
Oro ducks a clothesline but then gets hit with a back elbow. Aguila lifts him
and chops him hard in the chest then sends him off the ropes but Oro flips over
and kicks him in the face then comes back in with a moonsault for two. Oro
slides through Aguila’s legs when he stands a hits a great spinning tijeras
that sends Aguila to the floor and then fakes a dive and poses as the fans
cheer in approval. Averno and Super Porky in now and Averno basks in the
crowd’s reaction to him like only he can and then chops Porky hard in the
chest. Porky sends him off and Averno comes back with a shoulder block then
goes off again and gets armdragged by Porky. Averno hits the ropes and gets
armdragged again. He pops up and tries to backdrop Porky unsuccessfully, as if
that would ever work on this planet, and Olímpico comes in to help but they get
taken down with the headscissors/armdrag combo. Double chop from the two sends
Porky down and Averno celebrates. They send Porky off the ropes and try to drop
down but he just squashes them with a splash. Aguila boots Porky and poses only
to get hit with a springboard armdrag by Oro, who then ducks a standing senton
by Olímpico who is immediately hit with a quebradora by Valiente as the action
moves quickly. Averno runs at Valiente in the corner but gets caught and placed
on top by Valiente then nailed with a chop. Valiente springs Oro up to the top
with Averno and then runs at Aguila who takes him down and hits a running
shooting star while Averno nails a second rope Devil’s Wings for the three
count on both men.
Second fall starts as both
teams continue fighting and the rudos go three on one on Valiente in the corner
then send him off the ropes and drop him out to the floor. They send Oro off
the ropes now and Olímpico gives him the spinebuster then hits the running
dropkick as his partners hold Oro on the apron and they crash to the floor.
They send Porky off the ropes now and send him outside with the double boots
and then fake a double tope spot and pose. The técnicos begin to fight back and
Valiente ducks Olímpico and Averno and sends them into the corner and they get
knocked down for a big splash in the corner from Porky. They fall to the
outside and Valiente hits the incredible Valiente Special on Averno. Aguila
fights back inside the ring and hits a tornillo suicida on Valiente, then Oro
follows suit and hits a moonsault plancha suicida off the second turnbuckle to
Aguila. Olímpico unwisely goes for a sunset flip inside on Porky but gets sat
on for a two count. They lift Porky up for a double suplex and slam him down
then Olímpico hits a springboard frog splash. All of them, including Mije, make
the cover for the three and win the match. This match could have definitely
gone on longer but it wasn’t bad by any means.
3. National Parejas Increíbles Tournament final: Rush and Terrible vs. Atlantis and Mr. Niebla
Niebla is dressed up like
The Thing from Fantastic 4 complete with body paint. Terrible and Atlantis start
and Terrible takes him down with a back elbow and Rush beats him down with
forearms and a knee to the face. The two of them stand with their foot on
Atlantis’ face as the ref tries his best to stop them. They then turn on the
terrifying looking Mr. Niebla and beat him down in the corner then send him
into the ropes. He ducks a clothesline from Rush only to get nailed with a
dropkick by Terrible and falls outside. We see a distressed Zacarias on the
outside, complete with Thing body makeup of his own, which is amazing in so
many ways. They send Atlantis into the ropes now and Terrible drops down for
Rush to nail him with a clothesline and then they hold him down and pull at his
mask then back him into the corner and Rush crushes him with knees, then sends
him to the other side and hits him with a huge clothesline. He whips Atlantis
back to Terrible who spinebusters him and flips him up to Rush who hits the
fireman’s carry driver for a three count. Niebla gets nailed with a suplex by
Rush who then hits a standing double stomp, and Terrible comes off the top with
a splash for the three count.
Second fall starts with
Rush beating down Niebla on the ramp and Terrible in the ring with Atlantis.
Rush backs Niebla against the new Arena Mexico barriers and chops him while
Terrible has Atlantis’ head between the ropes and is pulling at his mask. The
evil Rush throws Zacarias in the ring, who tries valiantly to fight back but
gets pounded on the head by Rush and kicked right in the face as the fans lose
it and Rush poses like a tremendous rudo. They continue beating down Atlantis
now and punch him repeatedly against the ropes. They send him off the ropes,
hit a double spinebuster, and each hit a standing cannonball senton. Niebla is
in again but gets backed into the corner and spits in both of their faces as
they beat him down and send him out to the fans’ disapproval. Atlantis gets
nailed simultaneously with a kick to the chest and back from Terrible and Rush
and they then back him into the corner again. Rush whips Terrible into the
corner at Atlantis who reverses it into a quebradora con giro but is
immediately dropkicked by Rush. A charging Niebla nails Rush with a clothesline
and charges up, he’s sent into the corner by Terrible who charges at him but he
moves out of the way sending Terrible outside and goes after him with moonsault
plancha suicida. Atlantis lifts Rush with la Atlantida and he submits as the
fans roar and they take the second fall.
Rush and Terrible regain
their composure on the outside by shouting at fans as the third fall begins,
and it degenerates into them shouting at teach other and pushing and shoving
then going nose to nose. Rush climbs in the ring defiantly and charges at
Niebla and they clothesline each other and no-sell. They take turns posing on
the corner with Rush receiving the lion’s share of boos and Niebla getting the
cheers. Niebla backs him into the corner and tees off with chops then Rush
flips him and chops away. They yell YEAH when Niebla chops Rush and BOO when
Rush chops Niebla and they go back and forth a few times and Niebla spits in
his face then sends him outside with a big clothesline. Niebla and Terrible
face off now and Terrible slams him with chops but Niebla no sells and poses
defiantly. Terrible sends him to the ropes and drops for the back body drop but
Niebla slaps him in the back of the head and gives him a kiss and Terrible is
so offended that he turns to leave. Rush stops him and they argue again as the
fans go wild and they each push each other a few times until Terrible decides
to go back to the ring. Terrible goes for a handshake but Atlantis waves it off
and they have a chop exchange. Atlantis hits the ropes, ducks a clothesline and
hits a running plancha for a two count that Terrible breaks up. Rush and Terrible
back Atlantis into the corner and chop him hard, then Rush goes to whip him to
the other side but Atlantis reverses it. Atlantis charges and Rush dumps him
out but Atlantis climbs up top and hits a plancha diva on Terrible. Rush tries
to cannonball senton Atlantis, but he moves and Rush lands on his partner.
Atlantis hits a quebradora con giro on Rush then Terrible, then pulls Terrible
up by his hair and tosses him across the ring with it. Terrible slides out in
protest and stays there as Rush comes in to face Niebla. Running dropkick by
Rush sends Niebla down, and now he and Terrible send Niebla into the corner
with chops. Fireman’s carry slam by Terrible and Rush comes off the second rope
with a double stomp. Atlantis runs in, takes down Terrible with a dropkick,
bodyslams Rush, but is then overwhelmed by the two. They send him into the
ropes and Rush takes him down with a back elbow. Wheelbarrow lift by Terrible,
Rush goes for a lungblower but they botch it and the crowd gets all over them.
Terrible holds Atlantis across his knees and Rush double stomps him and then
covers him for the weirdest three count of all time by Tirantes that even the
announcers point out. Niebla ducks a double clothesline and then takes them
down with a both arm clothesline then dances around and spits in the air and
catches it. Rush and Terrible beat him down again and Rush holds him from
behind as Terrible hits both ropes for a running dropkick but Niebla slides
away and he nails Rush who flies out of the ring. Terrible takes Niebla down
with a clothesline and hits the ropes but gets tripped up by Rush who has
finally had enough of his parejas increíbles partner, which is a shame because
they make a great team, and Niebla cradles Terrible for a three count.
Rush runs back in the ring
and takes down Niebla then hits him with a back suplex. He hits the ropes but
gets tripped up by Terrible. He should have seen that one coming, really. Rush
gets distracted long enough by him for Niebla to slam him with a spinebuster
and then locks him in la Nieblina and Rush submits to give the team of Atlantis
and Mr. Niebla the tournament win. Afterwards the winners celebrate and dance
with Zacarias and the edecanes. Rush gets on the microphone and tells Terrible
that he will always be above him, and Terrible teases an apuestas match between
the two. Pretty good match, even great at times, with Terrible and Rush being
absolutely hateful rudos in every sense. Rush really excelled as a rudo, and I
think he proved here that he could do pretty big things as one, especially in
high profile matches like this. The crowd really got on him from the start and
treated him like a star. Terrible was certainly awesome here too and has really
stepped it up in my opinion since getting the Heavyweight title.
4. Diamante Azul, La Máscara, Marco Corleone vs. Rey Bucanero, Último Guerrero, Volador Jr.
This
is Diamante Azul’s first match in front of the Arena Mexico crowd since
changing to that gimmick from the Metro gimmick, which the announcers are
openly acknowledging. The Diamante Azul gimmick is basically a rip-off of Blue
Demon, and of course the fans realize that and do not care much for it. He
starts out with Guerrero who takes him down out of a waistlock and applies a
heel hook, then rolls it into an ankle lock which Azul rolls out of with a back
somersault. They each trade a takedown and then stare off in the center of the
ring and go for a test of strength. Guerrero goes behind with a wristlock and
wrings his arm but Metro climbs out of it and reverses it into an armbar
takedown. Metro gets rolled up by Guerrero for a pin but reverses it back into
the armbar and stands up with it locked in, only to have Guerrero reverse it
into an armdrag. Azul then applies a
series of wristlock transitions on Guerrero and armdrags him, sending him to
the outside. Azul follows him outside as the fans seem to get behind him.
Volador and Máscara climb in now with the fans going crazy when Volador jumps
in first. Volador bows on one knee and extends his hand for a handshake,
Máscara accepts, and Volador raises their hands together triumphantly. Volador
immediately chops him hard across the chest like a true rudo, and they begin
brawling. Volador jumps outside followed by Máscara as they continue trading
punches, and immediately then jumps back in and cuts Máscara off on the apron
before he can. Volador runs at Máscara now but Máscara hits an enziguri from
the apron and comes off the top rope with a diving headscissors that sends
Volador to the outside. Máscara goes for a dive, but Volador runs away, so he
slides through and lands on his feet. Volador attempts to hit Máscara with a
clothesline but it is ducked and Máscara gives him a quebradora con giro. Bucanero
in the ring with Marco now who poses on the turnbuckle as the girls cheer only
to get knocked to the mat by Rey. Rey comes off the ropes once with a
clothesline that doesn’t move Marco and immediately goes for another one. This
time Marco waits two seconds and then flies back comically and sarcastically then
points and laughs at the weakness of Bucanero as the fans cheer. They cross the
ropes and Rey goes for a running crossbody but Marco catches him, drops him to
his feet, and punches him with a big left hand that makes Rey fall like a tree
in the forest. Marco climbs to the ramp and sets up for Air Italia but Guerrero
cuts him off with a clothesline when he turns around. Volador and Bucanero
sends Azul over the top with a double clothesline and Volador unlaces his mask
and starts tearing at it on the ramp. The rudos hold Corleone and Diamante
together tied up in the ropes while Bucanero runs down the ramp and hits a
leapfrog legdrop onto the two of them. Máscara makes a comeback on the inside
and sends two of the rudos down with dropkicks, while Diamante Azul runs and
dives off the ramp with a great tope con giro onto Volador. Inside, Bucanero
runs at Máscara in the corner, who ducks and superkicks Guerrero and then takes
down Bucanero and locks him in La Campana while Corleone comes flying out of
nowhere with Air Italia for a great finish to the first fall.
Segunda
caida begins with Bucanero and Máscara crossing the ropes quickly and Bucanero
taking him down with a spear. Bucanero pops up and celebrates a little too long
as Máscara recovers and runs at him and nails a quebradora con giro, then hits
two more of them rapid fire and Bucanero bails out holding his back. Guerrero
and Diamante in now and they have a long staredown as the fans cheer loudly.
Finally, Diamante drops down as Guerrero runs past him and pops back up only to
get nailed with a clothesline by Último. They cross the ropes again and Guerrero goes
for a back suplex that Azul flips out of and hits a headscissors that sends
Guerrero to the floor. Bucanero comes in
running at Azul but gets nailed with a sweet high angle armdrag and falls
outside as well. Volador runs in at Azul now and he crashes into the corner
when Azul ducks. Azul gives him a monstrous monkey flip out of the corner to
the complete opposite side of the ring then runs to the other side and does an
even bigger one. Seriously the biggest monkey flip I’ve ever seen, Volador just
flew across the ring. Volador stands into a fake right hand from Metro and an
immediate European uppercut with the left hand. Volador tumbles out of the ring
and Azul fakes a dive into a pose and the crowd responds with a mix of cheers
and boos. Bucanero and Corleone in now,
they go for a test of strength but Bucanero just punches him in the gut. They
trade punches now with Bucanero ducking a right from Marco and hitting him a
few times, then going to duck the right again but Marco hesitates and then
clobbers him with a right in a pretty funny spot. Bucanero attempts to irish
whip Marco but he reverses it into a Russian legsweep. Guerrero runs in and
cuts off Marco, knocking him into the corner and chopping away. Guerrero sends
Marco into the opposite corner and rushes at him but Marco backdrops him to the
apron and nails him with the left hand to knock him to the floor, then pulls
him back to the apron by his mask and beal tosses him back into the ring. Los
Guerreros cut him off as he poses for the female fans and whip him into the
ropes. They shoulderblock him down to the outside and then Bucanero hits a
Guerrero-assisted tope suicida on Marco. Inside, Guerrero sends Máscara into the
corner and runs at him but Máscara backdrops him out, hits the ropes and hits a
bullet tope suicida on Guerrero. Azul in with Volador now, who flies across the
ring and handsprings off the ropes, then gives a spinning headscissors attempt
to Azul who tosses him off and Volador lands on his feet. Volador springboards
backwards into Azul who catches him for the german suplex and goes for it but
Volador flips out, nearly landing on his head in a pretty scary moment. Volador
pops right back up thankfully, though, and rips Diamante Azul’s mask off his
head then hits him with a backcracker as he tries to hide his face. Volador
goes for the cover but the referees DQ him for tearing off Azul’s mask and the
técnicos take the second straight fall. Everyone looked good in this match with
Volador Jr. being especially great as usual. Diamante Azul made a good effort
here although it is clearly tough for him to get over with the crowd using this
gimmick. He is a good enough worker that he may be able to transcend the stigma
of having this sort of gimmick, although he has the potential to be a good
enough worker it is frustrating that he is saddled with it. Time will tell if
it works out.
5. Cabellera contra cabellera: Blue Panther vs. Negro Casas
Casas
doesn’t even get a chance to remove his denim vest before Panther jumps him and
begins laying in punches. Casas knocks him away with a headbutt but Panther
immediately wristlocks him and clotheslines him down followed by a series of
kicks to the spine. Casas is up now and responds with a big slap across the
face and repeated stiff kicks to the chest. These two show how to start off a
true grudge match, just beating the crap out of each other. They trade more
punches and finally Casas falls to the mat and Panther applies a chinlock.
Casas struggles out of the chinlock and sends Panther into the corner and
stomps away repeatedly and the camera zooms in showing repeated stiff kicks
right to Panther’s face. Casas chops him a few more times then rushes in but
Panther fires back with a clothesline and covers for two. Panther drags Casas
to the corner and slams him face first against the turnbuckle and goes for a
big elbow but Casas moves and pounds away with chops and punches, then boots
Panther in the face hard again. Negro
backs up to the other corner and hits a huge diving dropkick against Panther’s
face in the corner. Casas nonchalantly lifts Panther up but Panther applies a
fujiwara armbar out of nowhere and Negro submits for the first fall.
Negro
checks with the ringside doctor and complains about his arm as the second fall
begins, then climbs in and is stomped by Panther who immediately goes after the
same arm and tugs at it then slams it against the ropes. Panther kicks away at
his arm as Negro holds it in pain and Panther grabs it and slams it across his
own shoulder. Negro bails out and Panther follows him outside, continuing the
beating and then sends Negro shoulder first into the ring post. He pulls Negro
by the hair back into the ring and Negro manages to fight back with kicks to
Panther’s chest. He takes a moment to recover then attempts to whip Panther but
he reverses it into an armdrag on Casas. Panther goes for a cradle but Casas
reverses it and locks in a stretch muffler on Panther. He kicks Panther hard in
the chest as the fans begin to get behind the técnico and then kicks him down
hard in the face and covers for two. Negro continues to work on the knee, as he
lifts Panther by his leg and slams it against his own knee and then dropkicks
him right in the knee right after. Negro then immediately hits La Casita and
takes the second fall.
The
third fall starts with Negro and Panther on the outside and Negro has his leg
draped over a railing on the ramp and slams his bad knee against it then
applies a leg lock against the railing until the ref breaks it up and slams his
leg against it one more time for good measure. They work their way back to the
ring with Negro walking with his arm around the ref’s shoulder and then
climbing into the ring and laying his arms across the ropes laughing at Blue
Panther struggling to stand on his bad knee. Panther slowly hobbles to his feet
and Negro bounces around on both feet mocking him. Stuff like this is what
makes Negro Casas such an all-time great rudo. Negro waits in the corner as Panther
slowly walks towards him and dropkicks him in the knee for a two count. Negro
immediately goes to work on Panther’s knee and strikes it again and again as
Panther sells it perfectly as if he’s torn a ligament. Negro lifts Panther up
for another kneebreaker but Panther reverses it into a small package for two.
Panther stirs to his feet and Negro strikes but Panther reverses it into
another small package for two and Negro reverses that into a crossface. They
stir to their feet with Panther rolling out and Panther locks on an inverted
gory special and walks with it, apparently feeling much better with his knee
here, but Negro rolls it through for a victory roll. Panther reverses it into
his own pin for a two count and they both slowly stir to their feet as the fans
chant loudly for both. Sunset flip attempt by Negro and he takes him down now
with a armscissors/facelock style hold and has him in the center of the ring in
a dangerous hold. Panther slowly stands to break the hold and then crosses
Negro’s arms in a cruz nipona style lock with Negro on one knee. Negro starts
biting Panther’s arm to break the hold but no luck, and he finally stands and
twists out of it then kicks Panther in the gut. Octopus hold locked on by Negro
now who seems to have Panther in a bad spot. Negro lets up and delivers a huge
knee to the gut and locks the hold back on again. Panther powers out of it
again and goes for a hip toss that gets blocked by Negro, then tries again but
gets it blocked for a second time. Panther holds him in this position in some
sort of shoulder lock and the fans start to boo loudly for whatever reason,
maybe because the hold looks terrible.
Big slaps to Panther’s chest by Negro who finally blocks it and tries to
roll through into a double armbar that he eventually lets go of. They stand and
chop each other a few times and hit each other at the same time with a
clothesline but neither go down. Negro kicks him in the gut and pushes Panther
into the ropes, and then goes for a running knee lift but Panther ducks and
Negro bounces off to the mat. Panther lifts Negro up in the electric chair and
drops him face first on the mat. He locks in la tapatía after a long struggle
by Negro and the fans start to get loud again. Negro fights out and puts
Panther in the STF but it gets broken up and then hits La Casita for two.
The
two of them stand again and face off as the fans are getting pretty loud.
Panther backs Negro into the corner and chops him then lifts him to the top
rope. Negro blocks another chop and tries to do the hanging armbar but slips
and lands on his feet on the outside, managing to pull that off a lot more
smoothly than he really should have and has a huge grin on his face to show for
it. Commercial break, back to Negro climbing in the ring and he covers Panther
who is holding his arm for a two count. Negro locks on a cross armbreaker and
Panther struggles before finally lifting him up out of it and powerbombing him
into the corner. They stand onto the apron and negro kicks him a few times then
goes back inside and locks on a sleeper hold over the ropes, then lets go as
Panther collapses off the apron to the floor. Panther stirs to his feet outside
and Negro dropkicks him from inside the ring. Panther sweeps Negro’s legs as he
climbs out of the ring, then chops him as he is seated on the apron, and pulls
him off to the floor with a fujiwara armbar takedown and they hit the ground
hard. Panther climbs back in, runs off the ropes and hits a tope suicida on
Negro but he slams shoulder first hard right into the new barricades. They both
climb back into the ring at the same time and Negro climbs to his feet first.
He grabs Panther for a Casita for another two and pleads with the ref
afterwards. Panther and Negro stand at the same time now and Panther hits a
double leg takedown and goes for a nudo but Negro clocks him in the head to
break it up. Negro sets up for the lariat by stomping his feet and licking his
arm like a maniac, then swings but Panther ducks and locks him in a leglock but
slaps Negro in the face too many times and Negro locks him in a small package
and both of their shoulders are down as the ref counts three. Panther is up and
thinks he is victorious but the ref explains to him the circumstances. The
announcers explain that in the situation of a draw in a lucha de apuestas
match, both men lose and much have their heads shaved. Both men plead with the
crowd and the referee for the match to continue as the CMLL officials (Panico
and Commissioner Gustavo) come down to the ring and the announcer declares that
the match is a draw and both men lose their hair. The replays show that both
men had their shoulders down. Panther begins getting his hair cut and as it
happens Negro kicks him down and walks away and is held back by the refs. After
a show recap, we come back with both men being shaved. Panther gets on the
microphone and says that he doesn’t agree with it being a draw, but that this
is not the end of their feud, only the beginning. Negro laughs and tells him
that of course the battle has just begun but reminds him that Panther didn’t
win and they start to fight again but Panther knocks him down with a big right
hand and sends Negro out as the officials break them up. Great main event, as
these two really showcased a lot of their technical skills here and the match
told a really good story that made a lot of sense for their feud. A draw
continues their feud while also being a finish that the fans never saw coming
but really were able to appreciate as both men ended up losing their hairs. The
idea that Panther lost because he kept trying to slap Negro instead of applying
the leglock is something that they can really build off of. This was definitely
one of my favorite matches of the year so far in 2012.
Overview:
Watch this show. The opener match between the girls was crisp and had the pace
that an opener needed. The Parejas Increíbles final was awesome and Rush stood
out as a star here working with Terrible. The semi-main trios match delivered
everything you would it expect it to. Most of all, Blue Panther and Negro Casas
had a top caliber match that had great storytelling and awesome wrestling but
was different than everything else.
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