Mexican Luchadoras - Goya Kong

The WWE might not consider Gloria Alvarado Nava your typical "Diva", but Lucha Libre fans love her as Luchadora Goya Kong.
Gloria is five foot seven and weighs in at 187 pounds.
She is a third generation wrestler and part of the Alvarado wrestling family, which includes over 20 active and retired luchadores and luchadoras.
I bet their family reunions are a blast!

Goya was trained by Hijo del Gladiador and made her wrestling debut in 2007, as a masked luchadora wrestling matches for Asistencia, Asesoría y Administración (AAA).
She left AAA and went to Consejo Mundial de Lucha Libre (CMLL) in 2010.
La Chica del Plata ("The Silver Girl") as she is nicknamed lost her mask to Princesa Blanca in an Infierno en el Ring steel cage match.
Eight women went in and only Goya and Blanca were left when Blanca pinned her and took her mask.

In 2013, Goya won the Trofeo Arena Coliseo 70 Aniversario, defeating Marcela, Estrellita, Dalys La Caribeña, Silueta, La Amapola, Princesa Sugey, Princesa Blanca, Zeuxis and Tiffany.
No small feat.

Goya Kong vs La Comandante

Princesa Blanca vs Dalys la Caribeña

The Princesa Blanca vs Dalys la Caribeña feud in CMLL.
First we have a really nice picture of luchadoras Princesa Blanca and Dalys la Caribeña laying the stare-down on each other.

Although these two are "mortal enemies", Blanca and Dalys are related by marriage.
Blanca Rodríguez aka Princesa Blanca is Dalys' sister-in-law.

CMLL kinda keeps that on the down-low, but if I were them, I would play that up.
Everybody loves a good family feud.

 Dalis la Caribeña, Dark Angel, Estrellita vs Amapola, Princesa Blanca, Princesa Sugheit 

AAA Luchadora Jennifer Blake

Beautiful five foot seven, 125 pound AAA Luchadora Jennifer Blake.
Yep...another Canadian luchadora.

Lola Gonzales - Mexican Female Wrestlers

Here's an "old school" picture of Luchadora Lola Gonzales.
Lola was the sister of luchadora Leslie Gonzalez and was pretty much a legend in Lucha Libre.
Although her main claim to fame was in Mexico, she also wrestled in other countries including the United States and Japan.

During her career she held the Mexican National Women's Championship twice, the JDStar TWF World Women's Championship, the NWA California Women's Championship, Universal Wrestling Association World Women's Championship four times, the WWA World Women's Championship, the Occidente Women's Championship and the EWWL Women's Championship.

She regularly worked for Universal Wrestling Association (UWA), Consejo Mundial de Lucha Libre (CMLL) and Asistencia Asesoría y Administración (AAA).