Diana la Cazadora (Diana the Huntress)
Here's some photos of the lovely Diana la Cazadora.
Diana was born January 16, 1978.
She got her wrestling training from Carnicero Aguilar and Centurion Negro.
Diana made her pro wrestling debut on August 24, 1997.
Diana has held the LLF Junior Wrestling Title, the LLF Tag Team Wrestling Titles with Nikki Roxx, and the Monterrey Women's Wrestling Title.
You can see Diana wrestling here:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_MjYizokFUU
technorati tags: lucha libre,mexico,wrestling,womens wrestling,female wrestling
Thursday, July 19, 2007
Diana la Cazadora - Mexican Female Wrestlers
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
Popular Posts
-
More of Luchadora Sara Del Rey,aka as American Angel wrestling in Mexico. American Angel vs Jacqueline. American Angel vs La Brujah American... -
I havent done a roster listing in quite a while so here are the luchadoras currently on the Consejo Mundial de Lucha Libre (CMLL) roster (to... -
Sorry, but this post has been moved here: http://theluchadoras.blogspot.com/2017/06/la-hiedra-female-mexican-wrestlers.html -
Luchadora La Mohicana was born in Tacámbaro, Michoacán. She was trained by luchadores Mohicano I and Rolando Vera and made her wrestling... -
Lady Victoria was born Victoria Ann Moreno on September 15, 1972 in Barstow, California. During her career she has been a professional wre... -
This is beautiful luchadora Alicia (Alison Flores) aka "El Angel Seductor". Alicia was born on January 5th, 1987 in the city of C... -
Name Diana la Cazadora (Diana the Huntress) Name history Diana la Cazadora Trained by: Carnicero Aguilar, Centurion Negro Birth date... -
Wrestler: Crybaby Real name: Amy Baniecki Name history: Los Angeles Derby Dolls Trained by: Misterioso, Chilango, Durango Kidd Born: October... -
Two more pictures of Princess Sugey wrestling Christie Ricci in Mexico. First, Sugey looks like sahe has an ankle lock, or maybe a standing ... -
Name: Larrosa Name History: Cassandra, Galilea, Larrosa Family: Lethal (Husband) Born: Mexico City, Mexico She once held the Mexi...
No comments:
Post a Comment