The WWC Women's Championship, Part Two

Amaryllis won the belt on August 9, 1992 in Ponce, PR, but then the title was vacated in October, 1992 when Amaryllis left the WWC.
Sasha won the belt again on November 22, 1992 in Caguas, PR by defeating La Tigresa.
On April 17, 1993, La Tigresa took the title for the third time when Sasha no-showed for their rematch.
On February 25, 1998, Tigresa was arrested, and the title went vacant again.
The title was retired on March 1, 1999, but on March 25, 2006, Génesis won a Battle Royal to become the new champion when the title was revived.
And then the title was vacated on May 6, 2006...AGAIN!
On May 6, 2006, Lady Demonique was awarded the belt after she defeated Black Rose. Then Black Rose won it, Demonique won it back until Génesis got the title back again on September 30, 2006.
This was followed by Demonique winning it back for the third time, Black Rose beating her for the title, Amazona in turn defeating Black Rose, Génesis winning the title back for her third time, Killer Kat winning the belt and finally Sweet Nancy winning the title on January 24, 2009.

Here's a video of Sasha wrestling La Tigresa back in 1992.

WWA World Women's Wrestling Championship

WWA World Women's Wrestling Championship

Another title without a clear pedigree in Lucha Libre is the WWA World Women's Wrestling Championship.
But it does have the distinction of changing hands once in another country.
Not Japan but Hungary.

Zuleyma was the first champion. It's unclear if this was done via a tournament or if it was awarded.
Lola Gonzalez defeated Zuleyma in a wrestling match on July 20th, 1991 to take the title at Auditorio De Tijuana.
Then in November of 1991, Monster Ripper (the WWF's Big Bertha) defeated Lola Gonzalez in Hungary for the belt.
Ten years later (?) Ayako Hamada defeated Monster Ripper for the belt in March of 2003.
However, Monster Ripper passed away in 2001, two years before the match supposedly took place. So I am imagining that the title was actually awarded to Ayako.
Ayako defended the belt several times in 2003, but now the title is listed as inactive although she is still listed as the title holder.

I'm wondering if maybe the WWWA World Heavyweight Championship which was in All Japan Women's Pro-Wrestling, wasn't confused with the WWA title since Monster Ripper and Ayako Hamada both held that title at one time.

Luchadora: Sexy Star, part 3

Here's another picture of popular Luchadora, Sexi Star.

And here's another video of her from YouTube.
I don't really understand whats going on, but it does have her doing her little "dance" routine.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V30E5Te_O-c

Luchadora: Sexy Star, part 2

Here is another photo of Mexican Luchadora Sexi Star.
And here is a video of her wrestling in Mexico back when she was Dulce Poly.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mjEfzOSCiX0

Cynthia Moreno, part 3

Cynthia Moreno, along with her sisters Alda, Esther and Rossy, has been a force to reckon with in Lucha Libre for years.
But not only Lucha Libre, she and her sisters have wrestled extensively in Japan as well.
Cynthia captured the AJW Japanese Tag Team Wrestling Titles with her sister Esther Moreno.

Here's another video of her wrestling from YouTube, this time she's in Mexico going up against Sexy Star.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BZd5gTHK3QU

Cynthia Moreno, part 2

Another picture of Mexican Luchadora, Cynthia Moreno.

Here is a video with Cynthia Moreno wrestling KAORU in Japan.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6OiItxXfws8



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Cynthia Moreno

Cynthia Moreno

Flavia Antonia Moreno León is a Mexican female wrestler better known by her wrestling name, Cynthia Moreno.
( I've seen it spelled Cynthia and Cinthia )
She was born July 23, 1970, in Mexico City.
Cynthia is part of a fairly large wrestling family consisting of Alfonso Moreno, her father, El Oriental her brother, Esther Moreno, Alda Moreno and Rossy Moreno, her sisters.
She was trained by Pepe Casas, Negro Casas, Blue Panther and her father.
Her pro wrestling debut was in 1987, at the Arena Azteca Budokan.
Cynthia's favorite wrestling moves are the Tope Suicida and Flying Armdrag.
She has held the AJW Japanese Tag Team Wrestling Titles, with Esther Moreno and the AAA World Mixed Tag Championship with Oriental.

I found this video on YouTube of her wrestling Tomoe Araya back in 1995.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_Dlnd2rvKAM

Ayako Hamada, part 4

Ayako's favorite wrestling moves are the Top-rope Hama-Chan (Diamond Cutter, Adopted from her father Gran Hamada) , La Ayakita (Neck scissors / Wristlock combination to a kneeling opponent), La Ayakita II (Hamada catapults the opponent into a vertical surfboard stretch) and the Super Quebrada (Springboard moonsault).
In Mexico, her nickname is Super Estrella (Superstar).

Ayako Hamada, part 3

After leaving ARSION in 2001, she has won numerous women's wrestling titles in several Japanese and Mexican promotions, including the WWWA World Heavyweight Wrestling Championship from Momoe Nakanishi on May 11, 2003 and the AAAW Singles Championship from Dynamite Kansai on January 11, 2004, just one week after she had lost the WWWA title to Amazing Kong. She has also appeared in HUSTLE under the name Arisin Z.
Hamada is currently working with the Kaoru Ito dojo and works regularly for AAA in Mexico.

Ayako Hamada, part 2

Ayako is a second generation wrestler, as her father is the legendary Gran Hamada.
Her older sister Xochitl Hamada is also a professional wrestler.
Ayako Hamada was trained by Gran Hamada, Gran Apache, Aja Kong and Mariko Yoshida.
She debuted at the age of seventeen against Candy Okutsu on August 9, 1998 at the Korakuen Hall in Tokyo, Japan for the ARSION promotion.
She received an immediate push and won her first title, the Twinstar of ARSION tag belts with Mika Akino, on June 30, 1999, less than one year after her debut.
She won the QUEEN of ARSION from Aja Kong on December 3, 2000.