CMLL Torneo Gran Alternativa

Torneo Gran Alternativa
Último Guerrero, won the tournament both as a novato and a veteran
Details
Promotion	Consejo Mundial de Lucha Libre
Date established	July 13, 1994
Current champion(s)	Soberano and Carístico[1]
Date won	June 16, 2016[1]
Statistics First champion(s) Negro Casas and Héctor Garza Most reigns Último Guerrero/Carístico (3)

The Torneo Gran Alternativa (Spanish for "the Great Alternative Tournament") is an annual lucha libre (professional wrestling) tournament held by the Mexican professional wrestling promotion Consejo Mundial de Lucha Libre (CMLL). The tournament was not held in 1997, 2000, or 2002, but was held twice in 1996 and 1998. The most recent Torneo Gran Alternativa tournament was held in June 2017. The tournament has always been held in Arena Mexico in Mexico City, Mexico, the main arena of CMLL.

Up until 2010 the tournament format was that of eight tag teams facing off in a one night, single elimination tournament, sometimes with a match to determine the seeds for the tournament. In 2010 the field of competitors was doubled to 16 and the tournament would take place over three shows, with eight teams facing off in Block A, the other eight in Block B and the two block winners would wrestle the following week. All tournament matches except the finals are single fall matches, while the finals are a best two-out-of-three falls per lucha libre traditions.

The concept of the tournament is to team a young up-and-comer with a veteran and use the tournament to help showcase the younger talent, the young winner is often someone CMLL has plans for, although at times it has not always had the desired result.

Último Guerrero and Carístico are the only wrestlers to have won the tournament three times. Último Guerrero won in 1999 as the rookie and in 2008 and 2011 as the veteran of the team. Carístico, then known as "Místico" won in his rookie year in 2004 and then as a veteran in 2007 and again in 2017. Héctor Garza and Rey Escorpión have both won the tournament twice, once as a rookie and once as the "veteran" and Emilio Charles Jr. has won it twice as a veteran. Complete results have not been found documented for the 1998 event, but based on known information at least 187 individual wrestlers have participated in 22 tournaments as of 2017. Atlantis is both the wrestler and the veteran with most tournament appearances, 15, and has always been on the veteran side of the teams. Último Guerrero is second with 13 tournament appearances. Astro Rey Jr. and Sangre Azteca has worked the most tournaments on the novato side, five in total and none as a veteran.

Contents

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  1 Tournament winners
  


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  2 Tournament history
  


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  3 Gran Alternativa 1996 (II)
  


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  4 Gran Alternativa 1998
  


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  5 Gran Alternativa 1999 (I)
  


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  6 Gran Alternativa 1999 (II)
  


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  7 Gran Alternativa 2001
  


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  8 Gran Alternativa 2003
  


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  9 Gran Alternativa 2004
  


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  10 Gran Alternativa 2005
  


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  11 Gran Alternativa 2006
  


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  12 Tournament participants
  


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  13 References
  

Tournament winners

Carístico, three-time tournament winner, in Michinoku Pro Wrestling in September 2016

Year	Winners		Date	Note
	Veteran	Rookie
1994	Negro Casas	Héctor Garza	December 30, 1994	[2][3]
1995	Silver King	Shocker	April 7, 1995	[3][4]
June 1996	Bestia Salvaje	Chicago Express	June 7, 1996	[3][5]
December 1996	Emilio Charles Jr.	Rey Bucanero	November 15, 1996	[3][6]
1998	Emilio Charles Jr. (2)	Tony Rivera	July 14, 1998	[3][7]
April 1999	Blue Panther	Último Guerrero	April 2, 1999	[3][8]
December 1999	El Felino	Tigre Blanco	December 17, 1999	[3][9]
2001	Olímpico	Sicodelico Jr.	August 14, 2001	[3][10]
2003	Villano IV	Alan Stone	January 1, 2003	[3][11]
2004	El Hijo del Santo	Místico	August 20, 2004	[3][12]
2005	Atlantis	La Máscara	July 1, 2005	[3][13]
2006	Perro Aguayo Jr.	Misterioso Jr.	June 2, 2006	[3][14]
2007	Místico (2)	La Sombra	June 29, 2007	[3][15]
2008	Último Guerrero (2)	Dragón Rojo Jr.	July 18, 2008	[16]
2009	Yujiro	Okumura	September 25, 2009	[17]
2010	Héctor Garza (2)	Pólvora	April 30, 2010	[18]
2011	Último Guerrero (3)	Escorpión	April 8, 2011	[19]
2012	El Terrible	Euforia	April 13, 2012	[20]
2013	Rey Escorpión (2)	Boby Zavala	April 26, 2013	[21]
2014	Mr. Niebla	Bárbaro Cavernario	February 14, 2014	[22]
2016	Volador Jr.	Esfinge	May 5, 2016	[23]
2017	Carístico (3)	Soberano	June 16, 2017	[1]
2018	Volador Jr. (2)	Flyer	May 18, 2018	[24]

Tournament history

Soberano, novato winner in 2017.

Starting in 1994 the Mexican professional wrestling promotion Consejo Mundial de Lucha Libre (CMLL) created a special tournament concept where they would team up a novato, or rookie, with a veteran for a single-elimination tag team tournament.^[2][3] The tournament was called El Torneo Gran Alternativa, or "The Great Alternative Tournament" and became a recurring event on the CMLL calendar. In 1996 and 1999 CMLL held two tournaments, but since then has held one a year at most. CMLL did not hold a Gran Alternativa tournament in 1997 and 2000 held on each year from 2001 through 2014, opting not to hold a tournament in 2015. The 2017 Torneo Gran Alternativa was the 22nd version of the tournament.

CMLL holds other similar tournaments focusing on younger wrestlers, such as La Copa Junior,^[25]En Busca de un Ídolo ("In Search of an Idol"),^[26]Torneo Sangre Nueva ("New Blood Tournament"),^[27] and Forjando un Ídolo ("Forging an Idol"),^[28] although all of those tournaments focuses on singles competition. The "Novato/Veteran" team competition has been adopted by other Mexican wrestling companies, including International Wrestling Revolution Group (IWRG) who held the Proyeccion a Nuevas Promesas tournament in 2010^[29] and 2011,^[30] and from 2012,^[31][32] on has held a novato/veteran tag team tournament in January each year under the name El Protector.^[33]

As of the 2017 tournament, 187 wrestlers have competed in one or more of the 22 tournaments held to date with Atlantis holding tor record for most tournaments, a total of 15. He is also the wrestler to have worked most tournament as a veteran as all his appearances were on the veteran side. Sangre Azteca and Astro Rey Jr. (now known as Mephisto) are tied for most tournaments as a novato, with five each. Raziel is the novato that has gone the longest between his first and most recent appearance as a novato, seven years between the 2010 tournament and the 2017 tournament. Último Guerrero and Místico/Carístic are the only wrestlers to win the tournament three times, once as a novato and twice as a veteran each. Héctor Garza and Rey Escorpión are the only other wrestlers to have won the tournament as both a novato and a veteran. Silver King has appeared under three different ring names, Silver King, Bronco and Black Tiger. Several others have worked different tournaments under different names/masks, usually without CMLL officially acknowledging the connection; El Sagrado as both Genetico and Sagrado, Fuego as Flash and Fuego, Máscara Dorada as Metalik and Máscara Dorada, Tritón as Metal Blanco and Tritón, Ramstein as Fugaz and Ramstein, Titán as Palacio Negro and Titán.

Gran Alternativa 1996 (II)

Torneo Gran Alternativa (1996 - 2)
Promotion	Consejo Mundial de Lucha Libre
Date	November 15, 1996
City	Mexico City, Mexico
Venue	Arena Mexico
Event chronology
← Previous CMLL 63rd Anniversary Show Next → Homenaje a Salvador Lutteroth (1997)
Torneo Gran Alternativa chronology
← Previous Torneo Gran Alternativa (1996 - 1) Next → Torneo Gran Alternativa (1998)

In 1996 decided to host two Torneo Gran Alternativa tournaments, with the second one being held on November 15, 1996, in Mexico City, Mexico. Unlike any of the other Torneo Gran Alternativa tournaments before or after, this tournament featured a preliminary round of 20 rookies in a league style tournament to qualify for the actual tag team tournament. The rookies were divided into four groups of five, in a round-robin series of matches where the top two point earners would advance to the tournament. Qualifying for the tournament were Máscara Mágica, Rey Bucanero, Olímpico, Mr. Niebla, Astro Rey Jr., Atlantico, Karloff Lagarde Jr. and Jaguar. Emilio Charles Jr. and Rey Bucanero won the Torneo Gran Alternativa by defeating the teams of Lizmark Jr. and Jaguar, Satánico and Karloff Lagarde Jr. and Héctor Garza and Mr. Niebla.^[3][6] Rey Bucanero became one of CMLL's main players as he would become a key member of Los Guerreros del Infierno.

Block 1	Block 2	Block 3	Block 4
Máscara Mágica	Rey Bucanero	Olímpico	Mr. Niebla
Astro Rey Jr.	Atlantico	Karloff Lagarde Jr.	Jaguar
Principe Frankie	Alacran	Olimpus	Brandon
Kung Fu Jr.	Ultraman Jr.	Corazón Salvaje	Linx
Filoso (II)	Ameríca	Mano Negro Jr.	Últimatum

Quarterfinals

Semifinals

Finals

Atlantis and Atlantico

Héctor Garza and Mr. Niebla

W

Héctor Garza and Mr. Niebla

W

Dos Caras and Máscara Mágica

Dos Caras and Máscara Mágica

W

Rayo de Jalisco Jr.. and Olímpico

Héctor Garza and Mr. Niebla

Emilio Charles Jr. and Rey Bucanero

W

El Felino and Astro Rey Jr.

Satánico and Karloff Lagarde Jr.

w

Satánico and Karloff Lagarde´ Jr.

Emilio Charles, Jr and Rey Bucanero

W

Emilio Charles Jr. and Rey Bucanero

w

Lizmark Jr. and Jaguar

Gran Alternativa 1998

Torneo Gran Alternativa (1998)
Promotion	Consejo Mundial de Lucha Libre
Date	July 14, 1998
City	Mexico City, Mexico
Venue	Arena Mexico
Event chronology
← Previous 42. Aniversario de Arena México Next → Ruleta de la Muerte (1998)
Torneo Gran Alternativa chronology
← Previous Torneo Gran Alternativa (1996 - 2) Next → Torneo Gran Alternativa (1999 - 1)

The 1998 Torneo Gran Alternativa tournament was held on July 14, 1998, in Mexico City, Mexico. The finals saw Emilio Charles Jr. and Tony Rivera defeat Bestia Salvaje and Guerrero de la Muerte. Unlike previous tournaments the finals was more storyline driven as Emilio Charles Jr. had been feuding with Bestia Salvaje and Tony Rivera and Guerrero de la Muerte already had a Luchas de Apuesta, hair vs. hair match scheduled.^[3][7] The win did not provide any extra momentum for Tony Rivera who remained in the same position for the rest of his CMLL stint.

Gran Alternativa 1999 (I)

Torneo Gran Alternativa (1999 - 1)
Promotion	Consejo Mundial de Lucha Libre
Date	April 2, 1999
City	Mexico City, Mexico
Venue	Arena Mexico
Event chronology
← Previous Homenaje a Dos Leyendas (1999) Next → 43. Aniversario de Arena México
Torneo Gran Alternativa chronology
← Previous Torneo Gran Alternativa (1998) Next → Torneo Gran Alternativa (1999 - 2)

CMLL held the first of two Gran Alternativa tournaments of 1999 on April 2, 1999 in Mexico City, Mexico. In the first round two members of Los Nuevo Infernales fought each other as Rey Bucanero, teaming with Fuerza Guerrera, lost to Último Guerrero, teaming with Blue Panther. In the second round Guerrera and Panther defeated the previous year's winners Emilio Charles Jr. and Tony Rivera to earn a spot in the finals. Their opponents, Mr. Niebla and Atlantico earned their spot in the final by defeating Mr. Niebla and Atlantico as well as Shocker and Astro Rey Jr.. In the finals Último Guerrero and Blue Panther defeated Mr. Niebla and Atlantico.^[3][8] Último Guerrero would go on to become one of the top Rudos of CMLL, forming Los Guerreros del Infierno.

Quarterfinals

Semifinals

Finals

Blue Panther and Último Guerrero

W

Fuerza Guerrera and Rey Bucanero

Blue Panther and Último Guerrero

W

Emilio Charles Jr. and Tony Rivera

Emilio Charles Jr. and Tony Rivera

W

Satánico and Violencia

Blue Panther and Último Guerrero

W

Mr. Niebla and Atlantico

El Felino and Starman

Mr. Niebla and Atlantico

W

Mr. Niebla and Atlantico

W

Shocker and Astro Rey Jr.

Apolo Dantés and Karloff Lagarde Jr.

Shocker and Astro Rey Jr.

W

Gran Alternativa 1999 (II)

Torneo Gran Alternativa (1999 - 2)
Promotion	Consejo Mundial de Lucha Libre
Date	December 17, 1999
City	Mexico City, Mexico
Venue	Arena Mexico
Event chronology
← Previous Copa de Arena Mexico (1999) Next → Homenaje a Dos Leyendas (2000)
Torneo Gran Alternativa chronology
← Previous Torneo Gran Alternativa (1999 - 1) Next → Torneo Gran Alternativa (2001)

The second Gran Alternativa of 1999 was held December 17, 1999, in Mexico City, Mexico and did not feature any wrestlers from the first 1999 Gran Alternativa tournament. Scorpio Jr. and Fugaz defeated Lizmark Jr. and Sombra de Plata in the first round and Negro Casas and La Flecha in the second round. El Felino and Tigre Blanco qualified for the finals by defeating Máscara Año 2000 and Sangre Azteca and the team of Ringo Mendoza and Ricky Marvin and then finally defeated the team of Scorpio Jr. and Fugaz in the final to win the Gran Alternativa tournament.^[3][9]

Quarterfinals

Semifinals

Finals

Apolo Dantés and Alan Stone

Ringo Mendoza and Ricky Marvin

Ringo Mendoza and Ricky Marvin

El Felino and Tigre Blanco

W

El Felino and Tigre Blanco

W

Máscara Año 2000 and Sangre Azteca

El Felino and Tigre Blanco

W

Scorpio Jr. and Fugaz

Lizmark Jr. and Sombra de Plata

Scorpio Jr. and Fugaz

W

Scorpio Jr. and Fugaz

W

Negro Casas and Flecha

Negro Casas and La Flecha

W

Bestia Salvaje and Motocross

Gran Alternativa 2001

Torneo Gran Alternativa (2001)
Promotion	Consejo Mundial de Lucha Libre
Date	August 14, 2001
City	Mexico City, Mexico
Venue	Arena Mexico
Event chronology
← Previous 45. Aniversario de Arena México Next → CMLL 68th Anniversary Show
Torneo Gran Alternativa chronology
← Previous Torneo Gran Alternativa (1999 - 2) Next → Torneo Gran Alternativa (2003)

The 2001 Gran Alternativa was held on August 14, 2001, and was the first tournament to feature a Battle Royal between the eight rookies to determine the seeding for the first round of the tournament. Virus won the battle royal, getting the number one seed for himself and Blue Panther. Order of elimination in the battle royal: #1 Alan Stone, #2 Sicodelico Jr., #3 Enemigo Publico, #4 Sangre Azteca, #5 Tigre Blanco, #6 Volador Jr. and #7 Doctor X. The final saw Olímpico and Sicodelico Jr. defeat Black Warrior and Sangre Azteca to win the Gran Alternativa tournament.^[3][10] Sicodelico worked for CMLL until 2003, not achieving much of note with the promotion.

Quarterfinals

Semifinals

Finals

Blue Panther and Virus

W

Mr. Niebla and Alan Stone

Blue Panther and Virus

Olímpico and Sicodelico Jr.

W

Gran Markus Jr. and Doctor X

Olímpico and Sicodelico Jr.

W

Olímpico and Sicodelico Jr.

W

Black Warrior and Sangre Azteca

Atlantis and Volador Jr.

W

Máscara Año 2000 and Enemigo Publico

Atlantis and Volador Jr.

Black Warrior and Sangre Azteca

W

Black Tiger and Tigre Blanco

Black Warrior and Sangre Azteca

W

Gran Alternativa 2003

Torneo Gran Alternativa (2003)
Promotion	Consejo Mundial de Lucha Libre
Date	January 1, 2003
City	Mexico City, Mexico
Venue	Arena Mexico
Event chronology
← Previous Sin Piedad (2002) Next → Homenaje a Dos Leyendas (2003)
Torneo Gran Alternativa chronology
← Previous Torneo Gran Alternativa (2001) Next → Torneo Gran Alternativa (2004)

The 2003 Gran Alternativa was held on January 1, 2003, and featured a Battle Royal between the eight rookies to determine the seeding for the tournament. Sangre Azteca won the battle royal, getting the number one seed for himself and Cien Caras. Order of elimination in the battle royal: #1 Marchall, #2 Loco Max, #3 Genético, #4 Ramstein, #5 Chris Stone, #6 Mr. Power and #7 Alan Stone. The final of the tournament saw Villaño IV and Alan Stone defeat Genético and Máscara Año 2000 in the final to win the tournament.^[3][11][34] Alan Stone did not receive much of a "reward" after the tournament, he continued teaming with his brother Chris Stone until the brothers left CMLL for rival promotion AAA. In contrast the rookie "loser" of the final, Genético would be repackaged as "El Sagrado" in 2003 and given a push.

Quarterfinals

Semifinals

Finals

Cien Caras and Sangre Azteca

W

Gran Markus Jr. and Marshall

Cien Caras and Sangre Azteca

Villaño IV and Alan Stone

W

Villaño IV and Alan Stone

W

Juventud Guerrera and Loco Max

Villaño IV and Alan Stone

W

Máscara Año 2000 and Genético

Máscara Mágica and Mr. Power

Máscara Año 2000 and Genético

Máscara Año 2000 and Genético

W

Scorpio Jr. and Ramstein

Scorpio Jr. and Ramstein

W

Villaño III and Chris Stone

Gran Alternativa 2004

Torneo Gran Alternativa (2004)
Promotion	Consejo Mundial de Lucha Libre
Date	August 20, 2004
City	Mexico City, Mexico
Venue	Arena Mexico
Event chronology
← Previous Leyenda de Plata (2004) Next → CMLL 71st Anniversary Show
Torneo Gran Alternativa chronology
← Previous Torneo Gran Alternativa (2003) Next → Torneo Gran Alternativa (2005)

The 2004 Gran Alternativa was held on August 20, 2004, and once again featured a Battle Royal between the eight rookies to determine the seeding for the tournament. Místico won the battle royal to earn the top seed for El Hijo del Santo and himself. The order of elimination for the rest of the rookies is unknown, except for Misterioso Jr. who was eliminated first, as for the elimination order of Sangre Azteca, Volador Jr., Neutron, Doctor X, El Sagrado and Alan Stone it has not been found recorded anywhere. Místico and El Hijo del Santo qualified for the finals by defeating the teams of Misterioso and Misterioso Jr. and Atlantis and Volador Jr. Último Guerrero and Doctor X qualified for the finals by defeating Último Dragón and Neutron in the first round and Shocker and Alan Stone. Místico and Hijo del Santo won the Gran Alternativa, a victory that set off Místico's rise to the top of CMLL, where he was the number one tecnico from 2006 until his departure in 2011.^[3][12][35]

Quarterfinals

Semifinals

Finals

El Hijo del Santo and Místico

W

Misterioso and Misterioso Jr.

El Hijo del Santo and Místico

W

Atlantis and Volador Jr.

Perro Aguayo Jr. and Sangre Azteca

Atlantis and Volador Jr.

W

El Hijo del Santo and Místico

W

Último Guerrero and Doctor X

Último Dragón and Neutron

Último Guerrero and Doctor X

W

Último Guerrero and Doctor X

W

Shocker and Alan Stone

Máscara Sagrada and El Sagrado

Shocker and Alan Stone

W

Gran Alternativa 2005

Torneo Gran Alternativa (2005)
Promotion	Consejo Mundial de Lucha Libre
Date	July 1, 2005
City	Mexico City, Mexico
Venue	Arena Mexico
Event chronology
← Previous Reyes del Aire (2005) Next → Leyenda de Azul (2005)
Torneo Gran Alternativa chronology
← Previous Torneo Gran Alternativa (2004) Next → Torneo Gran Alternativa (2006)

The 2005 Gran Alternativa tournament was held on July 1, 2005, and featured a Battle Royal between the eight rookies to determine the seeding for the tournament. Doctor X won the battle royal to earn the top seed for Universo 2000 and himself. Order of elimination in the battle royal: #1 El Texano Jr., #2 Nitro, #3 Apocalipsis, #4 Máximo, #5 Sangre Azteca, #6 La Máscara, #7 Misterioso Jr.. The final match saw La Máscara and Atlantis defeat Dr. Wagner Jr. and Misterioso Jr.^[3][13][36]

Quarterfinals

Semifinals

Finals

Bronco and El Texano Jr.

Universo 2000 and Doctor X

W

Universo 2000 and Doctor X

Dr. Wagner Jr. Misterioso II

W

Pierroth Jr. and Nitro

Dr. Wagner Jr. and Misterioso Jr.

W

Dr. Wagner Jr. and Misterioso II

Atlantis and La Máscara

W

Atlantis and La Máscara

W

Damián 666 and Apocalipsis

Atlantis and La Máscara

W

Último Guerrero and Sangre Azteca

Negro Casas and Máxmio

Último Guerrero and Sangre Azteca

Gran Alternativa 2006

Torneo Gran Alternativa (2006)
Promotion	Consejo Mundial de Lucha Libre
Date	June 2, 2006
City	Mexico City, Mexico
Venue	Arena Mexico
Event chronology
← Previous International Gran Prix (2006) Next → Reyes del Aire (2006)
Torneo Gran Alternativa chronology
← Previous Torneo Gran Alternativa (2005) Next → Torneo Gran Alternativa (2007)

The 2006 Gran Alternativa was held on June 2, 2006 and unlike previous events did not feature a seeding battle royal among the rookie competitors. Último Guerrero and Nitro defeated Dos Caras Jr. and Volador Jr. in the first round and Rey Bucanero and Loco Max to earn a spot in the finals. Perro Aguayo Jr. and Misterioso Jr. first defeated Lizmark Jr. and Máscara Purpura, then defeated Héctor Garza and Hombre Sin Nombre and finally defeated Guerrero and Nitro to win the Gran Alternativa.^[3][14][37] Misteriosos Jr.'s position after the Gran Alternativa did not change much, he was the low ranking Rudo in the various groups he was part of such as Los Perros del Mal, Los Hijos del Averno and Poder Mexica

Quarterfinals

Semifinals

Finals

Negro Casas and Máximo

Héctor Garza and Hombre Sin Nombre

W

Héctor Garza and Hombre Sin Nombre

Perro Aguayo Jr. and Misterioso II

W

Perro Aguayo Jr. and Misterioso Jr.

W

Lizmark Jr. and Máscara Purpura

Perro Aguayo Jr. and Misterioso II

W

Último Guerrero and Nitro

Heavy Metal and El Texano Jr.

Rey Bucanero and Loco Max

W

Rey Bucanero and Loco Max

Último Guerrero and Nitro

W

Dos Caras Jr. and Volador Jr.

Último Guerrero and Nitro

Tournament participants

As of the Torneo Gran Alternativa (2017) show

Symbol	Meaning
(N)	Competed as a Novato in that year's tournament
(V)	Competed as a Veteran in that year's tournament

Name	#	Year(s)	Ref(s).
Akuma	3	2013 (N), 2014 (N), 2017 (N)	[38][39][40]
Alacran	1	November 1996 (N)	[6]
Ameríca	1	November 1996 (N)	[6]
Ángel Azteca Jr.	2	2008 (N), 2010 (N)	[16][41]
Ángel de Oro	2	2009 (N), 2017 (V)	[42][40]
Apocalipsis	1	2005 (N)	[13]
Apolo Dantés	3	June 1996 (V), 1999 (V), December 1999 (V)	[5][8][9]
Arkangel de la Muerte	1	1994 (N)	[2]
Astral	1	2017 (N)	[40]
Astro Boy	1	2008 (N)	[16]
Atlantico	4	1995 (N), June 1996 (N), November 1996 (N), 1999 (N)	[4][5][6][8]
Atlantis	15	1995 (V), June 1996 (V), November 1996 (V), 2001 (V), 2004 (V), 2005 (V), 2008 (V), 2009 (V), 2010 (V), 2011 (V), 2012 (V), 2013 (V), 2014 (V), 2016 (V), 2017 (V)	[4][5][6][10][12][13][16][42][41][43][44][38][39][45][46]
Averno	5	2009 (V), 2010 (V), 2011 (V), 2013 (V), 2014 (V)	[42][41][43][38][39]
Axxl	1	2008 (N)	[16]
Bestia Salvaje	4	1995 (V), June 1996 (V), 1998 (V), December 1999 (V)	[4][5][7][9]
Black Warrior	2	2001 (V), 2011 (V)	[10][43]
Blue Panther	10	1999 (V), 2001 (V), 2008 (V), 2009 (V), 2010 (V), 2011 (V), 2012 (V), 2013 (V), 2017 (V), 2017 (V)	[8][10][16][42][41][43][44][38][46]
Blue Panther Jr.	1	2014 (N)	[39]
Boby Zavala	2	2012 (N), 2013 (N)	[44][38][38]
Brandon	1	November 1996 (N)	[6]
El Brazo	1	June 1996 (V)	[5]
Brazo de Plata	3	2011 (V), 2012 (V), 2013 (V)	[43][44][38]
Bronco	2	2008 (N), 2012 (N)	[16][44]
Bronco	1	June 1996 (N)	[5]
Camaleón	1	2013 (N)	[38]
Camorra	1	2009 (N)	[42]
Cancerbero	2	2010 (N), 2012 (N)	[41][44]
Canelo Casas	2	2014 (N), 2017 (N)	[39][40]
Negro Casas	10	1994 (V), December 1999 (V), 2005 (V), 2006 (V), 2007 (V), 2011 (V), 2012 (V), 2014 (V), 2016 (V), 2017 (V)	[2][9][13][14][15][43][44][39][45][40]
Rocky Casas	1	2016 (N)	[45]
Cavernario	1	2014 (N)	[39]
Chicago Express	2	June 1996 (N), 1995 (N)	[4][5]
El Cholo	1	2013 (N)	[38]
Cien Caras	1	2003 (V)	[11]
Comandante Pierroth	2	2016 (V), 2017 (V)	[45][40]
Corazón Salvaje	1	1995 (N)	[4]
Marco Corleone	2	2007 (V), 2012 (V)	[15][44]
El Cuatrero	2	2016 (N), 2017 (N)	[45][46]
Damián 666	1		Ref
El Dandy	1	1994 (V)	[2]
Delta	1	2010 (N)	[41]
Diamante	3	2010 (N), 2011 (N), 2012 (N)	[41][43][44]
Diamante Azul	1	2014 (V)	[39]
Disturbio	2	2010 (N), 2013 (N)	[41][38]
Doctor X	3	2001 (N), 2004 (N), 2005 (N)	[10][12][13]
Dos Caras	3	1994 (V), June 1996 (V), November 1996 (V)	[2][5][6]
Dos Caras Jr.	3	2006 (V), 2007 (V), 2008 (V)	[14][15][16]
Dr. Wagner Jr.	4	1994 (V), 1995 (V), 2005 (V), 2007 (V)	[2][4][13][15]
Dragon Lee	1	2014 (N)	[39]
Dragón Rojo Jr.	1	2008 (N)	[16]
Durango Kid	1	2010 (N)	[41]
Emilio Charles Jr.	4	1995 (V), November 1996 (V), 1999 (V), 1998 (V)	[4][6][7][8]
Enemigo Publico	1	2001 (N)	[10]
Ephesto / Hombre Sin Nombre	1	2006 (N)	[14]
Esfinge	2	2016 (N), 2017 (N)	[45][46]
Espanto Jr.	3	2013 (N), 2014 (N), 2017 (N)	[38][39][46]
Espiritu Negro	1	2014 (N)	[39]
Euforia	2	2007 (N), 2012 (N)	[15][44]
El Felino	6	June 1996 (V), November 1996 (V), 1999 (V), December 1999 (V), 2010 (V), 2012 (V)	[5][6][8][9][41][44]
La Fiera	1	1994 (V)	[2]
La Flecha	1	December 1999 (N)	[9]
Flyer	2	2016 (N), 2017 (N)	[45][40]
Forastero	1	2017 (N)	[46]
Fuego / Flash	3	2007 (N), 2011 (N), 2012 (N)	[15][43][44]
Fuerza Guerrera	1	1999 (V)	[8]
Fujin	1	2016 (N)	[45]
Golden Magic	1	2016 (N)	[45]
Gran Markus Jr.	3	1994 (V), 2001 (V), 2003 (V)	[2][10][11]
Guerrero de la Muerte	4	1994 (N), 1995 (N), June 1996 (N), 1998 (N)	[2][4][5][7]
Guerrero Maya Jr.	2	2010 (N), 2011 (N)	[41][43]
Guerrero Negro Jr.	2	2013 (N), 2014 (N)	[38][39]
Halcon Negro Jr.	2	1994 (N), 1995 (N)	[2][4]
Heavy Metal	2	2006 (V), 2007 (V)	[14][15]
Hechicero	1	2014 (N)	[39]
Héctor Garza	6	1994 (N), November 1996 (V), 2006 (V), 2008 (V), 2009 (V), 2010 (V)	[2][6][14][16][42][41]
Herodes Jr.	2	2013 (N), 2014 (N)	[38][39]
El Hijo del Santo	2	June 1996 (V), 2004 (V)	[5][12]
Hijo del Signo	2	2011 (N), 2012 (N)	[43][44]
Hombre Bala Jr. / Drone	4	2011 (N), 2013 (N), 2014 (N), 2017 (N)	[43][38][39][40]
Inquisidor	1	2010 (N)	[41]
Jaguar	1	November 1996 (N)	[6]
Juventud Guerrera	1	2003 (V)	[11]
Karloff Lagarde Jr.	2	November 1996 (N), 1999 (N)	[6][8]
Kraneo	1	2017 (V)	[46]
Kung Fu Jr.	1	November 1996 (N)	[6]
Leono	1	2013 (N)	[38]
Lestat	1	2011 (N)	[43]
Linx	1	November 1996 (N)	[6]
Lizmark Jr.	3	November 1996 (V), December 1999 (V), 2006 (V)	[6][9][14]
Loco Max	2	2003 (N), 2006 (N)	[11][14]
Magia Blanca	1	2016 (N)	[45]
Magnus	1	2011 (N)	[43]
Mano Negro Jr.	1	November 1996 (N)	[6]
Marshall	1	2003 (N)	[11]
La Máscara	6	2005 (N), 2010 (V), 2011 (V), 2012 (V), 2013 (V), 2016 (V)	[13][41][43][44][38][45]
Máscara Año 2000	4	December 1999 (V), 2001 (V), 2003 (V), 2017 (V)	[9][10][11][46]
Máscara Dorada / Metalik	5	2008 (N), 2011 (V), 2012 (V), 2013 (V), 2016 (V)	[16][43][44][38][45]
Máscara Mágica	3	1994 (N), November 1996 (N), 2003 (V)	[2][6][11]
Máscara Purpura	2	2006 (N), 2007 (N)	[14][15]
Máscara Sagrada	1	2004 (V)	[12]
Máximo / Máximo Sexy	6	2005 (N), 2006 (N), 2011 (V), 2013 (V), 2014 (V), 2016 (V)	[13][14][43][38][39][45]
Mephisto / Astro Rey Jr.	12	1994 (N), 1995 (N), June 1996 (N), November 1996 (N), 1999 (N), 2010 (V), 2011 (V), 2012 (V), 2013 (V), 2014 (V), 2016 (V), 2017 (V)	[2][4][5][6][8][41][43][44][38][39][45][40]
Misterioso	1	2004 (V)	[12]
Misterioso Jr.	3	2004 (N), 2005 (N), 2006 (N)	[12][13][14]
Místico / Carístico	4	2004 (N), 2007 (V), 2009 (V), 2017 (V)	[12][15][42][40]
Místico II / Dragon Lee (first)	4	2011 (N), 2012 (N), 2016 (V), 2017 (V)	[43][44][45][46]
Mocho Cota	1	1995 (V)	[4]
Mortiz	1	2011 (N)	[43]
Mr. Niebla	10	November 1996 (N), 1999 (V), 2001 (V), 2008 (V), 2009 (V), 2011 (V), 2012 (V), 2013 (V), 2014 (V), 2016 (V)	[6][8][10][16][42][43][44][38][39][45]
Mr. Power	1	2003 (N)	[11]
MS-1	1	1995 (V)	[4]
MS-1 Jr.	1	1995 (N)	[4]
Neutron	1	2004 (N)	[12]
Niebla Roja / Ángel de Plata	4	2009 (N), 2011 (N), 2012 (N), 2017 (V)	[42][43][44][40]f
Nitro / Filoso	3	November 1996 (N), 2005 (N), 2006 (N)	[6][13][14]
Okumura	1	2009 (N)	[42]
Olímpico	4	1994 (N), June 1996 (N), November 1996 (N), 2001 (V)	[2][5][6][10]
Olympus	2	June 1996 (N), November 1996 (N)	[5][6]
Oro Jr.	4	2013 (N), 2014 (N), 2016 (N), 2017 (N)	[38][39][45][40]
The Panther	1	2014 (N)	[39]
Pegasso	4	2010 (N), 2012 (N), 2016 (N), 2017 (N)	[41][44][45][46]
Perro Aguayo Jr.	2	2004 (V), 2006 (V)	[12][14]
Pierroth Jr.	3	1994 (V), 1995 (V), 2005 (V)	[2][4][13]
Pólvora	2	2009 (N), 2010 (N)	[42][41]
Principe Frankie	1	November 1996 (N)	[6]
Puma King	4	2008 (N), 2010 (N), 2011 (N), 2012 (N)	[16][41][43][44]
Raijin	1	2016 (N)	[45]
Rambo	1	June 1996 (V)	[5]
Ramstein / Fugaz	2	2003 (N), December 1999 (N)	[9][11]
Rayo de Jalisco Jr.	1	November 1996 (V)	[6]
Raziel	3	2010 (N), 2012 (N), 2017 (N)	[41][44][40]
Reapper	1	2014 (V)	[39]
El Rebelde	1	2014 (N)	[39]
Rey Bucanero	9	June 1996 (N), November 1996 (N), 1999 (N), 2006 (V), 2010 (V), 2012 (V), 2013 (V), 2014 (V), 2016 (V)	[5][6][8][14][41][44][38][39][45]
Rey Escorpión	2	2011 (N), 2013 (V)	[43][38]
Ricky Marvin	1	December 1999 (N)	[9]
Ringo Mendoza	1	December 1999 (V)	[9]
Robin	1	2013 (N)	[38]
Rush / Rouge	4	2009 (N), 2012 (V), 2013 (V), 2014 (V)	[42][44][38][39]
Sagrado / Genético	2	2003 (N), 2004 (N)	[11][12]
Sangre Azteca	5	December 1999 (N), 2001 (N), 2003 (N), 2004 (N), 2005 (N)	[9][10][11][12][13]
Sansón	2	2016 (N), 2017 (N)	[45][46]
El Satánico	3	1994 (V), November 1996 (V), 1999 (V)	[2][6][8]
Scorpio Jr.	2	December 1999 (V), 2003 (V)	[9][11]
Semental	1	2010 (N)	[41]
Sensei	2	2010 (N), 2013 (N)	[41][38]
Shocker	8	1994 (N), 1995 (N), 1999 (V), 2004 (V), 2008 (V), 2010 (V), 2014 (V), 2017 (V)	[2][4][8][12][16][41][39][46]
Sicodelico Jr.	1	2001 (N)	[10]
Silver King / Black Tiger / Bronco	3	1995 (V), 2001 (V), 2005 (V)	[4][10][13]
Skándalo	1	2008 (N)	[16]
Soberano Jr.	3	2013 (N), 2014 (N), 2017 (N)	[38][39][40]
La Sombra	5	2007 (N), 2010 (V), 2011 (V), 2013 (V), 2014 (V)	[15][41][43][38][39]
Sombra de Plata	1	December 1999 (N)	[9]
Star Jr.	2	2014 (N), 2017 (N)	[39][46]
Starman / Ultraman Jr.	2	November 1996 (N), 1999 (N)	[6][8]
Stigma	3	2013 (N), 2016 (N), 2017 (V)	[38][45][46]
Alan Stone	4	December 1999 (N), 2001 (N), 2003 (N), 2004 (N)	[9][10][11][12]
Chris Stone	2	December 1999 (N), 2003 (N)	[9][11]
Stuka Jr.	1	2007 (N)	[15]
Super Comando	1	2007 (N)	[15]
Super Halcón Jr.	1	2016 (N)	[45]
Super Nova	1	2007 (N)	[15]
Taurus	1	2013 (N)	[38]
El Terrible	6	2010 (V), 2011 (V), 2012 (V), 2013 (V), 2014 (V), 2016 (V)	[41][43][44][38][39][45]
El Texano Jr.	3	2005 (N), 2006 (N), 2010 (V)	[13][14][41]
Tiger Kid	2	2009 (N), 2010 (N)	[42][41]
Tigre Blanco	2	December 1999 (N), 2001 (N)	[9][10]
Titán / Palacio Negro	3	2011 (N), 2012 (N), 2017 (V)	[43][44][46]
Tony Rivera	2	1998 (N), 1999 (N)	[7][8]
Toscano	3	2009 (V), 2010 (V), 2011 (V)	[42][41][43]
Tritón / Metal Blanco	3	2011 (N), 2012 (N), 2016 (N)	[43][44][45]
Últimatum	1	November 1996 (N)	[6]
Último Dragón	1	2004 (V)	[12]
Último Guerrero	13	1999 (N), 2004 (V), 2005 (V), 2006 (V), 2007 (V), 2008 (V), 2010 (V), 2011 (V), 2012 (V), 2013 (V), 2014 (V), 2016 (V), 2017 (V)	[8][12][13][14][15][16][41][43][44][38][39][45][46]
Universo 2000	1	2005 (V)	[13]
Valiente	5	2007 (N), 2010 (V), 2012 (V), 2016 (V), 2017 (V)	[15][41][44][45][40]
Villano III	1	2003 (V)	[11]
Villano IV	1	2003 (V)	[11]
Villano V	2	2007 (V), 2008 (V)	[15][16]
Violencia	1	1999 (N)	[8]
Virus	1	2001 (N)	[10]
Volador Jr.	9	2001 (N), 2004 (N), 2006 (N), 2011 (V), 2012 (V), 2013 (V), 2014 (V), 2016 (V), 2017 (V)	[10][12][14][43][44][38][39][45][40]
Warrior Steel	1	2016 (N)	[45]
Yago	1	2016 (N)	[45]
Yujiro	1	2009 (V)	[42]

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v t e Consejo Mundial de Lucha Libre (CMLL) championships
Current Championships	CMLL World Heavyweight Reigns World Light Heavyweight Reigns World Middleweight Reigns World Welterweight Reigns World Lightweight World Tag Team Reigns World Trios Reigns World Mini-Estrellas World Women's Arena Coliseo Tag Team Mexican National Heavyweight Light Heavyweight Welterweight Lightweight Women's Trios Reigns NWA World Historic Light Heavyweight World Historic Middleweight World Historic Welterweight Occidente Occidente Heavyweight Championship
Former Championships	Mexican National Heavyweight Championship Mexican National Middleweight Championship Mexican National Mini-Estrella Championship Mexican National Tag Team Championship LLA Azteca Championship NWA World Light Heavyweight Championship NWA World Middleweight Championship NWA World Welterweight Championship
Recognized Championships	CMLL-Reina International Championship CMLL-Reina International Junior Championship

v t e Consejo Mundial de Lucha Libre event chronology
Gran Alternativa	1994 1995 1996 (I) 1996 (II) 1998 1999 (I) 1999 (II) 2001 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2016 2017 2018
Major Events	EMLL / CMLL Anniversary Shows Aniversario de Arena México Fantastica Mania Homenaje a Dos Leyendas Infierno en el Ring International Gran Prix Juicio Final Sin Piedad Sin Salida Super Viernes World Wrestling Peace Festival
Tournaments	En Busca de un Ídolo Gran Alternativa Leyenda de Azul Leyenda de Plata Pequeño Reyes del Aire Reyes del Aire Torneo de Parejas Increibles Universal Championship Copa Nuevos Valores

v t e CMLL Torneo Gran Alternativa tournament winners

Héctor Garza and Negro Casas (1994) Shocker and Silver King (1995) Chicago Express and Bestia Salvaje (1996 I) Rey Bucanero and Emilio Charles Jr. (1996 II) Tony Rivera and Emilio Charles Jr. (1998) Último Guerrero and Blue Panther (1999 I) Tigre Blanco and El Felino (1999 II) Sicodelico Jr. and Olímpico (2001) Alan Stone and Villano IV (2003) Místico and El Hijo del Santo (2004) La Máscara and Atlantis (2005) Misterioso Jr. and Perro Aguayo Jr. (2006) La Sombra and Místico (2007) Dragón Rojo Jr. and Último Guerrero (2008) Okumura and Yujiro (2009) Pólvora and Héctor Garza (2010) Escorpión and Último Guerrero (2011) Euforia and El Terrible (2012) Boby Zavala and Rey Escorpión (2013) Bárbaro Cavernario and Mr. Niebla (2014) Esfinge and Volador Jr. (2016) Soberano and Carístico (2017) Flyer and Volador Jr. (2018)

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