List of Consejo Mundial de Lucha Libre tournaments

Miscellaneous Tournaments

Prior to the 1990s, CMLL (EMLL at the time) regularly held tournaments - usually tag team-based, typically of the standard 8-participant single elimination format^[a] - with no clear name, gimmick or prize, presumably as a matter of spontaneous promotional flare. These include:

In 1955:

• August 21, (singles), won by Blue Demon^[2]
• September 25, won by Blue Demon & Halcón Negro^[2]

In 1956:

• January 6 (singles), won by Cavernario Galindo^[3]
• March 2, won by Halcón Negro^[3]
• July 22, won by Rolando Vera & Tarzán López^[3]
• October 21–28, won by El Gladiador & El Mongol^[3]
• November 17 (Arena Puebla), won by Masahiko Kimura & Teizo Watanabe^[4]

In 1957:

• June 1 (Arena Puebla), won by Enrique Llanes & Tarzán López^[5]
• November 9, 1957 (Arena Puebla), won by El Enfermero & Rene Guajardo^[5]
• November 20 (singles), won by Moloch^[6]
• December 10, won by Moloch & Huroki Sito^[6]
• December 25, won by Halcón Negro & Henry Pilusso^[6]

In 1959:

• May 22, won by Karloff Lagarde & Ray Mendoza^[7]

In 1963:

• January 4 (Arena Coliseo Guadalajara - unknown format), won by Javier Escobedo & Oso Negro^[8]
• February 10, won by El Enfermero & Fantasma de la Quebrada^[9]

In 1964:

• March 28, won by Blue Demon & El Santo^[10]
• May 8, won by Dorrel Dixon & Huracán Ramírez^[11]
• June 21, won by Apolo Curiel & Humberto Garza^[10]
• July 3, won by Dory Dixon & Relámpago Cubano^[10]
• August 28, won by Henry Pilusso & La Bestia^[10]

In 1965:

• February 2, won by Dick Angelo & Fantasma de la Quebrada^[12]
• February 12, won by Alfonso Dantes & Rubén Juárez^[13]
• April 2, won by Dorrel Dixon & Ham Lee^[13]
• May 25, won by Cavernario Galindo & Ray Mendoza^[12]
• June 18, won by Humberto Garza & Rubén Juárez^[13]
• July 17, won by Black Shadow & Mil Máscaras^[13]
• July 20 (unknown format), won by Cesar Valentino & Mishima Ota^[12]
• August 27, won by Mil Máscaras & Rayo de Jalisco^[13]
• August 31, which went to a draw^[12]
• October 5, won by Espartano & Mao Chang^[12]
• October 8, won by Alberto Muñoz & Felipe Ham Lee^[13]
• December 10, won by Black Shadow & Mil Máscaras^[13]

In 1966:

• January 16, won by Felipe Ham Lee & Tony Reyna^[14]
• January 18, won by El Rebelde & Mao Chang^[14]
• February 6, won by Apolo Curiel & Humberto Garza^[14]
• February 20, won by Antonio Montoro & Antonio Posa^[14]
• March 4, won by Benny Gallant & Ray Mendoza^[15]
• March 29, won by Rolando Costa & Tony Reyna^[14]
• April 1, won by Dr. Wagner & Espanto I^[15]
• June 28, won by Estrella Blanca & Mao Chang^[14]
• July 10 (singles), won by Daniel Curiel^[14]
• August 19, won by El Santo & Rayo de Jalisco^[15]
• August 21, won by Alfonso Dantes & Mao Chang^[14]
• August 23, won by Ángel Negro & Saúl Montes^[15]
• September 9, won by Black Shadow & Mil Máscaras^[15]
• December 2, won by Ángel Blanco & Dr. Wagner^[15]

In 1972:

• February 25, won by Anibal & David Morgan^[16]
• April 28, won by Alberto Muñoz & Rayo de Jalisco^[17]
• July 7, won by Ray Mendoza & Tony López^[17]
• August 4 (4-team format), won by Huracán Ramírez & Ray Mendoza^[17]
• August 15 (4-team format), won by El Polaco & Pepe Casas^[17]
• August 15 (4-team format), won by Escorpión I & Escorpión II^[17]
• October 3, won by Villano I & Villano II^[17]
• October 24, won by Leo López & Pepe Casas^[17]
• December 22 (singles), won by Enrique Vera^[16]
• December 24, won by Fishman & Karloff Lagarde^[17]

In 1973:

• January 19 (4-team format), won by Ciclón Veloz & El Solitario^[18]
• February 6, won by Estrella Blanca & Huracán Ramírez^[18]
• February 20, won by Rizado Ruiz & Rodolfo Ruiz^[18]
• February 23 (4-team format), won by José Escobedo & Martin Escobedo^[18]
• February 23 (4-team format), won by Karloff Lagarde & Rene Guajardo^[18]
• March 23, won by Alberto Muñoz & Ray Mendoza^[19]
• April 10, which went to a double count-out^[18]
• May 4, won by Hayashi & Yamamoto^[19]
• June 8, won by El Solitario & Ray Mendoza^[19]
• July 3, won by José Luis Mendieta & Ringo Mendoza^[18]
• July 6, won by El Halcón & Enrique Vera^[18]
• July 31, won by Carlos Mata & Rubén Pato Soria^[18]
• October 16, won by Villano I & Villano II^[18]
• November 9 (4-team format), won by Mano Negra & El Rostro^[18]
• November 9 (4-team format), won by Kim Chul Won & Kim Sung Ho^[18]
• December 18, won by Bruno Victoria & El Rebelde^[19]

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