A beginner’s guide to Lucha Libre films
Lucha Libre films were all the rage in Mexico during the 1950s, 60s, and 70s. And though they've died down, they still play a huge part in Mexican cinema.
Fighting the last bout of his UFC contract this Saturday, we look back at the self-proclaimed Baddest Motherf-----’s legacy in and outside the octagon
Lucha Libre films were all the rage in Mexico during the 1950s, 60s, and 70s. And though they've died down, they still play a huge part in Mexican cinema.
A controversial decision in O'Malley vs Yan, a potential move for a Lucha star, and a boxing match for the ages in this week's combat roundup
Villano IV lost his mask at the most recent Triplemania. This is a big deal--but with so many new American fans, some may not fully understand why.
Pentagón Jr., or Penta El Zero M, wrestles in the shadow of a long-standing curse. But his star turn in AAA and AEW might break it.
AEW has tried to market itself in Latin America by broadcasting its events in Spanish. They would be even better if they were actually in Spanish.
A stunner at Triplemania, Deontay Wilder gets real in his return, and UFC has signed a new celebrity in this week's combat roundup
Known in Mexico as La Wera Loca, Taya Valkyrie started as a classically-trained dancer in Canada before becoming a Lucha Libre legend
Though it has stood for nearly 70 years, the Arena México is still the capital of Lucha Libre in Mexico and an international wrestling cathedral
WWE welcomes back Bray Wyatt, Fundora dominates over Ocampo, and Bo Nickal is already making enemies in this week's combat roundup