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March 26, 2002

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CMLL's official home page.

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From Parts Unknown Magazine's site.

Great Eddie Guerrero fan site.

Visit La Mosca de Francia. He rocks the ass.

"Where the hell am I?!?"
-You

No need to be afraid, my friend. The TV results are getting a NEW FORMAT. For the most part, result reports suck ass and are pretty boring. I tried spicing them up with my dipshit observations over the last few months, but it began effecting the way I would watch the lucha shows. I would be taking notes as I watched, often missing spots and generally feeling like watching my favorite show was a job I had to do. From now on, no more play by play, but rather straight results and the standard Good/Bad/Ugly wrap up.
The first show to experience the new format will be last nights CMLL outing. Dave Meltzer recommended tonight's show in his Monday news update, hyping the Felino/Marvin/HombreSinNombre vs. Zumbido/Dr.X/Virus matchup, so I expect that more fanboys that usual will be getting a taste of lucha this week.

Mr. Nielba, Mano Negro, & Rayo de Jalisco vs. Universo 2000, Mascara Ano 2000, Apolo Dantes 
Felino, Ricky Marvin, Hombre Sin Nombre vs.
Zumbido, Dr. X & Virus
Los Brazos vs.
Los Villanos & Fuerza Guerrera
Atlantis, Hijo de Lizmark & Olympico vs.
Guerreros Del Infierno

The Marvin/Felino/HombreSinNombre match was like watching a 10 minute 'momento estelare.' After a short break from TV, Hombre Sin Nombre is back with a vengeance. And don't get me started on Ricky Marvin and Virus. I could fill 62 web pages with praise for them. If you didn't like their match, why don't you go watch some puroresu, pussy! The Guerreros also came through on the main event. I could enjoy watching them beat up anybody.

The opening match was ass! Niebla and Dantes can work, but the rest of the those old fucks seemed to be having a good time prancing around the ring and slapping each other. I can just imagine the Observer readers tuning in to the show and seeing this mess. The match was somewhat redeemed by the preceeding Capos vignette. In it, Universo 2000 proves that while smoking cigarettes doesn't make you cool, smoking them while wearing a black-on-black lucha mask actually does.