AAA Hall of Fame | |
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Established | 2007 |
Founder | Lucha Libre AAA Worldwide |
Inductees | 21 total inductees |
The AAA Hall of Fame is a hall of fame which honors professional wrestlers and wrestling personalities, established and maintained by the Mexico based national wrestling promotion Lucha Libre AAA Worldwide (AAA).
Year | Ring name (Birth name) |
AAA recognized accolades | |
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2007 | Antonio Peña | Posthumous inductee: Founder of AAA [1] | |
2007 |
Rey Misterio Jr. (Óscar Gutiérrez) |
One-time Mexican National Welterweight Champion, one-time Mexican National Trios Champion [2] | |
2008 |
Eddie Guerrero (Eduardo Guerrero) |
Posthumous inductee: Member of the Guerrero wrestling family and one-time AAA/IWC World Tag Team Champion [3] | |
2009 | Pepe "Tropi" Casas (José Casas Granados) |
Patriarch of the Casas wrestling family and a referee from 1987 to 2015 [4] | |
2011 |
Octagón (Juan Escalera) |
Four-time Mexican National Middleweight Champion, one-time Mexican National Tag Team Champion, one-time AAA World Tag Team Champion, one-time Mexican National Trios Champion [5] | |
2012 |
Perro Aguayo (Pedro Aguayo Damián) |
One-time AAA Campeón de Campeones Champion, one-time IWC World Heavyweight Champion, one-time Mexican National Heavyweight Champion, one-time Mexican National Middleweight Champion, two-time Mexican National Tag Team Champion, one-time Rey de Reyes winner [6] | |
2013 |
Abismo Negro (Andrés González) |
Posthumous inductee: One-time Mexican National Middleweight Champion, one-time AAA Mascot Tag Team Champion, two-time Mexican National Tag Team Champion, one-time Rey de Reyes winner [7] | |
2014 |
El Brazo (Juan Alvarado Nieves) |
Posthumous inductee: Member of the
Alvarado wrestling family
[8] Known for being a member of the Los Brazos stable [8] | |
2014 |
Rayo de Jalisco Sr. (Máximino Linares Moreno) |
Long-time luchador who wrestled for various promotions from 1955 through 1989 [8] | |
2015 |
Héctor Garza (Héctor Solano Segura) |
Posthumous inductee: Two-time IWC World Heavyweight Champion, two-time Mexican National Heavyweight Champion (died while holding the title), one-time Mexican National Light Heavyweight Champion, one-time Mexican National Tag Team Champion [9] | |
2015 |
El Hijo del Perro Aguayo (Pedro Aguayo Ramírez) |
Posthumous inductee: One-time Mexican National Light Heavyweight Champion, one-time Mexican National Atómicos Champion, three-time Mexican National Tag Team Champion, Copa Triplemanía XXII winner, one-time Rey de Reyes winner [9] | |
2016 |
Art Barr (Arthur Leon Barr) |
Posthumous Inductee: One-time AAA/IWC World Tag Team Champion [10] | |
2016 | Joaquín Roldán | AAA's Director General from 2007 to 2017 [11] | |
2018 |
Villano III (Arturo Díaz Mendoza) |
Posthumous Inductee: Two-time
AAA Americas Trios Champion, one-time
Mexican National Atómicos Champion
[12] Known for being part of the Los Villanos stable [12] | |
2018 |
El Apache (Mario Balbuena González) |
Posthumous Inductee: Two-time AAA World Mixed Tag Team Champion, one-time AAA World Trios Champion [12] | |
2018 | Dr. Alfonso Morales | Announcer known for his work in AAA and CMLL [12] | |
2019 |
Silver King (César Cuauhtémoc González Barrón) |
Posthumous inductee: One-time AAA World Tag Team Champion | |
2020 |
La Parka (Jesús Alfonso Huerta Escoboza) |
Posthumous inductee: Two-time Mexican National Cruiserweight Champion, one-time Mexican National Atómicos Champion, five-time Rey de Reyes winner, Copa Triplemanía XXV winner [13] | |
2022 | Arturo "El Rudo" Rivera (José Arturo Rivera García) |
Posthumous inductee: Long-time sports journalist and broadcaster for AAA and CMLL [14] | |
2022 |
Blue Demon (Alejandro Muñoz Moreno) |
Posthumous inductee: Two-time NWA World Welterweight Champion, three-time Mexican National Welterweight Champion, one-time Mexican National Tag Team Champion, star of over 20 lucha films [14] | |
2023 |
Cassandro (Saúl Armendáriz) |
One-time
UWA World Lightweight Champion First luchador exótico to have competed since 1989. [15] |