Freestyle wrestling

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Morelos Arena, 620 Eduardo Ruiz [street], Centre, Morelia, Michoacán

Friday 3rd August 90 at 8.30pm

The heavy hitters keep coming

Tag team main event

Lízmark & Astro de Oro vs Pierrot Jr & Skeletor

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One-on-one semifinal

Hair vs Hair!! [i.e. the loser gets their head shaved]

Joe Mercado vs El Comodin

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Scandalous [?] tag team bout

Cowboy & Colt vs Cristian Díaz & Erik Galeana

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Best of 3, no time limit

Príncipe Maravilla vs Gro. [Guerrero] Nocturno

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Freestyle wrestling

Apatlaco New Arena

20 Santa María Xolotl [street]

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Saturday 4th August a 9.15pm

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One-on-one ladies bout

Mask vs Mask [i.e. the loser has their mask taken off & real identity revealed]

No draws, no mercy

Satanakia vs Lady Killer

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Great Australian-style tag team semifinal

Jerry Estrada, Hombre Bala & Sismo vs Astro de Oro, Príncipe Island & Thunder

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Bloody tag team

Aguila de Plata & El Bandido vs Los Canallas I & II

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Special tag team event

Tío Sam & Escorpión Negro vs El Brujo & Tormenta Negra

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Best of 3, no time limit

Versatil vs Cobalto

That reminds me. I keep thinking there has got to be something to fit this group about Día de los Muertos. There's so much amazing art around it!

But even though I can find amazing art, everything is either not an ad, or not vintage, or both. Anyway, it isn't too much celebrated where I live so I bet someone from Mexico or maybe SoCal could do it better.

I can find loads of current/ recent stuff (especially Cerveza Victoria & La Costeña), but I can't seem to find online any still/print día de muertos ads from before ~2015 (I can find a few TV spots from the 2000s), & I don't know if that's my lack of search skills or it was just less exploited commercially in the past.

My experience exactly!

I do have a postal stamp but I guess it's not quite vintage and it looks in bad shape.

I was surprised some months ago to get a print invitation to one of these events in a metro station in Mexico City. It really felt inviting, since most of these are centralized in one or two local arenas that run a monopoly on wrestling shows. I love it when I get something like this, maybe because this is the only social network I use and people usually focus on internet invitations nowadays, neglecting the personal, physical, close invitation.