This is a list of professional wrestling promotions in Mexico and lists both active and defunct professional wrestling promotions from the 1930s to the 2020s.

List

NameLocationOwner(s)Years activeWebsiteNotes
Active
Alianza Universal De Lucha LibreTlalnepantlaHector Guzman1990–
Consejo Mundial de Lucha LibreMexico CitySalvador Lutteroth Jr. Salvador Lutteroth III1933–Oldest active wrestling promotion in the world. Originally known as Empresa Mexicana de Lucha Libre from 1933 to 1991. Was a member of the National Wrestling Alliance until 1991.
Desastre Total UltraviolentoTulancingoCrazy Boy2007–
Federacion Universal de Lucha LibreMexico CityTinieblas Jr2010–
International Wrestling Revolution GroupNaucalpan de JuarezAdolfo Moreno1996–
Lucha Libre AAA WorldwideMexico CityFilip 49% WWE 51%1992–
Lucha Libre FemenilMonterreyLuciano Alberto Garcia de Luna2000–
Nueva Generacion XtremaMonterreyUnknown2002–Has featured former Extreme Championship Wrestling stars Sabu and The Sandman, as well as some others independent foreign stars like Supreme and Necro Butcher.
The CrashTijuana2011–
Total Ultra-Violent DisasterNaucalpan2002–No
Universal Wrestling EntertainmentTlalnepantlaHector Guzman2008–No
Defunct
Extreme Air Wrestling2009–2013
Federacion Internacional de Lucha LibreMonterreyCarlos Elizondo1989–2019No
International Wrestling LeagueTolucaUnknown2010–2014Promotion founded under the name Independent Wrestling League. Name change in June 2011, Became Inactive in 2014.
Lucha Libre EliteMexico CityErnesto Santillan Carlo Colin2014–2022
NWA MexicoMexico CityBlue Demon, Jr. Daniel Aceves2008–2013Affiliated with the National Wrestling Alliance. Promotion became inactive in 2013
Nación Lucha LibreMexico CityAlberto El Patrón2019–2020
Los Perros Del MalMexico CityPerro Aguayo, Jr.2008–2014NoBroke away from CMLL in 2008. Promotion became inactive in 2014
Promo AztecaKonnan1996–1998NoBroke away from AAA in 1996. Starred numerous luchadores wrestling in World Championship Wrestling during the late-1990s.
Super X Grand Prix Championship WrestlingJuventud Guerrera2004–2013
Toryumon MexicoNaucalpanÚltimo Dragón1997–2020NoHosted the Yamaha and Young Dragons Cups.
Universal Wrestling AssociationNaucalpanFrancisco Flores Benjamín Mora, Sr. Benjamín Mora, Jr. Carlos Maynes1974–1995NoAlso called Lucha Libre Internacional. Associated with New Japan Pro-Wrestling since 1979, and the World Wrestling Federation between 1979 and 1985.
World Wrestling AssociationTijuanaBenjamín Mora, Jr.1986–2014No
Xtreme Latin American WrestlingMexico CityErnesto Ocampo2001–2013NoHas featured former Extreme Championship Wrestling stars Sabu and The Sandman.

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