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The Denver Broncos announced Monday they’re partnering with Consejo Mundial de Lucha Libre as CMLL is ready to have a good time its ninetieth anniversary. There will be one exhibition in Denver and some other in Mexico for what will be the primary ever collaboration between an NFL franchise and the distinguished Lucha Libre group.
The first exhibition of Lucha Olímpica will happen Sept. 8 at Arena Mexico in Mexico City. Former Mexican skilled wrestler and teacher Tony Salazar will be training six mascots to lend a hand kick off the anniversary celebrations. Among the ones contributors will be Denver’s personal Miles the Mascot.
The 2d match will happen at Empower Field at Mile High forward of the Broncos game in opposition to the Green Bay Packers on Oct. 22. Fans will get to observe luchadores Místico, Atlantis Jr., Templario and Volador Jr. in motion all the way through a pregame exhibition.
As a part of the partnership, the NFL and CMLL will even be freeing restricted version T-shirt designed by means of Mexico local and Colorado artist Armando Silva. The shirts are military with Miles the Mascot dressed in a luchador outfit within the entrance. The again options the warring parties who will be collaborating within the Denver exhibition.
Lucha libre is a mode {of professional} wrestling that originated in Mexico within the early twentieth century. The CMLL was once based in 1933 by means of Salvador Lutteroth González and is the oldest skilled wrestling promotion nonetheless in life.