AAA Hall of Fame

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).

AAA Hall of Fame
Established	2007
Founder	Lucha Libre AAA Worldwide
Inductees	22 total inductees

Inductees

Individuals

Year		Ring name (Birth name)	AAA recognized accolades
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		Eddy 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 World famous luchador exótico[15]
2024		Nicho el Millonario (Dionicio Castellanos Torres)	One-time AAA World Tag Team Champion and two-time Mexican National Welterweight Champion

See also

• List of professional wrestling halls of fame