. They tried to revive him for 90 minutes. That’s according to the autopsy report from the Baja California Attorney General’s office. They’re still investigating the death and have said they plan on talking with everyone in the match, the lucha commission members on hand, and the medics who worked on Perro. A longer (and Spanish) version of . it was a combination of the two different impacts which caused the fracture and no level or speed of medical treatment would’ve changed the outcomes Dr. Gustavo Zavelta, of the Mexican City lucha libre commission, says . I’m unsure what those tests actually include, but it’s likely to have taken place on or around the March 6th taping in Gimnasio Juan de la Barrera. Both Zavelta and backed the Tijuana’s commission’s actions after the injury. Zavelta noted Konnan moving Perro was not medically sound, but understandable under the circumstances, and theorized the referee might have simply believed Perro was selling (not using that word.) Zaveltasaid it was impossible to be sure exactly when the injury occurred. A survey conducted by El Universal said . Universal also has an article of , with those in the front offices of the promoters insisted that injured luchadors are always taken care of, and luchadors saying different. The complaint about no health insurance for luchadors is brought up, but they find an insurance company which insurances bullfighters and race car drivers who say they’er open to anyone. (It’s not cheap.) El Hijo del Santo deplores how promoters treats wrestlers and urges more active oversight by commission and luchador uniting together. (It’d be pretty powerful if he explained how things were different when he was running Todo x el Todo, but he suspiciously never makes those claims.) Tirantes sums it up: “If I start pointing at someone, I’ll just uncover a sewer, because we’re all culpable.” Rey Bucanero told La Aficion that he’s talked to Rey Misterio Jr., and Misterio Jr. . People who know Misterio haveindicated the same things to me. UPDATE: Rey Misterio Jr. has said he will not retire. More tomorrow. As of last notice, Rey and Konnan were still supposed to be part of tonight’s WaleMania event near the site of WrestleMania. The original idea included Rey talking about his departure from WWE and future plans. I don’t know what’s going to happen, don’t think anyone can be 100% sure, but it’d be both men’s first public statements after Perro’s death (outside a few posts on Twitter.) Rey Misterio Jr. is still also billed as signing autographs at WrestleCon. Apolo Valdes has a good column about the reaction to the death, in Mexico and the world: “” talked about his nephew Rey Misterio Jr. and the death of Perro Aguayo Jr. on TV Azteca Baja California. . They still had the Leyenda de Plata plaque he broke, starting his rudo turn, and displayed on the show as a way of memorializing Perro. There are rumors all shows in Tijuana have been canceled for the time being, but . He’s scheduled towrestle on show Friday, in the same building where Perro died but for a different promotion. He was scheduled to be in the main event, and will be replaced by a mystery man from the US. Given Alberto is on the the tecnico side, this would make sense for another Brian Cage appearance. On Twitter, . Octagon does not come off as the most trustworthy source – it’s simply his vehicle take shots at AAA whenever possible, even if it’s not true or sensible – but there’s been very little information about the other injuries on staff and he cares about them. I hope everyone is okay or gets there. All Elite has announced . That match would do 10K+ if promoted halfway decent in Arena Mexico. , with no venue attached. , so he’s off the AAA TV tapings. This was mentioned before, but Nova agreeing to take that Spanish Fly thru a table to the floor when he’s just finally gotten a foothold in AAA seems a very poor decision. It’s not that you have to take it easy, but maybe not put yourself at greatrisk. (Laredo Kid doing crazy stuff while being in line for a WWE tryout also seems dumb.) LuchaWorld has a recap of . Black Terry Jr. has . LuchaTV has highlights of plus interviews with , , and . Segunda Caida reviews and . DJ Spectro looks back at and . , indicated they’d all be coming to Japan soon. . . , he’s going to humiliate people either way. . says winning Rey de Reyes proves his loses in 2014 (especially TripleMania) were just flukes. ; in past years, people would be up in arms, but CMLL’s reached the point where few even care. A column wonders , since he’s not as annoying as the other three. (That’s not how they write it.) Share this: Like this: Like Loading...