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La Vaquerita

b. 1978

Mexican professional wrestler

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About La Vaquerita

Born 1978. La Vaquerita is a Mexican professional wrestler.

La Vaquerita (2008–present) After having worked as Alaska for some years La Vaquerita decided to change her name in 2008, inspired by some of the cheers and chants she got when she wore leather chaps to the ring during a match she decided to change her ring character and mask when her wrestling license was up for renewal anyway, giving birth to the "La Vaquerita" (The Cowgirl") ring character.

On January 29, 2011, she worked a Mixed tag team match, teaming with male wrestler La Hormiga, losing to AAA wrestler Sexy Star and Zumbi, marking her first time wrestling against someone from one of the "big two" promotions in Mexico, AAA and Consejo Mundial de Lucha Libre. On January 30, 2011, she defeated Keira, Megan and Ashley to win DTU's Trofeo Promociones RAD tournament. She was one of seven women vying for the newly created Pro-Lucha POP Women's Championship during Pro-Wrestling POP's debut show. La Vaquerita and rival Keira survived a Battle Royal to continue on to the finals of the tournament where La Vaquerita pinned her longtime rival to win the championship. She had her first successful POP Women's Championship on August 27, 2011, as she defeated both Keira and Lolita. A few months later she was one of 15 men and women who risked their mask or hair on the outcome of a steel cage match, where the last person remaining in the cage would be either unmasked or shaved bald. The match also included female wrestlers Chica Tormenta, Herejia, Keira, Vaneli and male wrestlers Chucho el Roto, Epitafio, Iron Love, Mr. Potro, Ronny el Italiano, Ronny Ventura, Trauma I, Trauma II, Yakuza and the loser Mexico Bronco who was shaved bald after the match. On October 2, 2011, La Vaquerita put her POP Women's Championship on the line against Chica Tormenta's Lucha Libre Feminil Junior Championship in a match that ended in a double pin, thus both champions left with their titles. La Vaquerita followed up with a third and a fourth successful defense against Vaneli and Yuki Star. On February 19, 2012, during the debut show of the Daga Dynamite Dojo X-Project promotion La Vaquerita's 204-day-long run with the Pro-Lucha POP Women's Championship came to an end when she lost to Canadian LuFisto, two falls to one. Her try-out was successful and by early 2013 she started working more shows for CMLL, including a match on CMLL's main show CMLL Super Viernes scheduled for April 12. On September 8, La Vaquerita and Zeuxis won a tournament for the Reina World Tag Team Championship in Kawasaki, Japan. They lost the title to Aki Shizuku and Aliya on November 2. On December 25, 2016, she lost a steel cage match in the main event of the 2016 Infierno en el Ring show when she was pinned by Zeuxis. As a result she was forced to unmask and reveal her birth name; Isabel Ordóñez Martínez. Pro-Lucha POP Pro-Lucha POP Women's Championship (1 time) Reina Joshi Puroresu Reina World Tag Team Championship (1 time) – with Zeuxis Reina World Tag Team Championship Tournament (2013)

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Consejo Mundial de Lucha Libre

People in La Vaquerita's life

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Frequently asked questions

Who is La Vaquerita?

Mexican professional wrestler

When was La Vaquerita born?

La Vaquerita was born on 16 May 1978 in Guadalajara.

What is La Vaquerita's occupation?

La Vaquerita is a professional wrestler.

What nationality is La Vaquerita?

La Vaquerita is Mexican.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: La Vaquerita

· Wikidata: Q16217683

· DBpedia: La Vaquerita

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