The AAA came in the last decade of the last century to change the history of the Wrestling, with innovative concepts and never before seen in Mexico. From modalities in battles, to characters difficult to imagine.
One of the most remembered cases is that of the Chivas Rayadas, two gladiators inspired by Guadalajara, one of the largest teams in the world Mexican soccer.
Their appearance in the ring occurred in 1998 and they immediately caused a stir, not only because of their red-and-white outfits and their huge masks, but because both gladiators showed a lot of talent when it came to fighting, so many wondered:
Who played the Chivas?
Although, in the privacy of the luchistic world the secret is known, for the general viewer it will be hard to believe that this pair had under the tops to The Apaches. Two of the most important teachers that Antonio Peña had in his company.
Great Apache l and ll, they left their Indian outfits and put on the shirt of the Flock to captivate friends and strangers. And although they presented themselves as technicians, most of the time they were booed by the public, due to their relationship with the Guadalajara team.
Despite the identity change, The Apache l, also alternated with his plumed alter ego, while the Chiva ll He suffered an injury that took him away from the ring for a while; so at the beginning of 2003, Chivas they stopped appearing, but it wouldn’t be the end of their story.
For 2006 they would return to the strings, but now taller, more muscular and faster. They even competed for the couples championship.
Those in charge of giving life to the new Chivas were Marabunta, one of the most recognized characters in AAA at the end of the 90s and the one who today fights like Aerostar.
In recent times, in the independent circuit there have been similar characters, such as The Chiva waves Superchivas, which have nothing to do with the Three Times Star Caravan.