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"Art Barr and Eddie Guerrero broadened the style of Lucha Libre, Art opened their eyes to his style and made the young guys like Rey Mysterio Jr, Psicosis and Juventud Guerrera who came up from AAA to WCW into the best workers in the world. He and Eddie had that much influence. Art taught them a whole lot." [9]
At the time, rumors circulated that Heyman planned to have Barr and Guerrero feud with The Public Enemy. [8] The duo were looking to work outside of Mexico as the Peso had been devalued, which had caused a dramatic decrease in their pay. [7] On November 23, 1994, Art Barr died from a drug-related heart attack. [7]
The show is also notable for being the last appearance by Art Barr, who died 17 days later. The main event of the show was a steel cage match between long-time rivals Konnan and Perro Aguayo , while the semi-main event was a tag team Lucha de Apuestas , Mask vs. Hair match between the popular duo of Octagón and El Hijo del Santo taking on La ...
Art Barr (aka Beetlejuice) † Jesse Barr; Sandy Barr † C. W. Bergstrom; Brady Boone (Dean Peters) † Tony Borne (Tony Osborne) † Matt Borne (Matt Osborne) † Johnathan Boyd (Barry Boyle) † Bruiser Brody (Frank Goodish) † Killer Brooks (Tim Brooks) †
The original version was abandoned upon Art Barr's death in 1994. [1] In 2007, AAA created a new World tag team title to replace the Comisión de Box y Lucha Libre Mexico D.F. controlled Mexican National Tag Team Championship. [2] The titles are listed here separately as they share names but not lineage.
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]
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Ferrin Charles Barr (January 21, 1938 – June 2, 2007) was an American professional wrestler, referee, promoter [1] and trainer who spent his career mostly in the Western United States and Canada. Under the name as Sandy Barr , he was best known for his presence in the Portland, Oregon wrestling scene.