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'''When Worlds Collide''' ('''''Cuando Los Mundos Chocan''''' in ]) was a legendary ] show held on ], ] in ]. It was presented by the ] ] company ] (AAA) and promoted in conjunction with ] (WCW). WCW Executive Vice-President ] had helped AAA secure a show on ] pay-per-view television, and AAA did not disappoint, staging a show considered by many to be one of the greatest in the history of pro wrestling. Many wrestling fans see this show as the event that first introduced the high-flying Mexican lucha libre style of pro wrestling to American audiences.


'''When Worlds Collide''' ('''Cuando Los Mundos Chocan''' in ]) was a legendary ] ] that took place on ], ] from the ] in ]. It was presented by the ] ] company ] (AAA) and promoted in conjunction with ] (WCW). WCW Executive Vice-President ] had helped AAA secure a show on ] pay-per-view, and produced a show that recieved generall favorable reviews. Many wrestling fans see this show as the event that first introduced the high-flying Mexican lucha libre style of pro wrestling to American audiences.
When Worlds Collide drew 13,000 fans to the ], paying a gate of $202,000. The show was broadcast in both ] and ]. ] and ] called the action in English, while ] and ] handled the Spanish announcing duties.

The show was broadcast in both ] and ]. ] and ] called the action in English, while ] and ] handled the Spanish announcing duties.


==Results== ==Results==
*'''Mascarita Sagrada''' & '''Octagoncito''' beat '''Espectrito''' & '''Jerrito Estrada''' when Octagoncito forced Estrada to submit at 8:46 *'''] and ] defeated ] and ](8:46)'''
**Octagoncito forced Estrada to submit with a ].

*''']''', ''']''', & ''']''' beat ''']''', ''']''', & ''']''' when Guerrera forced Heavy Metal to submit at 12:54 *'''], ], and ] defeated ], ], and ](12:54)'''
**Guerrera forced Metal to submit
*'''], ], and ] defeated ], ], and ](14:51)'''

**Pegasus pinned Panther with a ].
*''']''', ''']''', & ''']''' beat ''']''', ''']''', & ''']''' when Pegasus Kid pinned Blue Panther at 14:51.
*'''] and ] defeated La Pareja del Terror (] and ]) in a ] ](19:20)'''

**Guerrero pinned Santo and Machine pinned Octagon(3:38/4:04)
*''']''' & ''']''' beat ''']''' & ''']''' in three falls in a mask vs. hair match
#Guerrero pinned Santo at 3:38 and Barr pinned Octagon at 4:04 **Octagon pinned Guerrero and Octagon forced Machine to submit(8:49/8:58)
**Machine pinned Octagon, Santo pinned Machine, and Santo pinned Guerrero(14:16/16:53/19:20)
#Octagon pinned Guerrero at 8:49 and Octagon forced Barr to submit at 8:58
*'''] defeated ] in a ](17:54)'''
#Barr pinned Octagon at 14:16, Santo pinned Barr at 16:53, and Santo pinned Guerrero at 19:20
**Aguaro escaped the cage to win.

*''']''' beat ''']''' in a steel cage match at 17:54


==External links== ==External links==
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When Worlds Collide
PromotionAsistencia Asesoría y Administración
DateNovember 6, 1994
CityLos Angeles, California
VenueLos Angeles Sports Arena
Attendance13,000
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When Worlds Collide (Cuando Los Mundos Chocan in Spanish) was a legendary professional wrestling pay-per-view that took place on November 6, 1994 from the Los Angeles Sports Arena in Los Angeles, California. It was presented by the Mexican lucha libre company Asistencia Asesoría y Administración (AAA) and promoted in conjunction with World Championship Wrestling (WCW). WCW Executive Vice-President Eric Bischoff had helped AAA secure a show on American pay-per-view, and produced a show that recieved generall favorable reviews. Many wrestling fans see this show as the event that first introduced the high-flying Mexican lucha libre style of pro wrestling to American audiences.

The show was broadcast in both English and Spanish. Chris Cruise and Mike Tenay called the action in English, while Arturo Rivera and Andrés Maroñas handled the Spanish announcing duties.

Results

External links

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