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#7 Texano Jr.
Texano Jr. has been a fixture in AAA and Lucha Underground. He also appeared in Impact a year or two ago when AAA superstars began appearing in the Impact Zone. Along with El Hijo Del Fantasma, the Lucha Brothers and Drago, AAA was starting to gain a huge influence in the promotion that was still trying to find its footing after years of mismanagement.
While he didn't get a lot of featured matches per se, in Lucha Underground, Texano Jr. was on full display. He's a brawler, a striker and a tough man to keep down. He's participated in a lot of hardcore type matches that WWE used to feature back in the day but now are only reduced to a few PPVs a year. Texano Jr. might follow a lot of the other Lucha Underground wrestlers to Major League Wrestling as they have a diverse type of matches that he would be perfect for.
El Dragon Azteca Jr., the Lucha Brothers, Joey Ryan and Sami Callihan have all been featured in MLW during the hiatus of LU, so perhaps he follows them there. Or he might stick to bookings in Mexico, but if he wants to truly branch out and make a name for himself outside of Mexico, he may be looking to sign on with WWE, Impact or Ring of Honor.
