MLW News: Gringo Loco Signs On With Major League Wrestling

MLW has announced a new signing today!

With companies like Ring Of Honor and WWE seemingly being in signing frenzies lately, plus the likely upcoming announcement of All Elite Wrestling, every promotion is looking to lock up as much talent as possible.

One of those companies is of course Major League Wrestling, who today announced another new signing with Gringo Loco agreeing to a contract. The 33-year old, 18-year veteran debuted with the promotion back in August and most recently worked for MLW at their Miami ‘Never Say Never’ and ‘Zero Hour’ tapings. Here is MLW’s official announcement:

GRINGO LOCO LOCKS IN DEAL WITH MLW

Gringo has grabbed himself a deal with Major League Wrestling, league sources confirmed this morning.

Chicago’s Gringo Loco took MLW by storm in late 2018. Winning fans and league officials over with his versatility blending lucha libre with brawling, Loco has become one of the more exciting newcomers in MLW in some time.

The “Base God” of lucha libre landed in an MLW ring for the first time in November at MLW: FIGHTLAND and impressed a sold out Chicago crowd with his spectacular mix of styles.

Loco has competed in Mexico for AAA among other groups on and off for the last several years. A cunning veteran, this resourceful rudo is known for his ability to use his body as a gravitational base to counter his high flying opponents.

Now, Gringo Loco looks to show the world he is truly major league.