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LFriday night an old acquaintance graced the ring of the Arena México: Kemonitowho, to everyone’s surprise, came in to fight against Kemalito, with this Kemonito looking much more agile with his movements, so the person inside the suit is not Jesus Juarez Rosales.
This version of Kemonito He entered to fight in the function where they faced each other Ángel de Oro, Soberano Jr and Hechiro against Místico, Máscara Dorada and Atlantis Jr., with Kemonito receiving the ovation from the audience and the sound of the Arena México reiterating that the character belongs to the World Wrestling Council (CMLL).
Did the original Kemonito lose the legal battle against the CMLL?
Yes ok Jesús Juárez Rosales, 57 years oldhas not commented on the appearance of another Kemonito in the Arena México, would seem to indicate that the CMLL He would have won the legal battle he was having with the mini wrestler for the exploitation rights of the character.
Record reported at the beginning of November that sources close to the fighter They mentioned to the media that Juárez Rosales’ lawyers They informed him that he lost his legal dispute against the CMLL and that you will not be able to use the character’s outfit or name or profit from it.
Juárez Rosales was released from his contract by the CMLL in 2023 after 20 years playing Kemonito, with the fighter accusing the body of, among other things, labor negligence, theft, fraud and non-payment.
Kemonito ‘lived’ off his character
After his departure from CMLL, both parties engaged in a legal fight for the rights of the character, with Juárez Rosales arguing that the outfit was made by him and that the name Kemonito was the invention of the legendary narrator, Dr. Alfonso Morales.
After leaving the CMLL, Juárez Rosales continued using the Kemonito character despite the legal dispute with the organization, living off his presentations and the sale of merchandise that he produced to support himself, which he will now not be able to sell or profit from. with them without the explicit authorization of the CMLL.
The 90 centimeters tall fighter began in the pankration as Alushe, having other nicknames such as Duende Maya and El Centavito. In 2003 he signed a contract with the CMLL and became its official mascot until his dismissal. He is the father of the mini fighter, Micro Man.
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