The Evolution of CartelWhen B-Boy and Lil Cholo first stepped into the ring together as a tag team in 2002, they had no idea that their partnership would lead to a legacy that would span over two decades. As "B-Boy & Lil Cholo", they started building a reputation for themselves, but it was only when they rebranded as Cartel that they truly found their calling.Their initial stint together came in the form of WSX's Cartel, alongside Delikado, from 2006 to 2007. It was during this period that they honed their skills and developed a chemistry that would serve them well in the years to come.After a brief hiatus, B-Boy and Lil Cholo re-emerged as "Gangsta Party" in 2022, reviving their tag team partnership with renewed energy. This time around, however, they had gained valuable experience and wisdom from their previous endeavors.Throughout their journey, Cartel has consistently demonstrated a flair for the dramatic, bringing an infectious energy to every match they compete in. Their blend of high-flying acrobatics and hard-hitting technical prowess makes them a force to be reckoned with in any promotion they step into.From 2006-11-15 to 2006-11-16, Cartel's impressive streak of matches showcased their growth as a unit. Though their time together may have been brief, the impact they left on the wrestling world was undeniable.As Cartel continues to evolve and adapt, it's clear that their bond has only grown stronger with each passing year. With B-Boy and Lil Cholo at the helm, this tag team is poised to leave an indelible mark on the world of professional wrestling for years to come.
Facts
Cartel: The Early Years• Cartel's debut match took place on November 15, 2006, marking the beginning of their tag team career.• The duo worked exclusively for Wrestling Society X (WX), an organization known for its edgy and experimental approach to professional wrestling.• B-Boy, one half of Cartel, is a technician, brawler, and high-flyer, blending technical grappling with explosive moves. His real name is Benito Cuntapay.• Lil Cholo, the other member, is also a technician with a focus on precision and strategy. His real name is Junior Gee.• Cartel's run in WX was remarkably short-lived, spanning only two days, from November 15 to November 16, 2006.• During their time in WX, Cartel developed a reputation for high-flying moves and technical grappling exchanges, often leaving fans on the edge of their seats.• Despite their brief tenure together, Cartel made an impact within the WX roster, showcasing their chemistry and athleticism in the ring.• The duo's unique blend of styles and high-energy performances earned them a loyal following among WX fans.• As part of WX's innovative approach to professional wrestling, Cartel was given creative freedom to develop their characters and in-ring personas.• Unfortunately, due to WX's eventual folding, Cartel's tag team career came to an abrupt end, leaving behind only a few matches to remember.
