Yeyos Dojo

[1.0] "In terms of public image, the most successful publicity scam ever done in Chile. After his tenure in Japan, Guanchulo was welcomed as a national hero, and given a push everywhere he went; after a while, he became a mainstay at 5 Luchas Clandestino. He opened a wrestling school called Yeyos Dojo, that was labeled as "the best wrestling school in Chile" by the country's wrestling media. Everybody marveled at the technical quality of Guanchulo's trainees... that were actually already trained wrestlers and lesser-known midcarders from other promotions. Those guys wanted a piece of Guanchulo's fame, so after a few weeks under his training, they claimed to be trained by "sensei Guanchulo", without acknowledging all their previous experience. As a matter of fact, Yeyos Dojo barely produced more than 3 original trainees. On the other hand, while Guanchulo was over during 2018, by 2019 the guy became aware that Clandestino's fans were slowly turning on him after his "comedic" antics (that were anything but funny) were becoming too much. Shoving a burning incense inside another guy's anus during a match was the last straw that broke the camel's back of both fans and roster colleagues, so the guy decided to "step-aside" from Clandestino and run shows under the Yeyos Dojo banner. The bizarre part about this is that every matchcard featured established wrestlers from 5 Luchas Clandestino, and barely featured a single trainee from Guanchulo, not even the midcard guys mentioned before. The Yeyos Dojo show was essentialy a carbon copy of Clandestino (even to the point that both promotion's shows were run in the same arena); fans became aware of this, and the whole prospect of this "new promotion" flopped quicker that expected. Guanchulo also did some more shows (that are listed here in Cagematch.net as "independent"), that were named in the most stupid ways possible. Guanchulo stopped running this events as fan-attendance decreased in every show. To make matters worse, in the last months of functioning, Guanchulo stopped attending his trainees, and chilean wrestlers Alejandro Saez and Zatara guided the lessons instead. In 2020, Guanchulo annonunced via Instagram that Yeyos Dojo was closing down after two years of functioning. Despite all this evidence, to this day many fans and wrestling insist on calling this failed project "the best wrestling school in Chile", failing to acknowledge what a train-wreck of a school and promotion it actually was."