[9.0] "One of the oldest promotions in Chile, and also one of the best. When they first started, they had Chikara-inspired shows, focusing on comedic matches and over the top gimmicks. Fans were skeptical about the promotion's product, so it took a while for CLL to get over with the audience. Over the time, the promotion took a more serious approach, and dared to bring to their shows guys from other chilean promotions for interpromotional matches. They even invited american indy sensation Dragon Shynron/Zenshi/Aerial Van Go to compete in some of their shows. CLL has a very loyal fanbase, and the company has managed to persevere against all odds. They are also responsible for creating many household names, like Mr. Keyton, Alessandro, La Hermandad de los Robots (Red Rocket, Ghurka & Ultra) and Chaky, among many other wrestlers that are indeed very good. I hope that the promotion keeps getting bigger and better over time."
[6.0] "I think that rate CLL low is really unfair nowadays. I understand that at some point CLL was basically kind of a cheap copy of Chikara for the type of gimmicks, matches and booking. Maybe you don't like some of the workers, how it is booked every show, or even the familiar audience that they pointed, but CLL has put the young talent on the top of the shows and has changed for the better over time. I really hope they continue to work the way they have in the last couple of years."
[3.0] "Chile Lucha Libre is a rare case. The most of their events are not even "ok", their wrestlers are pretty bad and not in shape (except for Mr Keyton), and the gimmicks are even worse, BUT, for some reason they are still alive and have loyal fans who would die for the promotion (and that's nice, I guess). Some good wrestlers started their careers in CLL, but if they stayed there, they would be stuck."
