Dark Silueta

[6.0] "A well traveled luchadora who was finally getting her due in CMLL. She won the first women's grand prix, the national and occidente women's title after turning heel in 2021. Everything was looking up for her, but then 2022 arrived. Her match with Lluvia had the crowd hooked well but brief COVID shutdown had stalled the feud prior to that match. The match with Princesa Sugehit was fine, as was the match with Magnifica. Uninspired booking started to hurt her, though, as she was getting beaten by Dalys like a drum in Guadalajara - wasn't the whole point of turning heel to avoid this? Anyways, a very unfortunate knee injury in August 2022 pretty much ruined her year, and it looks like she'll have to take time off to properly heal. It's a shame, because even when she was a babyface, there were signs of her being an underpushed woman. CMLL being what it was prior to the pandemic meant that she was mostly stuck taking a backseat to the "real" stars of the division - old women past their prime. 2024 UPDATE: She's past the peak. I have to dock her down to 6 because she has been back for a while now and beyond a few decent matches, Silueta has fallen behind others in the division."

[10.0] "The first time I saw La Silueta was back in 2009 through televised CMLL shows and wrestling magazines. I was really impressed with her image and in ring performance. Watching her in action was poetry. I think she is a wrestler who can convey emotions. The fall of a mask in Mexico, sometimes it can be a setback in a wrestler's career, however, with Silueta it was not the case. She has an impressive record as well as a great collection of memorable matches. Her experience and style make her a formidable rival. Her heel turn as Dark Silueta allowed her to be promoted to an even higher rank. Made history in the Mexican lucha libre by being one of the women wrestlers who starred in an anniversary show in the CMLL. She still has to win the CMLL world women's championship, but there is still the possibility of you reaching that goal once she gets back in action. Silueta has an impeccable career throughout her 16 years of active competition."