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Lista de promotores de lucha libre profesional en Estados Unidos

Esta es una lista de promotores de lucha libre profesional en los Estados Unidos.

Era pionera (década de 1900 a 1940)

Esta sección enumera notables promotores de lucha libre profesional, especialmente aquellos de las eras "Farmer" Burns-Frank Gotch y " Gold Dust Trio ", activos antes de la formación de la National Wrestling Alliance (NWA) en 1948.

Era territorial (década de 1940 a 1980)

Esta sección enumera a los promotores de lucha libre profesional más destacados durante la " Edad de Oro de la Lucha Libre Profesional " tras la creación de la National Wrestling Alliance (NWA) en 1948. Si bien la mayoría de los promotores operaban en "territorios" de lucha libre específicos como miembros de la NWA, varias promociones denominadas "fuera de la ley" también fueron importantes durante este período.

Era moderna (década de 1990-actualidad)

Esta sección enumera destacados promotores de lucha libre profesional desde el colapso del sistema de territorio de la National Wrestling Alliance a principios de la década de 1990 hasta el siglo XXI.

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