Volador Jr.
Up until the February 5, 2010, Super Viernes show Místico's allegiance was undetermined, was he a "Rudo" (villain) or was he a "Tecnico" ("Fan Favorite")? During the main event the answer was that Místico was clearly a "Rudo", at least in Arena México (In other arenas Místico continued to team with and get along with other CMLL "tecnicos"). Místico came out wearing the same outfit as the previous week, incorporating darker colors and horns on his mask and displayed the same "rudo" attitude as the previous week as he attacked Volador Jr. right away and began tearing at his mask. During the first fall of the match Místico ripped up Volador Jr.'s mask to such an extend that Volador Jr. accepted a replacement mask from a fan in the crowd, then that mask was ripped up as well drawing a disqualification for Místico, since intentional unmasking of an opponent is against the rules in Lucha libre. During the break between the first and second fall a replacement mask was brought out for Volador Jr. so that he could continue to wrestle. In the second fall Místico's underhanded tactics continued, he diverted the referees attention for a moment, then pulled his own mask off and threw it to Volador Jr. When the referee saw Volador Jr. holding Místico's mask he disqualified Volador Jr. mistakenly thinking that it was an intentional unmasking. In the third and deciding fall Místico tried to apply his signature move "La Mística" but Volador Jr. countered the move, then applied "La Mística" on Místico instead, forcing Místico to submit. After the match it was announced that because of his victory Volador Jr. would wrestle Místico for Místico's Mexican National Light Heavyweight Championship on the February 12 Super Viernes show.