A masked Cruz was introduced to the angle as a new version of the Súper Fénix, with González losing their first two encounters and dropping the Universal Championship.
A third match for the title concluded in a double disqualification.
González then wrestled a recent addition to Colón's stable, a now-heel Huertas, to a disqualification.
Cruz retained the Universal Championship at Camino a la Gloria 2013.
After briefly interrupting the feud with a match against Colón, Gonzalez won the title in a stipulation match where his career was on the line, holding it for a pair of weeks before losing it to Cruz's associate, Chris Angel.
A rematch concluded with a disqualification.
During this timeframe, an angle took place where Cruz defied being Súper Fénix, leading to a career vs. mask match at Summer Madness.
The event took place on June 29, 2013, Cruz defeated González, who entered into another hiatus in his career following a faux retirement ceremony.
The following month, the character of El Fénix made a return joining Rivera, who had been expelled from the heel faction, to feud with Huertas and Cruz.

At Aniversario both versions of the Fénix faced each other, with Cruz losing the contest and his mask.
Later in the event, a still masked González intervened and costed Colón a match against Sting.
After unsuccessfully challenging Angel for the Universal Championship, he resumed his previous feud.
A mask vs hair match was announced for Crossfire in which Colón defeated Rey Fénix, but it was revealed that Ricky Santana had supplanted González for this event.

On that same night, the storyline involving the faux retirement was concluded by granting him permission to resume his career.
Despite winning, Colón protested the switch and intervened in a contest between him and Angel.
At Lockout, a masked heel wrestler known as Mighty Ursus attacked González after losing a match, beginning a parallel feud.
The following night, he resumed his previous storyline by defeating Colón.
Another match between them concluded with the same result to open Euphoria 2014.
The following night González joined Santana in a loss to Colón and Huertas, the latter of whom betrayed his partner.
Days later Rivera, who had adopted a martial arts gimmick that he used two decades earlier known as TNT, also turned to recreate a faction known as Los Inhumanos.

He joined Colón to defeat this team, but they were subsequently assaulted until Miguel Pérez made the save in his return to the local scene.
González joined the former president of IWA, but lost to Los Inhumanos.
Individually, he defeated Rivera twice to win the Universal Championship.
Ursus served as the new contender for the championship, with their first encounter concluding in a disqualification.
González won a rematch, but was assaulted after the match.
A rubber match at Camino a la Gloria concluded with the same result.
González's next opponent was Levine, who was managed by Huertas.
After a successful defense, he was involved in a backstage segment where he was ambushed, leading to a disqualification win a in rematch.
Leading to another match against Levine, González was challenged by Chaparro to defend against Ursus, now his client.
This began two parallel feuds, after the challenge was accepted for the upcoming Summer Madness.
On June 21, 2014, González retained in a match that José Laureano worked as his manager.
The feud with Ursus continued throughout the following month, with him dominating all but one where Chaparro created a false ending by ringing the bell prematurely leading to a disqualification.
A masked Cruz was introduced to the angle as a new version of the Súper Fénix, with González losing their first two encounters and dropping the Universal Championship. A third match for the title concluded in a double disqualification. González then wrestled a recent addition to Colón's stable, a now-heel Huertas, to a disqualification. Cruz retained the Universal Championship at Camino a la Gloria 2013. After briefly interrupting the feud with a match against Colón, Gonzalez won the title in a stipulation match where his career was on the line, holding it for a pair of weeks before losing it to Cruz's associate, Chris Angel. A rematch concluded with a disqualification. During this timeframe, an angle took place where Cruz defied being Súper Fénix, leading to a career vs. mask match at Summer Madness. The event took place on June 29, 2013, Cruz defeated González, who entered into another hiatus in his career following a faux retirement ceremony. The following month, the character of El Fénix made a return joining Rivera, who had been expelled from the heel faction, to feud with Huertas and Cruz. 
At Aniversario both versions of the Fénix faced each other, with Cruz losing the contest and his mask. Later in the event, a still masked González intervened and costed Colón a match against Sting. After unsuccessfully challenging Angel for the Universal Championship, he resumed his previous feud. A mask vs hair match was announced for Crossfire in which Colón defeated Rey Fénix, but it was revealed that Ricky Santana had supplanted González for this event.
On that same night, the storyline involving the faux retirement was concluded by granting him permission to resume his career. Despite winning, Colón protested the switch and intervened in a contest between him and Angel. At Lockout, a masked heel wrestler known as Mighty Ursus attacked González after losing a match, beginning a parallel feud. The following night, he resumed his previous storyline by defeating Colón. Another match between them concluded with the same result to open Euphoria 2014. The following night González joined Santana in a loss to Colón and Huertas, the latter of whom betrayed his partner. Days later Rivera, who had adopted a martial arts gimmick that he used two decades earlier known as TNT, also turned to recreate a faction known as Los Inhumanos.
He joined Colón to defeat this team, but they were subsequently assaulted until Miguel Pérez made the save in his return to the local scene. González joined the former president of IWA, but lost to Los Inhumanos. Individually, he defeated Rivera twice to win the Universal Championship. Ursus served as the new contender for the championship, with their first encounter concluding in a disqualification. González won a rematch, but was assaulted after the match. A rubber match at Camino a la Gloria concluded with the same result. González's next opponent was Levine, who was managed by Huertas. After a successful defense, he was involved in a backstage segment where he was ambushed, leading to a disqualification win a in rematch. Leading to another match against Levine, González was challenged by Chaparro to defend against Ursus, now his client. This began two parallel feuds, after the challenge was accepted for the upcoming Summer Madness. On June 21, 2014, González retained in a match that José Laureano worked as his manager. The feud with Ursus continued throughout the following month, with him dominating all but one where Chaparro created a false ending by ringing the bell prematurely leading to a disqualification.
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