win a singles match between them. In the next event, the Dragon Bombers defeated Pérez and Benoit. At The Legend of Dragon Tatsumi Fujinami 20th Anniversary both teamed with Junji Hirata in a loss to Kimura, Kido and Steve Keirn. At Aniversario 1991, Pérez reunited with Castillo to defeat Samu and Fatu. In the second half of 1991, Pérez went on a tour for the Universal Wrestling Association, where he debuted winning a six-man two out of three falls match. His second contest was under the same rules, but his team ended being disqualified. Pérez then teamed with Jeff "Giant Warrior" Bearden, but ended on the losing end of a tag team match against Mil Mascaras and El Canek. After losing another match, the team firmed a partnership with Ricky Santana. Together they won three consecutive six man two out of three falls matches. On November 24, 1991, Pérez unsuccessfully competed for the UWA Wirld Heavyweight Championship. He then returned to Japan, now performing for Wrestling International New Generation, losing his first tag team match. In his first singles match at WING, Pérez defeated Vic Steamboat. Before concluding this tour, he lost a match to Santana, who wrestled as "The Iceman". From that point onwards, Pérez and Santana remained a mainstay team, being joined by other heels in six man tag team matches. They returned to the UWA winning consecutive matches, before evening the count by losing twice and then losing a six-man two out of three falls contest. On June 6, 1992, Pérez and Santana were scheduled to compete on World Championship Wrestling's tournament for the NWA World Tag Team Championship, but were unable to attend the event. To advance the storyline, their scheduled opponents, The Steiner Brothers, were declared winners by forfeit after they were said to have been "involved in a car accident", with implications that they had actually been assaulted backstage. Upon returning to the UWA, he was involved in the losing side of a six-man tag team match. At Aniversario 1992, Pérez defeated Abdullah the Butcher by disqualification. He gathered a 2–2 record on his next UWA matches, before reuniting with Santana. Together, they won five consecutive matches. This winning streak was snapped by a team known as Los Misioneros de la Muerte (Negro Navarro, El Signo and El Texano), whom they had defeated during this run. Back at WING, Pérez successfully defended the WWC