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  • CMLL Results from Arena México – Día del Niño Event

    CMLL Results from Arena México – Día del Niño Event

    CMLL held a special Día del Niño event at Arena México, featuring a mix of Pequeñas Estrellas, international talent, and a tournament to crown a new children’s champion.

    Below are the full results:

    One-Fall Match

    Pequeño Sky Team (Angelito, Pequeño Magia & Kaligua) vs. Pequeño Violencia, Minos Primero & Full Metal

    The show opened with a fast-paced bout in the Pequeñas Estrellas division. The rudos controlled much of the match through experience and teamwork, but the técnicos rallied late with speed and coordination.

    Key Moments:

    • Early dominance from the rudos with triple-team offense.
    • Aerial comeback from the técnicos.
    • Quick interventions from Angelito and Kaligua to shift momentum.
    • Final combination by Pequeño Magia to secure the win.

    Result: Pequeño Sky Team defeated Pequeño Violencia, Minos Primero & Full Metal.

    CMLL World Microstars Championship

    Kemalito (c) vs. Tengu

    A physical clash between two familiar rivals, as the challenger aimed to dethrone a well-established champion.

    Key Moments:

    • Tengu controlled portions of the match with power advantage
    • Kemalito showed resilience through extended punishment
    • Near falls kept the crowd engaged
    • Second-rope splash sealed the victory

    Result: Kemalito defeated Tengu to retain the CMLL World Microstars Championship.

    Lightning Match (10-Minute Limit)

    Skadi vs. Shotzi

    An international clash between two champions where speed and precision were crucial.

    Key Moments:

    • Shotzi opened with aggressive offense
    • Skadi responded with power-based attacks
    • Back-and-forth near falls in the middle stretch
    • Skadi missed from the top, allowing a decisive counter

    Result: Shotzi defeated Skadi.

    Elimination Tournament – Children’s Championship

    Participants: Pantera Jr., Hijo del Pantera, Dragón de Fuego, Dragón Legendario, Rey Pegasus, Max Star, Fuego & Fugaz

    A multi-stage elimination tournament began with a battle royal to determine groups, followed by elimination matches to crown a new champion.

    Key Moments:

    • Initial eliminations set Groups A and B
    • Multiple dives to the outside from both sides
    • Progressive eliminations narrowed the field
    • Final showdown between Fuego and Dragón Legendario

    Result: Fuego defeated Dragón Legendario via submission to become the new children’s champion.

    International Lightning Match (10-Minute Limit)

    Ángel de Oro vs. Rocky Romero

    A technical contest between two internationally experienced competitors.

    Key Moments:

    • Early control by Rocky Romero
    • Ángel de Oro targeted the neck to shift momentum
    • Technical exchanges in the closing stretch
    • Transition into a submission finish

    Result: Ángel de Oro defeated Rocky Romero via submission.

    International Tag Team Match

    Atlantis Jr. & Esfinge vs. Kushida & Black Tiger

    A clash of styles, with the visiting team using underhanded tactics against the technical Mexican duo.

    Key Moments:

    • Illegal double-team tactics from the rudos
    • Aerial comeback from Atlantis Jr. and Esfinge
    • Frequent tag exchanges keeping a fast pace
    • Atlantis Jr. finished the match with a splash

    Result: Atlantis Jr. & Esfinge defeated Kushida & Black Tiger.

    Main Event

    Místico & Sky Team vs. Difunto & Team

    The main event delivered a high-energy finish, with strong crowd reactions and constant momentum shifts.

    Key Moments:

    • Back-and-forth control between both teams
    • Fast-paced exchanges throughout the match
    • Final comeback from the técnicos
    • Signature submission by Místico

    Result: Místico submitted Difunto with “La Mística” to secure the victory.

  • Lucha Libre AAA Results – April 25, 2026

    Lucha Libre AAA Results – April 25, 2026

    Rey Fenix & La Parka vs. Money Machine (Garra de Oro & Colmillo de Plata)

    The opening match kicked off at a fast pace as Money Machine launched an early attack before the bell. However, Rey Fenix and La Parka quickly responded with a spectacular double dive to the outside.

    Fenix was isolated for much of the match until he managed to tag in La Parka, who shifted the momentum.

    The finish came when:

    • La Parka took out Colmillo de Plata on the outside
    • Rey Fenix connected with a Mexican Muscle Buster on Garra de Oro
    Result: Rey Fenix & La Parka defeated Money Machine

    Segment: La Catalina Sends Message from WrestleMania

    La Catalina appeared in a backstage segment, reflecting on her recent debut and making her intentions clear:

    She is coming for the Reina de Reinas Championship.

    Catalina also spoke about her journey and her goal of inspiring young fans across Latin America.

    Champion vs. Champion Match

    El Hijo del Dr. Wagner Jr. vs. Laredo Kid

    Two of AAA’s top champions collided in a high-level match that showcased both speed and power.

    Laredo Kid controlled much of the early action with fast-paced offense and aerial attacks, while Wagner Jr. relied on strength and resilience.

    Key moments included:

    • A 450 splash from the apron by Laredo Kid
    • Multiple near falls that Wagner survived
    • The decisive Wagner Driver for the victory
    Result: El Hijo del Dr. Wagner Jr. defeated Laredo Kid

    After the match, tensions rose briefly, but both competitors ultimately showed respect with a handshake.

    Major Announcement

    Marisela Peña announced that a new General Manager will be revealed live on May 23.

    Main Event

    El Grande Americano & Texano Jr. vs. El Mesias & Mecha Wolf

    The main event delivered a physical and storyline-driven match, especially highlighting the long-standing rivalry between Texano Jr. and El Mesias.

    Highlights included:

    • Strong technical control from El Grande Americano
    • A brutal spear through the barricade by Texano Jr. on El Mesias
    • The finishing submission (La Cavernaria) forcing Mecha Wolf to tap out
    Result: El Grande Americano & Texano Jr. defeated El Mesias & Mecha Wolf

    Post-Match Angle

    After the match:

    • Texano Jr. was attacked by the “OG” El Grande Americano
    • The “Real” El Grande Americano returned to make the save

    The internal conflict continues and is expected to escalate next week.

  • Night 2 Entrances Longer Than Several Matches Across WrestleMania

    Night 2 Entrances Longer Than Several Matches Across WrestleMania

    WrestleMania has faced growing criticism from fans due to the heavy presence of commercials and the overall match length across both Night 1 and Night 2.

    The conversation intensified during the Night 2 main event, where the entrances for Roman Reigns and CM Punk lasted a combined 12 minutes and 26 seconds. Reigns’ entrance clocked in at 6:29, while Punk’s entrance lasted 5 minutes and 57 seconds.

    Notably, a commercial break lasting nearly 8 minutes aired right before the main event, further adding to fan frustration regarding the show’s pacing.

    When compared to match times across both nights, the entrances alone were longer than several bouts on the card:

    • Women’s Fatal 4-Way Tag Team Match: 8 minutes
    • Becky Lynch vs. AJ Lee: 8 minutes
    • Liv Morgan vs. Stephanie Vaquer: 7 minutes
    • The Usos & LA Knight vs. Vision/Speed: 7 minutes
    • United States Title Match: 7 minutes and 6 seconds
    • Rhea Ripley vs. Jade Cargill: 10 minutes and 9 seconds
    • Finn Bálor vs. Dominik Mysterio (Street Fight): 10 minutes and 25 seconds
    • Oba Femi vs. Brock Lesnar: 4 minutes and 48 seconds

    The issue, however, is not necessarily presentation over substance, but rather the amount of time allocated to advertising. Many fans pointed out that commercials and non-wrestling segments significantly impacted how much in-ring action each match received.

    With WrestleMania being WWE’s biggest annual event, the balance between commercial commitments and match quality has become a major point of discussion coming out of the weekend.

  • 10 Things to Know About Paige’s WWE Career

    10 Things to Know About Paige’s WWE Career

    Following her return to the company, Paige has quickly reestablished herself as a major presence. After Nikki Bella was not medically cleared to compete, Paige stepped in to team with Brie Bella, capturing the WWE Women’s Tag Team Championship and securing her first title win in approximately eight years.

    The victory also marked her long-awaited return to WrestleMania, her first appearance on the grand stage since competing at WrestleMania 30, adding another milestone to her accomplished WWE career.

    Paige Returns To WWE

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    With that in mind, here’s a look at some of the most notable accomplishments that have defined her legacy:

    • First NXT Women’s Champion: In 2013, at just 20 years old, Paige defeated Emma in the finals of a tournament to become the inaugural NXT Women’s Champion, setting a new standard for the division. Many believe this match helped spark what would later be known as the “Women’s Revolution.”
    • Historic main roster debut: On April 7, 2014, the night after WrestleMania XXX, she debuted on Raw and defeated AJ Lee to win the Divas Championship in her very first appearance.
    • Youngest Divas Champion in history: By winning the title at age 21, she set a record that still stands today.
    • Double champion: She remains the only woman to have held both the Divas Championship and the NXT Women’s Championship at the same time.
    • Key figure in the Women’s Revolution: Paige played a significant role in the transition from the “Divas” era to the modern women’s division, as part of Team PCB alongside Charlotte Flair and Becky Lynch.
    • Two-time Divas Champion: In addition to her debut win, she regained the title months later at SummerSlam 2014, solidifying her position as a top star in the division.
    • Film inspiration: Her life and career were portrayed in the film Fighting with My Family, produced by Dwayne Johnson and starring Florence Pugh.
    • First champion born in the 1990s: Paige became the first wrestler of her generation to win a major title in the company.
    • SmackDown General Manager: After her in-ring retirement in 2018 due to medical reasons, she transitioned into an authority role as General Manager of SmackDown,
      earning strong fan support.
    • “Anti-Diva” pioneer: She broke away from traditional beauty standards of the era with her gothic look and aggressive in-ring style, paving the way for future generations.
  • Lucha Libre AAA Results – April 18, 2026

    Lucha Libre AAA Results – April 18, 2026

    Here are the full Lucha Libre AAA results for April 18, 2026, including winners, championship matches, and key segments.

    Lucha Libre AAA Results – April 18, 2026

    • Lince Dorado defeated AeroStar and Joaquin Wilde in a Triple Threat Match.
    • Backstage Segment: The War Raiders attacked Murder Clown, but Pagano and Psycho Clown made the save.
    • Backstage Segment: Dorian requested the General Manager position from Mariam Pena, who asked for a week to consider it.
    • AAA Mixed Tag Team Championship Match:
      Lola Vice & Mr. Iguana defeated Dinámico & La Hiedra to retain the titles.
    • A video package aired showing last week’s confrontation between El Grande Americano and El Original Americano.
    • Backstage Segment: El Grande Americano approached Texano Jr. about teaming up and working together.
    • Ivar defeated Psycho Clown in a one-fall match.Following this match, Psycho Clown confronted Pagano, accusing him of not arriving in time to make the save. The segment continued backstage, where both were seen arguing and shoving each other before Pagano walked away.

      Moments later, Psycho Clown headed toward the locker room and discovered Murder Clown laid out on the floor, visibly hurt. The show closed with Psycho Clown yelling “Pagano!”—further intensifying the growing tension between the two.

  • Major Change Announced for WrestleMania 42 Sunday Match

    Major Change Announced for WrestleMania 42 Sunday Match

    A last-minute change has been confirmed for WrestleMania 42 Sunday, altering one of the previously scheduled matches for the event.

    Originally set as a one-on-one, the match between Dominik Mysterio and “The Demon” Finn Bálor has now been updated with a new stipulation.

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    It has been officially announced that the former Judgment Day members will now face off under Street Fight rules, allowing the use of weapons and removing disqualifications.

    This change raises the stakes for WrestleMania Night 2, as the rivalry between both competitors continues to escalate in recent weeks.

  • Liv Morgan And Stephanie Vaquer: A 30-Minute Build

    Liv Morgan And Stephanie Vaquer: A 30-Minute Build

    WrestleMania Night 1 is in the books, and the rivalry between Liv Morgan and Stephanie Vaquer has officially reached its conclusion.

    Liv Morgan Versus Stephanie Vaquer

    In a match that lasted 6 minutes and 50 seconds, Liv Morgan defeated Stephanie Vaquer to become the new Women’s Champion. While the bout delivered in terms of in-ring quality, its limited duration left much to be desired, with the closing moments lacking the impact expected on a stage like WrestleMania. Given the talent involved, the match could have benefited from an additional 5 to 7 minutes to fully develop its pacing and emotional payoff.

    However, the issue extends beyond the match itself—it reflects the overall structure of the feud.

    Since their first major confrontation on the February 23 episode of WWE Raw, the rivalry accumulated just 23 minutes and 47 seconds of total television time prior to WrestleMania. This includes promos, vignette packages, backstage segments, and physical altercations. When factoring in the WrestleMania match, the entire program totaled approximately 30 minutes and 37 seconds.

    For a feud culminating on WWE’s biggest stage, that level of exposure is notably limited. The lack of sustained weekly development restricted the opportunity to fully showcase Vaquer’s in-ring ability and the charisma that Liv Morgan consistently brings to her character work.

    WWE Raw – Liv Morgan vs. Stephanie Vaquer Timeline (Post-Royal Rumble 2026)

    February 16, 2026

    • Sit-down interview with Michael Cole (Liv Morgan) – 3:00

    February 23, 2026

    • Liv Morgan chooses Vaquer as her WrestleMania opponent – 3:00

    March 2, 2026

    • Liv Morgan vignette promo – 2:00

    March 9, 2026

    • Raquel Rodriguez gauntlet match (Liv as manager) – 0:37 (timeline only counts the time Vaquer and Liv brawl outside and not the duration of the match)

    March 16, 2026

    • Raquel Rodriguez vs. Stephanie Vaquer (with Liv as manager) – 7:00
    • Iyo Sky interferes, attacks Liv

    March 23, 2026

    • Vaquer attacks Liv during entrance (manager role for Dominik Mysterio match) – 0:55

    March 30, 2026

    • Liv Morgan in-ring promo – 4:00
    • Roxanne Perez returns, makes the save

    April 6, 2026

    • Vaquer vignette promo – 1:30
    • Backstage: Vaquer attacks Liv – 0:15

    April 13, 2026

    • In-ring interview (Vaquer) – 1:30
    • Liv attacks → brawl

    Despite the abbreviated build, the match served as a milestone moment for Liv Morgan, who walks away as champion. BodySlam.net congratulates Morgan on her victory and title win.

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