Consejo Mundial de Lucha Libre presented its latest Sábado De Coliseo event on September 26, 2026, from Arena Coliseo in Mexico City, Distrito Federal, Mexico. The card mixed the promotion’s established Arena Coliseo atmosphere with a broad range of talent, including mini-estrellas, international competitors, developing wrestlers, rudo and técnico trios, and several featured two-out-of-three falls encounters.

The main event saw Atlantis, Blue Panther and Esfinge score a victory over Guerreros Laguneros, the trio of Gran Guerrero, Stuka Jr. and Último Guerrero. KeMonito accompanied the winning side, while KeMalito was at ringside with Guerreros Laguneros. The result gave the veteran-heavy técnico unit an important win against one of CMLL’s most recognizable rudo combinations.

Elsewhere on the show, Fieras del Ring defeated Depredadores in a two-out-of-three falls match that ended via disqualification. Black Tiger and Rugido represented Fieras del Ring, while Vegas Depredador and Volador Jr. competed for Depredadores with Tengu accompanying them. The disqualification finish ensured that the rivalry did not receive a conventional decisive conclusion inside the falls format.

The card also included a women’s trios match, a Lightning bout, a minis tag team contest and another two-out-of-three falls tag match. Johnnie Robbie, Tabata and Tessa Blanchard defeated Candela and Valientitas members Hera and Olympia, while Shoma Kato and Yutani overcame Los Hermanos Calavera. In singles action, Lightning: Tornado defeated Cerebro Negro Jr.

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Atlantis, Blue Panther and Esfinge Close the Show Victorious

Arena Coliseo main events often bring together distinct generations of CMLL talent, and the September 26 closing match followed that familiar format. Atlantis and Blue Panther brought their extensive experience to the técnico side, joining Esfinge against the rudo trio of Gran Guerrero, Stuka Jr. and Último Guerrero.

Guerreros Laguneros entered with considerable collective pedigree. Último Guerrero has long been one of the defining rudos in CMLL, while Gran Guerrero and Stuka Jr. give the side a combination of power, athleticism and big-match experience. Facing them was a team anchored by two enduring legends in Atlantis and Blue Panther, with Esfinge adding another dimension to the lineup.

KeMonito accompanied Atlantis, Blue Panther and Esfinge, and KeMalito was in the corner of Guerreros Laguneros. Their presence added another traditional CMLL element to a featured trios match built around the promotion’s longstanding técnico-versus-rudo structure.

The official result lists Atlantis, Blue Panther and Esfinge as the winners. No fall-by-fall details were provided for the match, but the outcome stands as a noteworthy main-event success for the técnico trio over Gran Guerrero, Stuka Jr. and Último Guerrero.

Disqualification Decides Fieras del Ring vs. Depredadores

The semifinal pitted Fieras del Ring’s Black Tiger and Rugido against Depredadores’ Vegas Depredador and Volador Jr. The teams met under two-out-of-three falls rules, a format that remains central to CMLL’s in-ring presentation and makes every fall especially consequential.

The match was ultimately decided by disqualification, with Fieras del Ring receiving the victory over Depredadores. Tengu accompanied Vegas Depredador and Volador Jr. The result distinguishes this bout from the other contested falls matches on the card because it ended through an official ruling rather than a standard pinfall or submission conclusion listed in the results.

Black Tiger and Rugido therefore leave the event with the win, while the disqualification loss goes against the Depredadores side. As no further details regarding the sequence of falls or the action that prompted the ruling were announced, the official finish is the key takeaway from the bout.

Women’s Trios Match Features Johnnie Robbie, Tabata and Tessa Blanchard

The women’s division was represented in a two-out-of-three falls trios match. Johnnie Robbie, Tabata and Tessa Blanchard defeated Candela and Valientitas, the latter team consisting of Hera and Olympia.

The six-woman contest placed wrestlers with differing backgrounds together in a traditional CMLL falls environment. Robbie, Tabata and Blanchard emerged with the victory over Candela, Hera and Olympia, adding another team win to a card that emphasized multi-person matches.

Valientitas’ Hera and Olympia were aligned with Candela for the contest, but the result went to the opposing trio. The match was one of three bouts on the September 26 event specifically listed as being contested under two-out-of-three falls rules, alongside Fieras del Ring versus Depredadores and the main event.

Shoma Kato and Yutani Defeat Los Hermanos Calavera

Another two-out-of-three falls match saw Shoma Kato and Yutani defeat Los Hermanos Calavera, Calavera Jr. I and Calavera Jr. II. The result gave Kato and Yutani a tag team victory over the masked Calavera brothers.

Tag wrestling remains a major part of the Sábado De Coliseo identity, and this match continued that approach with a four-man contest conducted over the classic falls format. Los Hermanos Calavera represented a unified sibling pairing, but Kato and Yutani were the team that came away with the official decision.

While the available results do not specify how the falls were divided or which wrestler secured the final winning fall, Kato and Yutani are credited with the victory. Calavera Jr. I and Calavera Jr. II were handed the loss in a match that added to the event’s varied tag team lineup.

Lightning: Tornado Gets Singles Win

In Lightning action, Tornado defeated Cerebro Negro Jr. The Lightning designation marked the bout as one of the card’s singles attractions, separating it from the multiple tag and trios contests presented throughout the night.

Tornado’s win over Cerebro Negro Jr. was the only listed Lightning match on the event. The result gives Tornado the victory in the one-on-one meeting, while Cerebro Negro Jr. was unable to secure the decision.

With the rest of the card leaning heavily on team competition, the Tornado-Cerebro Negro Jr. matchup offered a different competitive setup. No additional stipulation or finish information was listed beyond Tornado being declared the winner.

Mini-Estrellas Open Arena Coliseo Card

The event began with mini-estrellas tag team action as Pequeño Mago and Último Dragoncito defeated Pequeño Pierroth and Pequeño Pólvora. The opening result set the tone for a card structured around partnerships, rival teams and CMLL’s customary variety of divisions.

Pequeño Mago and Último Dragoncito earned the opening victory, while Pequeño Pierroth and Pequeño Pólvora took the loss. The mini-estrellas division has long been an important component of CMLL programming, and the September 26 show included it from the outset before moving into the Lightning, women’s, tag team and trios bouts that followed.

Complete CMLL Sábado De Coliseo Results for September 26

  • Pequeño Mago and Último Dragoncito defeated Pequeño Pierroth and Pequeño Pólvora.
  • Lightning: Tornado defeated Cerebro Negro Jr.
  • Johnnie Robbie, Tabata and Tessa Blanchard defeated Candela and Valientitas’ Hera and Olympia in a two-out-of-three falls match.
  • Shoma Kato and Yutani defeated Los Hermanos Calavera, Calavera Jr. I and Calavera Jr. II, in a two-out-of-three falls match.
  • Fieras del Ring’s Black Tiger and Rugido defeated Depredadores’ Vegas Depredador and Volador Jr., with Tengu, by disqualification in a two-out-of-three falls match.
  • Atlantis, Blue Panther and Esfinge, with KeMonito, defeated Guerreros Laguneros’ Gran Guerrero, Stuka Jr. and Último Guerrero, with KeMalito, in a two-out-of-three falls main event.

The September 26 edition of Sábado De Coliseo delivered a six-match lineup from Mexico City’s Arena Coliseo. Atlantis, Blue Panther and Esfinge stood tall in the headline match, Fieras del Ring benefited from a disqualification against Depredadores, and the undercard featured victories for Pequeño Mago and Último Dragoncito, Tornado, Johnnie Robbie’s trio, and the team of Shoma Kato and Yutani.

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