Consejo Mundial de Lucha Libre presented its latest Sábado De Coliseo event on September 5, 2026, from Arena Coliseo in Mexico City, Distrito Federal, Mexico. The six-match card mixed mini-estrellas action, trios bouts, women’s competition and several contests fought under two-out-of-three falls rules.
The night concluded with Soberano Jr., Bárbaro Cavernario and Yutani scoring a victory over Galeón Fantasma’s Zandokan Jr., Difunto and Furia Roja. The main event placed six notable names from CMLL’s current roster in opposition and gave Soberano Jr., Cavernario and Yutani the final result of the evening.
Elsewhere on the card, Ángel de Oro and Niebla Roja, collectively known as Hermanos Chávez, defeated Black Tiger and Rugido of Depredadores in a two-out-of-three falls match. The show also featured Maika teaming with Neo Genesis members Mei Seira and Ema Maishima against Tessa Blanchard, India Sioux and Sanely.
Below is a full rundown of the results from Arena Coliseo.
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CMLL Sábado De Coliseo Results – September 5, 2026
- Último Dragoncito and Shockercito defeated Depredadores’ Minos I and Minos II.
- Poseidón and Makará defeated Volcano and Dulce Gardenia in a two-out-of-three falls match.
- Fuerza Poblana’s Stigma, Arkalis and Rayo Metálico defeated Ola Negra’s Espanto Jr., Dark Magic and Gallero in a two-out-of-three falls match.
- Maika and Neo Genesis, represented by Mei Seira and Ema Maishima, defeated Tessa Blanchard, India Sioux and Sanely.
- Hermanos Chávez, Ángel de Oro and Niebla Roja, defeated Depredadores’ Black Tiger and Rugido in a two-out-of-three falls match.
- Soberano Jr., Bárbaro Cavernario and Yutani defeated Galeón Fantasma’s Zandokan Jr., Difunto and Furia Roja in a two-out-of-three falls match.
Soberano Jr., Cavernario and Yutani Take the Main Event
The closing match saw Soberano Jr., Bárbaro Cavernario and Yutani oppose the Galeón Fantasma unit of Zandokan Jr., Difunto and Furia Roja. Contested under CMLL’s traditional two-out-of-three falls format, the bout gave each side a significant trios opportunity at the end of the card.
Soberano Jr. has consistently been positioned as one of CMLL’s most prominent high-flying competitors, while Bárbaro Cavernario brings a sharply different presence to the same side. Yutani completed the trio as they faced a unified Galeón Fantasma lineup. Zandokan Jr., Difunto and Furia Roja entered the match representing their faction, but the night ended with the victory going to Soberano Jr., Cavernario and Yutani.
There were no additional fall-by-fall details, finishing sequence information or post-match developments listed for the contest. What is confirmed is that the winning trio prevailed in the final two-out-of-three falls match of the September 5 event.
Hermanos Chávez Earn Win Over Depredadores
Ángel de Oro and Niebla Roja also picked up an important result on the card. The Hermanos Chávez team defeated Black Tiger and Rugido, who represented Depredadores, in another two-out-of-three falls contest.
As a brother tandem, Ángel de Oro and Niebla Roja brought their established pairing into the match against the Depredadores side. Black Tiger and Rugido were unable to secure the result, with Hermanos Chávez leaving Arena Coliseo with the win.
The contest was one of three officially listed two-out-of-three falls matches on the show, reinforcing the traditional structure that remained central to the evening’s lineup. While specific details regarding the order of falls were not provided, Ángel de Oro and Niebla Roja’s victory is a clear positive result for the duo.
Women’s Six-Person Match Features International Lineup
The women’s match featured Maika joining forces with Mei Seira and Ema Maishima, who competed as Neo Genesis. Across the ring stood Tessa Blanchard, India Sioux and Sanely. Maika and the Neo Genesis pairing emerged victorious.
The bout assembled six wrestlers in a single trios encounter, with Mei Seira and Ema Maishima aligned alongside Maika for the winning side. Tessa Blanchard, India Sioux and Sanely came up short in the result.
No stipulation beyond the six-person format was listed for this match, and no individual fall or finish details were announced. The confirmed outcome places Maika, Mei Seira and Ema Maishima among the winning competitors from the Mexico City event.
Fuerza Poblana Prevails in Trios Competition
Fuerza Poblana’s Stigma, Arkalis and Rayo Metálico defeated Ola Negra in a two-out-of-three falls trios match. Espanto Jr., Dark Magic and Gallero represented Ola Negra in the losing effort.
The result gave Stigma, Arkalis and Rayo Metálico a collective victory in one of the card’s more prominent multi-man contests. The trios format is a defining part of CMLL presentation, and both Fuerza Poblana and Ola Negra fielded complete three-man sides for the scheduled falls match.
Although no report of the individual falls was included, Fuerza Poblana’s win over Espanto Jr., Dark Magic and Gallero stands as one of the night’s key team results. The match added further depth to a card built around group competition rather than singles bouts.
Poseidón and Makará Win Two-of-Three Falls Match
Poseidón and Makará defeated Volcano and Dulce Gardenia in the show’s second listed match. Their contest was also fought under two-out-of-three falls rules.
The win added another successful team to the evening’s result sheet, as Poseidón and Makará overcame Volcano and Dulce Gardenia. With the two-out-of-three falls stipulation in place, the bout followed the format used for several of the night’s featured CMLL contests.
Volcano and Dulce Gardenia did not leave with the decision, while Poseidón and Makará secured a notable tandem victory. No further information on the falls, finish or aftermath was provided.
Último Dragoncito and Shockercito Open With a Victory
The event began with mini-estrellas action as Último Dragoncito and Shockercito defeated Minos I and Minos II of Depredadores. The match gave the card an immediate tag team result and put the winning duo on the board before the later falls matches and trios contests.
Minos I and Minos II represented Depredadores in the opener, but Último Dragoncito and Shockercito claimed the victory. The bout was the only match on the listed card not identified as either a two-out-of-three falls match or a six-person women’s match.
Opening with the mini-estrellas division underscored the variety featured across the Arena Coliseo lineup. From that first match through the main event, the September 5 program presented several different team configurations and a broad range of CMLL talent.
A Card Centered on Team Competition
Every match on the September 5 Sábado De Coliseo lineup was built around teams. The card included two-person pairings, three-person trios and the women’s six-person match, with no singles match listed among the official results.
That emphasis was particularly evident in the three two-out-of-three falls bouts. Fuerza Poblana’s victory over Ola Negra, Hermanos Chávez’s win against Black Tiger and Rugido, and the main-event triumph for Soberano Jr., Bárbaro Cavernario and Yutani all came under the traditional falls structure.
Depredadores appeared multiple times during the evening. Minos I and Minos II fell to Último Dragoncito and Shockercito in the opening contest, while Black Tiger and Rugido were defeated by Hermanos Chávez later on the card. Galeón Fantasma also had a major presence in the main event through Zandokan Jr., Difunto and Furia Roja, though that trio was unable to defeat Soberano Jr., Cavernario and Yutani.
By the end of the show, the final result belonged to Soberano Jr., Bárbaro Cavernario and Yutani. Their victory over Galeón Fantasma capped a six-match Arena Coliseo card that featured established teams, faction representatives and a women’s trios showcase on September 5 in Mexico City.
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