Skadi moved one step closer to championship glory on October 9, 2026, winning the CMLL Amazonas Universal Championship Phase Two match at CMLL Viernes Espectacular from Arena Mexico in Mexico City, Distrito Federal, Mexico.

The event’s tournament attraction brought together 10 competitors, with Skadi outlasting India Sioux, Kira, La Jarochita, Tessa Blanchard, Garra Negra, La Magnifica, Lluvia, Marcela and Tabata. With the Phase Two victory, Skadi advanced to the finals of the Amazonas Universal Championship competition.

It was a significant result in a crowded field containing wrestlers with distinctly different levels of experience and a variety of established identities within CMLL’s women’s division. La Jarochita, Lluvia and Marcela brought substantial big-match backgrounds into the contest, while competitors including India Sioux, Kira, Garra Negra, La Magnifica and Tabata ensured that Skadi had no shortage of obstacles on the road to the final.

The show also celebrated a major milestone for Blue Panther, who competed in a Lightning Match billed around his 48 years in professional wrestling. Blue Panther defeated Averno by disqualification in 9:18, adding another victory to the career of one of CMLL’s most enduring technical wrestling icons.

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Elsewhere on the card, Hecate, Johnnie Robbie and Nautica earned a women’s trios victory over Candela, Lady Metal and Valkiria. Fuerza Poblana, the team of Guerrero Maya Jr. and Xelhua, defeated Barboza and Difunto of Galeon Fantasma in a Lightning Tag Team Match. Las Valientes, Hera and Olympia, defeated Persephone and Reyna Isis in a two-out-of-three falls match.

The main six-man action saw Esfinge, Mascara Dorada and Titan, accompanied by KeMonito, defeat the Guerreros Laguneros trio of Gran Guerrero, Stuka Jr. and Ultimo Guerrero, who were accompanied by KeMalito. The result gave the tecnico unit a notable win over one of the promotion’s most recognizable rudo combinations.

Skadi wins a crowded Phase Two field

The Amazonas Universal Championship tournament supplied the clearest stakes on the October 9 card. Skadi’s victory did not merely represent success in a multi-person match; it confirmed her position in the tournament final picture and made her the defining performer of the evening.

Multi-competitor tournament matches demand a different type of awareness than a standard singles bout or a traditional lucha libre trios match. With nine other opponents involved, momentum can change quickly, and a wrestler can be removed from the immediate action only to re-enter at a decisive moment. Skadi successfully navigated that environment to claim the Phase Two win.

The lineup underscored the depth of the Amazonas division. Marcela has long been one of the best-known names in women’s lucha libre, while Lluvia and La Jarochita have consistently occupied prominent spots in CMLL’s women’s ranks. Tessa Blanchard also added another notable name to the field. The presence of younger and newer-generation talent alongside those established competitors created a broad test for the eventual winner.

For Skadi, advancing to the final is a major opportunity to define her standing in CMLL. Tournament success carries particular value in Arena Mexico, where a single advancement can reshape a wrestler’s momentum and elevate the importance of future appearances. The complete final matchup and date were not detailed in the available event results, but Skadi now has a confirmed place in the championship decider.

Blue Panther’s anniversary bout ends in controversy

Blue Panther’s match with Averno carried a special designation: 48 Years of Blue Panther. The veteran’s longevity has made him a foundational figure in CMLL’s technical tradition, and the anniversary setting placed the spotlight firmly on his extraordinary run in the sport.

The Lightning Match ended after 9:18 when Averno was disqualified, giving Blue Panther the official victory. A disqualification finish is never a conventional conclusion to a contest built around competition, but it also fit the contrast between the celebrated tecnico veteran and a rudo opponent as accomplished and as dangerous as Averno.

What is clear is that Blue Panther left the match with his hand raised. The result added a formal win to an occasion designed to recognize his 48-year career. No further details regarding the specific action that led to the disqualification were included in the results.

Averno remains one of the most formidable rudos that Blue Panther could have faced for the occasion. The pairing put a storied technical wrestler opposite a rival capable of testing both his composure and his durability. Even with the bout ending through a rule violation rather than a pinfall or submission, the match ensured that Blue Panther’s anniversary was one of the show’s central talking points.

Fuerza Poblana prevails in Lightning Tag Team action

The show’s other Lightning-format match featured Fuerza Poblana against Galeon Fantasma. Guerrero Maya Jr. and Xelhua represented Fuerza Poblana, while Barboza and Difunto competed for Galeon Fantasma. Guerrero Maya Jr. and Xelhua came away with the victory.

Lightning matches place a premium on urgency. There is little room for teams to settle into a longer strategic contest, making every opening more important. Fuerza Poblana’s win keeps Guerrero Maya Jr. and Xelhua on the positive side of the result column against a tandem that has continued to establish its own presence.

The result also added another tecnico success to a card that featured several notable victories for fan-favorite sides. While no championship was attached to this particular encounter, the format and the teams involved made it an important showcase for two duos seeking to build momentum.

Las Valientes earn two-out-of-three falls victory

Hera and Olympia, collectively known as Las Valientes, defeated Persephone and Reyna Isis in a two-out-of-three falls match. The traditional falls format gave the match a different rhythm from the Lightning contests earlier on the card, requiring teams to adapt over multiple stages rather than pursuing one immediate finish.

The victory was a meaningful one for Las Valientes against a pairing featuring Persephone and Reyna Isis. In CMLL, two-out-of-three falls competition remains central to the promotion’s identity, and winning that kind of match requires sustained execution rather than one brief surge of momentum.

Specific fall-by-fall details were not listed among the results, but the official outcome places Hera and Olympia ahead on this night. The women’s division received considerable attention across the card between this match, the opening trios bout and the Amazonas Universal Championship tournament phase.

Esfinge, Mascara Dorada and Titan overcome Guerreros Laguneros

Esfinge, Mascara Dorada and Titan defeated Gran Guerrero, Stuka Jr. and Ultimo Guerrero in another two-out-of-three falls match. KeMonito accompanied the winning trio, while KeMalito was at ringside with the Guerreros Laguneros.

The result is notable because Guerreros Laguneros have long represented a powerful rudo force in CMLL. Gran Guerrero and Ultimo Guerrero bring a familiar connection to their side, and Stuka Jr. added another accomplished presence to the trio. Beating that group is no small accomplishment for any tecnico unit.

Esfinge, Mascara Dorada and Titan combined three dynamic competitors who have each been capable of delivering in CMLL’s fast-paced multi-man environment. Their win provided a strong closing statement for the tecnico side of the card and showed the effectiveness of their pairing against a more established rudo unit.

The involvement of KeMonito and KeMalito also preserved the colorful rivalry at ringside that often complements CMLL’s major trios encounters. The official result, however, was straightforward: Esfinge, Mascara Dorada and Titan defeated Gran Guerrero, Stuka Jr. and Ultimo Guerrero.

CMLL Viernes Espectacular results for October 9

  • Hecate, Johnnie Robbie and Nautica defeated Candela, Lady Metal and Valkiria.
  • Fuerza Poblana, Guerrero Maya Jr. and Xelhua, defeated Galeon Fantasma, Barboza and Difunto, in a Lightning Tag Team Match.
  • Blue Panther defeated Averno by disqualification in 9:18 in a Lightning Match billed as 48 Years of Blue Panther.
  • Las Valientes, Hera and Olympia, defeated Persephone and Reyna Isis in a two-out-of-three falls match.
  • Esfinge, Mascara Dorada and Titan, accompanied by KeMonito, defeated Gran Guerrero, Stuka Jr. and Ultimo Guerrero, accompanied by KeMalito, in a two-out-of-three falls match.
  • Skadi defeated India Sioux, Kira, La Jarochita, Tessa Blanchard, Garra Negra, La Magnifica, Lluvia, Marcela and Tabata in CMLL Amazonas Universal Championship Phase Two to advance to the finals.

The October 9 edition of Viernes Espectacular ultimately belonged to Skadi. In a night that honored Blue Panther’s 48 years in wrestling and delivered key victories throughout the CMLL roster, Skadi’s tournament advancement supplied the most direct path toward a future championship-defining match.

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