Skadi has reflected on the development of her long-running partnership with Kira, describing the CMLL tandem as a connection that emerged naturally rather than a pairing constructed around a pre-existing plan.
The two wrestlers made major history together during their reign as CMLL Mexican National Women’s Tag Team Champions. Skadi and Kira won the championships in March 2024 when they defeated Las Chicas Indomables, La Jarochita and Lluvia. Their title run lasted 931 days before Las Valientitas, Hera and Olympia, defeated them for the belts at CMLL Noche De Campeones 2026.
While the championship reign has ended, Skadi made clear that the loss has not brought the team to an end. She sees the next chapter as an opportunity to pursue the CMLL Women’s World Tag Team Championship, continue building their profile, and bring their work to a wider international audience.
A Team That Was Not Planned
Skadi explained that there was no elaborate design behind the creation of the pairing. Instead, their team formed from the response they had to working together in a match. In her view, one early performance showed that they had a special level of compatibility, and the story built from there.
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“With Kira, it was super organic,” Skadi said. “We never planned it; we never set out to do it.”
That beginning is central to how Skadi defines the partnership. Rather than presenting themselves as a team that was assembled simply to chase a division’s top prize, she pointed to their in-ring chemistry as the foundation. Their success followed from a connection that became apparent quickly and continued to develop through matches both alongside one another and in singles competition.
Skadi noted that she and Kira did not know one another before their partnership began. However, she felt the chemistry was clear after only one match. From that point, the wrestlers continued to create a shared identity inside CMLL’s women’s division.
“The rest of the story unfolded from there,” Skadi said of the partnership’s early momentum.
931 Days as Mexican National Women’s Tag Team Champions
The numbers attached to Skadi and Kira’s run underline the scale of what they accomplished. Their 931-day reign gave them a lengthy stretch at the top of the Mexican National Women’s Tag Team division after their victory over La Jarochita and Lluvia in March 2024.
Las Chicas Indomables represented a significant challenge at the moment Skadi and Kira captured the titles. La Jarochita and Lluvia had established names and experience, making the championship victory an important statement for the newer partnership. Skadi and Kira then maintained their place as champions for more than two and a half years.
That reign eventually came to a close at CMLL Noche De Campeones 2026, where Hera and Olympia of Las Valientitas won the Mexican National Women’s Tag Team Championship. The result shifted the championship picture, but Skadi’s comments indicate that she does not regard it as a final setback for her team.
Instead, Skadi framed the loss as part of an ongoing journey. The titles may have changed hands, but her confidence in what Kira and Skadi can accomplish together has not diminished. She emphasized that they remain a team, and that their aspirations now extend to CMLL’s world championships.
“We’re still together; we lost the national championships, but we’re not giving up,” Skadi said.
The distinction between the Mexican National championships and world championship ambitions is important in Skadi’s outlook. Having already demonstrated longevity with the national belts, the team now has a clear competitive target in the world-title scene. Their former championship status also ensures that they enter that pursuit with an established record rather than merely a promise of potential.
Skadi’s View of the Team’s Impact
Beyond title results, Skadi believes the pairing has helped show a different level of possibility for women’s wrestling. She said that Kira and Skadi have formed a team unlike one fans had seen for many years, and she credited their body of work for helping expand expectations around what women can accomplish on major CMLL cards.
Her comments did not focus solely on their own accolades. Skadi spoke about the value of visibility for younger wrestlers who are following the women’s division. She believes it matters for emerging talent to see women featured in main events and given the chance to deliver high-level matches.
For Skadi, the message is one of persistence. The team’s organic beginning, title victory, and extended reign provide an example of what can grow from a single opportunity when wrestlers remain committed to their goals. She said younger generations should be able to see that holding onto the dream can lead to success.
“It’s important for the younger generations to see that women can have main-event matches, that we can put on great matches,” Skadi said.
That perspective also adds greater meaning to the team’s stated desire for international exposure. Skadi is not only seeking more opportunities for herself and Kira; she wants their performances to reach viewers beyond the immediate CMLL audience. The aim is for fans in more places to see what the duo has developed over the course of their partnership.
Skadi said the world deserves to see Kira and Skadi in action, a statement that makes their future direction clear even after the end of the 931-day title reign. The pursuit of international attention is now aligned with the chase for world championship gold.
What Comes Next for Kira and Skadi
Skadi’s remarks leave little doubt that she considers Kira and Skadi an active unit despite the defeat at Noche De Campeones. The team has already weathered the pressure that comes with carrying championships for a lengthy period, and it now faces the challenge of rebuilding its route to another title opportunity.
Las Valientitas currently stand as the team that ended their national championship run, with Hera and Olympia earning a defining victory at Noche De Campeones 2026. That result gives Skadi and Kira a meaningful point of reference as they move forward, though Skadi specifically emphasized world championships as the next objective rather than dwelling on the belts they lost.
The former champions also have the benefit of an identity that Skadi says was earned in the ring. Their chemistry was not presented as an assumption or a promotional concept; it was something that emerged from competition and continued to strengthen across their matches together and separately. That history could be valuable as they seek to remain prominent in CMLL’s evolving women’s tag team landscape.
Skadi also discussed following in the footsteps of her mother during the same recent interview, offering additional perspective on the personal path that has brought her to this stage of her career. In the immediate championship picture, however, her focus remains firmly connected to Kira and their next goals as a team.
The Mexican National Women’s Tag Team Championship reign is over, but Skadi’s message is that the partnership itself is not. Kira and Skadi remain together, motivated by the possibility of world titles, major matches, and a chance to show audiences outside Mexico what made their 931-day run so notable.
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