Hola a todos, welcome to the CMLL weekly review. This week we had a match confirmed for the upcoming FantasticaMania México 2025 event. AEW’s Thunder Rosa was announced to face CMLL’s La Jarochita in a singles match. La Jarochita was also in action Tuesday night, from the iconic Arena México, in a match relámpago facing … Read more
Buenas Noches! This past week the CMLL had two tag matches featuring the Amazon’s of the CMLL and (representing RevPro) the team of Pretty Psycho. Last Tuesday, in la arena coliseo del occidente from the great city of Guadalajara, the former National Mexican Champion Sanely was replaced by Atenea, who teamed up with the winner … Read more
Hola everyone! Tonight CMLL had their annual All Women Event. First to open the show, we had a single match with a ten-minute time limit between Valkyria and Lady Metal. A duel between Puebla and Guadalajara, it began with a technical exchange. The match took a turn after a back body drop on the outside … Read more
Hello everyone, ahead of Friday’s all-women event, the Amazons were interviewed in the CMLL Informa show. The interviews feature most of the talent that will be involved in the event, including NJPW Strong’s Viva Van and Johnnie Robbie. Amapola, Princesa Sugehit, and La Jarochita were given the news that they will be a part of … Read more
Last Friday night, the team of La Catalina, Princesa Sugehit and Kira faced off in a classic two out of three falls match against the team of Reyna Isis, Dark Silueta and the Mexican National Women’s Champion Sanely. All in black, the heel team quickly displayed their dominance, taking control of the match and scoring … Read more
Yesterday, the CMLL announced several title matches and two tournaments for the Amazonians. First they announced the thrid annual Irma Gonzáles Cup, these are the participants: Candela, Metálica, Amapola, La Jarochita, Reyna Isis, Princesa Sugehit, Dark Silueta & La Catalina. They also announced an elimination tag team tournament for the CMLL World Women’s Tag Team … Read more
Hello everyone! This past Monday from la Arena Puebla, La Catalina, teamed up with veterans India Sioux and Princesa Sugehit, against Hera, Olympia and “La Bruja Vudú” Candela in a six amazonian’s tag team match. After a diving crossbody to the outside of the ring from India Sioux, Princesa Sugehit was able to set up … Read more
Hello everyone, last Tuesday night we had a double feature with two women’s matches. The first one was from La Arena México with a Six Amazonian tag team match. The team-up La Amapola, Dark Silueta and Metálica face off the team of Skadi, Princesa Sugehit and Tabata. The first fall of the match was scored … Read more
Hi everyone, happy Sunday! This weekend the CMLL had two shows that featured two Amazonians matches. First a match relámpago with a 10-minute time limit between one half of the CMLL World Women’s Tag Team Champions, Lluvia, versus the Mexican National Women’s Champion, Sanely. On Sunday we had a tag team match in which Reyna … Read more
Sometimes making history is not always the best thing to do. This was certainly the case with WWE Mae Young Classic Competitor Princesa Sugehit, who became the first woman to lose her back at a CMLL Anniversary Show. Princess Sugehit faced Zeuxis and clashed in a Mask vs. Mask match at CMLL’s anniversary show in … Read more
Hola Diva Dirt readers and welcome to our first review on WWE’s historic Mae Young Classic tournament! Josue here and I’ll be kicking things off with Episode 1. Our first round of matches for this episode include: Kay Lee Ray vs. Princesa Sugehit Serena Deeb vs. Vanessa Borne Shayna Baszler vs. Zeda Abbey Laith vs. … Read more
By Dan Murphy and Matthew Hollie Princesa Sugehit 5’1’’, 121, Monterrey, Mexico 2016 PWI Female 50 Ranking: n/a Previous wrestling identity: Princess Sugey Bio: Lucha libre star is the “grizzled vet” of the field, having made her pro wrestling debut in 1996. A lucha fan since childhood, she trained under Bello Kalifa, Carnicero Aguilar, and … Read more
Tonight via Facebook Live, WWE have officially announced the names of all 32 competitors to the Mae Young Classic: Representing Japan: Kairi Sane Representing United States of America: Tessa Blanchard Representing United States of America: Abbey Laith Representing Brazil: Taynara Conti Representing Germany: Jazzy Gabert Representing India: Kavita Devi Representing Australia: Toni Storm Representing Mexico: … Read more
WWE.com just released the names of four women that will be competing in this summer’s ‘Mae Young Classic’, airing exclusively on the WWE Network. The names include: Toni Storm (watch on ClickWrestle) Lacey Evans Sarah Logan Princesa Sugehit (watch on ClickWrestle) The four women come from across the globe, including PROGRESS Women’s champion Toni Storm coming from … Read more