Thunder doesn’t show, so CMLL goes to it’s consent bailout move: more Volador/Sombra.
Not really sure what giving new t-shirts is going to do for Terrible, Bucanero and Shocker that the last few months of pushing has not. CMLL needs new people in the top mix but are clearly uninterested. Because this is we are in 2015, the first thing I did was search to see if there’s some supplement named “TGR”. (Not as far as I could find.) In an interview with Estadio Deportes, TGR declared they were against everyone, tecnico or rudos, making them exactly like the Ingobernables, the Electroshock trio, the Hellbrothers and every single other rudo faction to form in the last couple of years.
CMLL already has highlights of the show up.
SuperLuchas looks back at a past April 4th Arena Mexico show with two big title matches and a a tag hair match.
Llaves Y Candados shows of it’s new Cruiserweight championship belt.
Alfonso Morales sticks up for Leo Riano and rips Rey Bucanero in his column.
04/01 Wrestle-1: Hijo del Pantera beat Andu Wu to advance to the semifinals of the W-1 Crusierweight Championship. Pantera moves on to face Minoru Tanaka, where he’ll be a significant underdog.
This is the first CMLL Women’s title match in Mexico since 2013. There’s been four title matches in Japan in that time. Usual practice is Marcela wins the title back here, though that feels even more underwhelming than usual.