Lucha Libre Cancún’s Final 2025 Show Features CMLL Stars

Cancún — Lucha Libre Cancún (LLC) is preparing its final event of 2025 with a lineup designed to close the year in grand style. The event is scheduled for Saturday, December 13 at 8:00 p.m. at the Arena Colonos in Supermanzana 89, where four matches will feature local talent and national stars.

The main event will be an Australian tag team match featuring stars from the Consejo Mundial de Lucha Libre (CMLL), Último Guerrero and Nitro. Both will join forces with Chiapas native Rey Violencia, who will make his debut at the venue.

The team will face the faction “Hijos de la Calle,” consisting of Corsario Jr., Rey Espartano, and Tizoc, considered one of the most feared groups in southeastern Mexico.

Último Guerrero, originally from Gómez Palacio, Durango, arrives with an extensive career within CMLL and other international circuits. He has been world heavyweight champion twice, held a semi-heavyweight title that he defended 28 times, and won six tag team championships. He has also been a world trios champion and maintains an active career in companies such as TNA, ROH, NJPW, and MLW.

Nitro, for his part, is part of the “Guerreros Tuareg” and stands out for having won the hair of Brazo de Oro, in addition to holding national and intercontinental championships.

The event will feature a high-risk semifinal match with five masks and three hairs on the line. This battle will include Tiger Fly, Príncipe Cometa, Corsario NG, Código, Lunático, Joker, Gran Tigre, and Duende Maya. The rivalry between Tiger Fly and Cometa promises to heighten the tension of the encounter.

The second match will be in mixed tag team format: Princesa Maya and Carito will face Mujer Salvaje Jr. and a surprise exotic wrestler.

The event will open with a one-on-one match between young wrestlers Capitán Cálico and Heredero Azteca, who will seek to demonstrate their progress in the local wrestling scene.

The event has the endorsement of the Benito Juárez Boxing, Wrestling, and Mixed Martial Arts Commission, which assigned referees Mr. Froy and Dark Palomo for supervision.