September 14, 2026
▼ CMLL vs. Stardom Tag Team Match – No Time Limit, One Fall Zeuxis & ○ Keira (Modified Powerbomb) Mei Seira & Ema Maishima ●
Entering Aniversario week, this event was specially dubbed “Internacional,” featuring numerous wrestlers from abroad. Building anticipation for the Anniversary show, Arena Mexico was packed to the rafters and buzzing with intense heat before the matches even began.
Mei Seira and Ema Maishima appeared in the opening match to clash with Zeuxis and Keira. Seira and Zeuxis kicked things off. Seira immediately used her signature speed to toy with Zeuxis, landing a dropkick. She then caused the incoming Keira to collide with Zeuxis before grabbing Keira’s arm to walk the ropes. She launched Zeuxis, who tried to break it up, with a hurricanrana. She aimed for a hurricanrana on Keira next, but it was blocked and countered into a Camel Clutch. Keira followed it up with a casadora foot stomp.
Mei Seira turned the tide, smashing Keira into the corner before hitting a flying neckbreaker drop. Ema Maishima then tagged in. She grabbed Keira by the hair, pulled her backward, and hit a low-angle dropkick for a two-count. She followed up with a running corner knee into a step-up enzuigiri, but Zeuxis broke up the cover.
Mei Seira hit Zeuxis with a diving body attack. With Zeuxis draped across the ropes, Seira and Ema Maishima went out to the apron to deliver a sandwich dropkick. Back in the ring, they performed a synchronized spin into a double low-angle dropkick. The crowd showered them with boos, which they both paused to listen to; Seira looked puzzled as if asking “Why?”, while Maishima just smiled in response.
They caught Keira as she tried to intervene, aiming for a double-team attack, but they were separated, and Ema Maishima ate a dropkick. Mei Seira then took an assisted release powerbomb from Zeuxis and Keira.
Zeuxis and Keira locked in a double surfboard stretch on Mei Seira. Ema Maishima slipped underneath for a pinfall attempt, forcing them to break the hold. Maishima caught Zeuxis with a hurricanrana, then stomped Keira in the corner to set up a train attack. They blasted her with double dropkicks from two directions, but Zeuxis broke up the subsequent cover.
Mei Seira blocked Zeuxis’s powerbomb and hit a dropkick. Ema Maishima also nailed Keira with a dropkick, sending both CMLL wrestlers to the floor. Seira and Maishima then climbed to the top ropes of opposite corners and launched simultaneous planchas! The incredible synchronized aerial assault by the two NEO GENESIS members whipped the massive Arena Mexico crowd into a frenzy. Seira sat on the barricade to pose for the fans, while Maishima circled the ringside area, soaking in the cheers.
Back in the ring, Mei Seira and Ema Maishima went for a double pin, but only got a two-count. They then attempted synchronized sunset flips, but both were intercepted by superkicks. Zeuxis and Keira followed up with dropkicks of their own, going for a double cover, but Seira and Maishima kicked out at two.
Zeuxis and Keira unleashed their signature rapid-fire corner elbows. Zeuxis then used Keira as a springboard to hit a leapfrog knee strike on Ema Maishima. They tried the same attack on Mei Seira, but she brilliantly countered, using Keira as a stepping stone to hit a hurricanrana.
Keira hoisted Mei Seira up for a brainbuster, but Ema Maishima saved her. Seira and Maishima then captured Keira and planted her with a double brainbuster.
Sensing the finish, Mei Seira launched a diving body press from the top rope, but Zeuxis got her knees up. Meanwhile, Keira caught Ema Maishima and executed a modified powerbomb to secure the three-count, giving the CMLL squad the win in this fierce battle against Stardom.
Despite the loss, Mei Seira and Ema Maishima showcased the high-speed teamwork characteristic of NEO GENESIS. The absolute highlight was their simultaneous planchas from separate top turnbuckles. The duo’s aerial warfare once again intoxicated the massive Arena Mexico crowd.
▼ Amazonas Tag Team 3-Way Match – CMLL vs. AEW vs. Stardom – No Time Limit, One Fall ○ Persephone & Olympia (Crucifix Powerbomb) Starlight Kid & Maika ● (3-Way Match also including Megan Bayne & Lena Kross)
Next up was a 3-way tag team match. The participating teams were Persephone & Olympia from CMLL, Lena Kross & Megan Bayne from AEW, and Starlight Kid & Maika representing Stardom. This became an inter-promotional war with the pride of three companies on the line. While a tag team of Kid and Maika is a rare spectacle you’d only see in Mexico, the showdown between former partners Maika and Megan was another dream encounter made possible purely by CMLL.
Early on, after some back-and-forth between CMLL and AEW, Maika attempted to enter the ring but was ambushed by Olympia. Maika fired back with a stunner over the ring apron. Starlight Kid also jumped in, but Olympia separated them, hitting Kid with a tilt-a-whirl backbreaker (quebradora con giro) and Maika with a lariat.
Starlight Kid retaliated with a swinging DDT, but Persephone broke it up. Amidst the four-way chaos, Persephone and Olympia hoisted up Kid and Maika, respectively. Megan and Kross then charged in with dropkicks, making an immediate cover for a two-count.
At this point, the four wrestlers from Stardom and AEW seemed to have a quick conference, forming a temporary alliance. The four of them rained stomps down on Persephone and Olympia, followed by a flurry of corner attacks from Starlight Kid & Maika and then Megan & Kross. Kid & Maika then hit a double low-angle dropkick, sending both Persephone and Olympia to the outside.
With their teamwork hitting the mark, Starlight Kid & Maika moved in for a hug with Megan & Kross—only to be instantly betrayed with brutal stomps from the AEW duo. Catching them off guard, Megan and Kross hit them with short-arm lariats. They then laid Maika and Kid horizontally across the turnbuckles, with Megan stepping on them to strike a pose alongside Kross.
Kross and Megan unleashed consecutive corner attacks. Megan then launched Maika with a release German suplex. Starlight Kid broke the pin at two, leading to Megan and Kross executing beautifully delayed brainbusters on Maika and Kid, respectively.
The CMLL squad finally re-entered the fray, shifting the match to AEW vs. CMLL. Later, just as Persephone and Olympia took down the AEW team, Starlight Kid and Maika slid back in. Kid caught both Persephone and Olympia with a double hurricanrana, followed by a double lariat from Maika. They went for simultaneous pins, but both only got two.
This time, Starlight Kid and Maika trapped Persephone and Olympia in opposite corners, alternating running strikes. Riding that momentum, Maika hit a plancha off the apron onto Megan & Kross on the floor.
Meanwhile, Starlight Kid launched a diving body attack at Persephone but was caught mid-air. Olympia also pressed Maika overhead into a lift-up slam. Persephone then threw Kid down onto Maika, making a double cover. Both Kid and Maika kicked out at two.
After that, the action returned to CMLL vs. AEW. Timing it perfectly while Megan was dominating the ring, Starlight Kid & Maika jumped in. They hit her with a double dropkick, followed by a facebuster from Maika straight into a dropkick to the back of the head from Kid. Their staggered combo attack was executed flawlessly.
However, Olympia quickly answered with a double flying neckbreaker to both Starlight Kid and Maika. Amidst the six-way chaos, only Kid and Olympia remained in the ring. First, Olympia hit a springboard plancha to the outside on Megan & Kross. Kid then followed up with a spectacular plancha from the very top turnbuckle to the floor. Her form and jumping power were so beautiful that the local commentary team screamed, “It’s like Mount Fuji!”
Back in the ring, it came down to Maika and Persephone. Maika nailed a superkick, but Persephone reversed positions and planted her with a crucifix powerbomb. She secured the three-count on Maika, putting an end to this wildly intense 3-way match.
Although they fell short of victory, Starlight Kid and Maika showcased incredible chemistry throughout the match, performing with a synergy that made it hard to believe this was their first time teaming together. While this tag team was a special phenomenon unique to Mexico, their brilliant teamwork made it feel like a waste for it to be merely a one-night-only affair. Fans will undoubtedly be hoping for a reunion someday.