On February 11, CMLL announced during its Informa broadcast that AEW wrestlers Daniel Garcia and El Clon will be appearing at events on February 14 and 15, marking continued collaboration between the promotions. Garcia recently competed on AEW Dynamite, teaming with Clark Connors in a loss to Orange Cassidy and Roderick Strong. His last outing in CMLL occurred in late December, further establishing his cross-promotional presence.
MegaBad Joins CMLL’s Female-Only Event
CMLL revealed that MegaBad will be making an appearance at its Women’s Day event, scheduled for March 6 at Arena Mexico. This special event will also feature AEW representatives Megan Bayne and Penelope Ford. Although their opponents have not been announced yet, the announcement highlights CMLL’s intent to bring more international stars to the promotion’s all-women’s show.
The March 6 card is set to include a match between Maika and Dark Silueta as well, indicating a strong female lineup for the event.
⌛🌎🪽#CMLLInforma || ¡MegaBad se presentará en la función 100% Femenil! Megan Bayne y Penelope Ford representarán a AEW en esta función especial…
— Lucha Libre CMLL (@CMLL_OFICIAL) February 12, 2026
Mercedes Mone to Defend CMLL World Women’s Championship
Mercedes Mone has held the CMLL World Women’s Championship since June 2025 and has so far made three successful defenses. Her next title defense is slated for the Women’s Day event on March 6, though her challenger has not yet been confirmed. Mone will be returning to CMLL specifically to defend the championship, reinforcing her role as the reigning titleholder.
Aside from her commitments with CMLL, Mone is expected to have a demanding schedule in March, preparing to defend titles across several independent promotions, including Italy’s BestYa. This period follows her recent announcement on AEW television that she would step away from the company after losing the TBS Championship to Willow Nightingale.
⌛🌎 🤑#CMLLInforma || ¡CEO! ¡CEO! ¡CEO! Mercedes Moné estará de regreso al CMLL para exponer el Campeonato Mundial Femenil del CMLL ante una retadora por designar…
— Lucha Libre CMLL (@CMLL_OFICIAL) February 12, 2026
Context and Implications of These Developments
The inclusion of AEW stars Megan Bayne, Penelope Ford, and MegaBad in CMLL’s Women’s Day event emphasizes a growing partnership between the American and Mexican wrestling scenes. This collaboration brings a wider spotlight to wrestlers like Megan Bayne, whose CMLL appearances are gaining attention across fan bases.
Mercedes Mone’s return to defend the CMLL World Women’s Championship signals her continued importance in the global women’s wrestling scene, balancing multiple title reigns and commitments. Her planned departure from AEW adds a layer of uncertainty to her future within that promotion, while simultaneously expanding her role internationally.
The March 6 event at Arena Mexico will serve as a key moment for CMLL’s female division, blending local talent such as Maika and Dark Silueta with international competitors to elevate the profile of women’s wrestling in Mexico.
⌛🌎🪽#CMLLInforma || ¡MegaBad se presentará en la función 100% Femenil! Megan Bayne y Penelope Ford representarán a AEW en esta función especial…
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— Lucha Libre CMLL (@CMLL_OFICIAL) February 12, 2026
⌛🌎 🤑#CMLLInforma || ¡CEO! ¡CEO! ¡CEO! Mercedes Moné estará de regreso al CMLL para exponer el Campeonato Mundial Femenil del CMLL ante una retadora por designar…
📲 https://t.co/kelGXKxJdL pic.twitter.com/25qDPN31Zr
— Lucha Libre CMLL (@CMLL_OFICIAL) February 12, 2026
