ROH x CMLL Global Wars Mexico 2026 Results – Aug. 13, 2026 – “The Jet” Kevin Knight vs. Titan, “Blackheart” Lion Rush vs. El Clon

Results
Aug 13, 2026

August 13, 2026
Mexico City, Mexico – Arena Mexico
Commentary – Ian Riccaboni and Caprice Coleman
Results via Ryan Howard of F4WOnline.com

Quick Match Results

  1. AEW TNT Championship – “The Jet” Kevin Knight (c) defeated Titan via UFO Splash (pinfall)
  2. ROH World Television Championship – “Blackheart” Lio Rush (c) defeated El Clon via Muta Lock (submission)
  3. Six-Woman Tag Team match – Maya World, Thunder Rosa, & Hyan defeated Hikaru Shida, Skye Blue, & Marina Shafir via Roll-up (pinfall)
  4. Lightning match – Soberano Jr. defeated Komander via Modified Dead Eye (pinfall)
  5. Kyle Fletcher defeated Mascara Dorada via Sheer Drop Brainbuster (pinfall)

AEW TNT Championship
Titan vs. “The Jet” Kevin Knight (c)

Both men took the ceremonial photo with referee Aubrey Edwards before the match got underway. As the bell rang, Titan offered a handshake to Knight. The TNT Champion, obviously, feigned accepting it as he hit Titan with a cheapshot dropkick. Knight went at Titan in the corner with the foot choke. The challenger recovered immediately, but Knight leapt over Titan’s clothesline before he launched himself from the ropes to flatten his foe with a high-flying clothesline. Knight threw Titan back in the ring and went for the cover, but Titan kicked out at one.

In the corner, Knight went for the mask of Titan until Aubrey Edwards got him to back off. Knight punched Titan in the corner as he then launched him against the ropes for the tilt-a-whirl backbreaker on the rebound. Titan found himself on the apron as Knight went after the mask once more. In the ring, Knight applied the abdominal stretch, but Titan tossed him overhead to break the hold. Titan roared back with a combo of strikes and kicks on Knight as he then hit him with the crossbody and dropkick. With Knight reeling at ringside, Titan sent himself over the top for the crossbody to the outside. This was then subsequently followed by Titan’s tope suicida that sent Knight partially spilling over the crowd barricade.

Titan went for the full body press from the springboard on Knight, but only got the two. Titan then applied the deathlock on Knight, who broke the hold just as Titan was about to apply La Immortal. Titan attempted an underhook slam, but Knight got out of it and the two got into a duel of strikes. Knight lost out as Titan hit a quick combo. Knight quickly recovered and went for the leaping forearm, but Titan dodged it acrobatically as he then stunned Knight with the single-leg dropkick. Both men were down with the count rapidly reaching 10. Titan went up to the top, but Knight intercepted him and hit the avalanche hurricanrana. Knight then sent himself onto Titan with the standing UFO Splash. Titan managed to kick out at two.

Knight got himself up the top rope and went for the full-effect UFO Splash, but Titan got a knee up. Front hammerlock slam by Titan only got two on Knight. Titan got himself up the top rope and delivered the double stomp. One, two… NO! Titan again went for the deathlock and finally got the La Immortal hold on Knight. With the straightjacket hold locked in tight, Knight somehow escaped and broke the hold by reaching the bottom ropes. As Knight retreated to the apron, Titan got him with the enzuigiri. Titan went for a springboard, but Knight intercepted him and left him prone on the middle and top ropes for a running cutter from the ramp. Titan rolled to the corner, with Knight on the opposite end. Coast-to-Coast dropkick…. One, two… 2.99999999!!!!!!! Knight then went to the top rope and made no mistake with the UFO Splash for the three and successful title defense.

Winner: “The Jet” Kevin Knight via Pinfall to retain the AEW TNT Championship.

ROH World Television Championship
El Clon vs. “Blackheart” Lio Rush (c)

With an umbrella hat on his head, Lio stalked El Clon and kept an eye on his foe before the bell rang. Lio put his umbrella hat on, claiming it was “raining”, but the referee got him to take it off. Lio then crushed the hat and he brandished it as a weapon, which caused Clon to back out of the ring. Lio chased Clon on the ramp with the broken umbrella, as he dropped it and then hit the basement stunner outside. The match finally began as Lio missed the frog splash. He did, however, get all of the running Spanish Fly on Clon for the near-fall. In the corner, Clon found his chest hopped hard by Lio, as the unorthodox World Television Champion then took a bite out of his wrist. Lio faked out Clon and got a modified Tarantula lock on him against the ropes. Lio then dropped Clon by the neck across the middle rope. Clon recovered and hit a capoeira kick on Lio, as he then hit an incredible tornado DDT from the apron to the outside.

At ringside, Clon threw Lio hard into the barricade before he put him back in the ring. The cover, but Lio kicked out at one. Clon backed Lio in the corner and chopped him, but Lio seemed to really enjoy the pain. On another corner, Clon hit the chop, with similar results. Clon then went at Lio with a combination and the wall-walk across the ropes for the moonsault and the near-fall. Clon punched at Lio in the corner, hitting exactly ten of them on his opponent. Irish whip by Clon, but he avoided the slam. Clon dodged Lio’s clothesline Matrix-style, but his Pele kick was countered by Lio taking a bite out of his foot. Outside the ring, Lio with another fakeout and the barricade-assisted hurricanrana on Clon. From the apron, Lio hitg Clon with the standing moonsault.

Back in the ring, Lio went up top and connected with the Blackheart Frog Splash. The cover, but Clon kicked out at two. Clon got back up and kicked at Lio, hitting a series of combos of kicks, followed by the Falcon Arrow. Lio somehow kicked out at two. Clon hit Lio with the crescent kick, but that got turned into the spinning kick by Lio. Clothesline, but Clon caught him for the pin and the near-fall. Clon countered Rush and delivered the tilt-a-whirl backbreaaker with the double knees, but that was still not enough for the win. Clon and Lio exchanged strikes, but it seemed that the World TV Champion was enjoying the pain once more. Lio went for the mask, but Clon blocked him. Hurricanrana by Lio, but Clon landed on his feet. Clon with the dropkick to the face. Lio countered Clon’s move into a Mexican Destroyer. One, two… NO!!!!!!!!!

Lio missed with the runnng attack to the corner, but Clon got him with the Pele Kick. Lio was placed onto the corner, but Lio took a bite out of Clon. Cover, No! Stunner by Lio, followed by the signature submission and the win.

Winner: “Blackheart” Lio Rush via Submission to retain the ROH World Television Championship.

Video: Athena

A video aired featuring ROH Women’s World Champion Athena being seen backstage talking about her issues with Hazuki getting involved in her business recently and their upcoming match for her title at Death Before Dishonor. Athena stated that Hazuki will be like everyone who has come after her title only to find out why she is the “forever champion.”

Video: Billie Starkz, Athena

Right off the bat, Caprice asked Billie about when she started wrestling. Starkz talked about how she started young at wrestling and how it drove her passions as a kid. Starkz said that she was shocked that she was named as a valedictorian.

Starkz talked about how her memory was really good with everything in wrestling and her life being made possible by the support system she had as a kid through her parents and teachers.

Caprice asked Starkz about how she did college while she was on the road wrestling. Starkz said it was funny as she praised Athena and Aubrey Edwards for being geniuses and helping her out with her studies. Starkz said that she he was happy about how fast everything has happened in her life, before mentioning that she wanted to be a farmer after wrestling. As she was talking, Athena interrupted and pulled Starkz away from the interview abruptly, scolding Caprice for conducting this interview.

Six-Woman Tag Team Match
Hikaru Shida, Skye Blue, & Marina Shafir vs. Maya World, Thunder Rosa, & Hyan

This match got underway with all six women brawling it out at ringside and on the ramp. Skye and Shida went after Maya with a two-on-one attack before they entered the ring. Maya and Skye were the legal women in this match as the TBS Champion hit the enzuigiri kick. Shafir entered the match and flattened Maya with the standing kick. She then applied a unique stretch on Maya, but the hold was broken up. Hyan tagged in and got Shafir with the crossbody upon entering. Hyan blasted Shafir with elbows before connecting with the pump kick. Back suplex by Hyan on Shafir only got a two-count. Hyan held Shafir in place as Thunder Rosa tagged in. Shida tagged in and faced off with Rosa.

Rosa missed with the kick, but got Shida with the elevated arm drag. Headscissors from Rosa was followed by the running leg attack to the back of Shida’s head. Rosa tried to lift Shida on her shoulders, but the poke to the eye broke the move up. Suplex attempt from Shida blocked by Rosa as Skye joined in. Maya got involved as she and Rosa hit stereo dropkicks. With everyone out of the ring, Hyan went up top with a dive onto everyone. Back in the ring, Rosa tagged Hyan in as Shida was still reeling. The rake of the eyes by Shida, as Hyan went to the top rope. Shida pushed her out of the way and got Hyan with the drive-by kneelift. Inside the ring, Marina and Skye applied full-nelson holds on Rosa and Maya, while Shida had Hyan in a submission.

The action continued as Hyan created some separation by kicking Skye and Shida away, which led to Rosa tagging in with the high-cross body on Skye and Shida. Rosa was on fire with the dropkick to Skye, followed by the clothesline in the corner and the inside meteora. Skye got crushed with a dropkick to the guy from Rosa, but that wasn’t enough for the pin. Skye countered Rosa’s arm-drag and hit her with a superkick. However, Maya tagged in blindly and got Skye with the feint kick. Maya and Hyan hit the double-team slam on Skye, but Shafir broke up the pin. Total chaos in the ring with everyone down and out after a barrage of moves.

Hyan and Skye got to their feet and traded forearms, but Skye got her with thes uperkick. Code Blue attempt from Skye was countered, as Marina tagged in and got Hyan with the big boot and the near-fall. Shafir withstood Hyan’s shots, but missed with the strike. Rosa then tagged in and got Shafir with the Meteora. Shida held Skye Blue’s Artist of STARDOM Title and looked to use it as a weapon, but she hit Shafir with it on accident as she had Mother’s Milk locked in on Rosa. The roll-up by Rosa on Shafir and this one’s in the books.

Winner: Maya World, Thunder Rosa, & Hyan via Pinfall.

Video: Dalton Castle, The Outrunners, The Lethal Twist

A video aired featuring the announcement of Dalton Castle & The Outrunners defending their ROH World Six-Man Tag Team Championship against The Lethal Twist at Death Before Dishonor.

Lightning Match
Komander vs. Soberano Jr.

This match was contested under a 10-minute time limit.

Komander got off to the fast start with a takedown on Soberano Jr. followed by the dive over the top rope to the ground. Komander hit the high crossbody on Soberano and then hit an acrobatic leap. Soberano Jr. couldn’t keep up early with Komander’s speed being an advantage early. Soberano Jr. blocked a dive from Komander and turned that into a superkick on the apron. Soberano put Komander back in the ring and took time to taunt to the crowd on the corner. Soberano mockingly kicked at Komander’s head as he then hit him with a hard chop that sent Komander to the mat. In the corner, Komander had no time to recover as Soberano Jr. looked for the killshot. Komander countered it and got the wheelbarrow casadora pin to no avail. Komander hit an amazing double-springboard rana on Soberano as he kept it up with the stretch muffler pin attempt. Soberano kicked out at two as time ran down with the five minute mark looming.

Soberano Jr. recovered with the snap powerslam, but he couldn’t put Komander away on the near-fall. Leg drop by Soberano kept the advantage firmly on his side. Soberano went up top, but he missed with the moonsault. Komander hit the superkick, but couldn’t connect with the poison rana. Komander tried to throw Soberano out of the ring, but he was blocked and then hit with a superkick that sent him out of the ring. The battle continued at ringside as Soberano was taken out by a poison rana from Komander. Back in the ring, Komander had Soberano dead to rights with the tight-rope moonsault. He got all of it, but just not the three as Soberano Jr. kicked out at two. Komander looked for a big move on the apron, but Soberano countered him and hit the modified Deadeye on the hardest part of the ring. This was followed by a pitch-perfect Fosbury Flop that left Komander down and out with the two-minute warning.

In the ring, Soberano hit Komander with the tornillo press, but he couldn’t secure the three. Komander with the Spanish Flyn on Soberano Jr. for the near-fall. Springboard Mexican Destroyer blocked by Komander as he then hit the modified Deadeye in the ring. This was followed by the spike piledriver for the win with 41 seconds left.

Winner: Soberano Jr. via Pinfall.

Kyle Fletcher vs. Mascara Dorada

Don Callis showed his command (or lack thereof, whichever you prefer), as he introduced Kyle Fletcher to the Arena Mexico crowd. Fletcher was called “El Sexy” by Callis in the introduction.

Dorada and Fletcher faced off in the middle of the ring as the bell rang before a shove from Fletcher intensified things. Dorada went for a pair of shoulder blocks, but couldn’t take Fletcher down. The Protostar then hit Dorada with one of his own that knocked him down. Dorada responded with a dodge of Fletcher’s attack, the hurricanrana, and then the rolling tornillio to the outside. As Dorada got on the apron, he was met by a running dropkick from Fletcher, followed by the field goal kick from the apron to the outside.

Fletcher mocked the crowd before he chucked Dorada over the barricade and into the crowd. Dorada didn’t get a break as Fletcher put him in the ring and then got him with a jumping stomp to the back. The scoop slam by Fletcher kept Dorada grounded for the time being. Fletcher took this time to again mock the crowd before he ripped away at Dorada’s mask, even as Aubrey Edwards got him to back away. The cover, but Dorada kicked out. Dorada recovered and got himself to his feet and on the top rope, as he hit an incredible springboard rana on Fletcher. Dorada nearly missed with the springboard splash, but he had the presence of mind to catch himself and get it on the second go.

In the ring, Dorada dropped Fletcher with the electric chair slam, but the three eluded him. And speaking of eluding, Fletcher avoided Dorada’s shooting star and hit the superkick on him. Dorada bounced back with the Spanish Fly for a near-fall. Fletcher’s powerbomb got turned into a Código Rojo from Dorada for another near-fall. Fletcher got the dragon suplex on Dorada to create some separation. Fletcher’s charging attack was missed, but he somehow blocked the poison rana from Dorada. That was turned into a sit-down powerbomb for a very close 2.99999999 count. Fletcher lifted Dorada for a suplex, but couldn’t nail it. Dorada hit the crucifix driver, followed by the springboard tornillo Mexican Destroyer. One, two…. Fletcher got a foot on the bottom rope to break up the count!

Dorada headed up to the top rope, but Fletcher intercepted him with the big right hand. Fletcher had Dorada set up for a brainbuster, but Dorada countered him and got him with the big pinwheel headscissors instead. 450 Splash by Dorada! One, two…. Fletcher kicked out at two and nine-tenths! Dorada took himself back to the top for another high-risk move. The shooting star press, but Fletcher dodged at the last second. Fletcher with the knee to the back, but the brainbuster was countered into a cradle pin. Fletcher kicked out and got Dorada with a deadly lariat. That was followed by the lawndart into the middle turnbuckle, then a big boot. Finally, the sheer-drop brainbuster by Fletcher got him the three and the win in this fantastic match.

Winner: Kyle Fletcher via Pinfall.

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