Rising wrestling star Johnnie Robbie signs with CMLL after building her name in Mexico
A permanent CMLL place
Robbie’s manager, Michael Ceraso, announced Tuesday that she had signed with Consejo Mundial de Lucha Libre, known as CMLL. The agreement follows multiple matches for the promotion over recent months.
Robbie said she had initially expected not to wrestle in Mexico, but opportunities grew as the company saw her work. She described the signing as a chance to show audiences who she is as a wrestler.
Building experience in Mexico
The California native first appeared with CMLL in 2023 and made further progress there in 2025. In recent weeks, her attention appeared increasingly focused on the promotion. Her opponents have included Persephone, Candela, Keyra, Princesa Sugehit and Alice Crowley, along with others. Robbie said she traveled to Mexico to develop her skills and face strong competition.
A champion with more matches ahead
Robbie holds the West Coast Pro women’s championship. She is scheduled to defend that title against Mio Momono this weekend. She has also spoken about her journey into professional wrestling in an interview with Fox News Digital. Robbie said she wants people to recognize her commitment to getting better in the ring.
Key points
- Johnnie Robbie has signed with CMLL, her manager Michael Ceraso said Tuesday.
- Robbie had competed in multiple CMLL matches over several months.
- She began appearing with the promotion in 2023 and continued in 2025.
- The West Coast Pro women’s champion is set to defend her title against Mio Momono this weekend.