CMLI Tag Team Championship

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The CMLI Tag Team Championship is a professional wrestling championship promoted by Consejo Mundial de Luchadores Internacionales (CMLI) in Monterrey. It was established in 2014

Current Champions

Los Reyes Del Desmadre (Potro Jr. & Sergio Romo Jr.) are the current champions.

History of Championship

The championship was introduced in 2014. Bengalí and Difunto I were crowned as first champions by defeating Galactar & Rico Rodríguez in finals of 16-Team Tournament to crown the first champions.

Los Reyes Del Desmadre (Potro Jr. & Sergio Romo Jr.) began to shown themself with the titles in 2017. There's no archivement of they defeating former champions by the belts. On December 1, 2017, after successfully defend their titles against Ángel Galáctico and Enky, Tamaulipas Box And Wrestling commissioner César Johnson stripped they from the championships, arguing an illegal intervention of Dylong to help the champions to retain their titles. Potro Jr. and Sergio Romo Jr. were reinstated as champions soon later.

Champions Listing

# Champion(s) Defeated Date Location
Finals of 16-Team Tournament to crown the first champions
1 Bengalí & Difunto I Galactar & Rico Rodríguez 2014.03.30 Arena Coliseo Monterrey - Monterrey, Nuevo León
status unclear
2 Los Reyes Del Desmadre (Potro Jr. & Sergio Romo Jr.) ? 2017.??.?? Unknown
1 Ángel Galáctico & Enky[1] 2017.12.01 Arena Coliseo Papá Milo - Nuevo Laredo, Tamaulipas
2 Chavo Lomeli & Rigo 2018.06.24 Arena Pavillon del Norte - Saltillo, Coahuila
 
 
title change
successful title defense
championship matches which were announced, but results were not found

Sources:

  1. Tamaulipas Box And Wrestling commissioner César Johnson held up the titles after Dylong interfered in the match to help the champions to retain their titles. Potro Jr. and Sergio Romo Jr. were reinstated as champions soon later.

Gallery of Champions

Bengalí & Difunto I, 1st Champions
Potro Jr. & Sergio Romo Jr., 2nd Champions