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Marina Shafir Joins Team International For CMLL Women’s Grand Prix

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Shotzi Blackheart’s replacement in the CMLL Women’s Grand Prix has been announced.

AEW’s Marina Shafir has joined Team International for the upcoming CMLL Women’s Grand Prix, replacing TNA’s Shotzi Blackheart who has been forced to miss following a loss in the family.

Shafir will join a stacked international squad made up of wrestlers from all around the world and working for many of CMLL’s chief partners around the world, including STARDOM, AEW, and RevPro. They will compete against a team made up of all CMLL wrestlers on October 23.

CMLL runs two Grand Prix events during the year, taking the form of an 11 vs. 11 elimination style match. Whoever wins will receive a trophy and bragging rights. CMLL has run the Women’s Grand Prix every year since 2022. As of writing, CMLL has won ever since one of them so far.

Shafir will work alongside a truly phenomenal lineup featuring the following names:

  • Alice Crowley (USA/Maple Leaf Pro)
  • AZM (Japan/STARDOM)
  • Emersyn Jayne (UK/RevPro)
  • Harley Cameron (Australia/AEW)
  • Masha Slamovich (Russia/MLW)
  • Megan Bayne (USA/AEW)
  • Mei Seira (Japan/STARDOM)
  • Miyu Amasaki (Japan/STARDOM)
  • Momo Watanabe (Japan/STARDOM)
  • Queen Aminata (Guinea/AEW)

Taking them off are 11 stars from CMLL:

  • India Sioux (CMLL-Japan Women’s Champion)
  • Keyra
  • Kira
  • La Jarochita (CMLL World Women’s Tag Team Champion)
  • Lluvia (CMLL World Women’s Tag Team Champion and Occidente Women’s Champion)
  • Olympia (Mexican National Women’s Tag Team Champion)
  • Persephone (CMLL World Women’s Champion)
  • Skadi
  • Tessa Blanchard
  • Thunder Rosa (Mexican National Women’s Champion)
  • Zeuxis (Occidente Women’s Tag Team Champion)

Elsewhere in CMLL, Persephone is set for a huge Women’s World Championship match tomorrow, October 18, against one of the women set for Team International five days later. You can read more about that here.

As always, we’ll aim to provide any further updates on the CMLL Women’s Grand Prix as soon as we hear more.