Johnnie Robbie Signs with CMLL
One of the United States’ most exciting up and coming indie wrestlers, Johnnie Robbie, announced on Tuesday that she has put pen to paper on a contract with CMLL.
Johnnie Robbie made her debut in wrestling back in 2021, and, over her first five years, she has wrestled in several promotions including AEW, STARDOM, DEADLOCK, NOAH, Marvelous, and NJPW. Over her career, she’s won a plethora of titles including in West Coast PW and Pridestyle. Now, she’s found a new home.
In an interview with the publication Outkick, Robbie explained her decision to sign with CMLL in great detail.
“I just want the world to know that I’m not a wrestler living in purgatory anymore. I came to Mexico to get better at wrestling. I was told I wasn’t going to have any matches. Then that turned into a few, and those few turned into more. They saw my work ethic and what I was capable of. I want people to realize that I have always tried to become a better wrestler, just like everyone else. CMLL is where the best train, where the best perform, and I came here to compete with the best. Now that I’ve signed with CMLL, I want people to see who Johnnie Robbie is.”
-Johnnie Robbie
Continuing on, Robbie expressed her desire to put CMLL on her back, using its global links to face the very best.
“I found a company that took a leap of faith with me. A global promotion that believes in me, and I’m not someone who lets people down or gives up. It doesn’t matter where I go. I want to carry CMLL on my back and show them they signed me for a reason. I want to face champions like Persephone and beyond. Send me to Japan, and I’ll compete there. I’ll compete in AEW and Ring of Honor and any other sister company with CMLL. So yeah, I’ll compete with Skadi, Olympia, AZM, Athena, and whoever the hell else. I’m going to keep training and wrestling to work on being the best, and wherever and whoever, I’m going to make sure they question their worth.”
-Johnnie Robbie
Speaking to her connection with CMLL, Robbie first wrestled for them in March of 2025, appearing in Arena Mexico three times. This year, she’s wrestled for them 22 times as of writing.
Before fully turning her attention to CMLL, however, Robbie will compete against Mio Momono for the West Coast Women’s Championship on November 13.
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