Blue Panther and Último Guerrero steal the show at CMLL's first-ever US event in Las Vegas

Blue Panther and Último Guerrero applauded at the historic CMLL show in Las Vegas.

LAS VEGAS – Mexican pro wrestling legends Blue Panther and Último Guerrero have been through the wringer and then some in their careers.

Panther, 65, made his wrestling debut in 1978, left Consejo Mundial de Lucha Libre (CMLL) in 1992 and then returned in 1997. Guerrero, 54, started his career in 1990 and joined CMLL in 1997. 

The two have won multiple championships with the company and, on Thursday night, made more history.

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Blue Panther defeated Último Guerrero during CMLL's historic show in Las Vegas April 16, 2026. (Fox News Digital)

Panther and Guerrero were a part of the first solo CMLL show in the U.S. The company made its way to Las Vegas for the event for the first time in its 92-year history. They competed against each other in a legends match that turned into a must-see wrestling performance.

The two Lucha Libre giants turned back the clock to deliver a phenomenal performance. Guerrero broke out hurricanranas and a superplex from the top rope. Panther matched him with multiple suicide dives. When Guerrero stepped away from the third one, Panther hit a crossbody from the middle rope onto the floor.

Panther capped off the match with a toss from the top rope. He then pinned Guerrero for the win.

Fans who packed the Pearl Theater at the Palms Casino Resort shouted "Muchas gracias" to the two superstars, who didn’t feel like they were close at all to hanging up their boots.

Blue Panther and Último Guerrero embrace after their match at CMLL's show in Las Vegas April 16, 2026. (Fox News Digital)

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