Major League Wrestling today announced that MLW Women’s World Featherweight Champion Shoko Nakajima will proudly represent MLW in this year’s Grand Prix de Amazonas, one of the sport’s most celebrated showcases of women’s wrestling.
Nakajima will join the elite Dream Team of international competitors, uniting global standouts to face off against CMLL’s finest luchadoras in a spectacular competition that promises to make history this fall.
The Grand Prix de Amazonas kicks off Thursday, October 24th at the legendary Arena México in Mexico City, a cathedral of lucha libre and the perfect stage for this celebration of women’s wrestling excellence.
A Celebration of Women’s Wrestling History and Evolution
The Grand Prix de Amazonas is more than a tournament—it is a global celebration of the evolution of women’s wrestling. CMLL’s top luchadoras will stand across the ring from world-class athletes from abroad, showcasing styles, cultures, and generations that continue to redefine the sport.
By competing in this year’s Grand Prix, Nakajima cements her place among the athletes driving women’s wrestling forward. Known as the “Big Kaiju,” Nakajima brings her explosive offense, championship pedigree, and international star power to the field, proudly carrying the MLW banner into one of the most important international competitions of the year.
MLW’s Champion on a Global Stage
As the reigning MLW Women’s World Featherweight Champion, Nakajima’s inclusion in the Dream Team highlights MLW’s growing presence on the global stage. This moment not only underlines MLW’s international alliances with CMLL and NJPW, but also reaffirms its commitment to spotlighting the best women’s wrestlers from around the world.
Fans across the globe will witness Nakajima clash with CMLL’s premier luchadoras in a once-in-a-lifetime encounter that will be remembered as a milestone in the ongoing evolution of women’s wrestling.
Stay tuned to MLW.com for updates, match announcements, and exclusive coverage as Shoko Nakajima prepares to step into Arena México on October 24th for the Grand Prix de Amazonas.
