Overview
- Cynthia Urías posted that a participant threatened her during a commercial break on Thursday night and that her live microphone captured the exchange so studio staff heard it.
- Guerreros producers identified Nano Ilianovich as the participant and announced a 200-point deduction for his Cobras team on air.
- Nano Ilianovich denied the allegation in an Instagram live, said Urías was 'victimizing' herself, and tried to leave the set before teammates stopped him.
- Media reports say Urías filed a formal complaint asking the show to investigate and consider sanctions, but the production has not issued a full independent statement or confirmed any permanent removal.
- The claim follows an earlier on-air confrontation on the same show and has drawn public support for Urías while raising questions about on-set conduct, the weight of recorded audio as evidence, and possible changes to how productions handle complaints.