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Welcome to PWInsider.com's live, ongoing AAA Triplemania 2026 Night Two coverage from Mexico City!
Hey it's 9 PM Eastern and the show finally started. I don't want anyone to ever tell me this is the old WWE, because when did the left hand not know what the right one was doing this bad?
Corey Graves and JBL are on the call.
They showed all the major players entering the arena or preparing for their match.
Copa Bardhal
Abismo Negro Jr. and Mr. Iguana started out. They basically have Royal Rumble rules. Iguana was spotlighted early with some fun athletic maneuvers to keep Negro Jr. at bay. Hysteria, Negro's partner, was #3 and attacked Iguana, double-teaming him and stomping away. Mascarita Sagrada was #4 and outclassed both members of Los Vipers. Negro accidentally nailed Hysteria. Iguana and Sagrada used Iguana's lizard as a weapon. Taurus was #5 and now all three members of Los Vipers controlled the ring.
They focused their attack in Iguana but Sagrada made the save. He faced off against all three and was speared by Taurus. All three stomped poor Sagrada. #6 was Fiscal, who came out in some Skeletor-themed gear. He cleaned house before facing off with Negro Jr. He dumped Negro to the floor and battled the remaining Los Vipers. He clotheslined them over the top and tried to force them to the floor. Negro hit the ring and dumped Fiscal out from behind and they battled to the back.
#7 was Laredo Kid.
He and Iguana battled back and forth with forearms and strikes.
Next out was MechaWolf. Laredo tried to toss him but Wolf rebounded and hit a twisting DDT. He battled with Iguana. Sagrada came off the top but Wolf caught him and slammed him atop of Iguana, scoring a two count.
Next out was AAA Latin American Champion La Parka. Mexico City went nuts for this. He nailed a cutter on Taurus and a tiltowhirl backbreaker on Hysteria. He eliminated Taurus, then hit Bonebreaker on Hysteria for the pin. Parka and Iguana faced off, then teamed against others in the ring.
Next out was El Mesias. Mesias and Mechwolf teamed up to work over Laredo Kid. Next out was Dinamico. Everyone battled. Mecha grabbed Dinamico, who countered with a swift springboard cutter. Mecha quickly recovered and blinded Dinamico with mist, setting up El Mesias to flatten him with a spear. Mecha and Mesias covered Dinamico in a double-stack pin to score the elimination.
Texano Jr. entered at #12, immediately slapping down both Laredo Kid and Mecha. He leveled them with a double powerslam before turning his attention to El Mesias, renewing their storied rivalry with a exchange of heavy right hands. Texano dropped Mesias with a leg sweep for a two-count just as the timer hit zero.
The 13th entrant, last year’s tournament winner Omos, stomped down the ramp. Action inside the ring ground to a halt as the competitors braced for the giant. Omos stepped over the top rope, and in classic action-movie fashion, the wrestlers rushed him one by one. El Sagrada stood alone, staring straight up at the giant's chest. Omos scooped Sagrada up for a slam, but the rest of the field swarmed again. Texano and Laredo fell first to Omos' massive strikes, followed by Mesias. Mecha tried his luck next, only to be planted with a chokeslam and pinned for three.
La Parka mounted a brief defense, but Omos leveled him with a clothesline over the top rope for another elimination. With only Mr. Iguana and Sagrada left in the ring, the #14 entrant made his entrance: Chris Carter, who didn't last long. Omos immediately grabbed him and tossed him over the top rope to the floor. See ya pal. The 15th and final entrant was two-time Copa winner Niño Hamburguesa. The big man went straight after Omos, backing the giant into the turnbuckle with heavy right hands before crushing him with a corner splash. Omos fought out of the corner and eliminated Mr. Iguana, but Sagrada seized the moment. Sagrada leaped onto Omos' head, throwing the giant off-balance and sending him spilling over the top rope. That was a sight to see. Omos managed to keep his feet from touching the arena floor. Pulling himself back into the ring, Omos eliminated Hamburguesa to secure his second consecutive victory in the Copa.
Your winner, Omos!
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