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Welcome to PWInsider.com's live, ongoing coverage of AAA TripleMania 2026 Night One from The MGM Grand in Las Vegas!
Cory Graves and JBL are on the call.
Mascarita Sagrada & Mini Vikingo & Adelicious vs. Lady Shani & Mini Abismo Negro & Jack Cartwheel
The luchadors started out and battled back and forth. Shani looked woozy after and may have been caught with an errant boot when Adelicious hit a cartwheel. The referee checked in Shani and removed her from the ring. Medical officials checked on her. Sagrada and Negro entered the ring and began battling. Sagrada nailed a Facebuster and a senton for a two count. Cartwheel and Vikingo tagged in and faced off. Cartwheel hit a split to avoid a charged, went up and over and backflipped out of the corner. Vikingo mimicked him and they faced off.
Cartwheel offered a handshake and Vikingo accepted. Abismo nailed Vikingo from behind and was slugged for his troubles. Cartwheel hit the slamstand (handstand off the ropes into a splash) Abismo and Cartwheel worked over Vikingo, tagging in and out. Vikingo fought his way out and tried to tag out butn was grabbed by Negro. Sagrada made the hot tag and hit a springboard splash on Negro. Cartwheel hit the ring but Sagrada surprised everyone by hitting a suplex variation. He nailed a twisting head scissors on Negro. He nailed a leading head scissors to the floor on Negro. Vikingo nailed a driver. Adelicious hit a drive to the floor. Vikingo hit a tope con hilo on Cartwheel. He went to the top and hit a shooting star press on Negro for the pin.
Your winners, Mascarita Sagrada & Mini Vikingo & Adelicious!
Fun for what it was but obviously did not go the way originally envisioned with Shani getting hurt.
Psycho Clown will be substituting for Panic Clown tonight as the latter clown is not cleared to clown, er, complete.
Fraxiom vs. The LWO vs. Los Americanos vs. Tokyo Bad Boys
Axiom and Kento opened the match trading chops before Kento whipped Axiom into the corner, knocking Wilde off the apron in the process. Del Toro tagged in, and Axiom caught him with a back elbow. Del Toro answered with a backbreaker, bringing Bravo into the match. Bravo landed an atomic drop before unloading with big right hands on Del Toro. Fraxiom and Los Americanos briefly squared off before a brawl erupted. When the dust settled, Wilde and Bravo were in the corner. Del Toro tagged in and nailed Bravo with a kick before chopping him against the ropes. Bravo fired back and went for a dive, but Wilde cut him off and hung him in the ropes with a Tarantula. Fraxiom then hit him with a pair of superkicks.
Bodies began flying through the ropes as all four teams spilled into the action, leaving Frazer and Del Toro alone in the ring. Del Toro hit a bottom-rope moonsault for a two-count before tagging out. Wilde immediately attacked Frazer, hitting a facebuster, but walked straight into a superkick. Frazer was then trapped in the Tree of Woe, allowing Del Toro to go coast-to-coast with a dropkick. He went for the cover, but Axiom broke it up. Wilde grabbed his hairspray and attempted to spray Frazer, only to accidentally catch Del Toro instead. The mistake gave Axiom an opening to dive from the top rope and score the pin, eliminating the LWO. Wilde and Del Toro ar ed with each other as they made their way up the ramp. Axiom and Rayo resumed the match, with blind tags allowing Frazer to hit a double dropkick. Bravo ate a dropkick off the ropes before Takuma tagged in and nailed him with a guillotine leg drop. Kento followed with a splash for a two-count. The Tokyo Bad Boys then isolated Frazer, with Takuma taking out the crowd at ringside while Kento scored another two count.
Takuma went for a Shooting Star Press, but Frazer got his knees up and made the nearest tag to Bravo. Bravo spun Kento around with an airplane spin while Takuma was draped across his shoulders. Takuma fought free and kicked Bravo in the face. Bravo grabbed Takuma while Frazer seized Kento, setting up a series of splashes from the ring posts by Bravo and Axiom. A pinfall followed, eliminating the Tokyo Bad Boys. Frazer and Rayo slugged it out until Frazer caught him with an enzuigiri. He followed with a running Shooting Star Press, but Bravo countered with a forearm to the face, earning a two-count. Frazer then hit a superplex on Rayo, but appeared to absorb as much of the impact as his opponent and was unable to make the cover. Bravo and Axiom tagged in, with Axiom catching Bravo with a hurricanrana. Bravo answered with a sit-out powerbomb, but Frazer broke up the pin. Rayo and Frazer were both sent to the outside, leaving Bravo and Axiom to trade punches in the ring. Axiom gained the advantage and connected with a massive DDT for another two-count. Frazer and Bravo entered the ring as Rayo grabbed Frazer. Bravo climbed to the top rope, but Axiom knocked him off the post. A miscommunication from Fraxiom allowed Los Americanos to double-team Frazer. Bravo then hit a super hurricanrana, and Rayo followed with a top-rope splash. Last second kickout.
Frazer spiked Rayo with a DDT and desperately reached for a tag, but Axiom was still down. Bravo climbed to the top rope, and Frazer managed to kick him, bringing Axiom back into the action. Axiom hit a Spanish Fly, and Frazer followed with a Fénix Splash, but Rayo broke up the cover. Axiom went for a superkick, only for Bravo to cut him off. Frazer tried to intervene but was caught by a diving headbutt from Bravo. Rayo immediately covered him, and the referee counted three.
Your winners, Los Americanos!
Whew, this was a ton of fun.
They announced Marisela Pena was the newest member of the AAA Hall of Fame and would be officially inducted at Heroes Inmortales. They showed her at ringside.
AAA Reina de Reinas Champion Flammer made her way to the ring and sat with the Spanish announcing team.
Roxanne Perez vs. Nattie Neidhart vs. Faby Apache vs. La Hiedra to earn AAA Reina de Reinas Championship match at 9/26 Worlds Collide in Chicago.
The bell rang, and several quick rollups were attempted, but none were successful. Perez was sent to the outside, and Hiedra soon sent Nattie out as well. Apache took down Hiedra with a headscissors and an axe kick. She went off the ropes, but Perez grabbed her ankle. Perez dragged Apache to the outside and sent her crashing into the steel steps. Perez jumped back into the ring and chop-blocked Hiedra. Nattie then grabbed Perez and threw her into the steps. Nattie returned to the ring and traded shots with Hiedra. She went for a leg sweep, but Perez got in the way. Nattie and Perez held Hiedra in place, allowing Apache to dropkick her. Apache then put Perez in a surfboard, while Nattie mirrored the hold on Hiedra.
Once the holds were broken, Nattie and Apache traded strikes until Apache caught her with a backbreaker. Nattie fought back, stacking Hiedra and Apache in the corner before dropping Perez onto her tailbone. Hiedra then sent Perez and Nattie to the outside, leaving herself open to an arm drag from Apache. Nattie grabbed Hiedra's legs and put her in a crab at the same time Perez locked in a chinlock on Nattie from behind. No one tapped, and Apache then applied an inverted Figure Four to Perez. Perez escaped and transitioned into a crossface. Apache managed to stand up out of the hold, prompting Perez to attempt a bridging pin, but Hiedra broke it up with a senton. Hiedra flapjacked Perez before Nattie came in, only to eat a stunner. Nattie shook it off and went for the Sharpshooter, but Perez intervened. Nattie instead applied the Sharpshooter to Perez until Apache broke it up. Apache then dove onto Nattie on the outside, but Hiedra quickly followed by throwing Apache into the barricade. Hiedra scrambled back into the ring and hit Perez with a Michinoku Driver. Perez got Hiedra back to her feet, and Flammer entered the ring with the title belt, looking to strike Perez. Perez dodged, and Flammer narrowly missed Hiedra. The confusion gave Perez the opening she needed. She hit Pop Rocks on Hiedra and scored the pinfall.
Your winner, advancing to Worlds Collide, Roxanne Perez!
Rey Mysterio met with El Grande Americano backstage. Americano expressed his gratitude for Rey's mentorship. Americano hoped that Omos would never return to AAA and vowed to stand by Rey's side no matter what transpired. Reminiscing about his appearance at the very first Triplemania, Rey emphasized how deeply special the event remains to him. He declared that unlike Omos, he possesses heart, and promised to slay the giant tonight.
AAA Latin American Champion La Parka vs. Mr. Iguana vs. Laredo Kid
The bout opened with a feeling out process until Laredo was dumped to the floor, leaving La Parka and Iguana to square off. Iguana snapped off a rana but the champion quickly recovered. Laredo re-entered, shoving Iguana into La Parka to take control, then traded heavy strikes with La Parka before whipping him into the corner for a running high knee. Laredo escalated the pace, landing a pair of second-rope moonsaults for a near-fall before Iguana dropkicked him to the outside. Iguana followed up with a floor-bound headscissors, leading to a brief alliance where he and La Parka double-teamed Laredo. Capitalizing on the moment, La Parka scaled the ring post and wiped out both opponents with a moonsault to the floor.
Back inside, La Parka caught Laredo with a rolling cutter followed by a backbreaker. Iguana broke the momentum by flying off the turnbuckle with a crossbody to La Parka. Laredo executed a crucifix driver shortly after, but Iguana cut off the pinfall. Shifting focus, Laredo sent Iguana into the ropes, but Iguana countered with a diving headbutt and a Shining Wizard. Iguana charged the ropes once more, but Laredo sidestepped the rush, sending Iguana tumbling outside before nailing him with a topé suicida. Laredo then tripped La Parka on the apron, sending him crashing into Iguana against the barricade, and scaled the post to crush both men with a massive dive. Laredo rolled Iguana back into the ring and executed a crisp 450 Splash, but Iguana kicked out at two. La Parka rushed back in to plant Laredo with a backstabber for another close cover. After blistering Laredo with a face-wash dropkick in the corner, La Parka unleashed a barrage of chops. Laredo attempted a reversal, but La Parka shoved him to the outside and launched himself through the ropes with a dive.
Iguana locked La Parka in a tight armbar, but the champion powered out and drove him into the corner. Laredo re-entered, dumped La Parka to the outside, and splashed Iguana in the turnbuckle. As Laredo set Iguana up high, La Parka scrambled up the ropes to bring both men down with a GREAT Double Spanish Fly. La Parka hoisted Laredo onto his shoulders, but Laredo countered with a sharp Poisonrana. La Parka immediately fired back with a crucifix driver for a two-count. As La Parka rolled out, Iguana connected with another diving headbutt from the post and followed up with the Get Green Slam, only for La Parka to dive back in and break the pin. La Parka and Iguana engaged in a heated shoving match. Laredo tried to capitalize with a rollup on Iguana, then hoisted Iguana onto his shoulders. La Parka swooped in from the ring post to execute an impromptu Doomsday Device on Iguana. Turning straight to Laredo, La Parka planted him with the Bonebreaker for the pin.
Your winner and still AAA Latin American Champion, La Parka!
La Parka danced with a young fan after the bout.
AAA Trios Champions Psycho Circus (Dave the Clown & Murder Clown & Psycho Clown, substituting for Panic Clown) vs. Perros Del Mal's Daga & Angel & Berto.
The match began with Psycho Clown stepping up for his team, but Perros Del Mal immediately used their numbers advantage, swarming the ring to take out Murder Clown and Dave the Clown before tripleteaming Psycho. Once the ring cleared, Berto stayed in to control the action, but Psycho halted his momentum with a swift powerslam. Psycho quickly tagged in Murder, who brought in Dave, allowing Psycho Circus to turn the tables with a triple-team assault of their own. Dave made the initial cover, but Berto kicked out at two. Dave maintained the advantage by snapping off a headscissors takeover on Berto. However, Daga intervened from the outside, yanking Dave’s ankle and dragging him to the floor for a brutal beatdown. After Daga threw Dave back into the ring, Dave fought back with heavy open-handed chops. Daga cut off the comeback with a sharp dropkick and dragged him to the corner, where Angel smashed Dave’s leg violently against the ring post.
Angel sprinted across the ring to knock Murder and Psycho off the apron before dropping Dave with a dropkick. Los Perros trapped Dave in the Tree of Woe. Dave managed to fight off Berto and tried to crawl to his corner, but Berto cut off the ring. Dave hit a sudden powerbomb on Berto to break free and finally reached Murder Clown for the hot tag. Murder swept through the ring, taking out every member of Los Perros Del Mal, using Angel as a battering ram against Daga. Showcasing his strength, Murder stacked both Daga and Angel across his shoulders to plant them with a massive double Samoan drop. Psycho re-entered the fray, leveling Berto with a clothesline before tearing at Berto's mask. With all three opponents reeling on the outside, Murder scaled the turnbuckle and flattened Los Perros Del Mal with a dive to the floor.
El Carnicero arrived and attacked Dave on the outside. Psycho Clown chased Carcinero into the crowd, leaving Dave and Murder at a disadvantage. Daga attempted to hoist Murder for a German suplex, but Murder powered out, nailed Daga with a heavy clothesline, and hurled him into the turnbuckles. Murder set Daga up top and executed a ring-shaking superplex, but Berto rushed in to break up the pinfall at two. Dave re-entered and took out Berto with a clothesline, but Petrovic hopped onto the apron to create a distraction. Capitalizing on the moment, Berto sent Dave crashing outside and hurled him straight through the ringside barricade. Back inside, Murder hoisted Daga into a military press, but Daga bit his hands to break free. Murder regrouped and placed Daga back on the top turnbuckle, but as Murder went up, Angel caught him from behind with a powerbomb out of the corner. Daga followed up immediately with a double foot stomp off the top rope for the pinfall.
Your winners and new AAA Trios Champions, Perro del Mal!
Rey Mysterio with El Grande Americano vs. Omos with Dominik Mysterio & Dorian Roldan
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