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Saturday 10/24 - Week One!
AAA is live in Mexico City.
AAA Trios Champions Los Perros del Mal vs. Nino Hamburguesa & La Parka & Mr. Iguana
Los Perros are defending the titles, but the challengers jump them before the opening bell, looking to get an early advantage. The referee keeps calling for the bell, but it never comes, and eventually he just shrugs and lets the action continue. With the match effectively underway, Hamburguesa hits an early splash and blows a kiss to Karmen Petrovic. The challengers get a brief moment of offense, but Iguana soon finds himself isolated in the wrong corner. Daga stomps him down and sends him to the floor, where Angel and Berto take advantage with some cheap shots. The other Perros pull Hamburguesa and Parka off the apron, leaving Iguana without anyone to tag. He eventually fights his way free, though, and makes the tag a few seconds later. Parka comes in and cleans house. Chaos! Hamburguesa goes after Petrovic, allowing the other Perros to gang up on him. Parka makes the save with a dive, but Daga catches him with a low blow and scores pin.
Your winners and still Champions, Los Perros del Mal!
Solid. The crowd was super into all of this.
The Champs continue the beating when Big Mami hits the ring and wipes out Petrovic to a BIG pop.
AAA Reinas de Reinas Champion La Caralina vs. La Hiedra vs. Flammer
Lady Maravilla is at ringside with Flammer and La Hiedra. Flammer and Hiedra initially face off, but both swing at Catalina, who avoids them and dances around. Maravilla trips Catalina from the outside, allowing the two challengers to take advantage. Catalina is dropped and stretched out before Flammer and Hiedra pull her legs apart around the ringpost. Catalina eventually fights back, sending both women into the corners before hitting headscissors to take them over. Flammer is sent to the floor, and Catalina suplexes Hiedra before heading up top. Flammer cuts her off, however, and Hiedra pulls Catalina down from the turnbuckle, allowing Flammer to hit a Meteora. Hiedra then hoists Catalina onto her shoulders, setting her up for a Flammer crossbody. Catalina is slapped around in the corner as the challengers continue working together.
Catalina manages to turn things around, sending Hiedra into a boot before knocking Flammer to the floor. Hiedra follows her outside, but Catalina heads to the top and takes both women out with a crossbody to the floor. Back inside, Hiedra misses a charge in the corner and gets her head driven into the turnbuckle. Catalina follows with a crossbody for two, then hits a bulldog on Hiedra. She stacks Flammer on top of Hiedra with a Gory Bomb, but only gets two. Catalina covers Hiedra as well, but still can't put her away. Catalina turns her attention to Flammer, trading strikes with her while Hiedra is knocked to the floor. Flammer catches Catalina with a basement dropkick, but Hiedra breaks up the cover and tries to steal the pin for herself. The two challengers start jawing at each other on the outside. More tension between them. Flammer misses a charge in the corner, and Maravilla hands Hiedra the Reina de Reinas Championship belt. Hiedra nearly catches Flammer with it, but Catalina takes advantage of the confusion, hitting a running knee on Flammer for the three-count.
Your winner and still Champion, La Catalina!
They announce Mini Vikingo needs surgery, so there will be an open challenge for the AAA Cruiserweight Championship held by Dragon Lee next week.
AAA Mega Champion El Grande Americano vs. Dominik Mysterio
After the ring introductions, Dorian Roldan nailed Americano with a chair, allowing Mysterio to hit a quick 619 for an early two count. Americano fired back with some right hands, but Mysterio quickly knocked him back down. A discus lariat finally gives Americano some momentum, and he followed up with more punches. Omos comes out and distracts the champions. Americano is knocked to the floor, where is worked over. Americano fires back but is caught with a DDT on the apron. Mysterio went for a frog splash but Americano pulled his knees up. Omos gets involved and hits Pimpinela Escarlata. Americano nailed a big dive to the outside. He nails several diving headbutts and covers Dom but Omos pulled the referee out of the ring. Rey Mysterio arrived to hit Omos with a 619 and hit him with several chairshots. Americano nailed another headbutt and scored the pin.
Your winner and still Champion, El Grande Americano!
Saturday 10/31 - Week Two!
Laredo Kid came out and said he once held the Cruiserweight Championship for over 1,500 days, so he's calling his shot and wants to face Rey Fenix. He knocks the champ by saying he doesn't need his brother's help to win, unlike Rey allegedly needing Penta. Jack Cartwheel comes out and says he wants his shot at the title, followed by Takuma of the Tpkyo Bad Boys. They start fighting, which leads to Fenix coming out and saying he'll defeat all three of them tonight. There's your main event.
Psycho Clown finds Pagano in his dressing room but is attakced by El Carnicero.
AAA Tag Team Champions Galeno & El Hijo del Dr. Wagner Jr. vs. Los Vipers
Wagner starts by shoving Histeria around before tagging in Galeno, who knocks him down again. Taurus enters as Histeria cheap-shots Wagner, giving Taurus an opening to land a clothesline. A chinlock slows things down briefly, but Wagner escapes without much trouble. Galeno tags back in and cleans house, including holding Histeria up for a ridiculous amount of time. He follows with a big running flip dive that takes out Taurus on the floor. Back inside, the champions finish things with a Wagner Driver into a frog splash, pinning Histeria.
Your winners and still Champions, Hijo del Dr. Wagner Jr. & Galeno!
Psycho Circus' Murder Clown & Dave the Clown vs. El Carnicero & El Pagano
Big brawl. Dave nails a suplex on Pagano, who knocks Dave into Carnicero before landing a running headbutt. Carcinero lariats Dave. Later, Carnicero accidentally boots Pagano to the mat, allowing Murder to take advantage with a DDT. Murder nailed a splash off the top. Pagano pulls the ropes down and this time, Murders crashes to the floor. Carnicero hits Dave with a spinning side slam and scored the pin.
Your winners, El Pagano & El Carcinero!
Psycho Clown tries to run in after the match to make the save, but is taken down.
AAA Cruiserweight Champion Rey Fenix vs. Jack Cartwheel vs. Takuma vs. Laredo Kid
Tons of action here and it's easily the best thing on the episode rather quickly. Takuma armdragged Fenix before hitting a tornado DDT. Kid made the save and turned his attention to Cartwheel, chopping him hard in the corner. A nasty inverted Michinoku Driver drops Cartwheel. Kid follows with a 450 splash for two before Fenix breaks up the cover. Fenix drills a springboard cutter on Cartwheel, then hits a a flip dive to take out Kid. Back inside, Kid hits a DDT on Fenix for two. He nailed a frog splash for another two count, but Takuma made the save. Takuma nailed a backstabber on Cartwheel for a two count. Fenix scores a two count with Angel's Wings but is hit with a big springboard dive by Takuma. Fenix follows with a Swanton to break up another pin attempt and heads up top, only for Cartwheel to make the save. Cartwheel then hits a huge dive to the floor, leaving Fenix alone with Takuma. Fenix nails The MuscleBuster for the pin.
Your winner and still Champion, Rey Fenix!
Super fun main event.
The cliffhanger was Dorian Roldan on the phone with someone, demanding an answer next week.
Week Three - 11/7/26:
Cruz del Toro vs. Kento vs. Bravo Americano
Bravo Americano sets the tempo early, dishing out a flurry of atomic drops and jabs before pausing for a mid-match dance break with Kento. Del Toro tries to play spoiler by yanking Americano off the apron, but the strategy backfires when he gets dragged to the floor and met with a barrage of right hands. Kento seizes the moment, wiping everyone out with a massive running flip dive heading into the break. Del Toro and Kento wipe each other out with double clotheslines, perfectly setting up Americano to flatten both men with a high crossbody. Americano breaks out an airplane spin into an AA on Del Toro for a close two-count, but Kento shuts his momentum down. After a frog splash earns Kento a near fall, the action spills hard to the outside, prompting the referee to immediately check on both competitors.
This opens the door for Del Toro to launch a spectacular corkscrew dive, dragging the action back inside to hit a double Coast-to-Coast. As Del Toro chokes Americano, Americano manages to hit a desperation German suplex on Kento to break the hold. Total chaos erupts at ringside as Rayo Americano takes out the other partners with a dive, leading to a crucial miscommunication where Joaquin Wilde accidentally blinds his own partner with hairspray. Bravo capitalizes immediately, hitting a splash off the top for the pin.
Your winner, Bravo Americano!
They show a number of talents congratulating Marisela Pena on her AAA Hall of Fame induction.
Pimpinela Escarlata challenges Omos to fight next week.
Abismo Negro Jr. vs. El Fiscal
Fiscal gains the early upper hand, knocking Abismo into the ropes, but a cheap shot allows Abismo to turn the tide. They brawled. Negro wen after Fiscal's mask, aggressively targeting the throat to wear him down. A brutal gorilla press gutbuster scores a two-count for Abismo, who seamlessly transitions into a half Boston crab. Fiscal battles back to his feet, hitting a suplex to trigger a high-impact comeback sequence. A clothesline and a spinning high crossbody earn Fiscal a near fall, which he follows up with a vicious suicide dive. Abismo slips out of a MuscleBuster attempt and sends Fiscal crashing into the steel steps. Fiscal tries to return the favor by setting up a Tombstone Piledriver on the steel, but the move is broken up. Desperate, Abismo grabs the steps and blasts Fiscal with them. DQ City.
They aired a video package on the the rich history of AAA, celebrating Marisela as the sister of the company’s late founder, Antonio Pena and bringing the company all the way to WWE's purchase.
Rey Mysterio introduced Marisela, giving a nice speech about the late Antonio Pena giving him his first real chance in wrestling, noting that Marisela was there supporting the roster every step of the way. He praises her kindness, her leadership, and how the Pena family opened the door for lucha libre to take over the world.
Marisela takes the microphone to reflect on Antonio's legacy, but the emotional moment is shattered when her son, Dorian Roldan, interrupts. Roldan announces he has a ruling from AAA upper management. He outlines Mysterio’s "three strikes": sending AAA talent to the U.S. where they suffered injuries, attacking a "fan" (Omos), and abusing his own power by inserting himself as a referee at TripleMania. Roldan announced Mysterio was indefinitely suspended as General Manager.
He then alleged that Mysterio is so obsessed with power that he and Marisela are having a secret affair. A disgusted Mysterio stares on in shock as Roldan storms off, abruptly ending the show. Big time cliffhanger to close the trio of episodes.
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