WWE and Lucha Libre AAA came together in Las Vegas for an unforgettable supershow, blending lucha libre tradition with WWE spectacle. Legends like Triple H, Shawn Michaels, Undertaker, Rey Mysterio, Marisela Peña, and Dorian Roldan were all in attendance. Aida Cuevas performed Mexico’s national anthem while Lilian Garcia handled the U.S. anthem. Commentary was split with Corey Graves, Konnan, and JBL calling the action in English, while Roberto Figueroa, Jose Manuel Guillen, and Marcelo Rodriguez handled the Spanish broadcast.

Penta’s Promise

Penta El Zero Miedo kicked off the night, rallying the crowd ahead of Mexico’s Independence Day celebrations. He vowed that he’d do what he’s never done in AAA—capture the Mega Championship.

Lucha Showcase – La Parka, Laredo Kid, Octagón Jr. & Mascarita Sagrada def. Cruz Del Toro, Joaquin Wilde, Lince Dorado & Mini Abismo Negro

The opener delivered everything you’d expect from a lucha free-for-all. Big dives, wild exchanges, and of course, La Parka’s dancing. The finish saw Mascarita Sagrada outsmart Mini Abismo with a slick roll-up for the win.

Dirty Dom vs. Rey Mysterio – Family Tension Heats Up

Dominik Mysterio continued to stir the pot, demanding that his father Rey strap the AAA Mega Championship around his waist when he wins it. Finn Balor, however, insisted Dom should do it on his own.

#1 Contender’s Match – Natalya def. Faby Apache

This one was a physical clash that turned into a mat-based chess game. After escaping Faby’s attempt at a Sharpshooter, Natalya countered into a series of pin attempts and managed to secure the win. The tension post-match showed this rivalry is far from finished.

Tag Team Title Drama – Psycho Clown & Pagano (c) def. Kofi Kingston & Grayson Waller

With Xavier Woods sidelined from a neck injury, Grayson Waller teamed with Kofi Kingston in an attempt to dethrone AAA’s hardcore duo. Woods still made his presence felt at ringside—only to run in fear after Psycho Clown tore off his own mask mid-match. That left Kingston and Waller vulnerable, and the champs hit double Mexican Destroyers before Psycho cradled Waller for the pin.

But the celebration was short-lived. The Wyatt Sicks appeared in the dark and brutalized the champs. Erick Rowan, Dexter Lumis, and Uncle Howdy left both men destroyed, holding up the AAA Tag Titles to close the segment.

Mixed Tag Mayhem – Mr. Iguana & Lola Vice def. Finn Balor & Roxanne Perez

This one turned chaotic thanks to puppet warfare between La Yesca and Demonito. The comedy didn’t overshadow the action though. After Balor nearly stole it, Lola Vice fired off a spinning backfist on Roxanne to seal the victory for her team.

Latin American Championship – El Hijo de Dr. Wagner Jr. (c) def. Dragon Lee, Ethan Page & JD McDonagh

A four-way car crash saw all four men throwing bombs. In the end, Wagner capitalized after a series of rapid counters, planting JD with the Wagner Driver to retain his title.

Main Event – Dominik Mysterio def. El Hijo del Vikingo (c) to win the AAA Mega Championship

The unthinkable happened in the main event: Dirty Dom is the new AAA Mega Champion.

The crowd was surprisingly pro-Dominik, chanting for him throughout as Vikingo received a mixed reaction. The bout was filled with interference—Balor and JD McDonagh tried to tilt things, but Rey Mysterio and Dragon Lee evened the odds. At one point, El Grande Americano yanked the referee out, keeping Vikingo from getting a sure win.

After a series of near falls, Dom loaded his mask with a foreign object and cracked Vikingo with a flying headbutt, followed by a frog splash. This time the ref was in position, and the three-count sealed it.

Post-match, Dominik forced his father to strap the belt around his waist, then celebrated with The Judgment Day and El Grande Americano, cementing his shocking title win.