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WWE AAA TripleMania 34 Night 2 Results

AAA TripleMania 34 Night 2 took place on September 13 and featured title changes, surprise returns, a shocking heel turn, and a new AAA Mega Champion crowned in the main event.

Omos Wins La Copa Bardahl

The annual La Copa Bardahl match opened the show. The contest featured 15 competitors entering at timed intervals in a Royal Rumble-style format, but unlike a traditional battle royal, wrestlers could be eliminated by pinfall, submission, or being thrown over the top rope.

Several notable moments included Mr. Iguana showing no lingering issues with La Parka after their Night 1 confrontation, El Fiscal eliminating rival Abismo Negro Jr. only for Abismo to return and eliminate Fiscal moments later, and surprise appearances by both El Mesias and Niño Hamburguesa.

The match ultimately belonged to Omos. Entering at number 13, the giant dominated the field and eliminated the final nine competitors on his way to victory. Hamburguesa provided the strongest resistance, repeatedly attempting to knock Omos off the apron, while Mascarita Sagrada nearly orchestrated an upset by climbing onto Omos’ back near the ropes.

Despite the late challenges, Omos survived and tossed out both Mascarita and Hamburguesa to secure back-to-back La Copa Bardahl victories.

Order of entrance: 1. Mr. Iguana, 2. Abismo Negro Jr., 3. Histeria, 4. Mascarita Sagrada, 5. Taurus, 6. El Fiscal, 7. Laredo Kid, 8. Mecha Wolf, 9. La Parka, 10. El Mesisas, 11. Dinamico, 12. Texano Jr., 13. Omos, 14. Chris Carter, 15. Niño Hamburguesa.

Order of elimination: 1. Abismo Negro Jr. by El Fiscal, 2. El Fiscal by Abismo Negro Jr., 3. Taurus by La Parka, 4. Histeria by La Parka, 5. Dinamico by El Mesias, 6. Texano Jr. by Omos, 7. Laredo Kid by Omos, 8. El Mesias by Omos, 9. Mecha Worlf by Omos, 10. La Parka by Omos, 11. Chris Carter by Omos, 12. Mr. Iguana by Omos, 13. Mascarita Sagrada by Omos, 14. Niño Hamburguesa by Omos, Winner: Omos.

La Catalina Defeats Flammer to Win the AAA Reina de Reinas Championship

A historic title reign came to an end as La Catalina defeated Flammer to capture the AAA Reina de Reinas Championship.

Flammer appeared to have the match won after connecting with her running dropkick finisher, but Catalina fell through the ropes before a cover could be made. The champion became distracted while repeatedly looking toward the entranceway, seemingly expecting assistance from La Hiedra.

Catalina took advantage of the opening by knocking Flammer off the turnbuckles before following up with a running hip attack and a Busaiku Knee for the victory.

The loss ends Flammer’s remarkable championship reign at 1,126 days.

El Carnicero Defeats Psycho Clown in Mexican Street Fight

Weapons were plentiful in the Mexican Street Fight as El Carnicero battled Psycho Clown using kendo sticks, chairs, trash cans, tables, and a metal toolbox.

Psycho Clown nearly secured the win after delivering a splash through a table, but the impact slowed him down long enough for Carnicero to recover and kick out.

The match took a shocking turn when Pagano made his surprise return. Initially appearing to help Psycho Clown, Pagano instead stepped aside and allowed Carnicero a clear shot. Carnicero then blasted Psycho Clown in the head with the toolbox and scored the pinfall victory.

After the match, Pagano fully revealed his intentions by handing Carnicero a kendo stick and joining in the post-match assault, officially turning heel.

Dorian Roldan Addresses Hall of Fame Induction

In a backstage segment, Dorian Roldan announced that he will personally induct AAA President Marisela Peña into the AAA Hall of Fame as part of the 2026 class.

Roldan also discussed Rey Mysterio’s condition following Omos’ attack on Night 1. Dominik Mysterio showed little concern for his father and claimed Rey was not in attendance. Dominik instructed Omos to remain backstage for the evening, believing El Grande Americano would be on his own.

Fans were also shown Octagon Jr., who appeared wearing a neck brace while continuing his recovery from a serious injury.

Fenix Retains the AAA World Cruiserweight Championship

Fenix successfully retained the AAA World Cruiserweight Championship in a high-energy four-way match against Mini Vikingo, Jack Cartwheel, and Nathan Frazer.

The closing minutes featured a nonstop sequence of near falls and spectacular offense. Frazer nearly captured the title with a phoenix splash, while Cartwheel’s Black Arrow was also not enough to finish the contest.

Mini Vikingo came close after connecting with a corkscrew senton, but Fenix eventually regained control. After Vikingo tossed Cartwheel aside, Fenix returned to the ring and planted Vikingo with a Mexican Musclebuster to retain the championship.

Following the match, Los Perros del Mal stormed the ring and attacked all four competitors, leaving destruction behind as they stood tall.

Los Hermanos Wagner Win the AAA World Tag Team Championship

Los Hermanos Wagner answered the open challenge issued by the War Raiders and left Triplemania with championship gold.

The hard-hitting battle saw both teams trade momentum throughout the contest. War Raiders nearly retained after a double powerbomb on Wagner, but Galeno broke up the pinfall attempt.

Galeno later launched himself onto the champions with a tope con giro before rolling Erik back into the ring. Wagner connected with the Wagner Driver, and Galeno followed with a frog splash to secure the victory and capture the AAA World Tag Team Championship.

El Grande Americano Defeats Dominik Mysterio to Win the AAA Mega Championship

The main event saw Dominik Mysterio defend the AAA Mega Championship against El Grande Americano in a No Disqualification Match.

Americano started aggressively, taking the fight to the champion both inside and outside the ring. Dominik eventually gained control thanks to interference from Dorian Roldan, who repeatedly aided the champion throughout the contest.

Weapons played a major role as steel chairs and even the championship belt were used as offensive tools. JD McDonagh later arrived to help Dominik, but Los Americanos neutralized the interference, leading to a chaotic brawl involving multiple competitors.

Omos eventually made his presence felt, attacking Los Americanos before confronting Americano at ringside. The giant appeared poised to chokeslam him through the announce table, but Americano escaped, countered with a low blow, and drove Omos through the barricade.

Back in the ring, Liv Morgan emerged and shoved Americano from the top rope, allowing Dominik to hit a 619 and frog splash. Even that wasn’t enough to keep the challenger down.

The final moments saw Dominik accidentally knock out the referee before striking Americano with the AAA Mega Championship belt. Dominik followed with a frog splash attempt, but Americano avoided it and delivered a headbutt.

With the official still down, a surprising figure emerged. Rey Mysterio, wearing a neck brace and a referee shirt, ran to the ring and counted the decisive three-count.

As a result, El Grande Americano defeated Dominik Mysterio to become the new AAA Mega Champion and close Triplemania 34 Night 2 with championship gold.

AAA TripleMania 34 Night 2 Results

  • Omos won La Copa Bardahl
  • La Catalina def. Flammer (c) to win the AAA Reina de Reinas Championship
  • El Carnicero def. Psycho Clown – Mexican Street Fight
  • Fenix (c) def. Mini Vikingo, Jack Cartwheel & Nathan Frazer to retain the AAA World Cruiserweight Championship
  • Los Hermanos Wagner def. War Raiders (c) to win the AAA World Tag Team Championship
  • El Grande Americano def. Dominik Mysterio (c) to win the AAA Mega Championship

WWE AAA TripleMania 34 Night 1 Results

WWE AAA TripleMania 34 Night 1 took place on September 11 and featured championship action, a major No. 1 contender’s match, and a headline bout between Rey Mysterio and Omos with significant implications for Night 2.

Mini Vikingo, Mascarita Sagrada & Adelicious Defeat Jack Cartwheel, Mini Abismo Negro & Lady Shani

The opening match saw Mini Vikingo, Mascarita Sagrada, and Adelicious score a victory over Jack Cartwheel, Mini Abismo Negro, and Lady Shani.

The bout was briefly halted early when Lady Shani suffered an apparent injury and was forced to leave the match. Despite the setback, the action continued with a fast-paced lucha libre showcase. The finish came after Mini Vikingo connected with a shooting star press on Mini Abismo Negro for the victory. Vikingo also gained momentum heading into the Cruiserweight Championship four-way match scheduled for Night 2.

Los Americanos Win Four-Team Elimination Match

Los Americanos emerged victorious in a tag team elimination match featuring LWO, Tokyo Bad Boys, and Fraxiom.

LWO were eliminated first after a miscommunication involving Joaquin Wilde and Cruz Del Toro, creating tension between the teammates. Tokyo Bad Boys were the next team eliminated, leaving Fraxiom and Los Americanos to battle in the final stage.

The closing stretch featured several near falls and impressive sequences from both teams. Fraxiom nearly secured the win following a Spanish Fly and phoenix splash combination, but Los Americanos rallied back. After targeting Nathan Frazer’s hand, Los Americanos finished the match with a springboard headbutt and side Russian leg sweep combination, allowing Rayo to pin Frazer for the win. Both teams showed mutual respect following the contest.

Marisela Peña Announced for AAA Hall of Fame

AAA announced that Marisela Peña will be inducted into the AAA Hall of Fame during Heroes Inmortales on October 24.

Roxanne Perez Becomes No. 1 Contender to the Reina de Reinas Championship

Roxanne Perez defeated Faby Apache, Natalya, and La Hiedra in a four-way match to earn a future AAA Reina de Reinas Championship opportunity at Worlds Collide.

Perez entered the match as the target of the other competitors, who frequently teamed up against her. During the closing moments, interference from Flammer backfired when Perez caused La Hiedra to collide with her ally. Perez immediately capitalized, hitting her sunset flip powerbomb finisher to secure the victory.

Following the match, tensions surfaced between Flammer and La Hiedra, although the two eventually left together.

El Grande Americano and Rey Mysterio Address Night 2

Ahead of Sunday’s AAA Mega Championship match, El Grande Americano praised Rey Mysterio’s influence on lucha libre and expressed confidence about challenging Dominik Mysterio.

Rey vowed to overcome Omos despite the giant’s size advantage, stating that he had faced larger opponents before and intended to finish what Omos started.

La Parka Retains the AAA Latin American Championship

AAA Latin American Champion La Parka successfully defended his title against Mr. Iguana and Laredo Kid in a triple threat match.

The contest largely featured one-on-one exchanges before tensions rose between Parka and Iguana near the finish. Mr. Iguana appeared close to victory after hitting his finisher on Laredo Kid, but Parka broke up the pin attempt.

After Iguana showed frustration toward the champion, Parka took advantage of the opening and delivered a Doomsday Device to Iguana. He then finished Laredo Kid with the Bonebreaker to retain the championship.

Los Perros del Mal Capture the AAA World Trios Championship

Los Perros del Mal defeated Psycho Circus to win the AAA World Trios Championship.

With Panic Clown unable to compete, Psycho Clown stepped into the match alongside Murder Clown and Dave The Clown. Outside interference and the numbers advantage ultimately proved too much for the champions to overcome.

In the closing sequence, Angel delivered a powerbomb from the turnbuckles to Murder Clown before Daga followed with a flying stomp. Angel then scored the pinfall to crown Los Perros del Mal as the new champions.

Omos Defeats Rey Mysterio in the Main Event

The night’s main event featured Rey Mysterio taking on Omos with major consequences attached. A Rey victory would remove Omos from AAA, while an Omos win would end his suspension.

Rey used his speed to frustrate the giant early, but Omos eventually took control with his power advantage. The match broke down when Dominik Mysterio attacked his father from ringside, prompting El Grande Americano to get involved.

After Omos accidentally struck the referee, Rey capitalized by using a steel chair and connecting with a 619 and splash. However, Omos kicked out at two. Dominik continued to interfere, attacking El Grande Americano with a chair before Rey ran directly into a massive boot from Omos.

Moments later, Omos delivered a chokeslam to score the decisive victory.

The assault continued after the match as Omos repeatedly attacked Rey, eventually chokeslamming him through the commentary table while Rey was strapped to a backboard. Dominik also targeted El Grande Americano with chair shots, damaging his ribs and throat ahead of Sunday’s AAA Mega Championship clash.

WWE AAA Triplemania 34 Night 1 Results

  • Mini Vikingo, Mascarita Sagrada & Adelicious def. Jack Cartwheel, Mini Abismo Negro & Lady Shani
  • Los Americanos def. LWO, Tokyo Bad Boys & Fraxiom
  • Roxanne Perez def. Faby Apache, Natalya & La Hiedra (No. 1 Contender Match)
  • La Parka (c) def. Mr. Iguana & Laredo Kid to retain the AAA Latin American Championship
  • Los Perros del Mal def. Psycho Circus (c) to win the AAA World Trios Championship
  • Omos def. Rey Mysterio

WWE x AAA TripleMania 34 Card 9/11 & 9/13

TripleMania 34 takes place across two nights this week, beginning Friday, September 11, in Las Vegas before concluding Sunday, September 13, in Mexico City. It will mark the first two-night TripleMania in the event’s history.

Night 1 from the MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas at 10:00 p.m. ET / 7:00 p.m. PT

Night 2 from the Arena CDMX in Mexico City at 9:00 p.m. ET / 6:00 p.m. PT

Night 1: Friday, September 11, 2026

  • Rey Mysterio vs. Omos: Singles match; if Omos loses, he is permanently banned from AAA.
  • AAA World Trios Championship: Los Psycho Circus (c) vs. Los Perros del Mal.
  • AAA Latin American Championship: La Parka (c) vs. Laredo Kid vs. Mr. Iguana.
  • Reina de Reinas #1 Contender Match: Nattie vs. Faby Apache vs. La Hiedra vs. Roxanne Perez.
  • Four-Way Tag Team Elimination Match: Los Americanos vs. Tokyo Bad Boys vs. Fraxiom vs. LWO.
  • Mixed Tag Match: Cartwheel, Lady Shani, and Mini Abismo Negro vs. El Hijo del Vikingo, Adelicious, and Mascarita Sagrada.

Night 2: Sunday, September 13, 2026

  • AAA Mega Championship: Dominik Mysterio (c) vs. El Grande Americano.
  • AAA Reina de Reinas Championship: Flamer (c) vs. La Catalina.
  • AAA Cruiserweight Championship: Rey Fénix (c) vs. El Hijo del Vikingo vs. Nathan Frazer vs. Cartwheel.
  • AAA Tag Team Championships: War Raiders vs. TBA.
  • Mexican Street Fight: Psycho Clown vs. El Carnicero.
  • 15-Man Bardahl Cup.

Report On AAA Star El Hijo del Vikingo Injury

AAA star El Hijo del Vikingo may be facing another setback at a particularly unfortunate time in his career.

After making his WWE television debut on SmackDown in a match against Rey Fénix for the AAA World Cruiserweight Championship, Vikingo was scheduled to appear the following day at NXT tapings, where he was set to defend the AAA Latin American Championship against EK Prosper.

However, reports indicate that Vikingo suffered an injury while preparing for the match. While he was able to make it to the tapings, the bout ultimately did not go as planned, and the exact nature or severity of the injury remains unknown.

During a recent episode of Wrestling Observer Radio, Dave Meltzer provided an update on the situation and suggested there is concern regarding how serious the injury could be.

“It could be serious. It’s really too bad because he’s had a lot of injuries. An inopportune time.”

The timing is especially unfortunate given Vikingo’s growing visibility through WWE’s partnership with AAA. His SmackDown appearance marked a significant opportunity to introduce him to a broader audience, but the injury could potentially interrupt that momentum.

Meltzer also discussed WWE’s booking of AAA talent, noting that Vikingo’s loss to Rey Fénix on SmackDown may raise concerns among AAA fans. He pointed out that the AAA Latin American Championship is considered one of the promotion’s top titles, while Fénix is currently positioned lower on WWE’s roster hierarchy.

According to Meltzer, if WWE consistently presents AAA wrestlers as being below established WWE stars, it could affect how fans perceive the AAA roster moving forward.

This latest injury scare adds to a growing list of physical setbacks for Vikingo over the past two years. In 2024, he suffered a significant knee injury that included a torn meniscus and ligament damage in his right knee, forcing him to miss approximately six months of action. Earlier this year, he reportedly dealt with a shoulder injury following a match against Mini Vikingo, though that issue only sidelined him for a short period.

At this time, neither WWE nor AAA has provided an official update regarding Vikingo’s condition. Fans will likely be waiting for further information to determine whether the injury will impact his upcoming appearances and championship commitments.

Given Vikingo’s history of overcoming injuries and returning to top form, many will be hoping this latest setback proves to be minor rather than another lengthy stay on the sidelines.

Report: WWE Looking To Secure U.S. TV Deal For AAA Following Acquisition

A new report has provided insight into WWE’s strategy for AAA, including why the company is bringing part of TripleMania to Las Vegas instead of keeping the event exclusively in Mexico.

During a recent episode of Wrestling Observer Radio, Dave Meltzer explained that WWE’s decision is reportedly less about ticket sales and more about exposing AAA to potential business partners in the United States.

According to Meltzer, the goal is to put AAA’s product in front of influential industry figures who could help expand the promotion’s presence outside of Mexico. That includes potential television partners, sponsors, and other investors who may be interested in working with the brand.

Meltzer noted that WWE’s long-term vision for AAA extends beyond simply maintaining its popularity in Mexico. Instead, the company is reportedly focused on growing AAA as a global business asset and creating new revenue opportunities through media rights and sponsorship agreements.

One of the key objectives appears to be securing a television deal in the United States. While AAA content is currently available internationally through platforms such as YouTube, the promotion does not have a dedicated U.S. television home. Bringing a major event like TripleMania to Las Vegas reportedly makes it easier to attract executives and decision-makers who might not travel to Mexico for a live show.

Las Vegas was viewed as a logical destination due to its accessibility and its reputation as a major entertainment hub. According to Meltzer, WWE is also believed to prefer a smaller venue for the event, creating a more intimate atmosphere while ensuring invited guests can experience the product firsthand.

AAA already maintains television distribution through FOX in parts of Central and South America, and the report noted that any future U.S. television agreement would not necessarily affect those existing arrangements.

Since WWE’s acquisition of AAA, there has been significant interest in how the company plans to develop the promotion moving forward. Between crossover storylines, increased visibility, and efforts to expand the brand internationally, securing a U.S. television deal could represent one of the most important steps in WWE’s plans for AAA’s future growth.

Lucha Libre AAA Worldwide Noche de Los Grandes 5/30/2026 Week 1 Results

AAA World Cruiserweight Championship: Rey Fenix defeated Laredo Kid (c) to win the title. 

AAA Latin American Championship: Hijo del Vikingo defeated El Hijo de Dr. Wagner Jr. (c) to win the title. 

AAA World Tag Team Championship: War Raiders defeated Psycho Clown & Pagano (c) to win the titles.

Mask vs. Mask: El Grande Americano (Ludwig Kaiser) defeated Original Grande Americano (Chad Gable). After the match: Original Grande Americano unmasked to reveal himself as Chad Gable. Gable had his family in the ring. He gave his mask to El Grande Americano and said he will always be the Original Grande Americano, but now there is only one El Grande Americano.

Lucha Libre AAA Worldwide Noche de Los Grandes 5/30/2026 (Card) – Week 1

Lucha Libre AAA Worldwide Noche de Los Grandes Week 1 in Monterrey, Nuevo León, Mexico tonight at 9pm ET on YouTube and Facebook and FOX Latin America

CARD

  • Mask vs. Mask: El Grande Americano vs. “Original” El Grande Americano
  • AAA Latin American Championship: El Hijo de Dr. Wagner Jr. (c) vs. El Hijo del Vikingo
  • AAA World Tag Team Championship: Pagano & Psycho Clown (c) vs. War Raiders
  • AAA World Cruiserweight Championship: Laredo Kid (c) vs. Rey Fenix

Rey Mysterio Officially Named New AAA General Manager

AAA has officially found its new general manager, and the promotion turned to one of the most legendary names in lucha libre history to fill the role.

During this week’s episode of AAA on FOX, WWE Hall of Famer and AAA icon Rey Mysterio was revealed as the company’s new General Manager. The announcement came weeks after AAA President Marisela Peña stated the promotion was actively searching for someone to lead the brand into its next chapter.

The reveal took place in front of a packed crowd at Gimnasio Olímpico in Mexico City. Peña, Dorian Roldán, several AAA legends, and current roster members gathered in and around the ring for the ceremony before introducing Mysterio to a massive ovation from the crowd.

Following the announcement, Mysterio addressed the fans and reflected on the significance of the moment. The legendary luchador described the opportunity as a full-circle moment in his career, noting that his journey in professional wrestling began in AAA. He also promised to help guide the promotion into a new era that both talent and fans can be proud of.

Not everyone appeared thrilled with the decision, however.

AAA Mega Champion Dominik Mysterio was shown backstage during the segment and did not look pleased about his father taking over as General Manager. The reaction immediately raised questions about possible future tension between the father-and-son duo inside AAA storylines.

Before Mysterio was selected, Dorian Roldán and WWE Hall of Famer John “Bradshaw” Layfield were both reportedly candidates for the position.

AAA now turns its attention toward Noche de los Grandes in Monterrey, Nuevo León, Mexico. Night one of the event is scheduled for next Saturday and will feature four matches, including a heavily promoted Mask vs. Mask match between El Grande Americano and “The Original” El Grande Americano.

Ludwig Kaiser Cleared For WWE And International Travel Amid Ongoing Battery Case

An important update has surfaced regarding Ludwig Kaiser’s legal situation, as new court records indicate the WWE star will still be permitted to travel for work while his battery case remains active.

According to recently filed documents, Kaiser’s attorney submitted a supplemental motion requesting approval for both out-of-state and international travel. The filing also notes that Kaiser’s legal team has already spoken with Florida Assistant State Attorney Shaylynne Kotch, who reportedly does not oppose the request.

Part of the filing states:

“Since the initial filing of the Motion to Travel, undersigned counsel communicated with Assistant State Attorney Shaylynne Kotch, who indicated no objection to this motion.”

The motion then asks the court to formally allow Kaiser to continue traveling domestically and internationally while the case proceeds.

Kaiser, whose real name is Marcel Barthel, was arrested earlier this week in Orange County, Florida after turning himself in over an alleged April 23 altercation at his Orlando apartment complex. He was later released after posting a $1,000 bond. Court records reportedly list fellow WWE star Gunther (Walter Hahn) as the person who paid the bond amount.

The incident stems from an encounter involving another resident in the building. According to the arrest report, the alleged victim claimed Kaiser and a woman were behaving in an “uncontrollably intimate” manner inside an elevator. After reportedly telling them to “please have some manners,” the victim alleged Kaiser punched him multiple times and shoved him to the ground.

Authorities later reviewed surveillance footage near the elevator area and identified Barthel as the suspect. The alleged victim also reportedly identified Kaiser during a photo lineup conducted by investigators.

As part of his release conditions, Kaiser has been ordered to avoid contact with victims and witnesses connected to the case. He was also granted a single supervised visit back to the apartment complex while accompanied by law enforcement.

WWE has not issued any public statement regarding the situation as of this writing.

The travel approval is especially significant given Kaiser’s upcoming AAA commitments. He is currently scheduled to compete as El Grande Americano at AAA Noche de Los Grandes in Mexico, where he is expected to face Chad Gable in a mask vs. mask match tied to their ongoing storyline rivalry.

There had been uncertainty surrounding Kaiser’s ability to appear at the event following news of the arrest. However, AAA later announced on social media that the match involving El Grande Americano had been reinstated after initially being pulled from promotional plans.

Noche de Los Grandes is set to take place May 30 in Arena Monterrey.

New Report Adds Context To Ludwig Kaiser Battery Arrest Ahead Of AAA Noche de los Grandes

More information has surfaced regarding Ludwig Kaiser’s recent battery arrest, and a new report is painting a very different picture from the version outlined in official court documents.

According to journalist Raj Giri, the incident that led to Kaiser’s arrest may have escalated after an alleged threat involving ICE was directed at Kaiser’s girlfriend, WWE and AAA personality Andrea Bazarte.

Giri reported that Kaiser and Bazarte were together in an elevator at the Paramount on Lake Eola Apartments in Orlando when the incident began. While the two were reportedly being affectionate, the report claims nothing appeared excessive or disruptive. The alleged victim, identified as Richard Reap, reportedly remained silent during the elevator ride.

However, after exiting on the 12th floor, Reap allegedly made a comment along the lines of, “You need to show some f—in’ respect before I call ICE on that b—h.” According to Giri’s account, Kaiser then exited the elevator and a physical confrontation followed. The report claims the altercation involved a scuffle, though no punches were allegedly thrown.

That account differs heavily from the details included in the arrest warrant issued by the Circuit Court of the Ninth Judicial Circuit in Orlando.

The warrant states the incident occurred on April 23, 2026, around 6:30 PM. Reap reportedly told authorities that Kaiser and Bazarte were behaving in an “uncontrollably intimate” manner inside the elevator. After asking the pair to “please have some manners” upon exiting, Reap alleged Kaiser responded violently by punching him multiple times, knocking him to the ground, and threatening additional harm.

Police documentation reportedly noted a scratch on the back of Reap’s head as well as visible redness that officers believed was consistent with a recent altercation.

Kaiser was arrested on May 20 and later released from Orange County Corrections after posting $1,000 bond.

The situation arrives at a difficult time professionally for Kaiser, who is currently involved in a featured WWE and AAA crossover storyline connected to the El Grande Americano angle. Bazarte has also played a visible role in the ongoing story.

Kaiser is currently scheduled to headline AAA Noche de los Grandes on May 30 at Arena Monterrey, where he is expected to face Chad Gable in a mask vs. mask match. With the arrest now public, questions have emerged regarding whether the case could affect Kaiser’s ability to travel internationally for the event.

AAA has already canceled the “Serenata para El Grande Americano” promotional event that had been planned for May 21 in Mexico City, though no official reason was given.

As of now, neither WWE nor AAA has publicly addressed the arrest or confirmed whether Kaiser’s status for Noche de los Grandes has changed.

The event card currently includes appearances by Bayley, Dominik Mysterio, Penta Zero Miedo, The War Raiders, Pagano, and Psycho Clown, and is scheduled to air on Fox and Fox One.