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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

Stephanie Vaquer Regains Women’s World Title From Liv Morgan at WWE Live Event in Front of Home Crowd in Chile

In a rare occurrence, a WWE world title has changed hands at a live event. Stephanie Vaquer is once again the WWE Women’s World Champion.

In a surprising title change that took place away from television, Vaquer defeated Liv Morgan at a WWE live event in Santiago, Chile on Saturday, September 12. The championship bout was especially significant for Vaquer as it took place in front of her home country crowd, with Becky Lynch serving as the special guest referee.

Morgan appeared to have the match won after connecting with Oblivion and covering Vaquer for the pinfall. However, Lynch refused to complete the three-count and instead directed a pair of middle fingers toward the champion, drawing a strong reaction from the audience.

An angry Morgan then turned her attention to Lynch, but the distraction proved costly. Vaquer capitalized with a superkick before delivering her SVB finisher. She followed up with the Vaquer Inferno, a corkscrew moonsault, to score the victory and capture the WWE Women’s World Championship.

The win marks Vaquer’s second reign with the title. Her previous championship run lasted seven months before Morgan defeated her at WrestleMania 42 in April 2026. Morgan had successfully retained the championship against Vaquer in a rematch on Raw just days earlier.

Following the title victory, Vaquer celebrated with the Santiago crowd as fellow WWE stars Sol Ruca, IYO SKY, and Bayley joined her at ringside. SKY lifted the new champion onto her shoulders while Bayley later shared a backstage photo featuring the Chilean flag, reflecting on the special moment.

Morgan’s latest reign comes to an end after 147 days as champion. WWE has not yet announced whether she will receive an immediate rematch for the title.

The championship change is notable given how rarely WWE world titles switch hands at non-televised live events, making Vaquer’s homecoming victory one of the most memorable moments of the year.

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 SmackDown Preview 9/11/2026

WWE SmackDown live tonight at 8/7c on USA Network from Arena CDMX in Mexico City.

  • Undisputed WWE Championship Match: CM Punk (c) vs. Sami Zayn
  • Interim WWE Women’s Championship Match: Chelsea Green (c) vs. Nia Jax
  • AAA Cruiserweight Championship Match: Rey Fenix (c) vs. Ricky Saints
  • AAA Tag Team Championship Match: War Raiders (c) vs. Damian Priest & R-Truth
  • Paige vs. Nikki Bella
  • Find out what’s next for Cody Rhodes after his loss to Randy Orton

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.

WWE NXT Preview 9/8/2026

WWE NXT tonight at 8/7c on The CW.

  • NXT Women’s Championship Match: Kelani Jordan (c) vs. Jaida Parker
  • NXT North American Championship Match: Jackson Drake (c) vs. Tavion Heights
  • Tony D’Angelo, Mason Rook, & Saquon Shugars vs. EK Prosper, Cruz Montana, & Keanu Carver (The winners will compete next week to determine the next No. 1 Contender for the NXT Title)

Conflicting Reports Surface About Bayley’s WWE Contract Situation

Bayley’s WWE future has become the subject of conflicting reports following her surprise return on this week’s episode of WWE Raw.

The former Women’s Champion made her first appearance since July by interfering in Lyra Valkyria’s attempt to qualify for the Women’s Money in the Bank Ladder Match, immediately reigniting their ongoing rivalry. Her return led many fans to believe recent speculation surrounding her WWE contract had been settled.

However, reports regarding her status with the company are telling two very different stories.

According to Dave Meltzer on a recent edition of Wrestling Observer Radio, Bayley has already agreed to a new deal with WWE.

“She signed a new deal,” Meltzer stated while discussing Bayley’s return.

That report was later challenged by PWInsider Elite, which described Meltzer’s claim as inaccurate. According to PWInsider’s sources, Bayley has not signed a new contract and there have reportedly been no recent negotiations between the two sides.

The report further noted that Bayley’s current WWE deal still has significant time remaining, making immediate contract talks unnecessary. Sources also disputed any suggestion that Bayley’s return to television was contingent upon signing a new agreement.

While questions remain regarding the exact details of her contractual situation, there appears to be no uncertainty about WWE’s plans for Bayley on-screen.

Her return immediately resumed her feud with Valkyria, the former tag team partner who turned on Bayley several months ago. The rivalry previously led to a match at Saturday Night’s Main Event in July, where Valkyria picked up the victory.

At the time, many viewed the loss as a potential write-off should Bayley decide not to remain with WWE. Instead, her return suggests the storyline is far from over.

Valkyria has seen limited action on Raw since their previous encounter, with this week’s Money in the Bank qualifying match marking only her second match on the brand since defeating Bayley.

For now, Bayley is back on WWE television, but whether she has already signed a new contract remains unclear as conflicting reports continue to emerge.

WWE Raw Preview 9/7/2026

WWE Raw live tonight at 8:00 pm ET/5:00 pm PT on Netflix from the Legacy Arena in Birmingham, Alabama.

  • Fallout from Sunday Night’s Main Event
  • Women’s World Championship: Liv Morgan (c) vs. Stephanie Vaquer
  • Men’s and Women’s Money in the Bank Qualifying matches begin.

WWE Sunday Night’s Main Event Results 9/6/2026, Bronson Reed Returns

Results for WWE Saturday Sunday Night’s Main Event 9/6/2026 from Atlanta, Georgia.

Five Minute Challenge

Lil Yachty vs. Baron Corbin

The evening kicked off with a unique stipulation. If Atlanta native Lil Yachty could survive five minutes against United States Champion Baron Corbin, his friend Trick Williams would receive an immediate shot at the title.

Yachty showed plenty of heart throughout the contest, using his speed and even some help from friends at ringside to stay alive. Corbin dominated much of the challenge and appeared moments away from victory on multiple occasions.

With just seconds remaining, Yachty escaped a dangerous situation in the corner and successfully ran out the clock to secure the opportunity for Trick Williams.

Winner: Lil Yachty (survived the five-minute time limit)

Following the challenge, an enraged Corbin put Yachty through a table before the championship match began.

WWE United States Championship

Trick Williams def. Baron Corbin (c)

Despite the attack on his friend, Trick Williams wasted no time taking the fight to Corbin.

The challenger controlled the early stages before Corbin slowed the pace and targeted Williams with a methodical assault both inside and outside the ring. Corbin repeatedly focused on wearing Trick down and nearly retained after hitting Deep Six.

Late in the match, Yachty returned to neutralize Corbin’s attempt to use the championship belt as a weapon. Moments later, Williams capitalized by connecting with the Trick Shot.

The impact was enough to score the three-count and complete the upset.

Winner: Trick Williams via pinfall to become the NEW WWE United States Champion

Williams celebrated the championship victory with Yachty as pyro erupted around the arena.

Bron Breakker vs. Oba Femi

Two of WWE’s most physically dominant stars collided in a highly anticipated showdown.

Breakker and Femi engaged in a hard-hitting battle that lived up to expectations, with both men trading power moves and near falls throughout the contest. The match spilled outside the ring multiple times as neither competitor was willing to give an inch.

As the action intensified, outside interference began to play a role. Austin Theory and Logan Paul attempted to get involved, while Maxxine Dupri provided Breakker with a pair of brass knuckles.

Before Breakker could take advantage, Oba countered and regained momentum. However, the match came to an abrupt end when a returning Bronson Reed stormed the ring and attacked Femi with a steel chair.

The match ended in controversy when returning Bronson Reed stormed the ring and attacked Oba Femi with a steel chair, forcing the referee to call for the bell.

Winner: Oba Femi via disqualification after Bronson Reed interfered on behalf of Bron Breakker

After the bell, Reed with Breakker continued the assault, delivering multiple chair shots and several devastating Tsunami splashes to Femi before WWE officials finally intervened.

Six-Woman Tag Team Match

Jade Cargill & The Baddies def. Alexa Bliss, Charlotte Flair & Tatum Paxley

The women’s division was on display in a fast-paced six-woman tag team encounter.

Alexa Bliss and Tatum Paxley provided early momentum for their team, but Jade Cargill and The Baddies eventually took control through frequent tags and aggressive teamwork.

Charlotte Flair nearly secured victory after connecting with a moonsault and several trademark offensive sequences, but interference and distractions from the opposing side prevented her from putting the match away.

In the closing moments, Cargill delivered Jaded to Flair and scored the decisive pinfall.

Winners: Jade Cargill & The Baddies via pinfall

Main Event

Randy Orton def. Cody Rhodes

Longtime rivals Cody Rhodes and Randy Orton closed out the show in a physical and emotional main event.

The match quickly turned personal as both men targeted each other’s weaknesses and repeatedly brawled around ringside. Orton even attempted to get under Rhodes’ skin by confronting members of Cody’s family seated at ringside.

Rhodes appeared to gain control late after delivering multiple Cross Rhodes and leaving Orton vulnerable. However, the veteran continued to find ways to survive.

As the referee situation broke down due to repeated collisions, Orton took advantage of the chaos. After appearing defeated and pleading with Rhodes, Orton struck at the perfect moment, catching both Rhodes and an official off guard before delivering a sudden RKO.

With referee Charles Robinson finally back in position, Orton covered Rhodes and secured the victory.

Winner: Randy Orton via pinfall

WWE Saturday Night’s Main Event Results (9/6/2026)

  • Lil Yachty survived Baron Corbin’s Five Minute Challenge
  • Trick Williams def. Baron Corbin to win the WWE United States Championship
  • Oba Femi def. Bron Breakker via disqualification after interference from Bronson Reed
  • Jade Cargill & The Baddies def. Alexa Bliss, Charlotte Flair & Tatum Paxley
  • Randy Orton def. Cody Rhodes

The biggest stories coming out of Saturday Night’s Main Event were Trick Williams capturing the United States Championship, Bronson Reed’s shocking return, and Randy Orton stealing a controversial victory over Cody Rhodes in the night’s main event.

WWE Sunday Night’s Main Event 9/6/2026 (Card)

WWE Sunday Night’s Main Event live tonight at 8/7c on Peacock from State Farm Arena in Atlanta, Georgia.

CARD

  • Randy Orton vs. Cody Rhodes
  • Bron Breakker vs. Oba Femi
  • Five Minute Challenge: Baron Corbin vs. Lil Yachty (If Yachty survives the five minutes, Trick Williams gets a US Title shot)
  • Charlotte Flair, Alexa Bliss & Tatum Paxley vs. Jade Cargill, Michin & B-Fab
  • Performance by Quavo