AAA – 10.10.26

By Niz on 11 October 2026

AAA comes to Youtube this evening from Domo de la Feria Leon in Leon, Mexico. The announcing team for tonight’s show consists of Corey Graves and John Bradshaw Layfield on match calls and analysis, and Jesus Zuniga on ring introductions. We have two huge matches this evening, plus a big return after the events of TripleMania. It’s time, so let’s watch some lucha!

We’re on the road to Heroes Imortales, and there are some arrivals: Los Americanos are here prior to their match tonight. Here’s Joaquin Wilde entering, while Jack Cartwheel and Mini Vikingo seem prepared for their number one contenders cruiserweight match.

Tokyo Bad Boys (Kento and Takuma) vs Los Americanos (Rayo and Bravo)

JBL calls La Dinastia Wagner “the Mexican Road Warriors” during these introductions, which…no. JBL and Graves hint about Los Americanos “European influenced” offense. Rayo starts with Takuma and Rayo does some strutting before tagging in Bravo, who also feels like dancing. Kento tags in and he smashes Bravo around a bit before getting trucked. Bravo hits an Atomic Drop and fires off some rights before tagging in Rayo. Los Americanos catch a Takuma dive and Bravo nails the Bad Boys with a tope suicida. Bravo fires Kento back in and he and Rayo combine on a massive chest slap. Bravo and Kento slug it out before Takuma grabs a blind tag. Takuma hits a standing Shooting Star Press that gets two and he then pounds on Bravo in the Bad Boys corner. Kento tags in and he and Takuma get dropped by a double suplex from Bravo. Rayo tags in and he runs over Kento with elbows and headbutts before stomping on Takuma’s hands. Kento gets dropped on top of Takuma and Bravo covers Kento for two.

Rayo hits another double stomp and here’s AAA GM and WWE HOF member Rey Mysterio joining commentary. Bravo hoists both Bad Boys for a German/belly to back combo suplex, and the Americanos ascend. Rayo and Bravo hit diving headbutts on Takuma and Rayo’s cover gets two. Bravo tags in as does Kento and the Bad Boys take control with a Kento tope and a Takuma springboard moonsault. Kento slams Bravo and Takuma follows with a springboard 450 that gets two as Rayo breaks it up. Bravo and Takuma slug it out and Rayo and Kento join in. Takuma ascends for a moonsault on Rayo as Kento flies in with a cannonball on Bravo. Takuma tags in and he and Kento combine on superkicks to Bravo’s head. Bravo slips a couple of kicks and Bravo waffles Kento with a lariat. Bravo nails Kento with a flying forearm as Rayo tags in. Takuma sneaks in and ends whatever double team the Americanos were planning, but he misses his subsequent top rope move. Bravo hits a flying headbutt on Takuma and that ends things.

Total chaos, and the technicos emerge triumphant. The Bad Boys are really coming along and I dig everything about their act, but they have to win something of consequence at some point. I wonder if Los Americanos are in line for a shot at Heroes Imortales. I guess we’ll find out. This was a fun opener. 3.25*

Winners – Los Americanos (Bravo flying headbutt on Takuma)

AAA will be coming to Houston for a house show in late November! If you’re in the area, you should go!

Here’s a look back at the Los Psycho Circus saga and the introduction of El Carnicero. Pagano revealed himself to be the puppet master of the whole thing at TripleMania and now we’ll apparently hear from the Proud Sinner as to why.

Here’s Pagano out with El Carnicero for a chat. Pagano has the stick and says for months, everyone has been wondering about the attacks on Los Psychos Circus. Pagano mentions all the attacks and focuses on Psycho Clown and says the answer as to who was responsible is standing right in front of everyone. Pagano says Psycho should have known when he first asked Pagano about who was responsible. No one would suspect Pagano if he was attacked as well, so that was a big part of the plan as Psycho began to doubt his initial suspicions. Pagano says he’s been in AAA for ten years because he’s wanted Psycho’s mask but then they became friends and won titles fighting side by side, but it was always about Psycho. Pagano slugs Carnicero who’s been stomping around, which really sets the big guy off. Pagano says he was Psycho’s brother and partner, but one day in the locker room he looked at himself and didn’t recognize himself. Carnicero reminded Pagano who he really is and that he doesn’t need friends or brothers, and he’s a traitor at heart who only looks out for himself. Pagano says he finally became himself again at TripleMania and this is only the beginning.

Here’s Dave the Clown and Murder Clown out and a fight breaks out. Carnicero decimates both Clowns easily. Here’s Psycho Clown out looming up on Pagano from behind. Psycho and Pagano fight up the aisle and all the way to the back as Carnicero continues to pound away on Dave and Murder. Carnicero seems a little lost without Pagano and starts destroying everything at ringside including a poor Security goon. Carnicero searches for Pagano and finally heads to the back.

AAA Cruiserweight Championship Number One Contenders Match: Jack Cartwheel vs Mini Vikingo vs Joaquin Wilde vs Nobu-san

I’ll do my best here, folks. There’s a bunch of cover attempts at the start and they all get two. Cartwheel stands off with Vikingo and they exchange mirror offense before Cartwheel hits a rolling senton on Vikingo that gets two. Nobu cuts off Cartwheel and sends him to the floor. Vikingo pops Nobu with a thrust kick and gets tripped up by Wilde when he goes for a tope. Wilde watches as Vikingo nails Nobu with a blockbuster, and Wilde follows with a tope on all three opponents. Wilde runs Vikingo back in and mashes him with a lariat before setting up a quick alliance with Nobu. Nobu hits a springboard moonsault off of Wilde’s back onto Vikingo. Cartwheel comes back in and everyone squares off again, before Wilde and Nobu attack Vikingo in a corner. Carthweel runs into a Nobu dropkick after disposing of Wilde, and Vikingo crushes Nobu with a dropkick and a Michioku Driver that gets two.

Vikingo hits Cartwheel with a Destroyer but he lands on his feet and ascends. Vikingo slips out of the way of Cartwheel’s Sky Twister Press attempt and everyone is down. Nobu mashes Wilde with a headbutt and yanks Vikingo down from behind. Nobu mounts Cartwheel on a turnbuckle before nailing Wilde with a superlkick. Nobu leaps onto Wilde’s back and hits Cartwheel with a superplex that gets two. Nobu and Cartwheel combine on a chain reaction spot and Wilde nails Cartwheel with a poison rana. Vikingo rolls Wilde and Nobu around and covers Wilde for two. Wilde recovers and ascends but Nobu leaps up to cut off anything further. Cartwheel just murders Nobu with a rolling Pele kick and then crushes Nobu with a Sasuke Special. Carthweel ascends and nails Wilde with a Twister Press but Vikingo follows immediately with a 630 on Cartwheel’s back. Cartwheel and Vikingo slug it out and Vikingo crushes Cartwheel with a crucifix driver. Nobu breaks up the cover at two. Vikingo hits a standing Spanish Fly on Nobu and ascends for a tornillo on Wilde and Cartwheel on the floor. Vikingo ascends again and hits the Phoenix splash on Nobu to end things.

There was some sloppiness in this one and while I appreciate the unreal athleticism of all these guys, everyone needs to keep their opponents in mind while pulling off these huge spots. Vikingo gets the shot at Heroes Imortales against Rey Fenix, and that should be quite a contest. 3*

Winner AND NEW Number One Contender for the AAA Cruiserweight Championship – Mini Vikingo (Phoenix splash on Nobu-san)

Post-match sees AAA Cruiserweight Champion Rey Fenix cut a backstage promo about being excited to face Vikingo at Heroes Imortales. The credits roll and we’re out.

A fun episode this week and we got some more storyline stuff with the Clowns. I wonder what we’ll get out of this for Heroes Imortales but at least we know the Fenix match, and I’d guess maybe Los Americanos against La Dinastia Wagner might be on the cards as well.

Thanks for reading. Enjoy your Sunday.