AAA Triplemania 34 Night 2 Results – Sept. 13, 2026 – Dominik Mysterio vs. El Grande Americano

Results
Sep 13, 2026

September 13, 2026
Mexico City, Mexico – Arena CDMX
English Commentary: Corey Graves and John Bradshaw Layfield
Results via Jeff Moss of F4WOnline.com

Quick Match Results

  1. Copa Bardahl match – Omos won via last eliminating Nino Hamburguesa
  2. AAA Reina de Reinas Championship – La Catalina defeated Flammer (c) via Busaiku Knee (pinfall)
  3. Mexican Street Fight match – El Carnicero defeated Psycho Clown via Pinfall
  4. AAA Cruiserweight Championship Fatal Four-way match – Rey Fenix (c) defeated Mini Vikingo, Jack Cartwheel, and Nathan Frazer via Mexican Muscle Buster (pinfall)
  5. AAA World Tag Team Championship Open Challenge match – The Wagner Brothers defeated War Raiders (c) via Top Rope Splash (pinfall)
  6. AAA Mega Championship No Disqualification match – El Grande Americano defeated Dominik Mysterio (c) via Diving Headbutt (pinfall)

Copa Bardahl Match
Mr. Iguana vs. Abismo Negro Jr. vs. Histeria vs. Mascarita Sagrada vs. Taurus vs. El Fiscal vs. Laredo Kid vs. Mecha Wolf vs. La Parka vs. El Mesias vs. Dinamico vs. Texano Jr. vs. Omos vs. Chris Carter vs. Nino Hamburguesa

The Copa Bardahl Cibernetico match wis a Triplemania tradition. The match lis like a Royal Rumble (an over-the-top-rope battle royal with a staggered entry system) with two luchadores starting and a new competitor entering the ring every 90 seconds. The big difference is that participants can be eliminated by being thrown over the top rope (with both feet hitting the floor), or conventionally via pinfall and submission. The last Copa Bardahl was won by none other than Omos. There are 15 luchadores in the match and an all-luchadore rumble sounds like the most fun you can have without committing a crime of some sort.

The first luchadore to enter: None other than Mr. Iguana! Iguana failed to capture the AAA Latin American Championship from his best friend La Parka on Night 1 so he might be a little tired. Especially when facing the second entrant: Abismo Negro!

They locked up and Negro got Iguana up in a Military Press, but Iguana got out of it and hit an iguanaranarana into an armbar as the second entrant arrived: Histeria. Histeria is a member of Los Vipers with Negro, so they immediately began double teaming Iguana. Negro went for a cover, but Iguana kicked out at two. They started trying to throw him over the top rope as Mascarita Sagrada arrived as the next entrant.

Sagrada took down Negro with a headscissor, but fell victim to the Los Vipers numbers game. Iguana slid him La Yesca and Sagrada beat up Negro and Histeria with the puppet. The next entrant arrived: Tarus, the third member of Los Vipers.

Tarus sent Iguana to the corner and hit him with double knees. Los Vipers stomped him and hit a double team before Negro flew in with a double stomp from the top rope. Sagrada tried to help, but couldn’t do much against Los Vipers. Taurus speared Sagrada and Los Vipers stomped him as the next entrant arrived: El Fiscal! Fiscal and Negro are blood enemies, so he came in (dressed as Skeletor oddly enough) and took out Los Vipers.

Fiscal eliminated Negro, but Taurus and Histeria skinned the cat. Fiscal tried to knock them off the apron, but Negro came back in and eliminated Fiscal. They brawled to the back while Taurus tried to eliminate Iguana. Then Laredo Kid arrived in a foul mood because he came up empty on Night 1.

Laredo hit a big headscissor on Taurus then a Mexican Destroyer on Histeria before Sagrada got involved and Laredo hit him with a driver. Laredo and Iguana started throwing punches and the 8th entrant arrived in the name of Mecha Wolf. He DDT’d Laredo then Iguana slapped him with La Yesca. Mecha bit Iguana and Sagrada tried to help. Mecha slammed Sagrada onto Iguana, but Iguana kicked out of the cover.

The 9th entrant was none other than the Latin American Champion La Parka. He hit backbreakers on Histeria and Taurus before flapjacking Laredo. La Parka then eliminated Taurus and hit a bone breaker on Histeria to get a pin and eliminate him. Iguana and La Parka started working together as El Mesias arrived in the tenth spot.

Mesias clotheslined La Parka and powerslammed Laredo before giving Iguana a backbreaker. Sagrada didn’t fare much better as Mesias and Mecha formed a loose alliance. Mesias got a two count on Laredo before the 11th entrant, Dinamico, strutted down to the ring. He hit Mesias with a dropkick and then a cutter on Laredo. He hit a pop up powerbomb on Iguana, then a brutal knee on La Parka for a two count.

Mecha grabbed Dinamico and Dinamico responded with a springboard cutter. Mecha then misted Dinamico and Mesias speared him for a double stack pin to eliminate Dinamico.

Texano, Jr. was the 12th entrant and he immediately slapped down Laredo and Mecha. He hit them both with a double power slam and then he and Mesias renewed their rivalry with right hands. Texano dropped him with a leg for a two count as the 13th entrant, Omos (last year’s winner!) stomped down to the ring.

Everyone stopped in the ring and got set for the arrival of the giant. Omos stepped over the top rope and like a Steven Segal movie, everyone attacked him one at a time except Sagrada. He and Omos stood face-to-crotch ad Omos picked him up for a slam. Everyone else attacked, but Texano and Laredo fell to Omos’ big hands. Mesias was next and then Omos chokeslammed Mecha for three.

La Parka put up a fight, but Omos clothesline him over the top rope for an elimination. Only Iguana and Sagrada were left until the 14th entrant’s music hit: Chris Carter. Carter is kinda the 2026 AAA version of Duane Gill, so it wasn’t surprising that Omos immediately threw him over the top rope for an elimination.

The 15th Entrant was all that was left and it was 2-time Copa winner Nino Hamburguesa! He is a big man and immediately started throwing hands at Omos. He got him into the corner and splashed him. Omos fought back and eliminated Iguana, but then Sagrada jumped on Omos’ head and caused him to lose his balance and spill over the top rope! Omos’ feet didn’t hit the floor and Omos got back into the ring and eliminated Hamburguesa to become a back-to-back Copa winner.

Winner: Omos to become the winner of the 2026 Copa Bardahl.

AAA Reina de Reinas Championship
La Catalina vs. Flammer (c)

As of this writing, Flammer has held the Reina de Reinas title for a ludicrous 1128 days (only ROH Women’s Champion Athena has had a title longer at 1371 days). As for this match though, at Verano de Escándalo, Flammer retained the title in a triple threat match against Lady Shani and La Catalina. She then went to GM Rey Mysterio’s office where she declared that she was taking Triplemania off since she has beaten all worthy challengers. Disagreeing, Mysterio announced a #1 Contender’s gauntlet match at Ola de Calor which was won by Catalina.

At Triplemania Night 1, Roxanne Perez won a four-way match against Natti, Faby Apache and La Hiedra to earn a shot at whomever holds the Reina de Reinas title at Worlds Collide on September 26th. After that match, La Hiedra and Flammer seemed to be at odds with each other, which could make for an interesting bout tonight.

Catalina grabbed a headlock off the bell but Flammer shook her off. Flammer shot Catalina off the ropes, but she came back with a shoulder block and a dropkick to put the champion on her back. Catalina clubbed Flammer to the mat, but Flammer rolled out and grabbed her ankle, dragging Catalina to the outside where she ran her head up against the announce table and the steel steps.

Flammer threw Catalina back into the ring and stomped her before putting her in a submission lock not unlike a chicken wing. Catalina kicked her way out of the hold and started throwing punches. Flammer hit her with a really stiff looking forearm and then put her in an octpus hold. Catalina pushed through and slammed Flammer to break it.

She dropkicked Flammer and then hit a hip attack to knock her out of the ring. Catalina then speared Flammer on the outside but Flammer turned the tables and threw her into the barricades. Catalina simply got up on top of the barricade and splashed Flammer. Catalina threw her back into the ring and went up top for a missile dropkick.

Catalina sent Flammer to the corner for a hip attack, then tried a cover for a two count. Catalina hit a modified Gory bomb for another two count. Flammer rolled through for a double stomp before hitting a double underhook drop-her-on-her-head for two. Flammer chopped and kicked Catalina, trying to wear the challenger down.

Catalina fought back and speared Flammer in the center of the ring, but Flammer wasn’t done yet. Catalina sent her to the corner, but Flammer kicked her in the face and then dropped her with a sit-out powerbomb for two. Flammer went up top and tried a swanton, but Catalina moved and she crashed to the mat. Catalina went up for a splash, but Flammer got the knees up.

Flammer hit a codebreaker then dropkicked Catalina’s head off, sending her to the outside. Flammer threw her back in and looked up the ramp expectantly, but no one was there. Catalina took advantage and slammed Flammer, hanging her up on the ropes for a hip atack and then a running knee to get the 1-2-3 and Catalina ends Flammers historic reign and becomes the Reina de Reinas Champion!

Mexican Street Fight Match
Psycho Clown vs. El Carnicero

Way back on the August 8th epsode of AAA, Psycho Clown was in a triple threat match to earn a spot to fight for the then-vacant AAA Latin American Championship. However, an unknown luchador appeared behind the barricade and brutally attacked Clown, costing him the match. That was the first time we’ve laid eyes on El Carnicero. At Ola de Calor, Carnicero made his in-ring debut that ended in a no contest when Psycho Clown arrived with a kendo stick get some measure of revenge on Carnicero. He then challenged him to a Mexican Street Fight, which I assume is like a regular street fight, but with way better food.

At Night 1 of Triplemania, Psycho filled in for an injured Panic Clown ot defend the AAA Trios Titles, but Carnicero got involved and Psycho abandoned Murder and Dave (the Clown), which resulted in them losing the titles to Los Perros Del Mal. So Psycho may not have the backup he’s used to when taking on the monster. It should also be noted that El Carnicero has been stalking the Psycho Circus since February, so there’s a lot of tension for this match.

Carnicero started taking out everyone at ringside during Psycho’s entrance, but that just let Psycho get the drop on him and threw hands until Carnicero caught him with a big boot and threw Psycho across the ring. Psycho grabbed a kendo stick and broke it over Carnicero’s back. Carnicero grabbed the stick and destroyed it before Psycho dropkicked him to the floor.

Psycho went for a suicida but Carnicero threw a trash can at his head to stop him mid-dive. Carnicero started throwing forearms and clotheslines before taking a chair and bending it over Psycho’s back. He drove the chair into Psycho’s midsection again and again before going to drop a leg. Psycho moved the chair though and Carnicero crotched himself on it.

Psycho beat Carnicero with the chair before going under the ring for a table (yes, it was a Slim Jim Official Table). Psycho set it up in the ring and went to hit Carnicero with the chair, but Carnicero punched it out of his hand and flattened Psycho before setting the chair up in the ropes in the corner.

Psycho dodged a charge though and Carnicero ran into his own chair. Psycho then hit him with the trash can and laid him out on the Slim Jim Official Table before climbing up top and splashing Carnicero through it! Psycho went for a pin, but Carnicero kicked out at two.

They got to their feet and threw hands until Psycho pulled his face off (it’s a thing he does). Psycho grabbed a can, but Carnicero hit the can into Psycho with a big boot. Carnicero wrapped Psycho up in the ropes and went to charge at him, but stopped short and smiled. He went under the ring and grabbed a toolbox, tossing it into the ring.

Suddenly, Pagano returned! Pagano grabbed a Kendo stick and jumped in the ring between Carnicero and Psycho. But then, shocking us all, Pagano stepped to the side and let Carcinero deck Psycho with the toolbox! Carnicero made the cover and got the victory, thanks to Pagano.

Winner: El Carnicero via Pinfall.

After the match, Pagano handed Carnicero the kendo stick and he beat Psycho with it until it was in splinters.

Backstage: Dominik Mysterio, Dorian Roldan, Omos

Backstage, Dorian Roldan, Omos and AAA Mega Champion Dominik Mysterio were talking about the evening, celebrating Omos’ win. Dom told Omos that he could stay in the back during his match with El Grande Americano because he’s got it in the bag.

AAA Cruiserweight Championship Fatal Four-way Match
Jack Cartwheel vs. Nathan Frazer vs. Mini Vikingo vs. Rey Fenix (c)

At Ola de Calor, Frazer, Cartwheel and Vikingo tore it up in a three way #1 Contender’s match that unfortunately (or fortunately, given how good it was) went to a time limit draw. Fenix then came out to say that they were all deserving of a title shot and this Fatal 4-Way was booked. Fenix volunteering to take on three opponents says that he’s ready willing and able to take on the best of the best. This should easily be the match of the night, provided Vikingo, Cartwheel and Frazer aren’t too burned out from their matches on Night 1 of Triplemania.

Before the match started, we were informed that the Main Event tonight will be a No DQ match!

The bell rang and Cartwheel went for a quick cover, but couldn’t get a one. Vikingo took him out and countered a sunset flip from Frazer. Cartwheel hit a neckbreaker on Fenix and then swept Frazer’s legs before delivering a Slamstand. He hit a rolling senton on Frazer but could only get a two count.

Frazer caught Cartwheel with a slingblade and and then dropped Vikingo for a two count. Fenix kicked Fazer to the outside and then ran into a superkick from Vikingo. Vikingo sent Cartwheel and Frazer out before hitting a destroyer on Fenix for a two count. Vikingo then hit a tornado dive from the ringpost onto Frazer and Cartwheel on the outside.

Back in the ring, Vikingo set up Fenix in the corner for a poisonrana, but Fenix kicked out of the cover at two. Vikingo went up top, but Fenix hit him with an uppercut. Frazer and Cartwheel tried a double team but Fenix hit them with a double cutter before kick Vikingo in the face from the apron before taking him down with a moonsault.

Cartwheel caught Fenix with a kick, but Fenix came back with a slam. Frazer tried to get into it but Fenix nailed him with a flip and got a two count off the cover. Frazer then took out Cartwheel and Vikingo before diving through the ropes onto Fenix. He quickly threw him back in the ring and went up top, but Fenix met him there and Super German Suplexed him.

Fenix ran into a superkick, but Frazer could only get a two count out of it. Cartwheel came in a tried to steal one with a rollup, but couldn’t get the pin. Frazer sent him over the top rope then went for a springboard dove, but Vikingo and Cartwheel moved on the outside and he landed face first on the announce table.

Fenix went up top, but Cartwheel ripped him down with a powerbomb. Vikingo then took out Cartwheel and hit a Crucifix driver on Fenix from the top. Cartwheel hit him with a destroyer, then went up top and twisting-splashed Fenix, but Frazer broke up the count.

All four staggered to their feet and started spamming chops around in a circle. Then they went to superkicks. Then a barraged of strikes from all angles left all four laying in the middle of the ring.

Fenix sent Cartwheel to the corner and set him up for the Mexican Muscle Buster. He nailed him, but Vikingo flew in out of nowhere with a shooting star press and broke up the count. Vikingo grabbed Cartwheel for a two count as well. Fenix sent Vikingo to the corner and went for a second-rope Mexican Muscle Buster on him. Frazer grabbed Fenix though and and powerbombed them both to the mat.

Cartwheel came back in and rocked Frazer, throwing him into the corner. Cartwheel then cartwheeled over the top rope to take out Fenix and Vikingo on the outside before climbing up for Jack’s Arrow from the top rope on Frazer. He went for the cover, but Frazker kicked out.

Vikingo came in and went up top hitting a twisting 450 on Cartwheel. Fenix grabbed him off of it for a Mexican Muscle Buster and made the cover 1-2-3 to retain his Cruiserweight Title.

Winner: Rey Fenix via Pinfall to retain the AAA World Cruiserweight Championship.

Backstage, new Trios Champions Perros Del Mal roughed up a production guy and made him play their music. They marched to the ring and beat the hell out of Vikingo, Frazer and Cartwheel. Perros Del Mal stood on the Ringposts and put the word out, God forgives, Los Perros do not.

AAA World Championship Open Challenge Match
The Wagner Brothers (Galeno & El Hijo de. Dr. Wagner Jr.) vs. War Raiders (Ivar & Erik) (c)

Erik & Ivar won the AAA Tag titles at May’s Noche de Los Grandes, by defeating Pagano and Psycho Clown. Since then, they have pretty much dominated the Tag Scene in AAA, but that same scene has been bursting at the seams with great tag teams lately.

And who answered the call? Brothers El Hijo de Dr Wagner Jr and Galeno!

Wagner and Erik kicked things off with Wagner running off the ropes and dropping Erik. Ivar tagged in and they traded punches. Wagner tagged Galeno and they double teamed Ivar. Galeno went for an early cover but Ivar kicked out. Ivar then rolled out of the ring ring to regroup, but Wagner kicked Erik off the corner, allowing Ivar to grab him and send him into the barricades.

Ivar rolled Wagner back into the ring and went for a cover, but Wagner kicked out at two. Erik tagged in and the Raiders beat on Wager next to the ropes. Erik ran over and hit Galeno with a right in the corner before putting Wagner in a face lock. Wagner fought out of it but he and Erik caught each other with a double clothesline.

Galeno tagged in and battered Ivar in the corner. He scoop slammed Erik and hit him with a splash off the ropes. Ivar came back into it and dropped Galeno before going up top for a freakin’ moonsault for two! Erik tagged in and Galeno turned the tides and got a tag to Wagner. Wagner ran into Ivar though who clobbered him for a two count.

The War Raiders hit a double powerbomb on Wagner, but Galeno ran in to break it up. Galeno dropped his straps and dove over the top rope to take out the Raiders on the outside. He threw Erik back into Wagner who hit him with a Wagner Driver. Galeno followed that with a splash from up top and 1-2-3 they are new Tag Team Champions!

Winner: The Wagner Brothers via Pinfall to become the new AAA World Tag Team Champions.

AAA Mega Championship No Disqualification
El Grande Americano vs. Dominik Mysterio (c)

El Grande Americano defied the odds at Rey de Reyes by defeating La Parka, Santos Escobar, and “OG” El Grande Americano in a fatal four-way match to secure this championship opportunity (and a really baller sword). Then, at Verano de Escándalo, Americano reluctantly joined forces with Dominik Mysterio to revive Los Gringos Locos (2.0) in a tag match against Los Perros del Mal, but Dominik deserted his partner mid-match before announcing his new alliance with Omos and Dorian Roldán.

At Ola de Calor, things escalated during a (sigh) contract signing where Americano challenged Dominik to prove he deserved his “King of the Luchadores” title. When Dominik balked at signing, General Manager Rey Mysterio threatened to strip him of the belt; however, Americano refused to accept the title on a technicality. Once Rey Mysterio and Omos made their own match for Night 1 of Triplemania, Dominik relented and signed the contract to make the championship defense against Americano official.

Then, to make matters even more dire for Americano, Omos violently won his match against Rey Mysterio on Night 1 of Triplemania meaning he has been reinstated to AAA and can be at ringside for this match. With Rey out of the picture, we’ll have to see if anyone can step up and watch Americano’s back.

The bell rang and Americano dropkicked Dom right in the face. He whipped him from corner to corner, delivering shots at every turn. Americano sent Dom to the outside and bounced his head off all the announce tables. He hit him with a big right hand then clotheslined him over the barricades.

They fought up and into the crowd where Americano hit Dom’s head off of the steel railing. Dom went for the eyes though and turned the tables, dragging Americano back to the ringside area. Dom chopped Americano against the apron, but Americano came back and threw Dom into the steel steps.

Americano then pull the upper stair off and set up Dom for a piledriver. Dom got out of it though and swept the leg, sending Americano crashing to the steel. He grabbed a chair and smacked it across Americano’s midsection before tearing Americano’s singlet.

Americano got back in the ring and Dom followed with the chair, walloping Americano repeatedly. Americano tripped Dom up though and pummelled him with shots. Dom countered it and grabbed the chair again, laying in even more shots with the steel. Roldan then passed Dom his belt (his pants belt, not the title belt) and Dom whipped him with the leather over and over again.

Americano grabbed the belt and Dom tugged at it, but he wouldn’t let it go. Americano used the belt to pull Dom in for a clothesline. He then peppered him with punches in the corner and hit an insiguri for a two count. Americano grabbed the belt and returned the favor, whipping Dom repeatedly before hitting a rolling senton and a kick to the face for two.

Americano grabbed Dom by the hair and wrapped the belt around his neck. He choke dhim as Roldan jumped up on the apron to distract the ref. JD McDonnagh showed up and punched Americano, opening him up for a 619 by Dom. Rayo and Bravo Americano ran down to run off JD. Bravo scaled the antrance screen and dove onto JD and a bunch of security.

Back in the ring, Americano hit an Air Raid Crash, but Dom wasn’t done yet and kicked out at two. Bravo and Rayo walked back to the ring, but the shadow of Omos fell onto both of them and he took them out on the ramp. Americano dove through the ropes at Omos, but it had no effect and he grabbed Americano and ran him into the ringpost.

Omos stalked Americano around the ring before lifting him up for a chokeslam. Americano poked Omos in the eyes and then dropped to low-blow him. Americano grabbed a chair and hit Omos over and over and over again until he fell to his knees at the barricade.

Omos charged Americano, but Americano moved and Omos ran himself through the barricade. Americano went back into the ring where Dom tried to low blow him, but Americano dodged it and nailed Dom with a running headbutt. The ref counted, but Dom managed to kick out at two.

Americano went up top, but Dom met him there. They traded shots on the ring post until Americano shoved Dom to the mat and then suddenly Liv Morgan ran down and knocked Americano off the post. That let Dom 619 him again and then go up for a frog splash. Dom made the cover, but Americano kicked out at 2.5.

Americano and Dom fought in the middle of the ring, with Americano accidentally taking out the ref. Liv grabbed the title belt and slid it to Dom. Dom clocked Americano with it then went up top for another frog splash, but Americano moved out of the way. He picked up speed and hit a second running headbutt, but there was no official to make the count.

Suddenly, in a neck brace and refs jersey, Rey Mysterio ran to the ring and counted 1-2-3 to make El Grande Americano the new AAA Mega Champion!!

Winner: El Grande Americano via Pinfall to become the new AAA Mega Champion.

After the match, a full mariachi band came out to serenade the new Mega Champion who sat in the ring, tearfully clutching his newly won belt. He hugged Rey and stood atop the ringpost, sharing the victory with all of Mexico and fans everywhere.

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