Thrilling Showdown at Triplemania 34
Dominik Mysterio promised to retain his AAA mega championship during Triplemania 34, facing El Grande Americano in Mexico City on Sunday. Known for their previous alliance turned rivalry, both wrestlers anticipated a fierce contest in the main event.
Midway through the event, AAA broadcaster Corey Graves announced the match would have no disqualifications. This change allowed weapons like chairs and belts to be used.
Corey Graves: “No disqualifications tonight! Expect chairs, belts, and more to make an appearance in this match!”
Mysterio’s Aggressive Start
Mysterio immediately took the offensive, using a chair against El Grande Americano’s midsection. He added further pain with Dorian Roldán’s belt. However, El Grande Americano found himself distracted when Mysterio’s Judgment Day ally, JD McDonagh, intervened. Despite the disturbance, Mysterio couldn’t secure a pinfall.
El Grande Americano gained a backup as Los Americanos arrived to counter McDonagh. Bravo Americano performed a daring splash from atop the video board onto Rayo, McDonagh, and AAA officials. This allowed El Grande Americano to retaliate against Mysterio but still failed to end the match.
Interventions and Drama
As the match continued, Omos entered to aid Mysterio. Earlier, Omos had won Copa Bardahl, adding another layer to the ongoing drama. Despite Omos’ attempt to disrupt El Grande Americano, he managed to avoid harm and delivered two headbutts to Mysterio in the ring.
However, El Grande Americano’s efforts faced another obstacle when Liv Morgan appeared, interrupting as he attempted a maneuver from the top rope. Nonetheless, Mysterio’s 619 and frog splash failed to secure victory, leaving both Morgan and Mysterio astonished.
Climactic Ending
Despite disruptions, El Grande Americano accidentally headbutted the official. Taking advantage, Mysterio struck him with the Mega Championship but missed with a risky move. El Grande Americano seized the moment, landing a headbutt and going for a pin.
With no referee present, AAA general manager Rey Mysterio, neck brace in place, stepped in to count the pin, crowning El Grande Americano the new Mega Champion. This victory avenged Rey Mysterio after suffering at Omos’ hands during Night 1 of Triplemania 34.
The win marked El Grande Americano’s ascent to AAA champion, overcoming betrayal by Dominik Mysterio and The Judgment Day’s deceitful tactics.
Fox News Digital senior editor, Ryan Gaydos, provided coverage.

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