AAA on FOX Results, Stream, Highlights and Key Moments for November 14, 2026

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Lucha Libre AAA returns with another live broadcast from the Gimnasio Olímpico in Mexico City, Mexico, as the company continues building toward Worlds Collide. The show will feature Rey Mysterio addressing serious allegations, Omos returning to the ring, and AAA Cruiserweight Champion Rey Fenix looking for his next challenger.

Rey Mysterio is scheduled to respond to allegations of infidelity that surfaced on last week’s show. Dorian Roldán accused Mysterio of having a romantic relationship with Marisela Peña, and fans will now hear what Mysterio has to say about the accusations. With the controversy becoming a major part of AAA programming, his response could lead to another confrontation.

Omos will also be in action as he faces Pimpinela Escarlata in singles competition. The massive size difference gives Omos a clear physical advantage, but Pimpinela will look to find a way to overcome the giant and pull off a major upset.

AAA World Cruiserweight Champion Rey Fenix is also scheduled to appear as he searches for competitors to enter a tournament that will determine his next championship challenger. With Worlds Collide approaching, the tournament could establish the next major contender for Fenix’s title.

The show kicks off at 10:00 PM ET on FOX in Latin America and is available for international fans on streaming platforms like YouTube. Ringside News will provide live, match-by-match updates and highlights throughout the night. Stay tuned to this page, refresh for the latest results as the action unfolds, and join the conversation in the comments below!

AAA on FOX Stream (11/14/26):

Matches & Key Moments Scheduled for AAA on FOX on November 14, 2026

  • Rey Mysterio Responds to Infidelity Allegations
  • Pimpinela Escarlata vs. Omos
  • AAA World Cruiserweight Champion Rey Fenix Appearance

AAA on FOX Results (11/14/26): Live Match Updates and Highlights

Lucha Libre AAA kicked off with a recap of Dorian Roldan’s accusations against Rey Mysterio. Last week, Roldan accused Rey of having an affair with his mother, Marisela Peña, abusing his power as General Manager, creating unsafe working conditions, and attacking a fan, who turned out to be Omos.

Roldan opened the show and was loudly booed by the crowd. He announced that his mother would not appear and claimed Rey’s time as General Manager was over. He also took more shots at Rey for allegedly cheating on his wife.

Rey Mysterio came out and confronted Roldan. Rey said he wanted to beat him up but had something more important to address. He defended his decisions as General Manager and confirmed he would captain Team Mexico against Cody Rhodes’ team at Survivor Series.

Roldan continued accusing Rey of using his position to take advantage of his mother. Rey denied the affair and accused Roldan of lying and disrespecting his own mother. Roldan then announced that the AAA Board of Directors had named him the new Interim General Manager. His first decision was to have Rey Mysterio removed from the building.

Security escorted Rey out as the crowd booed. Rey tried to get back into the ring to attack Roldan, but security stopped him. Roldan celebrated by taking pictures with AAA banners featuring his father and uncle.

Backstage, AAA Mega Champion El Grande Americano approached Pimpinela Escarlata before his match against Omos. Americano questioned why Pimpinela would challenge someone so much bigger than him. Pimpinela said he had changed the match, which initially relieved Americano. However, that relief quickly disappeared when Pimpinela revealed that his match against Omos was now a No Disqualification match.

AAA announced a new tournament to determine Rey Fenix’s first challenger for the Cruiserweight Championship in 2027. The tournament will feature four triple threat qualifying matches, with the winners advancing to a fatal four-way match to determine the number one contender.

Rey Fenix came to the ring before the first qualifying match, which featured Kento, Lince Dorado, and Jack Cartwheel.

AAA Cruiserweight Title Tournament Qualifying Match: Kento vs. Lince Dorado vs. Jack Cartwheel

Lince Dorado controlled the early part of the match, taking out both opponents. Kento fought back with a double dragon screw and a splash from the top rope. Dorado regained control with a backstabber and continued attacking Cartwheel while keeping Kento out of the match.

Kento and Cartwheel eventually fought back. Cartwheel hit a double Slamstand on both opponents but couldn’t get the pin. Dorado followed with a dive from the top rope and a stunner on Cartwheel before Kento caught him with a spear.

Kento nearly won after hitting Dorado with a springboard crucifix driver, but Cartwheel broke up the pin. Dorado then sent Cartwheel into the steel steps and hit Kento with a powerbomb.

Dorado attempted a shooting star press, but Kento moved out of the way. Cartwheel caught Dorado with a kick before hitting a rolling senton, a Death Valley Driver, and Jack’s Arrow to secure the victory.

Winner: Jack Cartwheel defeated Lince Dorado and Kento to advance to the tournament finals.

Backstage, new Interim General Manager Dorian Roldan held his first press conference. He announced that next week’s show would feature AAA Mega Champion El Grande Americano, AAA Latin American Champion La Parka, and AAA Cruiserweight Champion Rey Fenix against AAA Trios Champions Perros del Mal.

When a reporter asked Roldan for proof of his allegations that Rey Mysterio had an affair with his mother, Roldan avoided the question. He simply called Rey a terrible person and immediately ended the press conference.

No Disqualification Match: Pimpinela Escarlata vs. Omos

Pimpinela Escarlata received a huge reaction from the crowd before attacking Omos as soon as the match started. Omos quickly took control with chops and strikes before throwing Pimpinela around the ring.

Pimpinela fought back and managed to send Omos over the top rope. He followed with a suicide dive and pulled out a pink kendo stick from under the ring. However, Omos grabbed the weapon and broke it over his knee.

Omos threw Pimpinela onto the announcers’ table before bringing a table into the ring. As Omos prepared to powerbomb Pimpinela through it, AAA Mega Champion El Grande Americano ran down and attacked Omos with his championship belt.

Perros del Mal then arrived and attacked Americano until La Parka and Rey Fenix came out to even the odds. The three champions fought off Perros del Mal before putting Omos through a table with a triple headbutt. La Parka and Fenix followed with frog splashes.

Pimpinela went for the cover, but two unidentified attackers, an Exótico and a woman, entered the ring and broke up the pin. Omos then hit Pimpinela with a chokeslam to secure the victory as the show came to an end.

Winner: Omos defeated Pimpinela Escarlata.

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Derek Holloway

Derek Holloway is a writer at Ringside News specializing in professional wrestling news, rumors, and results. He focuses on delivering reliable coverage across WWE, AEW, and major wrestling promotions.