AAA Heroes Inmortales 2026 Date, Location and Venue Revealed

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AAA isn’t waiting long before its next major event. Just weeks after TripleMania 34, the promotion has officially announced that Heroes Inmortales will return on October 24, with several of its biggest stars already featured in the first promotional material.

On October 2, Lucha Libre AAA Worldwide and The Undertaker officially confirmed Heroes Inmortales 2026, confirming the event will take place in Mexico at the Gimnasio Olímpico Juan de la Barrera later this month. AAA accompanied the announcement with a simple teaser:

“Some nights are remembered. Others become immortal.”

The first promotional artwork already gives fans an idea of what could be front and center for the event, featuring AAA Mega Champion El Grande Americano, Dominik Mysterio, and AAA General Manager Rey Mysterio.

The announcement comes just weeks after a chaotic TripleMania 34, where El Grande Americano captured the AAA Mega Championship after Rey Mysterio inadvertently cost Dominik Mysterio the title. With those three figures prominently featured in the promotional campaign, it’s clear AAA is continuing to build around one of its biggest ongoing stories.

Heroes Inmortales has become one of AAA’s signature annual events, and this year’s show will mark the 18th edition of the long-running spectacular. Last year’s event was headlined by Dominik Mysterio successfully defending the AAA Mega Championship against Dragon Lee, making it one of the promotion’s biggest cards of the year.

With Heroes Inmortales now set for October 24 and Guerra de Titanes already scheduled for December, AAA’s calendar is quickly filling up as the promotion continues its busy year under the WWE banner.

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Subhojeet Mukherjee has covered pro wrestling for over 20 years, delivering trusted news and backstage updates to fans around the world.