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AAA’s Rey de Reyes 2026 takes place live from the Auditorio GNP Seguros in Puebla, Mexico. This year’s event marks the first Rey de Reyes since WWE officially took ownership of AAA, and the promotion has put together a loaded card featuring championship stakes, tournament finals, and major appearances.
Dominik Mysterio will defend the AAA Mega Championship against El Hijo del Vikingo in a No Disqualification Match with massive consequences. If Mysterio loses, he must leave AAA permanently. However, if Vikingo fails to win, he will never again challenge for the Mega Championship while Mysterio remains champion.
The Rey de Reyes Tournament Final will also take place as La Parka, El Grande Americano, the “Original” El Grande Americano, and Santos Escobar collide in a Fatal Four-Way Match. The winner will receive the ceremonial Rey de Reyes sword and earn a future AAA Mega Championship opportunity.
The Reina de Reinas Championship will also be defended when Flammer issues an open challenge. However, the challenger must come from either WWE Raw or WWE SmackDown, creating intrigue about who might answer the call.
In addition, WWE Intercontinental Champion Penta is scheduled to appear during the show. Penta will present the ceremonial sword to the Rey de Reyes tournament winner.
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 Rey de Reyes on March 14, 2026 Stream
Matches & Key Moments Scheduled for AAA Rey de Reyes on March 14, 2026
- No DQ Match for AAA Mega Championship: Dominik Mysterio (c) vs. El Hijo del Vikingo
- Rey de Reyes Tournament Final: La Parka vs. “The Original” El Grande Americano vs. El Grande Americano vs. Santos Escobar
- Reina de Reinas Championship Open Challenge: Flammer vs. TBA
- Penta Appearance
AAA Rey de Reyes Results (3/14/26): Live Match Updates and Highlights
Santos Escobar is shown walking through the venue. La Parka is shown outside the venue. OG El Grande Americano is shown walking through the venue, followed by El Grande Americano. Dirty Dom Mysterio is shown at the merch stand. El Hijo del Vikingo is shown arriving with Omos as Corey Graves welcomes us to the show.
A video package plays showing the events leading up to AAA Rey de Reyes.
Rey Fenix makes his way to the ring. On the mic, he says, “Let’s go! How beautiful and what a blessing it is to be here. Tonight all of us will make history because today we celebrate Rey de Reyes. It’s wonderful that we are celebrating. Tonight is very special and we have a lot of surprises.” Fenix hypes up Penta’s appearance.
Penta comes out with the WWE Intercontinental Championship he recently won. The fans are fully behind this. As Fenix goes to leave, Penta grabs the mic and tells him not to leave. Penta says this is the first time in history they are living part of their childhood dream. He notes that an injury previously prevented it from happening sooner. He asks the fans if they want to see the Lucha Brothers again. \
Penta says he has news for everyone and entertains the idea that the next time they return, they come back as the Lucha Brothers. Penta says they can make it happen because they were made in Mexico. He points out they were born in AAA, and it’s time for people to see them together one more time. Lucha Brother chants break out!
Talking about the IC Title, Penta says he’s also going to defend it in Mexico. He then asks the crowd if they want him to defend the IC Title in Mexico, and they agree as the segment wraps up.
Reina de Reinas Championship Open Challenge: Flammer vs. Bayley
The mystery challenger was Bayley, who received a big reaction. The announcers noted that Flammer was one day away from breaking the record for the longest title reign.
They locked up as the crowd chanted for Bayley. Bayley took Flammer to the mat and locked in a side headlock. Flammer slipped out and grabbed a hammerlock. Bayley fought to her feet and took her back down. They grappled before facing off again. Bayley drilled her and sent Flammer to the floor. Bayley followed up with a dropkick on the outside and brought the champion back into the ring for a two count.
Flammer fought back and knocked Bayley to the floor, then hit a tope to the outside. She brought Bayley back into the ring and nailed a running elbow. Flammer choked Bayley against the ropes, then sent her into the ring post and locked in a rear chinlock. Bayley fought her way out and fired back with a series of strikes before hitting a back suplex. Flammer rolled out to the apron and was drilled with a neckbreaker for a two count.
Bayley’s attempt at a Bayley-to-Belly failed, but she rebounded with a knee strike and sent the champion into the turnbuckles. Bayley then nailed the Bayley-to-Belly and scored a two count. Flammer worked her over and nailed a Codebreaker, but Bayley kept kicking out. The fans continued chanting for Bayley. They battled on the top rope, where Flammer was sent back down to the ring. Bayley followed with an elbow from the top.
The other Toxictas ran out, creating a distraction that allowed Flammer to send Bayley into an exposed turnbuckle and hit a double knee to the face for the pin.
Your winner and still Reina de Reinas Champion, Flammer!
Rey de Reyes Tournament Final: La Parka vs. “The Original” El Grande Americano vs. El Grande Americano vs. Santos Escobar
Everyone battled. Original chopped La Parka. Parka responded with a tilt-a-whirl backbreaker. Original sent him up and over to the apron but was caught with a crossbody from the top. Santos knocked him to the floor and then faced off with Americano. Americano landed a kick but was caught running into the corner. He drilled Escobar with a right hand. Original then crotched him on the top rope.
Parka nailed a missile dropkick that sent Escobar to the floor. Parka followed with a springboard moonsault to the floor onto everyone. Back in the ring, Parka nailed a knee strike and hit a Blue Thunder Bomb on Original for a two count. Original fought back with a Hotshot and began attacking Parka’s arm.
The battle continued. Original nailed a Northern Lights suplex on Escobar for a two count. The Americanos then locked in stereo submissions. Original was hip-tossed onto Americano. Escobar and Parka faced off and began battling each other. Parka was caught on the top rope. Escobar nailed a standing superplex for a two count. Parka then missed a standing moonsault.
Original followed with a German suplex on both Parka and Escobar at the same time. Americano broke up the pinfall and drilled Original with a series of punches. Original ripped at his mask and hit a Fisherman’s Buster. Escobar responded with a superkick on Original for a close two count.
Americano and Original each put foreign objects in their masks. They charged and wiped each other out. Parka hit a frog splash on Original, but Escobar made the save. Escobar and Parka then nailed double clotheslines and wiped each other out. The crowd chanted “This is lucha.” Original and Americano continued brawling into the crowd and out of the arena. Parka and Escobar kept fighting. Parka missed a moonsault and was covered by Escobar, but Parka kicked out. Escobar then nailed a TKO onto a chair and covered him for another two count.
Americano returned to ringside from the crowd. In the crowd, Rayo and Bravo Americano were beating down Original and handcuffed him to a safety rail. Back in the ring, Americano missed a diving headbutt into the turnbuckles. Escobar went to grab a chair, but someone wearing his old mask attacked him with it. Americano then drilled Escobar and scored the pin.
Your winner, El Grande Americano!
No DQ Match for AAA Mega Championship: Dominik Mysterio (c) vs. El Hijo del Vikingo
Dorian and Vikingo came to the ring without Omos, which stood out. Dominik Mysterio then made his entrance to a huge ovation, wearing multiple shirts and coats decorated with ribcage designs. The stipulation for the match stated that if Mysterio lost, he would have to leave AAA and Mexico forever.
The bell rang and Vikingo immediately stepped out of the ring to grab a kendo stick. Mysterio followed and grabbed one of his own. The two clashed with the sticks before tossing them aside and beginning to fight.
Mysterio struck first with a dropkick, but Vikingo came back and the two traded armdrags. Vikingo sent Mysterio into the corner and chopped him before landing a dropkick to his midsection.
Mysterio avoided one attack but not the next and rolled to the floor. Vikingo followed and grabbed a couple of chairs. He threw one at Mysterio, smashing it into his forehead. The referee checked on Mysterio as Vikingo hit a baseball slide and then sent him into the ring steps before setting up a chair.
Vikingo sat Mysterio in the chair and hit a suicide dive, knocking him out of it. Both returned to the ring where Vikingo scored the first near fall, but Mysterio kicked out at two.
Vikingo then pulled a garbage can out from under the ring, placed it over Mysterio’s head, and struck it with a kendo stick. He dropkicked the can and went for another cover, but again only got a two count.
Mysterio removed the can, but Vikingo bit him during the exchange. Mysterio was now bleeding from the earlier chair shot, and Vikingo smeared some of the blood across his mouth.
Mysterio fought back with a sunset flip over the ropes onto Vikingo on the floor. He grabbed a kendo stick and struck Vikingo several times before hitting the Three Amigos suplexes. Vikingo escaped before the third, but Mysterio countered with a Michinoku Driver.
Dorian ran into the ring and broke up the pinfall. Mysterio got to his feet and cornered him, which brought Omos down to the ring. Vikingo nearly stole the match with a roll-up, but Mysterio kicked out and responded with a clothesline.
Mysterio tried to use the garbage can, but Omos intercepted it and threw it at him. Vikingo picked it up and did the same before climbing to the top rope and hitting a double stomp. Mysterio still kicked out.
Dorian then slid the AAA Mega Championship belt to Vikingo. Vikingo strapped it around his waist and went to the top rope for a frog splash, but Mysterio moved and set him up for a 619. As he attempted the move, Omos grabbed him and slammed him onto the ring apron.
Omos then chokeslammed Mysterio in the ring and placed Vikingo on the top rope. As Vikingo stood up, the wrestler formerly known as Mini Vikingo appeared and pulled him off the turnbuckle.
Omos attacked Mini Vikingo, but Mysterio struck the giant with a chair. Mini grabbed another chair and the two teamed up to take Omos down. Mysterio then hit Vikingo with a chair and set him up for the 619.
Mysterio connected with the 619 and followed it with a frog splash before scoring the pinfall to retain the AAA Mega Championship.W
Winner: Dominik Mysterio defeated El Hijo del Vikingo.
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