Tonight’s AAA TripleMania 34 Night One airing September 11, 2026, promises an action-packed night live from the MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas, Nevada. The show sees WWE Hall of Famer Rey Mysterio face “The Nigerian Giant” Omos in a Singles Match with the stipulation that if Omos wins, his suspension from AAA will be lifted but if Mysterio wins, Omos will be permanently banned from AAA. Plus, AAA Latin American Champion La Parka will defend his title against Laredo Kid and Mr. Iguana in a Triple Threat Match.
The show kicks off at 10:00 PM ET on YouTube 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!
Matches & Key Moments Scheduled for AAA TripleMania 34 Night One on September 11, 2026
- Singles Match (If Omos wins, his suspension from AAA will be lifted. If Mysterio wins, Omos will be permanently banned from AAA): WWE Hall of Famer Rey Mysterio vs. “The Nigerian Giant” Omos
- AAA Latin American Championship Triple Threat Match: La Parka (c) vs. AAA World Mixed Tag Team Champion Laredo Kid vs. Mr. Iguana
- AAA Reina de Reinas Championship #1 Contender’s Fatal 4-Way Match: The Judgment Day’s “The Prodigy” Roxanne Perez vs. Faby Apache vs. “The Lowkey Legend” Nattie vs. Las Tóxicas’ AAA World Mixed Tag Team Champion La Hiedra
- AAA World Trios Championship Match: Psycho Circus (Dave the Clown, Murder Clown and Panic Clown) (c) vs. Los Perros del Mal (Daga, Angel and Berto)
- Tag Team Elimination Fatal 4-Way Match: LWO (Cruz Del Toro and Joaquin Wilde) vs. Los Americanos (Rayo Americano and Bravo Americano) vs. Tokyo Bad Boys (Kento and Nobu San) vs. Fraxiom (Nathan Frazer and Axiom)
- 6-Person Mixed Tag Team Australian Rules Match: Adelicious, Mini Vikingo and Mascarita Sagrada vs. Lady Shani, Jack Cartwheel and Mini Abismo
AAA TripleMania 34 Night One Results (9/11/26): Live Match Updates and Highlights
The show opens up with a video package narrated by WWE Hall of Famer Rey Mysterio. Corey Graves and WWE Hall of Famer JBL then welcomes us to TripleMania 34 Night One.
We then get the entrances of the first match of the night.
6-Person Mixed Tag Team Australian Rules Match: Adelicious, Mini Vikingo and Mascarita Sagrada vs. Lady Shani, Jack Cartwheel and Mini Abismo
The match starts off with some back and forth action. Adelicious then looks woozy after and she may have been caught with a boot when Shani hit a cartwheel. The referee then checks on Adelicious and removes her from the ring. Medical officials then check on her. Sagrada and Negro then enters the ring and begins battling. Sagrada then hits a Facebuster and a senton for a two count. Cartwheel and Vikingo then tags in and faces off. Cartwheel then hits a split to avoid a charge and he goes up and over and backflips out of the corner. Vikingo then mimics him and they face off. Cartwheel then offers a handshake and Vikingo accepts. Abismo then hits Vikingo from behind and is blasted for his troubles.
Cartwheel then hits a handstand off the ropes into a splash. Abismo and Cartwheel then works over Vikingo, tagging in and out. Vikingo then fights his way out and tries to tag out, but was grabbed by Negro. Sagrada then makes a hot tag and hits a springboard splash on Negro. Cartwheel then enters the ring, but Sagrada surprises everyone by hitting a suplex variation. He then hits a twisting head scissors on Negro. He then hits a head scissors on Negro to the floor. Vikingo then hits a driver. Adelicious then hits a driver to the floor. Vikingo then hits a tope con hilo on Cartwheel. He then goes to the top and hits a shooting star press on Negro for the win.
The winners of the 6-Person Mixed Tag Team Australian Rules Match, Adelicious, Mini Vikingo and Mascarita Sagrada!
It is then announced that Psycho Clown will be substituting for Panic Clown tonight as Panic Clown is not cleared to compete.
We then get the entrances of the next match of the night.
Tag Team Elimination Fatal 4-Way Match: LWO (Cruz Del Toro and Joaquin Wilde) vs. Los Americanos (Rayo Americano and Bravo Americano) vs. Tokyo Bad Boys (Kento and Nobu San) vs. Fraxiom (Nathan Frazer and Axiom)
The match starts off with Axiom and Kento, but Cruz Del Toro tags in off Kento to continue wearing Axiom down. He then stops to boast to the crowd and Bravo Americano uses the moment to tag himself in off Axiom. Bravo then rallies against Axiom and Del Toro both before everyone enters in the ring for a brawl. When the field clears, Del Toro has the advantage over Bravo and ties him up on the ropes, laying in a chop before flinging him to the opposite side. Bravo then telegraphs it and looks for a suicide dive, but Joaquin Wilde stops him before getting dropped by Axiom and Nathan Frazer. Fraxiom then continues to take out all of their opponents before Frazer gets into it in the ring with Del Toro.
Wilde is then tagged in and drops Frazer with a sit-out facebuster. He then runs at Frazer in the corner but he drops him with a kick, rising to the top rope but getting dropped. Wilde then tags out to Del Toro, who delivers a coast-to-coast dropkick and goes for a cover. Axiom then breaks the fall. Wilde then goes to use his hairspray on Frazer but he avoids it, spraying Del Toro instead. Fraxiom then takes advantage and pins Del Toro to eliminate LWO.
Fraxiom then continue to rally against their remaining opponents as Wilde and Del Toro argue at ringside. Frazer is then isolated by the Tokyo Bad Boys. Nobu San then takes flight in his rally against each team before coming up against Bravo, taking Nobu and Kento for an airplane/giant swing. Axiom and Rayo then both take out a Tokyo Bad Boy each and Axiom goes for a cover, getting the pinfall to eliminate them. Fraxiom eliminates Tokyo Bad Boys via pinfall. Fraxiom and Los Americanos then stare at one another before getting into a brawl. Rayo and Frazer then continue the battle inside the ring and Rayo gets the better, going for the cover but only for a two count.
Rayo then goes to the top rope, but Frazer meets him for a superplex into a falcon arrow. Rayo then tags out to Bravo and Frazer tags out to Axiom. The masked men then come together in the middle of the ring for a striking exchange. Axiom then gets two quick covers for two separate two counts. Bravo then responds with a sit-out powerbomb, going for a cover but Frazer kicks his face to break it. Bravo and Axiom then continue in the ring. Bravo then tries to mount Axiom, but he gets repelled. Axiom, from the Greco-Roman knuckle lock, jumps onto the top rope and springs off into a DDT, going for a cover but Bravo kicks out.
Axiom then tags out to Frazer and flies for a kick to Rayo as he tags in, but Axiom takes out Frazer instead. Bravo then delivers a hurricanrana to Frazer off the top rope and Rayo follows it up with a frog splash and goes for a cover. Frazer then kicks out at two. Frazer then hits a hurricanrana to Rayo to create some space, going for the tag but Axiom is not there. Bravo then tags in and Axiom finally returns to tag in. Axiom then hits a Spanish Fly and Frazer hits a Phoenix splash, going for a cover. Rayo then breaks the count before three. Bravo then hits a springboard lariat to Axiom and Frazer enters the ring, not realizing Rayo has tagged in. Rayo then snaps Frazer’s fingers and Bravo hits a diving headbutt for the win.
The winners of the Tag Team Elimination Fatal 4-Way Match, Los Americanos (Rayo Americano and Bravo Americano)!
It was then announced that Marisela Pena is the newest member of the AAA Hall of Fame and will be officially inducted at Heroes Inmortales. They then showed her at ringside.
We then get the entrances of the next match of the night. AAA Reina de Reinas Champion Flammer then makes her way down to the ring and joins the Spanish announce team.
AAA Reina de Reinas Championship #1 Contender’s Fatal 4-Way Match: The Judgment Day’s “The Prodigy” Roxanne Perez vs. Faby Apache vs. “The Lowkey Legend” Nattie vs. Las Tóxicas’ AAA World Mixed Tag Team Champion La Hiedra
The match starts off with Roxanne Perez retreating from the ring to let the others get on with it. They then work together to remove her from the ring again, with Apache and Hiedra getting into it after Nattie is also sent to the outside. Apache then gets the better of Hiedra, but Perez drags her out of the ring and sends her into the steps. She then returns to the ring and runs at Hiedra. Hiedra then tries to catch her but Perez rips at the mask, raining down right hands as Hiedra retreats from the ring to leave her alone.
Nattie then pulls Perez out of the ring and sends her into the steps. She then returns to the ring to confront Hiedra. They then begin a striking exchange and Nattie attempts a hurricanrana, but Hiedra catches herself rather than falling through. Perez then returns to the ring as does Apache and Apache and Nattie cinch in surfboard stretches on Perez and Hiedra respectively. Apache and Nattie then begin a striking exchange, with Nattie backing Apache up onto the ropes. Apache then pushes her off the opposite ropes and picks her up for a slam and a cover. Nattie then kicks out and punches her way back to her feet. Hiedra and Perez then return to the ring.
Perez then hits a facebuster to Apache and goes for a cover, but it’s broken up and she’s thrown from the ring. Now Apache and Hiedra are grappling in the ring, Apache then looks for an armbreaker as Nattie cinches in the Sharpshooter and Perez locks in a rear face hold on Nattie. Nattie is then forced to break the sharpshooter and Apache abandons the cross breaker. Perez then rolls up Apache, but she rolls through and gets Perez into an inverted figure four. Perez then tries to stand up, maneuvering into a crossface. Apaches then crawls to the ropes, but Perez rolls her back into the middle of the ring.
Apache then lifts her in a fireman’s carry but Perez rolls through again, tying Apache up for a bridging cover. Hiedra then hits a senton to break it and she goes for a cover on Perez. Nattie then breaks it and gets a stunner for her troubles. Nattie then kicks out of the cover. Nattie then sweeps Hiedra’s legs and looks for a Sharpshooter, but Perez gets involved and gets herself tied up into the Sharpshooter instead. Apache then returns to the ring and takes out Nattie, following up with a diving senton from the apron to her on the outside.
Hiedra then cradles Perez in the ring, but she kicks out. Hiedra then follows it up with a Michinoku driver for another two count. Hiedra then runs at Perez in the corner, but she avoids it. Flammer then enters the ring and looks for the belt shot. Perez then ducks it and Flammer has to stop herself from going into Hiedra. Perez then sends Flammer from the ring and hits a Pop Rox on Hiedra for the win.
The winner of the AAA Reina de Reinas Championship #1 Contender’s Fatal 4-Way Match, The Judgment Day’s “The Prodigy” Roxanne Perez!
After the match, there is a brief exchange of words between Flammer and Hiedra and Flammer is not happy with what transpired. They then continue to look at one another as they exit up the ramp.
We then head to the back, where Rey Mysterio gives El Grande Americano a pep talk for his match on Sunday.
We then get the entrances of the next match of the night.
AAA Latin American Championship Triple Threat Match: La Parka (c) vs. AAA World Mixed Tag Team Champion Laredo Kid vs. Mr. Iguana
The match starts off with Laredo Kid kicking La Parka to the gut and sending Mr. Iguana into the corner. Kid then continues to rally against Parka and Iguana in each corner, but it catches up to him as they return to their feet and return fire. He is then sent from the ring and Iguana and Parka stare off for a little bit. They then get into it and exchange grapples, having the answers for each other before Kid returns to the ring and drops Iguana. He and Parka then continue the striking exchange, won out by Kid with a kick to the gut. He then sends Parka to corner, splashing him, slamming him and hitting a couple of moonsaults to him.
Kid than goes for a cover, but Parka kicks out. Iguana then gets the better of Kid as the action goes to the outside. Iguana then goes up onto the apron as Parka returns and ascends the ropes, hitting a hurricanrana that sends Iguana off the apron and through Kid. Parka then follows that up with a moonsault to the both of them, returning to the ring with Kid to hit a cutter and going for a cover. Kid then kicks out. Parka then gets Kid up on his shoulders, but he fights out of it. Parka then comes back with a backbreaker before being called by Iguana. Iguana then hits a crossbody and a crucifix driver, going for a cover but Kid breaks it up before three.
Kid then continues to kick down at Iguana on the mat, slapping him across the face and launching him against the ropes. Iguana then comes back with a springboard headbutt and hits a shining wizard, going for a cover for a near fall. Iguana then goes for another springboard but Kid sees him coming, sending him outside of the ring and following it up with a suicide dive. Parka then looks for another moonsault to Kid on the outside, but Kid sees him coming and drops him too. Kid then goes to the top rope and hits a huge flipping senton over the ringpost onto Iguana and Parka.
He then picks Iguana to return to the ring with, going to the top rope and hitting a 450 splash. He then goes for a cover, but Iguana kicks out at two. Kid then yells out in frustration and sets Iguana up, but Parka returns to the ring and hits a backbreaker. He then goes for a cover, but Kid kicks out. Kid then comes back with strikes and a headbutt, but on the rebound gets dropkicked. Parka then goes for a cover, but Kid kicks out again. Parka then sends Kid into the corner with an exploding overhead suplex. Kid then rolls to the outside, but Parka follows him with a tope suicida. Iguana then looks for the armbar on Parka in the ring, but Parka hoists him up and dumps him against the buckles. Parka then runs at Kid in the corner as he returns to the ring, getting dumped over the shoulder to the outside. Kid then goes to Iguana in the corner and brings him to the top rope.
Parka then joins them to turn an avalanche belly-to-belly suplex into a Spanish Fly to both men. He then goes for a cover on Kid, but he kicks out at two. Iguana then hits a diving headbutt to Kid and goes for a cover, but Parka pulls him out of the ring before the count of three. Iguana then slaps Parka in the face and returns to the ring. Parka then tries to follow him, but Kid sends Iguana into him. Kid then gets Iguana up in the Electric Chair and Parka takes flight from the top rope to drop Iguana, hoisting Kid up into a Bone Breaker for the win.
The winner of the Triple Threat Match and still the AAA Latin American Champion, La Parka!
After the match, La Parka celebrates and dances with a young fan.
We then get the entrances of the next match of the night.
AAA World Trios Championship Match: Psycho Circus (Dave the Clown, Murder Clown and Psycho Clown) (c) vs. Los Perros del Mal (Daga, Angel and Berto)
The match starts off with Psycho Clown and Berto but Berto is joined by Angel and Daga for a group attack on Psycho. Berto then continues the attack and goes for a cover on Psycho for a two count. Psycho then brings the fight back to Berto in the corner, laying in punches and hitting a powerslam before tagging out to Dave the Clown. Dave and Psycho then hold Berto as Murder Clown takes flight and comes back down on him. Dave then continues the fight but just like Psycho falls victim to Los Perros del Mal on the outside of the ring. Daga then enters the fold and continues to work Dave, hitting a single-leg dropkick and tagging back out to Angel. Angel then smashes Dave’s knee against the ringpost before entering the ring.
Berto and Angel then take out Murder and Psycho before the latter gets back to Dave, going for the cover for a two count. Angel then puts Dave on the top rope and tags out to Berto, kicking away at him in the Tree of Woe. Dave then fights out of the corner and crawls to his corner, but Berto returns in time to prevent the tag. He then continues to sink kicks in and runs the ropes, getting dropped back down with a powerbomb. Dave then gets the tag to Murder as Berto tags to Daga. Murder then pays the tag no mind and continues to take all three men out together, hoisting Daga and Angel up for a double Samoan drop. Psycho then enters the ring, drops Berto out of the ring and rips off the upper layer of his mask.
Murder then goes to the top rope and splashes all three of his opponents on the outside. El Carnicero then appears at ringside and begins to attack Dave, drawing Psycho into a brawl with him into the crowd. Murder is then left outnumbered by his opponents, returning to the ring with Daga who continues to wail away at him. Daga then hits a German suplex and goes for a cover with his feet on the ropes, but Murder still manages to kick out. Murder then comes back with a series of lariats and takes Daga to the top rope, hitting a chop and a superplex into the middle of the ring. Murder then goes for a cover, but Berto breaks it up before three.
Dave then enters the ring for an exchange with Berto, dropping him back down with a lariat. Karmen Petrovic then gets up onto the apron to distract him and that allows Berto to send him to the outside, following it up by diving through him to take them both over the guardrail. Murder and Daga then continue to fight in the ring and find themselves on the top rope again, Angel then hits a powerbomb to send Murder back down. Daga then hits a double foot stomp for the win.
The winners and new AAA World Trios Champions, Los Perros del Mal (Daga, Angel and Berto)!
After the match, Los Perros del Mal celebrate their win.
We then get the entrances of the main event of the night.
Singles Match (If Omos wins, his suspension from AAA will be lifted. If Mysterio wins, Omos will be permanently banned from AAA): WWE Hall of Famer Rey Mysterio vs. “The Nigerian Giant” Omos
The match starts off with Omos backing Rey Mysterio up into the corner, but Mysterio rolls out of the way and responds to Ole chants from the crowd. Mysterio then leaves the ring and has a momentary stare-down with his son Dominik before returning. Omos then grabs Mysterio and throws him in the corner. Mysterio then comes back with kicks to the legs, but it is quickly swatted away by Omos. Omos then continues to dominate over Mysterio, carrying him and dumping him back down with ease. Omos then presses Mysterio above his head and throws him back into the ring.
Omos then runs at Mysterio in the corner for a crushing splash. He then continues to wear Mysterio down with a bear hug and goes for a cover with one foot on his chest. Mysterio then kicks out. Mysterio is then dumped to the outside and Dominik tries to get involved, instead getting wiped out by El Grande Americano. Omos then wipes out the referee inadvertently and Mysterio whacks a steel chair against the head of Omos, following it up with 619 and a series of dropkicks to set him into position for a second one. He then hits a second 619 and follows it up with West Coast Pop to drop him down to the mat.
Mysterio then follows it up with a frog splash and goes for a cover, but Omos kicks out at two. Grande Americano then returns to ringside and begins to encourage Mysterio. Dominik then returns and brutalizes him with a steel chair until he is kicked away by Mysterio. Mysterio then returns to the ring, but is caught and dropped by Omos. Omos then follows that up with a chokeslam for the win.
The winner of the Singles Match, “The Nigerian Giant” Omos!
After the match, Omos continues to beat Mysterio down with elbow drops while Dominik hits Grande Americano a couple more times with the steel chair. Medical staff then comes into the ring to stretcher Mysterio out, but Omos returns and swats them away. He then picks Mysterio up and hits him with a chokeslam through the commentary desk. Omos then stands tall as the show comes to a close.
