Dominik Mysterio is hearing the fans who think WWE should push him harder — and he has a message for them: relax.
Dirty Dom was asked about fans calling for him to get a bigger spot in WWE while speaking to Adrian Hernandez, and he made it clear he isn’t worried about being rushed to the next level.
“I mean, be patient, young Padawans. I’m not even 30 yet, all right? Let your boy keep developing. We’re still growing. We’re on this roller coaster of a ride together.”
Dominik then reminded everyone just how long he has already been around WWE, joking that fans have basically watched him grow up on television.
“Y’all been with me since, I guess, I was 8 years old. So, 20-year vet. Just keep tagging along, man. I don’t even know what’s next. We’re all enjoying this ride together.”
That response comes while Dominik is already sitting in a pretty strong spot. He has held the AAA Mega Championship since beating El Hijo del Vikingo at WWE x AAA Worlds Collide on September 12, 2025. The strange part is that the title has barely been defended.
Dominik has only put the AAA Mega Championship on the line three times during his nearly year-long reign. He retained against Dragon Lee at AAA Héroes Inmortales 2025, beat Vikingo again at AAA Rey de Reyes 2026, and later defended against the original El Grande Americano. Now he is heading into TripleMania 34 Night Two to defend against the current El Grande Americano. If Dominik wins, it will only be defense number four in nearly an entire year.
Still, Dominik doesn’t sound like somebody worried about whether WWE is moving fast enough with him. He is under 30, already holding AAA’s top championship, and telling fans to stay along for the ride. Dirty Dom basically told everyone asking for more to chill out — because he thinks there is plenty more coming.
Do you think WWE should push Dominik Mysterio harder right now, or is he right that fans need to be patient? Let us know what you think in the comments.
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