La Parka just walked out of AAA Ola de Calor 2026 with some brand-new gold around his waist. He defeated Damian Priest, El Fiscal, and El Hijo de Dr. Wagner Jr. in a wild Fatal Four-Way to become the new AAA Latin American Champion.
AAA showed off an absolutely gorgeous new Latin American Championship belt before the bell. The match was also a big one for Priest since it marked his first time competing inside an AAA ring.
Priest immediately became the biggest target in the match, with all three opponents jumping him at the opening bell. That plan didn’t last long because Priest fought everybody off, started throwing heavy shots, and even went full Undertaker by walking across the top rope before launching himself onto Wagner and Fiscal.
The match quickly turned into complete chaos. Wagner dropped Priest with a superkick and brainbuster, Fiscal threw himself all over the place, and La Parka kept picking his moments while bodies flew in and out of the ring.
Priest appeared ready to close the deal after hitting Razor’s Edge powerbombs and planting Fiscal with a chokeslam. La Parka crashed the pin, however, and made sure Priest’s AAA debut wouldn’t end with championship gold.
La Parka caught Fiscal with the Bonebreaker and got the three-count before anybody could stop him. Just like that, La Parka became the first man to hold AAA’s newly designed Latin American Championship.
After the match, La Parka brought a young child into the ring and danced with him while celebrating with his new belt. Priest may have brought the star power, but La Parka stole the entire moment and left Texas as champion.
Was La Parka the right choice to win the AAA Latin American Championship, or should Damian Priest have captured the title in his debut? Let us know in the comments.
