Pagano Returns at AAA TripleManía 34 Night Two and Betrays Psycho Clown

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Pagano made his return in Mexico City, but there was no feel-good reunion waiting for Psycho Clown. During AAA TripleManía 34 Night Two on September 13, 2026, Pagano resurfaced after Psycho Clown’s brutal Mexican Street Fight with El Carnicero — and then helped Carnicero continue the beating.

Psycho Clown and El Carnicero had already torn each other apart by the time Pagano showed up. The match featured kendo sticks, trash cans, steel chairs and a table, with Carnicero even snapping a kendo stick over his knee before repeatedly blasting Clown with weapons.

Clown managed to turn things around at points, including sending Carnicero into a chair wedged in the corner and later putting him through a table with a splash from the top rope. Carnicero somehow kicked out and eventually came back with a splash of his own to score the win.

The violence didn’t stop with the bell. Carnicero continued attacking Psycho Clown after the match, and that’s when Pagano made his return. Instead of coming down to save Clown, Pagano handed his kendo stick directly to Carnicero.

Carnicero then used the weapon to continue laying into Psycho Clown, turning Pagano’s comeback into an instant betrayal and leaving Clown in even worse shape after the Street Fight.

Pagano could have returned as the man who stopped the beating. Instead, he handed El Carnicero another weapon and made his intentions clear without saying a word.

What do you think about Pagano returning only to betray Psycho Clown at AAA TripleManía 34 Night Two? Let us know your thoughts in the comments.

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