AAA Lucha Libre Worldwide results (11/7): Vetter’s review of Rey Mysterio being accused of having an affair, Kento vs. Cruz Del Toro vs. Bravo in a Triple Threat

By Chris Vetter, ProWrestling.net Contributor (@chrisvetter73)

Lucha Libre AAA Worldwide (Episode 41)
Taped on October 24, 2026, in Mexico City, Mexico, at Gimnasio Olimpico
Streamed November 7, 2026, on Fox in Latin America and on the WWE YouTube Channel

This is the third episode from this taping. Corey Graves, Rey Mysterio, and JBL provided commentary.

* We saw several wrestlers arrive at the building.

1. Cruz Del Toro vs. Kento vs. “Los Americanos” Bravo in a Triple Threat. Each of their partners joined them at ringside. I thought Del Toro and Wilde weren’t getting along anymore? Bravo forced the reddish-haired Kento to dance with him. Kento and Del Toro traded armdrags. The commentators noted how the LWO haven’t gotten along recently. [C]

Cruz and Kento hit stereo clotheslines and were both down. Bravo hit a top-rope crossbody block on both of them. Bravo spun Del Toro and slammed him for a nearfall at 3:00. Kento slipped coming off the top rope as he hit a Swanton Bomb on Bravo. Kento and Bravo suplexed each other over the top rope to the floor. Cruz hit a top-rope twisting dive to the floor onto both of them. In the ring, Cruz tied Bravo in the Tree of Woe, and he put Kento against Cruz. He then hit a top-rope coast-to-coast dropkick on them, and got nearfalls on both at 5:00.

Bravo fired up and hit some chops on both opponents. He flipped Cruz onto Kento. Bravo hit a German Suplex, even though another opponent was on his back! On the floor, Rayo hit a moonsault onto the other guys at ringside. Joaquin Wilde accidentally sprayed hairspray into Cruz Del Toro’s eyes! Bravo hit a frog splash on Cruz for the pin. Decent, and it accelerates the trouble between Cruz and Wilde.

Bravo defeated Joaquin Wilde and Kento in a Triple Threat at 7:24.

* We heard from some wrestlers who congratulated Marisela Pena for getting inducted into the AAA Hall of Fame.

2. Abismo Negro vs. El Fiscal. They immediately traded forearm strikes, and Fiscal hit a dropkick. Negro hit a hard clothesline, and he choked Fiscal in the ropes. Fiscal hit a backbreaker over his knee at 1:30. On the floor, Negro hit a clothesline to the back of the head. They traded chops at ringside. They got in the ring and continued to trade chops. Negro hit a gutbuster over his knees, then he applied a half-crab. Fiscal powered out and hit a suplex at 4:30, and they were both down. Fiscal hit a dive to the floor [C]

Back from the break, they were both fighting in the ring, but quickly fought to the floor. Negro struck Fiscal with the ringside steps, and the ref called for the bell. (Why did we take a break, only to have the match end a minute after we returned to action?) Negro grabbed a chair and repeatedly struck Fiscal with it. “Abismo Negro has gone off the deep end!” Corey Graves shouted. A decent post-match brawl, and of course, nothing has been decided between them.

El Fiscal defeated Abismo Negro via DQ at 7:19.

* After more commercials, Marisela Pena was in the ring for her HOF coronation. Rey Mysterio came to the ring and spoke at the podium in the ring and talked about what the Pena family did for pro wrestling. (Subtitles on the screen). He said Marisela led “with grace and class.” Marisela started to speak, but Dorian Roldan came out to confront her. JBL said, “He’s here to honor his mother.” Dorian started to speak, but the crowd loudly booed him.

* Dorian apologized for interrupting her moment. The crowd was so LOUD, and he finally got angry and shouted at them to settle down. He has filed a formal complaint about Rey Mysterio for his job as general manager! He said Rey has put wrestlers in dangerous working conditions, including Mini Vikingo, who is now injured. He said Rey attacked Dominik Mysterio and “abused your power” as GM. He said Rey has been suspended! He wondered why his mom chose Rey for GM instead of her own son. He claimed that Rey is having an “extramarital affair” with Marisela! “I knew it!” JBL muttered. The crowd reaction was wild, a mix of anger and laughter. “Shame on Rey Mysterio,” JBL said. Dorian walked to the back as the show went off the air.

Final Thoughts: Two okay matches but certainly nothing must-see. The more JBL and Corey try to convince me about how great this Negro-Fiscal feud is, the less I seem to care. The final segment had Mexican telenovela written all over it. I just don’t know where this goes, because of course, Dorian isn’t a wrestler.

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