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AAA Triplemania 32 notes: New champions, JBL, Rey Mysterio

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Notes from Triplemania XXXII in Mexico City.

The third night of Triplemania on Saturday saw Alberto El Patron defeat Nic Nemeth to become the new AAA Mega Heavyweight champion. Nemeth was accompanied to the ring by former WWE star JBL. The finish came after Patron threw water in Nemeth’s eyes and low blowed him for the win.

An angle took place after the match that saw Alberto turn on authority figure Latin Lover, revealing that he was “The Eye” that had been attacking AAA talent. He joined forces with Konnan and AAA president Dorian Roldan, leaving Latin Lover a bloody mess. JBL entered the ring, looked at Latin Lover, then shook hands with Alberto before leaving.

Other title changes saw Matt Riddle defeat Komander and Laredo Kid in a three-way match for the AAA Cruiserweight title. Raj Dhesi (Jinder Mahal) and Satnam Singh defeated Negro Casas & Psycho Clown and Dr. Wagner Jr. & Galeno del Mal in another three-way match for the AAA Tag Team titles.

The show also celebrated the career of the original Psicosis, Nicho El Millonario, as he was inducted into the AAA Hall of Fame. Rey Mysterio appeared via video and paid tribute to his longtime friend and rival.

In the main event, the second Psicosis ended up losing his mask in a mask vs. hair steel cage match, with Cibernetico being the last to leave the cage. Psicosis II revealed himself as Juan Gonzalez Cruz, who has been wrestling for 27 years.

AAA TripleMania XXXII Tijuana notes: Satnam Singh pins Vampiro, mysterious eye angle

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AAA TripleMania XXXII Tijuana took place Saturday night at Tijuana National Stadium.

The main event saw Satnam Singh, Parker Boudreaux, Sam Adonis, and QT Marshall defeat Alberto El Patron, Vampiro, Murder Clown & Dave The Clown.

Singh pinned Vampiro after a low blow by Jeff Jarrett, who was a factor at ringside throughout the match. Latin Lover also made a run-in during the bout. He came to Faby Apache’s rescue when it appeared Jarrett and his team were going to attack her.

The show closed with the screen cutting away to a video of a mysterious eye. The video also aired a few times throughout the show.

AAA TripleMania XXXII Tijuana results from June 15, 2024 —

  • A segment with luchadors from The Crash interrupting a ceremony for Damian 666 took place to open the show.
    • Konnan came out to confront The Crash wrestlers.
    • Mecha Wolf and Bestia ended up brawling.
  • Team AAA (Pimpinela Escarlata, Nino Hamburguesa, Faby Apache, & Mr. Iguana) defeated Team The Crash (Toto, Mamba, Anubis & Keyra)
  • Latin Lover came to the ring. He announced a sponsorship deal with a gambling company and talked about the television debut on Unimas.
  • Jeff Jarrett, Satnam Singh, QT Marshall, Parker Boudreaux, and Sam Adonis in-ring promo segment
    • Jarrett cut a promo on Alberto El Patron getting a title shot after having lost to Nic Nemeth in Monterrey. He ripped Mexico and the fans, etc. He told Faby Apache that he hadn’t forgotten about her attacking him in Monterrey either.
  • Rosemary, Havok & Tasha Steelz defeated Las Toxicas (Maravilla, La Hiedra & Flammer)
    • Steelz hit a splash on Maravilla as Havok and Rosemary held her in place for the win.
  • Three-Way Trios Match: The Crash (Noisy Boy, Destiny & De’Luxe) defeated Team AAA (Komander, Octagon Jr & Laredo Kid) and Team World (Willie Mack, Dinamico & CIMA)
    • Nick Wayne was unable to compete in this match due to Father’s Day commitments on AEW Collision. He was supposed to team with Mack and CIMA.
  • Mecha Wolf defeated Rey Horus and Bestia 666 in a three-way match
    • Wolf used poison mist on Horus moments before the finish.
  • Dorian Roldan came out for a segment honoring Rayo de Jalisco Jr.
  • El Mesias, Escoria & Espiritu defeated Cibernetico, Cuervo & Ozz
    • Mesias put Cibernetico through a table and pinned him for the win.
  • Dr. Wagner Jr, El Hijo del Dr. Wagner Jr, & Galeno Del Mal defeated Psycho Clown, Negro Casas & Brazo de Oro Jr.
    • Psycho Clown brawled with the Wagners after the match.
  • Satnam Singh, Sam Adonis, Parker Boudreaux & QT Marshall defeated Alberto El Patron, Vampiro, Murder Clown & Dave the Clown
    • At one point, Jarrett’s team was going to attack Faby Apache but Latin Lover came out to make the save.
    • Jarrett gave Vampiro a low blow and Singh pinned him for the win.

The show closed with the video of the mysterious eye airing again.

Nic Nemeth wins AAA Mega title at Triplemania XXXII

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A new AAA Mega Heavyweight Champion has been crowned.

Nic Nemeth defeated Alberto El Patron to win the title for the first time. The finish had Nemeth throw water in Patron’s eyes from the outside of the ring as Patron was going for a suicide dive. Patron pushed the referee aside while attempting to recover, which allowed Nemeth to low blow Patron and hit the Danger Zone (Zig Zag) for the win.

After the match, Marisela Pena handed the title to Nemeth, who posed with her while holding the title.

The AAA Mega title was vacated in March after it was announced that El Hijo Del Vikingo underwent surgery for a torn meniscus, putting him out of action. He had held the title for 833 days, defeating Kenny Omega back in December of 2021.

Nemeth is also the NJPW Global Champion, defeating David Finlay back in February.

Triplemania XXXII was headlined by a trios match, which saw Vampiro, Pagano, and El Mesias defeat Cibernetico, Dark Ozz, and Dark Cuervo. AEW’s Satnam Singh (with Jeff Jarrett), and QT Marshall were also on the card, teaming with Sam Adonis and Parker Boudreaux to defeat Psycho Clown, Octagon Jr., Laredo Kid, and Murder Clown.

Daily Update: WWE Raw to Netflix, AAA reveals Triplemania dates

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