Penta previously announced on the January 24th, 2026 episode of AAA on Fox that he will present a ceremonial sword to the 2026 AAA Rey de Reyes winner, alongside the tournament winner also receiving a shot at the AAA Mega Championship.
On Saturday, during the January 31st episode of AAA on Fox, Jack Cartwheel vs. Aerostar vs. Apollo Crews vs. La Parka took place as the tournament’s first qualifier. Taped earlier on January 17th, La Parka emerged victorious after pinning Aerostar for the win.
Since his match on Saturday’s AAA on Fox was taped, La Parka competed in the 2026 Royal Rumble PLE in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, where he was eliminated by Austin Theory.
Following last week’s AAA debut on Fox, former WWE Tag Team Champions Motor City Machine Guns have been announced as a part of this Saturday’s show.
Their exact role has not been confirmed, but it will be their debut in the promotion.
Alex Shelley and Chris Sabin will join Penta and three other championship matches in the lineup.
During Saturday’s premiere episode, Penta teased making a major announcement this week, El Hijo Del Vikingo secured a future AAA Mega Championship match against Dominik Mysterio, and Santos Escobar made his return.
The rest of this week’s card, also available on YouTube, will feature Latin American, Cruiserweight and Tag Team title defenses.
AAA on Fox lineup | This Saturday
Penta to make an announcement
El Hijo de Dr. Wagner Jr. defends the AAA Latin American title against TBA
Laredo Kid defends the AAA Cruiserweight title against TBA
Psycho Clown & Pagano defend the AAA Tag Team titles against TBA
While appearing on Cody Rhodes’ “What Do You Wanna Talk About?” podcast, The Undertaker detailed the vision he has for Lucha Libre AAA.
Undertaker has become a significant behind-the-scenes player in AAA since WWE acquired the lucha libre promotion in 2025. His role includes helping out in creative. In that position, Undertaker wants to preserve the legacy AAA has while also adding in elements like better storytelling and production values.
âHelping out with creative and doing some stuff with AAA, I’m trying to — my vision is to almost take a step back to step forward. I’m really high on the physicality and the actual in-ring stuff and things making sense, which is kind of difficult from where I’ve come from and then working with AAA,” Undertaker said
“The lucha libre legacy is incredible, right? With the mask and then there’s so many [legacy wrestlers], you know, there’s this guy who then has a son who has a son. So all these legacies and all this culture is in there. What we’re trying to do is honor that, but give more production value to the product and help story tell a little better. I think that’s the biggest thing.”
Undertaker praised the talent in AAA and the fandom the promotion already has. Though elements of the WWE product will be melded in, Undertaker wants AAA to exist as an alternative.
“Talking about incredible athletes and the things that they can do is, it’s amazing,” Undertaker said. “And the following they have is amazing. So if I can take the best of lucha libre and the best of what I know and I can mold them together, I think we’re going to have something that’s really, really special down there.
“But that’s the key. I’m not trying to make AAA Lucha Libre, I’m not trying to make it Raw or SmackDown WWE. I’m taking some elements of that, adding it to what they already do, and try and make a product that everyone will want to see. And it’s an alternative. It’s just like the other company. Raw, SmackDown, all these other, TNA, just to give people a variety and different things to enjoy about wrestling.â
AAA began a new TV deal with Fox Latin America this month. The promotion will be broadcast on Fox in Mexico, Central America, and South America (except Brazil), with WWE streaming the TV show on YouTube and Facebook outside of those areas.
Following his series of appearances on AAA shows, former WWE Raw Tag Team Champion and former GHC Tag Team Champion Omos has now been confirmed for the AAA premiere episode of Fox.
AAA will premiere on Fox on Saturday in several Latin American countries including Mexico, Central America, and South America (outside of Brazil). AAA announced Omos’ appearance via social media on Thursday.
Omos was last seen in AAA in December for Guerra de Titanes where he attacked Dragon Lee and aligned himself with El Hijo del Vikingo and Dorian Roldan. In the last year plus, Omos has appeared in Pro Wrestling NOAH and AAA, but has yet to return to WWE despite signing a new contract.
Announced AAA on Fox lineup | This Saturday:
El Hijo del Vikingo vs. El Grande Americano in a AAA Mega title eliminator match
AAA Reina de Reinas Champion Flammer vs. Lady Shani in a non-title match
Nino Hamburguesa, La Parka & Mr. Iguana vs. Abismo Negro Jr., Taurus & Histeria
Appearances from Mr. Iguana, Las Toxicas and El Hijo de Dr. Wagner Jr
A couple of new matches have been added to this weekend’s Lucha Libre AAA debut on Fox Latin America.
The new media rights deal will see AAA air on Fox in Mexico, Central America, and South America (outside of Brazil). It begins this Saturday with an episode from Juan de la Barrera Gymnasium in Mexico City. Though the show will not be on Fox in the United States, it will be broadcast live on both YouTube and Facebook for viewers outside Mexico.
WWE had already confirmed that a number one contender’s match between El Hijo del Vikingo and El Grande Americano (Ludwig Kaiser) would be taking place. Two other matches are now listed for the show as well, including AAA Reina de Reinas Champion Flammer competing in non-title action.
Lucha Libre AAA Fox Latin America debut (Saturday, January 17) —
El Hijo del Vikingo vs. El Grande Americano to determine number one contender to Dominik Mysterio’s AAA Mega Championship
Non-title match: AAA Reina de Reinas Champion Flammer vs. Lady Shani
Six-man tag match: Nino Hamburguesa, La Parka & Mr. Iguana vs. Abismo Negro Jr., Taurus & Histeria
The AAA-Fox Latin America partnership was announced in November 2025, with the deal being reached following WWE’s acquisition of the lucha libre company. The Undertaker and Jeremy Borash are among those who have become significant behind-the-scenes players in AAA now that the promotion is owned by WWE.
To get her spot in Lucha Libre AAA, Chelsea Green reached out to The Undertaker and “begged” him to let her be part of the promotion.
Undertaker has become one of the most important behind-the-scenes figures in AAA since WWE acquired the company. He and Jeremy Borash are involved with booking AAA, and Green contacted both of them asking to be featured. It resulted in Green and Ethan Page both being brought to Mexico and winning the AAA Mixed Tag Team titles.
âWhen I first got the call to go to AAA, it’s because I begged Undertaker. Like every single show that I’m on, I begged the producers,” Green joked while appearing on Notsam Wrestling. “When I just wrestled Sol Ruca for the United States Women’s title, I messaged Shawn Michaels and Johnny Russo and asked for that match. I didn’t ask for Sol, but I asked for a match. Yeah, I’m out here just begging on my hands and knees, ‘Please, someone let me wrestle.’
“So, I messaged Undertaker. First, I messaged Anthony Luke — who is Maxxine’s husband now — I messaged him. I asked for Undertaker’s number. He wouldn’t give it to me, so he gave me Michelle McCool’s. I messaged Michelle McCool. Michelle McCool gave me Undertaker’s number. Then I messaged Undertaker and JB and I was like, ‘Please, I want to go to Mexico. I want to wrestle. I want to do whatever I can.’ He was like, ‘All right, say less.’ He booked Ethan and I together. I didn’t think that was going to be the way — I just wanted to go. I didn’t care how I went.”
Green said she loves holding the Mixed Tag Team titles because it’s a championship that, at one point, she couldn’t imagine would be part of WWE. She wants to showcase the championship and is sure to bring it to all of her media appearances.
âif I’m in AAA, I want to make sure that the WWE audience watches AAA as well,” Green said. “So I’ve done everything I could in my power to make sure that this title is seen everywhere I go.”
As a WWE main roster wrestler, Green hopes that her presence in AAA helps bring some more exposure to the other talent in the promotion.
âThose girls are real fighters, man. They are no joke. They’re incredibly talented,” Green said about the AAA women’s division. “And I just hope that now that AAA is on Fox [in Mexico] and that I am there hopefully shining a new light on it, maybe those luchadoras and those luchadors will get, you know — they’ll make even more money and they’ll get even more eyes on them and whatever.â
Green had been a double champion before dropping the WWE Women’s United States Championship to Giulia on SmackDown last Friday. She and Page still hold the AAA Mixed Tag Team titles — and Page is the men’s North American Champion in NXT.
A latest update has emerged featuring details on AAA Rey De Reyes’ next show date, location, venue, and more.
WWE officially announced its acquisition of Lucha Libre AAA at WrestleMania 41, with both companies soon working together on several AAA events. Now, Wrestlevotes Radio on Fightful Select has shared an update on the next WWE-AAA event, Rey De Reyes 2026.
According to the report, AAA Rey De Reyes is currently planned to take place on Saturday, March 14th, 2026. The event will take place in Puebla, Mexico, at the Auditorio GNP Seguros.
Earlier this year, on March 22nd, 2025, Lucha Libre AAA hosted its annual Rey De Reyes show, which was headlined by Alberto El PatrĂłn and El Hijo del Vikingo for the AAA Mega Championship.
With still time left for the event, fans are currently looking forward to AAA’s next upcoming show, AAA Guerra de Titanes on December 20th, 2025.
AAA Guerra de Titanes – December 20, 2025 lineup
Rey Fenix & Rey Mysterio vs. Dominik Mysterio & El Grande Americano
Hijo de Dr. Wagner Jr. vs. Ethan Page – AAA Latin American Championship
Psycho Circus vs. The Wyatt Sicks
Laredo Kid vs. JeâVon Evans vs. Jack Cartwheel – AAA Cruiserweight Championship
Dragon Lee vs. El Hijo del Vikingo
Natalya, Lola Vice, and Faby Apache vs. Las Toxicas (Flammer, La Hiedra, and Maravilla)
AAA confirmed on Friday that the show will air on AAA & WWEâs YouTube channel, as well as WWE Espanol. The show will take place live on December 20 in Guadalajara.
Prepårate para ver #GuerraDeTitanes EN VIVO por los canales de YouTube de AAA y WWE / WWE Español
Get ready to watch #GuerraDeTitanes LIVE on AAA and WWE / WWE Español YouTube channels
The company has a current television deal in Mexico with Space, which airs all of AAAâs television tapings as well as big events and also streams them on HBO Max. However, they do not have a deal to air AAA on television in the United States. Starting on January 17, the promotion will move to Fox Mexico.Â
This will be the first Guerra de Titanes under the WWE banner after they purchased AAA earlier this year. The promotion has since aired their major shows on YouTube, including Worlds Collide events that featured a mix of WWE, NXT, and AAA talent.
AAA Guerra de Titanes (December 20)
Lucha Brothers vs. Dominik Mysterio & El Grande Americano
AAA Latin American title: Hijo de Dr. Wagner Jr. defends against Ethan Page
Psycho Circus vs. The Wyatt Sicks
AAA Cruiserweight title: Laredo Kid defends against Je’Von Evans and Jack Cartwheel
Dragon Lee vs. El Hijo del Vikingo
Natalya, Lola Vice, and Faby Apache vs. Las Toxicas (Flammer, La Hiedra, and Maravilla)
Updating fans about the big announcement, Lucha Libre AAA shared the announcement on their social media.
“AAA debuts on FOX live from Mexico City on Jan 17th! Tickets are now available on Boletomovil. Watch it on FOX, FOX on Tubi, and FOX One for Mexico, Central America, and South America.”
As of now, no match card has been announced or finalized for the event.
The acquisition is a joint venture with Filip, a Mexican sports and entertainment holding company. Since then, the two promotions have produced multiple cross-promotional events. Over the past few months, stars from both companies have appeared on each other’s shows, gaining significant visibility.
While Mr. Iguana has become a breakout favorite among WWE fans, El Grande Americano and Dominik Mysterio are currently two of the most talked-about stars in Lucha Libre AAA.
WWE has secured a new media rights deal for Lucha Libre AAA.
It was announced today that, beginning in 2026, AAA will now be broadcast on Fox in Mexico, Central America, and South America (except Brazil). AAA content — including PLEs like Triplemania — will air across a variety of Fox platforms including the Fox channel on Tubi, the Fox pay TV channel, and the SVOD platform Fox One.
“Fox Corporation continues to strengthen its presence in Mexico with the addition of leading Mexican lucha libre promotion AAA to its portfolio of sports content,” a press release said. “With this new asset, Fox expands its offering and reaffirms its commitment to providing Mexican audiences with the best national and international sports programming.”
WWE acquired AAA earlier this year, putting one of the two biggest Mexican wrestling promotions under the WWE umbrella. There has been no word on a potential United States broadcast deal for AAA as of now. WWE has streamed select AAA events on YouTube over the past several months.
The press release announcing the Fox Mexico deal includes a quote from Rey Mysterio, who hyped that AAA’s future is now brighter than ever.
âAAA has been part of my roots since day one and to see it reach new audiences on Fox in Mexico fills me with pride and excitement,” Mysterio said. “Lucha Libre is part of our culture and bringing these stories to a broader audience is just the beginning — the future of AAA is brighter than ever.â
An exact start date for the deal has not been announced yet, nor have further details on which day of the week AAA will be airing.
Fans worldwide will be able to watch this Saturday’s Lucha Libre AAA event live on YouTube.
AAA has announced that its November 22 show from Mexico City will stream on its YouTube channel as well as WWE’s channel for free. A number of WWE main roster and NXT wrestlers are featured on the card, including AAA Mega Champion Dominik Mysterio, El Grande Americano (Ludwig Kaiser), and Dragon Lee being in the top match. It’s a tag match pitting Dominik & Americano against Dragon Lee & El Hijo del Vikingo.
The start time for the YouTube broadcast is 10:15 p.m. Eastern. It’ll be airing against the end of AEW’s Full Gear pay-per-view, but most of Full Gear will be unopposed from WWE-related competition.
This Saturday 7:15P/10:15E live on AAA and WWE YouTube.
WWE acquired AAA this year and has streamed several of the promotion’s shows on YouTube since then. Saturday’s event is taking place on the road to December 20’s Guerra de Titanes special.
Here is the announced lineup for Saturday:
Dominik Mysterio & El Grande Americano vs. Dragon Lee & El Hijo del Vikingo
AAA Mixed Tag Team Champions Chelsea Green & Ethan Page defend against Lola Vice & Mr. Iguana
La Parka vs. Galeno del Mal
Psycho Clown, Pagano, Dave the Clown & Murder Clown vs. El Mesias, Forastero, Mecha Wolf & Sanson
Octagon Jr. vs. JeâVon Evans vs. Axiom (number one contenderâs match for AAA Cruiserweight title shot)
Natalya is heading back down to Mexico this weekend to compete at a Lucha Libre AAA event.
This Saturday (November 22), AAA is holding a television taping at Juan de la Barrera Olympic Gymnasium in Mexico City. It’s been announced that Natalya will be part of a tag team match at the show. She’s teaming with Faby Apache against Flammer & La Hiedra.
Natalya has made regular appearances for AAA since the promotion was acquired by WWE, most recently competing in a three-way match at Heroes Inmortales last month where Flammer retained the Reina de Reinas Championship against Natalya and Faby Apache.
After the AAA taping, Natalya will be heading right back to the United States for a book signing in Orlando. She’ll be signing her new memoir “The Last Hart Beating: From the Dungeon to WWE.”
“Wrestling in Mexico for AAA on Saturday and then straight off the plane to a book signing in Orlando with @TJWilson â and I couldnât be more pumped,” she tweeted. “I absolutely love wrestling in Mexico , and Iâm so grateful everyone is connecting with my book and wanting it personalized. I never take these moments for granted.”
Here is the updated card for Saturday’s AAA taping:
Dominik Mysterio & El Grande Americano vs. Dragon Lee & El Hijo del Vikingo
AAA Mixed Tag Team Champions Chelsea Green & Ethan Page defend against Lola Vice & Mr. Iguana
La Parka vs. Galeno del Mal
Psycho Clown, Pagano, Dave the Clown & Murder Clown vs. El Mesias, Forastero, Mecha Wolf & Sanson
Octagon Jr. vs. Je’Von Evans vs. Axiom (number one contender’s match for AAA Cruiserweight title shot)
Championship match added to upcoming AAA TV Taping.
Earlier this year at WrestleMania 41, WWE announced its acquitision of Lucha Libre AAA. Since then, the two promotions have closely worked together including several cross-promotional PLEs. Earlier this month, Chelsea Green and Ethan Page defeated La Hiedra & Mr. Iguana to become the new AAA World Mixed Tag Team Champions. Less than a month into their reign, the duo have already defended their titles once and are set to defend it again at the next AAA TV taping.
In a latest social media update by Lucha Libre AAA, it was announced that Lola Vice and Mr. Iguana will challenge Page and Green for their Mixed Tag Team titles in Mexico City on November 22nd at the Gimnasio OlĂmpico Juan de la Barrera.
17-days into their title reign, the duo recently defended their championship against Thea Hail and Joe Hendry on the week one episode of WWE NXT Goldrush.
Match card for Lucha Libre AAA November 22nd TV Taping
The Alianzas AAA tour TV taping is set to take place on November 22nd at the Gimnasio OlĂmpico Juan de la Barrera in Mexico City. With a star-studded card, here are announced matches and segments that are set to take place:
La Parka vs. Galeno del Mal
Los Psycho Circus vs. El Ojo
Dragon Lee & El Hijo del Vikingo vs. Dominik Mysterio & El Grande Americano
Octagon Jr. vs. JeâVon Evans vs. Axiom
Chelsea Green & Ethan Page vs. Lola Vice & Mr. Iguana – AAA World Mixed Tag Team Championship
WWE Hall of Famer Rey Mysterio is set to appear at an upcoming Lucha Libre AAA event.
AAA has announced that Mysterio will be at the promotion’s television taping in Puebla, Mexico on Friday, November 28. He’s billed as a “special guest” for the show, with no other details announced regarding what Mysterio will be doing. His son Dominik Mysterio is the current AAA Mega Champion.
Back in April, Mysterio suffered a torn groin that forced him to miss WrestleMania 41. The injury kept Mysterio sidelined for months until he returned on the November 3 episode of Raw for a confrontation with Dominik.
WWE team The Creed Brothers are challenging for gold at the November 28 taping in Puebla. It will be Psycho Clown & Pagano vs. Julius & Brutus Creed for the AAA Tag Team titles.
A larger than usual issue this week with a wide variety of stories and tons of history:
The fixed fight accusations from Saturdayâs UFC show, what happened, how Dana White and UFC handled it, fixed fights in the early days of MMA and the different motivations then vs. now, and a look back at history with a former world heavyweight boxing champion who later became one of the biggest stars of his era in pro wrestling.
A look at the third quarter TKO business, covering mostly UFC and WWE. How each category is doing and explanations as to why.
Nick Khan talks WWE ticket prices and booking decisions on live events
Full coverage of Saturday Nightâs Main Event and business notes on the show
Hiroshi Tanahashiâs Farewell in Gifu and 30 minutes that capsulized the best aspects of the past, present and future of pro wrestling
Notes on the Tokyo Dome advance
Finals of the Best of the Super Juniors tag team tournament
Notes on the upcoming heavyweight tag team tournament
Lots of notes regarding AEW Full Gear
The real history of the original NWA national heavyweight championship
Matches likely to happen at Full Gear
The final installment of our Hall of Fame series, covering international and non-wrestlers, where we talk about the cases of people including Spyros Arion, Dominic DeNucci, George Gordienko, Ted Boy Marino, Billy Joyce, The Royal Brothers, Dave Brown, Zane Bresloff, Bobby Bruns, Bob Caudle, Joe Higuchi, Jim Johnston, James Melby, Bill Mercer, Gorilla Monsoon, Rossy Ogawa, Reggie Parks, Morris Siel, Tony Schiavone, George Scott, Kevin Sullivan, Mike Tenay, Ted Turner, Jesse Ventura, Roy Welch, Stanley Weston, The Grand Wizard and Koichi Yoshizawa.
Notes on the death of Victor Conte Jr.
Tank Davis kills his last payday and Netflixâs big fight for the fall is out the window and thank God for that
DDT has one of its biggest shows of the year
Betting odds for pro wrestling matches last week and this week
The most complete look at the television ratings of wrestling shows over the past week. How these numbers compare in placings to past years, where other than pro wrestling is hurting with the new ratings, competition for each show and placings for the time slot
CMLL has four straight sellouts and coverage of the main matches including a major return this week
What wrestler is having the best year for someone their age in wrestling history
Notes on a very confusing tournament coming up
What young wrestler sold out in a singles with Mistico this past week
Notes from the last AAA tapings
AAA booking huge arena for a taping
Stardom big show plus notes on the tag team tournament
Will Vince McMahon write a book?
Former pro wrestling star elected Mayor
How network, cable and streaming numbers have affected NASCAR in 2025
Update on Blue Demon Jr.
More on Smashing Machine including Dwayne Johnson comments
Jerry Lawler returns to WMC
Athletic commission in trouble over a sponsored womenâs championship
El Hijo del Santo retirement tour hits Europe
More WBD sale talks
Blood & Guts news
A poll on AEW viewership and how people watch the TV and PPV shows
Advance ticket sales for WWE, AEW, TNA, MLW and RAF
Randy Orton shared photos on Instagram of his family in Belize on a recent vacation celebrating Orton and his wife Kimâs 10-year anniversary:
Just back from vacation with family and friends. As a father nothing better than seeing my family smile. As a husband nothing better than seeing my wife happy. Thank you for coming with me to Belize to celebrate our 10 year anniversary my love.
At a Lucha Libre AAA taping in Mexico on November 28, The Creed Brothers (Julius & Brutus Creed) will challenge Psycho Clown & Pagano for the AAA Tag Team titles.
TKO representatives Ari Emanuel, Mark Shapiro, and Dana White rang the opening bell at the New York Stock Exchange today to celebrate TKOâs new partnership with Polymarket for UFC and Zuffa Boxing events.
While speaking with Adventure Gamers, MVP was asked how different it is working with Tony Khan compared to Vince McMahon and Paul âTriple Hâ Levesque:
Itâs very different because Tony Khan is a completely different human being, with a completely different personality. Heâs just a nice guy and a good person. Iâve never had any kind of a relationship with Triple H. Vince I was able to work with and with Vince, Vince knows exactly what he wants, how he wants to do it, and if you can present something that is better, sometimes Vince will listen, but when Vince has a vision, thatâs it. You go with it. Thereâs no second guessing it. Tony Khan is a lot more interactive and will take in a lot more ideas and heâs more willing to be pliable when it comes to his vision and how he wants to present it and what heâs willing to do to add to it or to change it. Heâs just a nice guy. Itâs funny, like his energy level. Heâs always happy and Iâve never seen him be mean to somebody. Itâs a much different environment where WWE was very corporate, very tight laced, for some people even uncomfortable and theyâre made to feel like theyâre walking on eggshells and people are scared of getting fired. That environment doesnât exist in AEW. Itâs way more relaxed. No oneâs walking on eggshells. The boss has time for everybody. And itâs super fun. No stress.
Agreeing with a statement Bret Hart had made calling Triple H a âphony,â MVP told Adventure Gamers:
Man, I agree with Brettâs assertion. Iâve said before, I call [Triple H] a coward and a liar. Letâs put it like this. If you really want to, you can go to YouTube and you can look up the interviews of various wrestlers through the years of what their opinion is of the man. Interviews of guys that were his friends, what they had to say about the guy. I can think of more guys that dislike him than I can think of guys that do like him. And people say MVPâs salty or bitter. Like, no, I have personal issues with the dude, stemming from professional stuff, but just the things that he does, how he carries himself, I just donât have respect for the guy. The newer generation, they donât know that guy yet. So the one of those that came up underneath him in NXT, they think heâs brilliant and a lot of them should for the hand heâs had in their career. But the guys that had to work with him back in the day will tell you a different story almost overwhelmingly. And so itâs not just me saying it. Thereâs guys who are way up the totem pole than me that are telling you that this guyâs no bueno.
We are just under 3 months out. I am still in a considerable amount of pain especially in mornings. I am 56 yrs old and it is taking a lot longer for recovery guys. The hardest thing for me at this moment, is getting up from a chair, and stepping down a step with right especially. My legs have always been pretty thin and cannot wait to actually strengthen them more on e I am able. I am on track for my age and then some and I would assume its because I have a strong work ethic and an athlete. Prob late Feb, early March for the greatest comeback of anyone in their 50’s.
Iâm going to show up to work and see what is asked to do and go do it. What Iâd like to see from TNA, and this is just my controversial take, but they are in a position where they can be different. They donât have to follow the formula. I think one of the coolest things about TNA was the six-sided ring, which was the X-Division. What Iâm trying to say is I want TNA to go back to that experimental phase where weâre just trying these wacky ideas. At the end of the day, you canât argue with the business model right now. Sold-out shows, potential network deals, and things like that. I also remember a time where Iâd look out at TNA and see maybe a couple hundred people. At Bound for Glory, I looked out and saw a couple of thousands.Â
Itâs a beautiful thing, but whatever TNA is doing, I think they are doing things right. They have their eyes on young talent. They have tryouts coming up. Itâs a great mixture of these talented veterans, then like the middle child are trying to figure out their journey and [there are] brand-new people coming in. Itâs a beautiful locker room, a great team to work with. Production just keeps getting better and better with each show. There is a lot of experimentation going on. I think at Bound for Glory we had our first 4K camera for the entrance, so there were some unbelievable shots coming out. Iâm just really excited, but if you asked me, selfishly Iâd just like to see them experiment more with wild concept matches because we are in a position I feel we can do it. I think that would attract even more wrestling fans toward our product.
