TripleMania 2026 had its concluding night in Mexico City, and there were more than 18,000 fans that were there in the arena. There were 6 Matches that took place at the PPV. The crowd was louder than on the first night, and the wrestling at this show was tremendous. AAA has built a lot of momentum going into the future. Let’s look at the Results for TripleMania Night 2
Omos Wins the 15-Man Battle Royal
The first match on the main show was the 15-Man Battle Royal, where nobody had been announced. The wrestlers that took part in this match included Mr Iguana, Mini Abismo, Mascarita Sagrada, Omos, Laredo Kid and others. This was a match where the wrestlers were allowed to go crazy as Mr Iguana and Laredo Kid did Suicide Dives from the second rope, and then Omos entered and started throwing everyone out of the match. Omos threw Mini Abismo and Laredo Kid, and finally he threw Nino Hamburg out of the Ring to win this match for the second year in a row. This was 22 minutes of fun to Start the show.
La Catalina beat Flammer for the AAA Reina De Reinas Championship
The second match of the show was the first World Championship Match of the entire PPV. It was between the dominant champion, Flammer, and La Catalina. Flammer has been the champion for 1126 days and counting. During the match it was about speed vs power, and Flammer was throwing around La Catalina before the challenger targeted the knee of her much bigger opponent. La Catalina was hitting kicks, and she hit a Hurricane Rana.
Flammer was distracted by La Hidera and her faction, and this allowed the challenger to hit a Frog Splash and get a 2 count. At the end of this very good 11-minute match, La Catalina hit Busaiku's knee and pinned the 1126-day reigning champion to win her first title in AAA.
El Camicero beat Psycho Clown in a Mexican Street Fight
The Mexican Street Fight was the third match of the PPV. It was between two of the most talented wrestlers. El Camicero was targeting the back and the knee of his opponent, and both men were Brawling throughout the arena of over 18,000 fans. They were hitting each other with Kendo sticks, chairs and tables. It was looking like Psycho Clown would win this match, but then Pagano returned as a surprise, and he turned heel on his friend, thus allowing El Camicero to get the win. This was a nice swerve at this show.
Rey Fenix beat Nathan Frazier, Mini Vikingo and Jack Cartwheel for the AAA World Cruiserweight Championship
This was the second best match of the night at 15 minutes. These four men were the fastest in AAA and WWE, and they showed why they earned this spot. Speed was the only weapon used by all four men. Jack Cartwheel was the standout as he was hitting Suicide Dives way over the top rope. Mini Vikingo was showing his AAA lucha libre wrestling style, and this little battle was everything. Nathan Frazier and Rey Fenix were showing their skills as Nathan Frazier hit a Spanish Fly that nearly won him the title. At one point all three challengers hit their signature moves on Rey Fenix, but the champion survived. Rey Fenix hit the Muscle Buster on Mini Vikingo to retain, but Los Perros Del Mal attacked all four men after the match.
The Wagner Brothers beat The War Raiders for AAA Tag Team Championship
The second last match of the show was for the AAA Tag Team Championship. It was an open challenge as The War Raiders were waiting for their opponents. The Wagner Brothers answered the call. This was an 11-minute match. The War Raiders used their power advantage in the first half of the match, as they were not allowing the hot tag from Galeno. Eventually Galeno was able to tag his brother, and then all hell broke loose. The War Raiders had no answers for the Speed that the challengers were showing, as The Wagner Brothers were hitting them with Suicide Dives and moon saults. The Wagner Brothers hit the Wagner Driver on Erik, followed by the Splash to win the tag team titles.
El Grande Americano beat Dominik Mysterio for AAA World Championship in a No DQ Match
The main event of the PPV was the World Championship Match between the champion Dominik Mysterio and El Grande Americano. The challenger had all the support, and this match was made a No DQ Match. This was an 18-minute main event. The heel, Dominik Mysterio, tried to hit the challenger with the title first up, but El Grande Americano escaped. Omos, who has become an ally for Dominik Mysterio, tried to interfere, but he was sent through the barricades. Then Liv Morgan interfered, and Dominik Mysterio hit the 619, followed by the Frog Splash, but El Grande Americano kicked out. The referee was taken out, and El Grande Americano hit the spear, and Rey Mysterio, wearing a referee shirt, counted the three. El Grande Americano won the AAA World Championship.