AAA On FOX – November 7, 2026 (Heroes Inmortales Week Three): Wait WHAT? (Includes Full Show)
AAA On FOX
Date: November 7, 2026
Location: Gimnasio Olimpico Juan de la Barrera, Mexico City, Mexico
Commentators: Corey Graves, John Bradshaw Layfield, Rey Mysterio
It’s the last week of Heroes Inmortales and as usual, the show isn’t looking as strong as the previous two editions. The big draw this week is Marisela Pena being inducted into the Hall Of Fame, which seems to be a likely place for shenanigans. The first two shows have been good so hopefully this lives up to the predecessors. Let’s get to it.
Here are last week’s results if you need a recap.
We get the same narration from the previous two weeks, albeit with fresh video.
Cruz del Toro vs. Kento vs. Bravo Americano
All of their partners are here too. Americano starts with some atomic drops and jabs before making sure to dance with Kento. Del Toro pulls Americano off the apron but gets pulled outside for his efforts for some right hands. Kento is right there with the big running flip dive and we take a break.
We come back with del Toro and Kento clotheslining each other down, allowing a hat clad Americano to crossbody both of them down. The airplane spin and AA get two on del Toro but Kento knocks Americano down. A frog splash gets two and they crash outside with the referee immediately checking on both of them.
That means a big corkscrew dive from del Toro, who follows with a double Coast To Coast back inside. Del Toro chokes Americano, who German suplexes Kento for the break. Rayo Americano dives onto the other partners and Joaquin Wilde hairsprays del Toro by mistake. Bravo’s top rope splash gets the pin at 10:24.
Rating: B. Bravo continues to be a great act most of the time, with the high flying and the theatrics to go with it. I had a good time with the match as it’s something that works pretty much every time it’s on the show. There is a good chance this wraps up the LWO and…is that really going to cause much of an issue?
Various wrestlers wish Marisela Pena congratulations on her Hall Of Fame induction.
Pimpinela Escarlata isn’t scared of Omos….and the challenge is issued for a fight.
Abismo Negro Jr. vs. El Fiscal
They slug it out to start and Fiscal knocks him into the ropes. A cheap shot lets Abismo get out of trouble though and he’s already going after the mask. Back up and Abismo knocks him down again before going to the throat. A gorilla press gutbuster gives Abismo two and he grabs a half crab.
Fiscal fights up and gets in a suplex, setting up the clothesline comeback. The spinning high crossbody gives Fiscal two and he scores with the suicide dive as we take a break. We come back with Abismo escaping a MuscleBuster but getting sent into the steps. The Tombstone onto the steps is broken up though and Abismo hits him with the steps for the DQ at 10:25.
Rating: B-. The best thing I can say about these matches is that they feel like fights. You get the idea that these two do no like each other and want to hurt the other no matter what. AAA has done a good job of building up the issue between these two and it’s easy to get the concept, which is exactly the right idea.
More Marisela Pena congratulations.
And now, we get the induction. We get a highlight package on AAA’s history, with Pena being the brother of the deceased company’s founder. She’s been around forever, including when the company was sold to WWE. Rey Mysterio is brought out for the induction and talks about wanting a place to have a chance in wrestling.
That is what Antonio Pena offered with AAA and Marisela was right there the entire time. She has always been a kind woman and respectful to everyone while also leading the company. The Pena family opened doors for her and now she has opened the door to the whole world. Pena takes the mic and talks about Antonio Pena…and here is Dorian Roldan (Pena’s son) to interrupt.
The fans immediately boo him down and now he has a ruling from the higher ups of AAA. Mysterio has made three mistakes, such as sending wrestlers to the US, where they were hurt. Then Mysterio attacked a fan (as in Omos), and finally he made himself a referee at TripleMania
Therefore, Mysterio is indefinitely suspended as General Manager. That brings him to the big reveal: Mysterio is so obsessed with power that he and Pena are having an affair! Mysterio seems disgusted as Roldan leaves to end the show. I…ok then. This feels like something out a telenovela and while it’s a bit insane, it’s certainly different and that might be a good thing. I think. Maybe.
Overall Rating: B-. I liked the matches, but the angle at the end has quite the chance to be a heck of a mess. I’m really not sure what to expect from the whole thing but it’s the soap opera style stuff we don’t often get around here. Other than that, the show was more about the lower part of the card and that’s not the most interesting thing to see. As usual, the action helped carry things but the ending has me worried.
Results
Bravo Americano b. Cruz del Toro and Kento – Frog splash to del Toro
El Fiscal b. Abismo Negro Jr. via DQ when Abismo used the steps
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