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AAA concludes Triplemania 34 weekend with Night 2 from Mexico City on Sunday night (Sep. 13, 2026). The main event has match of the year potential as Dominik Mysterio defends the AAA Mega Championship against El Grande Americano. La Catalina aims to dethrone Flammer as the longest reigning Reina de Reinas champion. Fenix will defend the Crusierweight title in a high-flying four-way. WWE’s War Raiders issued an open challenge for the AAA tag titles. Even more is on tap. Strap in, and enjoy AAA’s biggest show of the year.

For most of the world, Triplemania 34 Night 2 airs live at 9 pm ET through the WWE YouTube channel in the live section. Check out results from Night 1 and the predictions for Night 2 to set the mood.

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WWE AAA TRIPLEMANIA 34 NIGHT 2 RESULTS FOR SEPTEMBER 13

La Copa Bardahl: Omos wins. 15 men enter Royal Rumble style with eliminations via pinfall, submission, and over the top rope. Notable moments were Mr. Iguana having no ill will for La Parka after the tease at Night 1, El Fiscal eliminating rival Abismo Negro Jr then Abismo re-entering to eliminate Fiscal, the surprise return of El Mesias with Mecha Wolf, and another surprise return for Niño Hamburguesa. The match was all about Omos. The giant entered 13th and scored the final nine eliminations. Hamburguesa was 15th, and he used his heavyweight heft to smash Omos in the corner. In the final four, Omos goozled Mr. Iguana out of the ring. Mascarita jumped on the giant’s back to knock him over the ropes teasing an elimination on the apron. Mascarita fell off, and Omos was safe. Hamburguesa bellied Omos several times, but the giant wouldn’t fall off the apron. Omos goozled Hamburguesa, stepped over the ropes back into the ring, then dumped Hamburguesa out. Omos is the back-to-back winner of La Copa Bardahl.

Order of entrance: 1. Mr. Iguana, 2. Abismo Negro Jr., 3. Histeria, 4. Mascarita Sagrada, 5. Taurus, 6. El Fiscal, 7. Laredo Kid, 8. Mecha Wolf, 9. La Parka, 10. El Mesisas, 11. Dinamico, 12. Texano Jr., 13. Omos, 14. Chris Carter, 15. Niño Hamburguesa.

Order of elimination: 1. Abismo Negro Jr. by El Fiscal, 2. El Fiscal by Abismo Negro Jr., 3. Taurus by La Parka, 4. Histeria by La Parka, 5. Dinamico by El Mesias, 6. Texano Jr. by Omos, 7. Laredo Kid by Omos, 8. El Mesias by Omos, 9. Mecha Worlf by Omos, 10. La Parka by Omos, 11. Chris Carter by Omos, 12. Mr. Iguana by Omos, 13. Mascarita Sagrada by Omos, 14. Niño Hamburguesa by Omos, Winner: Omos.

AAA Reina de Reinas Championship: La Catalina defeated Flammer (c) to win the title. Down the stretch, Flammer connected on her running dropkick to the mush finisher. Catalina fell through the ropes, so no pinfall for Flammer. The champ kept looking to the back, presumably expecting La Hiedra to arrive for help to cheat. While Flammer was distracted, Catalina tossed her down from the turnbuckles. Catalina blitzed for a running hip attack into the ropes and closed with the Busaiku Knee to win. Flammer’s reign is over at 1,126 days. (Full details here.)

Mexican Street Fight: El Carnicero defeated Psycho Clown. Instruments of violence were kendo sticks, trashcans, chairs, tables, and a metal toolbox. Psycho had his chance to win on a flying splash through the table. The impact caused pain to Psycho, so he rolled away wasting precious seconds before the pin. Kick out by the monster. In the end, Psycho got tied up in the ropes. Carnicero grabbed the toolbox with bad intentions. Surprise return by Pagano! Pagano came to Psycho’s aid, then he stepped aside to allow Carnicero a free path. That is a heel turn for Pagano. Carnicero clocked Psycho with the toolbox to the head for the pin. Afterward, Pagano handed the kendo stick to the monster to go nuts hitting Psycho.

Dorian Roldan inquired to Dominik Mysterio about the health of Rey Mysterio after Omos’ beatdown at Night 1. Dom didn’t care about his father. Rey supposedly isn’t here tonight. Since that means El Grande Americano will be alone, Dom told Omos to stay in the back.

Happy moment to see Octagon Jr. standing in a neck brace after suffering a serious injury.

AAA World Cruiserweight Championship: Fenix (c) defeated Mini Vikingo, Jack Cartwheel, and Nathan Frazer to retain the title. High-octane action in this four-way. The final sprint was nuts. Fenix executed a Mexican Musclebuster on Cartwheel. Vikingo landed a shooting star press on the pile, then he covered Cartwheel. Kick out. Fenix set up an avalanche musclebuster to Vikingo, then Frazer came underneath for a Tower of Doom. Frazer landed a phoenix splash on Fenix. Kick out. Cartwheel unleashed offense and landed the Black Arrow on Frazer. Kick out. As Cartwheel was shocked leaning on the ropes, Fenix blindsided him for a rope-walking punt. Vikingo dumped Fenix out of the ring. Vikingo landed a corkscrew senton on Cartwheel. Fenix returned to snatch Vikingo for the Mexican Musclebuster to win. Prior to the match, Fenix passed by Los Perros del Mal. That was foreshadowing for a post-match beatdown. Los Perros mauled everyone and hit their catchphrase for the crowd.

AAA World Tag Team Championship: Los Hermanos Wagner defeated War Raiders (c) in open challenge to win the titles. Big men hitting hard. Ivar landed a moonsault, and Galeno kicked out. The Wagners’ rally was cut short on a pop-up powerslam by Erik. Kick out by Wagner. War Raiders executed a double powerbomb on Wagner. Galeno trucked the pile to break the pin, then he launched for a tope con giro onto the War Raiders. Galeno loaded Erik into the ring for the Wagner Driver from Wagner. Tag to Galeno for a frog splash and the victory. (Full details here.)

AAA Mega Championship: El Grande Americano defeated Dominik Mysterio (c) to win the title. The main event was chaotic. No DQ and no count-out. EGA had the upper hand for La Cavernaria submission with a belt. Dorian Roldan created a distraction, and JD McDonagh headbutt EGA. Bravo and Rayo beat up JD to the back. Bravo leaped off the top of the TitanTron. Omos arrived to pound Los Americanos, then he targeted EGA. Grande retaliated by raking the eyes and chopping the giant down with chair shots. Omos charged forward, Grande sidestepped, and Omos rammed through the barricade. When EGA was on point again on the turnbuckles, Liv Morgan ran in to push him down. Dirty Dom pulled the referee in front to take EGA’s running headbutt. Ref down! Morgan passed the title belt to Dom as a weapon to hit EGA. Dom took flight for a frog splash and missed the target. EGA nailed the running headbutt, but the ref was still down. Rey Mysterio ran in wearing a neck brace as the backup referee. 1, 2, 3. Grande is the new mega champion. A mariachi band jammed, “Cielito Lindo,” in celebration as the show closed. (Full details here.)

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