Recapped: 06/02/2016
What happened: Los Perros got the better of Los Fronterizos, sending them all out of the building in ambulance after costing them the main event. Pentagon Jr. won a spot on the Lucha World Cup team.
What was good: I liked the opener, but the rest of the show didn’t work for me.
Where can I watch it: It’s on AAA’s channel. Read More
Recapped: 05/24/2016
What happened: Texano Jr. qualified for the Lucha World Cup. Argenis & Suicide were momentarily tag team champions before the finish was overturned. Mesias beat Parka, and Texano wants a hair match with Mesias.
What was good: I enjoyed the tag title match. The three way would be good in highlights. The main event was not good.
Where can I watch it: It’s on AAA’s channel. Read More
Recapped: 05/22/2016
What happened: Not much? Some Lucha World Cup announcements were made. La Frontera won their debut. Xinetez were dominant over their opponents. This turned out to be Octagon Jr.’s farewell match, and understandably so.
What was good: The women’s tag was entertaining.
Where can I watch it: It’s on AAA’s channel Read More
Recapped: 04/30/16
What happened: Cage & Mesias continue to run over anything, including an injured Texano. Argenis & Australian Suicide surprisingly won a tag title shot, with Suicide beating rival Daga. The Perros were then destroyed by the new Los Fronterizos group. Apache continues to attack Venum for reasons inadequately explained.
What was good: I liked the opener and the tag match, though both made me want longer matches (that probably aren’t happening.) I had no real use for the main event.
Where can I watch it: It’s on AAA’s channel. Read More
Recapped: 04/30/2016
What happened: Mary Apache is a técnico again. Angelico returned to cost the Perros a match, who were then totally destroyed by Pagano, Halloween and Damian. Psycho kept his championship over Wagner, but was left humiliated at the end of the match.
What was good: I didn’t like much of anything, though nothing was outright horrible.
Where can I watch it: It’s on AAA’s channel.
Previously: Donald Trump said somethings. Texano was destroyed. Read More
Recapped: 04/16/2016
What happened: La Parka beat Texano cleanly in the main event. Cage & Mesias, new Trump buddies who were justifiably upset about that ludicrous result, destroyed Texano and gave him a martinete. A new Bengala debuts, though we’re supposed to be under the impression it’s the same Bengala and a new Ricky Marvin (who really is supposed to be part of a maybe named Averno/Chessman faction.) Venum and Apache have issues, but they didn’t go anywhere.
What was good: First two matches had some good moments. Main event was an angle and not a well done one.
Where can I watch it: It’s on AAA’s channel.