AAA presented the second week of Heroes Inmortales 2026 on Saturday, October 31. The show featured two championship matches, Rey Fenix defending the AAA World Cruiserweight Championship in an impromptu four-way and the continuing destruction of Los Psycho Circus at the hands of Pagano and El Carnicero.
Rey Fenix Accepts Three Open Challenges
Laredo Kid opened the show and declared that the Mixed Tag Team Champion would answer Rey Fenix’s open challenge, describing himself as the king of the cruiserweight division.
Jack Cartwheel attacked Laredo from behind and insisted that he would challenge Fenix instead. Takuma of the Tokyo Bad Boys then took out Cartwheel and entered himself into the open challenge.
The three contenders began brawling until Fenix arrived. Embracing his reputation as a fighting champion, Fenix agreed to defend the AAA World Cruiserweight Championship against all three men in a four-way match later in the show.
Psycho Clown Refuses Pagano’s Warning
Psycho Clown confronted former partner Pagano backstage. Pagano offered him one final opportunity to leave AAA peacefully, but Psycho refused and was subsequently destroyed by El Carnicero.
AAA World Tag Team Championship
The Wagner Brothers (c) vs. Los Vipers
Dr. Wagner Jr. overpowered Histeria during the opening exchange and repeatedly threw him to the mat. Galeno entered and joined his brother for a double back elbow before dragging Histeria into their corner to prevent him from reaching Taurus.
Taurus eventually made a blind tag and attacked both champions before landing a senton on Wagner. Histeria returned and attempted to steal a pin with assistance from the ropes, but Wagner kicked out. Taurus then launched Histeria toward the champion, only for Wagner to catch him with a Codebreaker.
Wagner escaped Taurus’ headlock and used a crossbody to create enough separation for a hot tag. Galeno entered and ran through both challengers before flattening Histeria with a splash. Taurus broke up the pin, but Galeno later caught Histeria’s crossbody and sent an advancing Taurus over the ropes.
Wagner dived onto Taurus while Galeno continued holding Histeria inside the ring. Galeno then suplexed Histeria and brought Wagner back in for the Wagner Driver. A frog splash from Galeno secured the victory and retained the titles.
Winners: The Wagner Brothers via Pinfall to retain the AAA World Tag Team Championship
El Carnicero and Pagano vs. Los Psycho Circus
El Carnicero wanted to begin the match, but Pagano punched him until he reluctantly stepped onto the apron. Pagano instead started against Murder Clown, who flattened him with a clothesline and scoop slam before bringing Dave the Clown into the match.
Dave landed an elbow and a backdrop for a two-count while Carnicero paced in his corner. Pagano recovered with right hands before Carnicero grabbed Dave in a choke, allowing Pagano to land a blockbuster. When Pagano went to make the tag, Carnicero initially recoiled in fear of being struck again and only entered after receiving reassurance.
Carnicero mercilessly attacked Dave, but missed an elbow drop and briefly found himself facing both Clowns. He ran through their attempted double-team attack before the commercial break. When the show returned, Pagano and Carnicero were using frequent tags to isolate Murder.
Murder caught Pagano with a Samoan Drop and reached Dave, while Carnicero also received the tag. Dave tried to send Carnicero into the ropes but was knocked down by a flying tackle. Pagano later held Dave in position for Carnicero’s Big Boot, only to be struck accidentally when Dave escaped.
Los Psycho Circus finally took Carnicero off his feet, and Murder landed a splash for a two-count. Pagano then pulled down the ropes as Murder charged, sending him crashing outside. Carnicero capitalised by dropping Dave with a side slam and scoring the pin.
Winners: El Carnicero and Pagano via Pinfall
Pagano and Carnicero continued assaulting Dave after the match until an injured Psycho Clown limped to the ring carrying a kendo stick. Psycho broke the weapon across Carnicero, but Pagano grabbed him and sent him into Carnicero’s grasp for a crushing driver. Pagano and Carnicero stood tall with Los Psycho Circus left in ruins.
AAA World Cruiserweight Championship
Rey Fenix (c) vs. Jack Cartwheel vs. Takuma vs. Laredo Kid
Mini Vikingo had originally been scheduled to receive the championship opportunity but withdrew because of an injury. After promising Vikingo a future title match once he recovered, Fenix issued the open challenge that led to the four-way contest.
Laredo quickly removed Cartwheel and Takuma to create a one-on-one exchange with Fenix. Takuma returned and took out Laredo before being overwhelmed by the champion. He answered with an arm drag and DDT, while Cartwheel and Laredo re-entered and helped send Fenix and Takuma outside.
Laredo controlled Cartwheel in the corner while keeping the other competitors at bay. He stopped Cartwheel’s attempted comeback with an inverted Michinoku Driver before stacking Takuma on top of him and landing a double 450 splash. Fenix broke up the pin with a stomp.
Cartwheel countered Fenix with a headscissors and dived onto Laredo and Takuma outside. He then swept Fenix’s legs and delivered a standing slam for a two-count. Fenix responded with a driver, but Takuma and Laredo returned before he could attempt a cover.
Fenix caught Takuma with a springboard cutter and dived onto Laredo. After returning Laredo to the ring, he connected with running knees in the corner but could not complete the Mexican Muscle Buster. Fenix instead launched himself outside with a springboard tornado onto Cartwheel and Takuma.
Laredo caught the returning champion with a slam and frog splash, only for Takuma to break the pin. Takuma then exchanged offence with Cartwheel, delivering a double stomp and backstabber before surviving a headscissors and poisonrana.
Cartwheel attempted a twisting moonsault, but Takuma moved. All four competitors returned and traded major moves until Fenix landed Angel’s Wings on Cartwheel for a near-fall. Takuma responded with a crucifix driver to Fenix, a second-rope headscissors to Laredo and a backflip over the ropes onto the champion.
Cartwheel landed the twisting moonsault on Laredo, but Takuma prevented the pin before taking a Swanton from Fenix. The champion cleared Laredo and Cartwheel from the ring and delivered a frog splash to Takuma, who somehow kicked out.
During the closing sequence, Cartwheel superkicked Laredo, knocked down Fenix and dived onto Takuma outside. Takuma later knocked Cartwheel from the turnbuckles, but Fenix caught him with an uppercut and completed the Mexican Muscle Buster for the victory.
Winner: Rey Fenix via Pinfall to retain the AAA World Cruiserweight Championship
As the show ended, Dorian Roldan was shown speaking to an unidentified person on the phone. Roldan asked whether he would receive an answer the following week, acknowledged the response and ended the call.
