AAA announces AEW and TNA wrestlers for Triplemania XXXII: Tijuana

AAA heads into Tijuana for the second stop of the Triplemania XXXII trilogy on June 15. The lucha libre promotion announced several matches for the show, and they are bringing in outsiders from AEW and TNA.

The lineup for Triplemania XXXII: Tijuana currently includes:

• Vampiro, Alberto Del Rio, Murder Clown, & Dave The Clown vs. Sam Adonis, QT Marshall, Parker Boudreaux, & Satnam Singh with Jeff Jarrett
• Negro Casas, Psycho Clown, & Brazo de Oro Jr. vs. Dr. Wagner Jr., Galeno del Mal, & surprise luchador
• Cibernetico, Dark Ozz, & Dark Cuervo vs. El Mesias, Dark Spiritu, & Dark Scoria
• Team AAA vs. Team Rest of the World: Laredo Kid, Octagon Jr., & Komander vs. CIMA, Kyle Fletcher, & Nick Wayne
• Team AAA vs. Team TNA: Lady Flammer, Lady Maravilla, & La Hiedra vs. Tasha Steelz, Rosemary, & Havok

Notably absent so far is Nic Nemeth, who won the AAA Megacampeonato against Alberto Del Rio at Triplemania XXXII: Monterrey.

Vampiro’s retirement tour is the biggest hook for AAA storytelling this year. The lucha libre legend has a deep love for Mexico, and he’ll be taking out the trash made up of disrespectful foreigners. Jeff Jarrett will have his hands full throwing tortillas at the crowd as he guides the team of Sam Adonis, QT Marshall, Parker Boudreaux, and Satnam Singh. AAA enlisted the help of Alberto Del Rio, Murder Clown, and Dave The Clown to assist Vampiro.

AAA is relying on past legends for the yearly theme. Negro Casas and Dr. Wagner Jr. continue their feud, and they’re bringing family with them. One of AAA’s greatest rivalries is reignited between Cibernetico and Mesias for a trios bout with their own sects.

From an outsider perspective, the most interesting matches on the card are a pair of trios contests featuring AEW and TNA talent. Kyle Fletcher and Nick Wayne will team with CIMA to battle high-flyers Laredo Kid, Octagon Jr., and Komander. It should be an interesting experience for the Aussie and Christian Cage’s son.

TNA is sending Tasha Steelz, Rosemary, and Havok to battle Las Toxicas. The important note here is Rosemary’s return to AAA. The Demon Assassin was legitimately injured via armbar at the hands of the original Sexy Star when turning a work into a shoot. Rosemary wrestled in a four-way against Sexy Star, Lady Shani, and Ayako Hamada at Triplemania XXV. When Shani allegedly stiffed Sexy Star, Sexy Star took those frustrations out on Rosemary, who had nothing to do with the beef. Sexy Star was subsequently fired from AAA.

Triplemania XXXII: Tijuana will be available for streaming through TrillerTV as a single show or as part of a three-show bundle package.

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