One of the great informative bombings of the year took place during the Wrestlemania weekend, when Triple H announced that WWE had bought wrestling AAA. The operation will lead Tko's company to possess the majority participation in AAA, 51%, while the remaining 49% will remain in the hands of Fillip Holdings Limited, a well -known Mexican sports and entertainment company.
It is expected The acquisition of AAA by WWE concludes in the third quarter of 2025 once all the legal and bureaucratic procedures are completed. Meanwhile, both promotions will carry out their first set show on June 7 with a new edition of Worlds Collide. At the moment, no fight for the event has been announced, although it has been confirmed that NXT talent will participate.
On the other hand, fans have wondered how AAA's new situation will affect their collaborations with other companies. In this sense, it seems that the Mexican promotion will not count on all Elite Wrestling talent from now on, according to Fightful Select. “Although it was a formality and rarely happened, AEW's talent will not appear in AAA onwards. Jeff Jarrett appeared in AAA a few months ago“The media wrote.
As indicated by the Fightful report, AEW and AAA's relationship had cooled in recent months. A situation that was far from the great alliance that they maintained in the first years of life of Tony Khan's companywith fighters like Rush, Komander or son of the Vikingo actively participating in the American company shows.
At the moment, AEW maintains a close collaboration agreement with CMLLwith which he will celebrate the first show of its history in Mexico. AEW GRAnd Slam Mexico will feature stars from both companies. The event will take place on Wednesday, June 18 at the mythical Arena Mexico, which could hang the Sold Out poster.
