El Hijo del Vikingo Wins AAA Mega Championship

El Hijo del Vikingo Wins AAA Mega Championship

El Hijo del Vikingo Wins AAA Mega Championship – As widely expected, El Hijo del Vikingo reclaimed the AAA Mega Championship by defeating Alberto El Patrón in a wild, interference-laden main event. The match took place in Mexico City and was marked by chaos, weapons, and the dramatic return of Vikingo’s father, King Vikingo, who played a crucial role in the outcome.

The bout featured frequent momentum swings, with both men trading control in front of a passionate crowd. Vikingo nearly sealed the victory earlier in the match after attempting to use a guitar introduced by Dorian Roldan, but he was laid out shortly after. Alberto El Patrón capitalized with a low blow and followed up by powerbombing Vikingo through a ringside table, appearing to have the match won.

However, in a shocking turn, King Vikingo stormed the ring as Alberto was celebrating. The AAA legend blasted El Patrón with the guitar, stunning the crowd and turning the tide. With the former champion down and defenseless, El Hijo del Vikingo recovered just enough to hit his devastating 630 splash, scoring the pinfall and ending Alberto’s reign at 288 days.

This marks Vikingo’s second reign as AAA Mega Champion. He previously held the title for an impressive 833 days before vacating it due to injury in March 2024. The emotional post-match celebration featured Vikingo joined by the tecnico (babyface) locker room, with the crowd showering him with adoration after the hard-fought victory.

Looking ahead, Vikingo will defend his newly won title against Chad Gable at the upcoming WWE x AAA Worlds Collide event, marking a major cross-promotional clash and one of the first major title defenses of his second reign.

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