AAA on Fox Results – February 7, 2026 – AAA kicked off its road to Rey de Reyes with a chaotic, star‑packed episode centered around Dominick Mysterio, the reigning AAA Mega Champion. The show opened with Dom taking selfies backstage while posing with both the Mega Championship and the Intercontinental Championship. In the crowd, Mr. Iguana and Lola Vice were shown getting cozy, while Ethan Page, one half of the AAA Mixed Tag Champions, received a frantic phone call asking, “You’re WHERE?!”—a clear sign that Chelsea Green was nowhere near the arena.
Dominick Mysterio made his entrance wearing a Mexican football jersey, sunglasses, and the most infamous moustache in wrestling. Rey Mysterio, on commentary, called him his “bastard son,” and Dom grabbed a microphone to address the crowd in Spanish while Rey reluctantly translated. Dom said he didn’t want to see “old men on flags” in AAA anymore because he makes the rules now. He bragged that no one had ever taken the Mega Championship to RAW until he did, and reminded everyone that when he beat John Cena at Survivor Series, the Mega Championship was right there for the world to see.
Dom claimed AAA’s booming popularity had nothing to do with Vikingo and everything to do with him. He declared this the Era of The Dirtiest and crowned himself the King of the Luchadores. That brought out El Hijo del Vikingo, accompanied by Omos and Dorian Roldan. Roldan said he had invested wisely by backing Vikingo. Vikingo told Dom that his days as champion were numbered and promised that on March 14 at Rey de Reyes, the “worst Mysterio” would fall to the best wrestler in the world.
Dom fired back, saying he would beat Vikingo in front of his entire family. Vikingo congratulated him on his confidence but said it wouldn’t help him win. He then proposed raising the stakes with a stipulation—first suggesting a career match, then a hair vs. hair match. Finally, he told Dom he had two weeks to choose, and they would sign the contract soon.
Backstage, Ethan Page appeared on FaceTime with Chelsea Green, who revealed she was in a walking boot and unable to defend the Mixed Tag Titles. Before Page could react, La Hiedra snatched his phone and dragged him toward the ring.
AAA Mixed Tag Team Championship: Ethan Page & La Hiedra (c) vs. Mr. Iguana & Lola Vice
Iguana and Vice arrived in matching sparkly green gear, while Page and Hiedra looked visibly stressed. Chelsea Green had shipped her title belt to Page for the defense, but Hiedra had lost to Vice the previous week, giving Vice the right to team with Iguana. Page opened with a headlock on Iguana, but Iguana countered with a drop toe hold and a DDT. Hiedra tagged in, bringing Vice into the match. Vice hit a suplex and an armdrag before chasing Hiedra to the floor, where Hiedra slammed Vice’s hand into the steel steps.
Hiedra targeted the hand until Vice countered with a waistlock takedown and tagged Iguana. Page returned and took a hurricanrana and several shoulder blocks. Hiedra tagged herself in and tried to kiss Iguana, who dodged and dove over the top rope to wipe out Page. Hiedra hit a flatliner on Vice, but Iguana popped up with Liesa. Page pulled Iguana off the apron and grabbed the lizard, but Vice threw Hiedra into Page, knocking him down. Vice rolled up Hiedra for the three count, crowning new champions.
Mr. Iguana & Lola Vice defeated Ethan Page & La Hiedra to win the AAA Mixed Tag Team Titles
Backstage, Dominick Mysterio confronted El Grande Americano and mocked him for being a fan of Rey Mysterio. Rey stopped translating as the insults escalated. Suddenly, the “Original” El Grande Americano attacked the imposter, handcuffed him to a pole, and left him helpless as the show went to commercial.
Rey de Reyes Qualifying Match: El Grande Americano vs. Rey Fenix vs. Dragon Lee vs. Octagón Jr.
Fenix, Lee, and Octagón received big ovations, but the crowd buzzed for the arrival of the Original El Grande Americano, who officially replaced the handcuffed version. The other wrestlers motioned for him to be removed, but the referee allowed the match to proceed. Americano was immediately targeted and thrown to the outside. Octagón sent Lee out next, leaving him and Fenix to square off until Americano dragged Octagón to the floor. Lee and Fenix double‑superkicked Americano before resuming their fast‑paced exchange.
Americano hit a double clothesline from the top rope, but Octagón answered with a dive to the outside. Fenix hit a powerbomb on Octagón and followed with a tornado dive onto Lee. Americano returned with a superplex on Fenix, but Octagón broke the pin. Backstage, security struggled to free the handcuffed Americano, who remained trapped.
In the ring, Americano tried to unmask Fenix before hitting a cliffhanger DDT. He knocked Lee’s head off the announce table and dropkicked Octagón. He went for a moonsault but missed, allowing Lee and Octagón to reenter. Lee hit a double stomp and a dive onto Fenix. Americano tried a roll‑up but failed, and Lee hit a Styles Clash in tribute to his former partner.
Fenix and Lee traded strikes until Octagón returned with a poisonrana. Americano then hit a series of German suplexes and launched Lee into the turnbuckles. He locked an ankle lock on Fenix until Octagón broke it with a 450 splash. Fenix then ran across the top rope and hit a high knee on Americano, drawing a huge reaction.
Americano loaded his mask with a steel plate and headbutted Lee, then Octagón. He climbed the ropes and hit a diving headbutt before pinning Octagón to advance to Rey de Reyes.
El Grande Americano defeated Rey Fenix, Dragon Lee, and Octagón Jr.
After the match, the freed “Venti Americano” ran to the ring and chased off the Original Americano. The show ended with a preview of next week’s card, featuring La Parka vs. Jack Cartwheel and a triple threat tag match to determine the next challengers for the AAA Tag Team Championships.
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AAA on Fox Results – February 7, 2026
