Penta has shared new insight into his current singles run, his brother Rey Fenix’s recent success, and why he believes the Lucha Bros will eventually reunite. Speaking with the Dallas Morning News, Penta reflected on how both he and Fenix have become singles champions at the same time, marking a unique moment in their careers. Fenix captured the AAA Cruiserweight Championship in May and has defended it multiple times, including on WWE SmackDown. Penta, meanwhile, continues his own singles rise and says the brothers are simply building in different directions for now.
Penta Discusses Lucha Bros Future and WWE–AAA Partnership
When asked about Fenix’s recent championship win, Penta made it clear that their bond remains strong and that a reunion is inevitable. “Definitely, definitely. I expect that. Because I know in my heart, at some point, the Lucha Bros. come together again. When? I don’t know exactly, but (for) now, I’ll enjoy this this kind of season in my life, in my career, in singles. My brother, too. Now he is champion, I am champion. Now we’ve started building in different ways. … But the most important thing is, I promise you, one time in some point the Lucha Bros. will be back.”
Penta was also asked about the WWE–AAA partnership and how it has changed opportunities for luchadores. He said WWE’s acquisition of AAA has made it easier for Mexican wrestlers to reach WWE, noting that the landscape is very different from when he began his career.
“I think it’s a good deal between AAA and WWE because now everyone in Mexico, all luchadores in Mexico, has a big opportunity (to) come to WWE. So now, it’s more easy because now it is a bridge between both companies, you know? For example, for me, it was like 20 years, hard work every single day to come to WWE — now, it’s more easy for others because the times change. But the more important thing is everyone there is perfect, everyone there is like different than years ago. … I think it’s a good change for the business right now.”
Penta also spoke about his connection to Dallas, explaining that part of his early career took place in the city. He credited local promoters for helping him early on and said the fan energy in Dallas remains special to him.
“Dallas is very special for me and for my career because many years ago, I started one part of my career here in Dallas because here in Dallas exists a lot of Mexican companies of lucha. I want to say a saludo a mi amigo Oscar Martinez Entertainment. He’s working in Dallas. So he was one of the one promoters when I started my career, he bring me to Dallas. So I say thank you, and you know, I love the energy of the Dallas fans here because it’s amazing people here.”
With both brothers thriving in singles competition and the WWE–AAA partnership opening new doors, Penta believes the Lucha Bros will reunite when the time is right — and fans can expect that moment to be meaningful.
Penta Says Lucha Bros Will Reunite Again
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