
History was made in Mexico City on Sunday night, where La Catalina defeated Flammer at Arena CDMX to capture the AAA Reina de Reinas Championship. The emotional victory officially came after La Catalina won the AAA Reina de Reinas Championship on Night 2 of Triplemanía 34, bringing a definitive end to Flammer’s historic 1,127-day title reign.
Miscommunication Leads To Historic Title Change
The closing moments of the championship match saw Flammer desperately looking toward the entrance ramp, anticipating that her ally La Hiedra would rush down to interfere on her behalf.
With no assistance arriving, the distraction allowed Catalina to capitalizes instantly. Catalina delivered a swift hip attack followed by a decisive running knee to pin Flammer and secure her first championship in the promotion.
- Title Reign Ended: Flammer (1,127 days — the longest reign in championship history)
- Decisive Move: Hip attack into a running knee strike
The Road From CMLL To Worlds Collide
Catalina’s title victory completes a historic rise across the Mexican wrestling landscape:
- CMLL to AAA Jump: Catalina became the first wrestler to jump from CMLL to AAA following WWE’s acquisition of the promotion, making her official debut in April.
- Ola de Calor: Earned her Triplemanía title opportunity by winning a multi-competitor gauntlet match.
- Triplemanía Night 1: Miscommunication between Flammer and Hiedra during a Fatal 4-Way match allowed WWE star Roxanne Perez to pin Hiedra, officially securing her spot as the number one contender.
With the title now around her waist, La Catalina will defend the AAA Reina de Reinas Championship against Roxanne Perez at Worlds Collide on Saturday, September 26.
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