WWE x AAA Worlds Collide 2026 Results – Welcome to Wrestling Attitude’s coverage results for WWE x AAA Worlds Collide 2026, taped on September 26 from the Allstate Arena in Chicago, Illinois.
La Parka, Mr. Iguana, Mascarita Sagrada & Adelicious vs. Mini Abismo Negro, Brad Baylor, Ricky Smokes & Myka Lockwood
The crowd was loud for the babyface squad from the opening bell, especially for Mr. Iguana, who had the arena fully behind him. Vanity Project didn’t waste time cutting the ring in half, dragging Iguana into their corner and piling on heat as they kept him grounded.
La Parka shifted the momentum with veteran timing, catching Mini Abismo Negro and hitting a clean Spanish Fly that popped the crowd. Vanity Project tried to regroup and press their advantage, but the babyfaces rallied and turned the tide.
Mascarita Sagrada closed it out, hitting his finish and securing the victory for his team.
Winners: Mr. Iguana, La Parka, Adelicious & Mascarita Sagrada
Dragon Lee vs. Jack Cartwheel
Dragon Lee went straight to work, slowing Cartwheel down with a string of suplexes, including a clean German that planted him hard. Cartwheel eventually found daylight and used his gymnastics to flip the momentum, firing off multiple Suicide Dives before hitting a picture‑perfect 450 Splash — only getting a count of two.
Lee answered with his trademark Suicide Dive that cleared the announce table, and both men kept trading offense. Lee hit Diamond Dust, but Cartwheel stayed alive. Cartwheel came back with a crucifix bomb that nearly stole it — close call.
In the final exchange, Lee caught the opening he needed and drilled Cartwheel with Operation Dragon to close the match.
Winner: Dragon Lee
Fatal Influence (Jacy Jayne, Fallon Henley & Lainey Reid) vs. Las Toxicas (Flammer, La Hiedra & Maravilla)
The match opened with steady back‑and‑forth exchanges, neither trio able to take clear control. Fallon Henley broke the rhythm with a clean Frog Splash, but it only earned a count of two, keeping Fatal Influence from closing the deal.
Reid and Henley tried to isolate La Hiedra, grinding her down until a late hot tag to Flammer flipped the momentum. Las Toxicas surged, but tension between Flammer and Hiedra created cracks at the worst possible moment. A miscommunication on a tag left the referee unsure who was legal, and Reid spotted the opening instantly.
As Hiedra tried to set up a driver, Reid slipped behind her and rolled her up — only a two count became the three as Las Toxicas argued among themselves.
Winners: Fatal Influence (Jacy Jayne, Fallon Henley & Lainey Reid)
Axiom vs. Mini Vikingo vs. Je’Von Evans vs. EK Prosper
The four‑way exploded right from the start, nonstop motion with everyone trying to steal momentum early. Mini Vikingo nearly shocked the match when he caught Je’Von Evans with a Toronto DDT that earned only a two count, a close call that had the crowd buzzing. Evans later looked poised to win after hitting a top‑rope Cutter on EK Prosper, but Axiom dove in to break the cover at the last moment.
As the match moved into its closing stretch, Evans cracked Axiom with a bicycle knee and lined up the OG Cutter — but Axiom cut him off with a flying kick straight to the face. Axiom covered, Evans kicked out, and the scramble continued.
Axiom climbed the ropes, but Vikingo met him with a hurricanrana. Vikingo then dumped Evans to clear the lane. He went for a splash on Axiom, but Evans recovered and drilled him with the OG Cutter. Evans tried to capitalize, but Prosper kicked him away and tried to steal the pin on Axiom — only a two count.
In the final moment, Mini Vikingo found the opening, hit a clean 630 splash on Axiom, and secured the pin to become the new number one contender.
Winner: Mini Vikingo
La Catalina vs. Roxanne Perez — AAA Reina de Reinas Championship
Both women opened with quick exchanges and repeated roll‑ups, neither able to get a clear advantage. Perez leaned into her heel persona, mocking Catalina every chance she got. Moments later, Perez grabbed her right knee after slipping out of a corner hold. The referee and Catalina checked on her, but Perez used the distraction to blindside Catalina and take control.
The fight spilled to ringside, where Perez kept the pressure on before dragging things back into the ring. Catalina tried to rally with shots to the midsection, but Perez cut her off with a kick to the face and locked in a facelock to slow the pace.
Catalina eventually broke free and fired up, hitting a missile dropkick and several attacks near the ring post. She followed with a splash that earned a count of two. Perez answered with a Shining Wizard, but Catalina kicked out — close call.
They traded strikes until Perez nearly forced a submission. Catalina escaped, avoided Pop Rox, and rolled Perez up for the three.
Winner: La Catalina
Perez attacked Catalina after the match before heading to the back.
Penta & Rey Fenix vs. Daga & Berto
Fenix and Berto opened the match with fast movement, and Fenix quickly caught Berto with a sharp hurricanrana. Penta and Daga tagged in next, and Penta got caught showing off — Daga drilled him with a kick that stopped the momentum. The brothers regrouped and used their trademark teamwork to wipe out both opponents on the outside.
Daga answered with heavy punches on Penta and even tried tearing at the mask as the fight spilled to ringside. He drove Penta face‑first into the barricade before rolling him back in. Inside the ring, Fenix tried to fire up, but Karmen Petrovic grabbed his foot from the floor, letting Berto take control. Berto and Daga double‑teamed Fenix until Penta finally got the tag.
Penta and Fenix rallied with stereo suicide dives. Fenix hit a cutter on Daga, and Penta planted Berto with a Penta Driver — but Petrovic’s distraction cut them off again.
Daga took advantage and hit a low blow on Fenix, forcing the referee to call for the disqualification.
Winners: Penta & Rey Fenix
The members of Los Perros del Mal attacked the winners afterward. However, the Lucha Brothers eventually fought them off.
CM Punk, El Grande Americano & Rey Mysterio vs. Omos, Dominik Mysterio & JD McDonagh
El Grande Americano and JD McDonagh opened the match, but both quickly tagged out, bringing Rey and Dominik face‑to‑face. Dominik tried to jump Rey, but Rey read it instantly and took control before tagging in CM Punk. Punk and Rey hit quick tandem offense to drop Dom.
Punk later got stuck in the wrong corner after Dominik escaped and tagged McDonagh. JD built momentum until Punk caught him in a side headlock and launched him with a catapult into the buckle. Americano tagged in and hit a run of arm drags, locking JD’s arm before McDonagh tried to swing back and got popped in the face.
Judgment Day used their usual tricks — JD distracted the referee, giving Dominik room to cheap‑shot Americano from the floor. McDonagh then tagged in Omos.
Omos entered and dominated Americano, flattening him before tagging Dom back in. Dominik cheap‑shotted Rey on the apron, which set Punk off. The referee held Punk back, letting Dom and JD stomp Americano and even tug at his mask.
Dominik bit Americano’s fingers as he tried to crawl toward Punk, but Americano finally broke free and made the tag. Punk stormed in with double DDTs and running knees on Dom and JD until Omos stepped in.
The fight spilled everywhere. Rey and Americano helped Punk knock Omos off his feet. Omos tagged Dom as he fell to the floor.
Dominik lined up a 619 on Punk, but Rey dropkicked him. Rey set up his own 619, but Omos cut him off. Omos overpowered Rey until Americano kicked him from behind, and Rey hit a 619 to Omos’ body. Punk, Rey, and Americano then knocked Omos out of the ring.
Americano went for a suicide dive, but Omos caught him — only for Rey to hit a 619 to Omos’ face. Rey went for a splash, Omos caught him, and Punk launched himself with a suicide dive to take the giant down.
Back inside, Dom and Rey traded shots. Dominik tried another 619, but Punk caught him mid‑swing. JD dropped Punk, but Rey hit a double 619 on both Dom and JD. Punk followed with a GTS on McDonagh for the three.
Winners: CM Punk, El Grande Americano & Rey Mysterio
After the match, Omos, Dominik, and McDonagh jumped the winners. The lights went out — Oba Femi’s music hit. Dominik and JD bailed immediately as Femi confronted Omos. Omos shoved him, but Femi responded by sending the giant crashing from the top rope to the floor.
WWE x AAA Worlds Collide 2026 Results
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