
Reigning AAA Cruiserweight Champion Rey Fenix is reportedly dealing with a hand injury picked up during recent Lucha Libre AAA Worldwide television tapings.
According to a report from False Finish, Rey Fenix hand injury occurred during his bout, though he was able to finish the match rather than having it stopped early.
Current Status Of The Rey Fenix Hand Injury
While Fenix completed the match, he was reportedly favoring his injured hand throughout the remainder of the contest. At this time, there has been no official confirmation regarding the exact severity of the injury, whether he requires further medical evaluation, or if WWE and AAA expect him to miss any in-ring time.
Upcoming AAA Matches And Cruiserweight Title Schedule
The injury scare arrives during a busy stretch of programming for the AAA Cruiserweight Champion, who is currently scheduled for multiple high-profile appearances:
- Next Week’s Six-Man Tag: During the November 14 broadcast of AAA on FOX, Dorian Roldán announced that Fenix is scheduled to team with AAA Mega Champion El Grande Americano and AAA Latin American Champion La Parka to face AAA Trios Champions Perros del Mal next week.
- Road To Acapulco Title Defense: Earlier this month, Fenix announced a 12-man tournament consisting of four Triple Threat matches, with the four winners advancing to a Fatal Four-Way at Guerra de Titanes on December 19. The winner of that match is scheduled to challenge Fenix for the Cruiserweight Championship on January 2, 2027, in Acapulco.
Previous Injury Disruptions In The Cruiserweight Division
This latest development marks another injury concern surrounding the AAA Cruiserweight Championship picture. Fenix was previously scheduled to defend the belt against Mini Vikingo at Héroes Inmortales before Vikingo was sidelined with an elbow injury, prompting Fenix to defend the title against Jack Cartwheel, Laredo Kid, and Takuma instead.
With a six-man tag team match scheduled for next week and a major title defense set for January, Fenix’s medical status will remain a key focus for both AAA and WWE moving forward.
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