Get ready for an epic wrestling showdown! On January 18, 2026, WWE brings you the highly anticipated premiere of Lucha Libre AAA on FOX. But this isn't just any wrestling event; it's a deal that has the wrestling world buzzing with excitement and speculation.
A Historic Deal: WWE, the global wrestling powerhouse, has secured a Mexican media rights contract for Lucha Libre AAA, the renowned Mexican promotion it acquired in 2025. This deal, with FOX, marks a significant expansion into the Latin American market, covering Mexico and most of South America (excluding Brazil).
The Big Night: The inaugural show promises to be a spectacle. WWE legend and Hall of Famer Rey Mysterio will set the stage, followed by a series of thrilling matches. The main event will feature a clash between El Grande Americano and El Hijo del Vikingo to decide who challenges AAA Mega Champion Dirty Dom Mysterio next. And that's not all—Omos, the towering superstar, will make a special appearance, adding to the excitement.
Global Accessibility: WWE is ensuring fans worldwide don't miss out. While the FOX broadcast is limited to specific regions, the show will be available online for international viewers. You can catch all the action on the embedded YouTube stream above!
The Mystery Unveiled: As the clock ticks towards the 9 p.m. ET start time, one question remains: Will there be English commentary? Join us to find out, as we witness the birth of a new era in wrestling entertainment.
Match Card:
- Rey Mysterio's grand entrance
- AAA Mega Championship No. 1 Contender's Match: El Grande Americano vs. El Hijo del Vikingo
- AAA Reina de Reinas Champion Flammer takes on Lady Shani in a non-title bout
- Six-Man Tag Team Match: Niño Hamburguesa, La Parka, and Mr. Iguana battle it out against Abismo Negro, Taurus, and Histeria
A Note on FOX: Interestingly, this FOX deal is not with the same network that airs AEW in Mexico. For more insights, check out this article: [link to the article].
But here's where it gets intriguing: Could this deal be a strategic move by WWE to counter AEW's growing influence? Or is it simply a natural expansion into a new market? Share your thoughts in the comments below! We'd love to hear your take on this exciting development in the world of wrestling.
