AAA presented Heroes Inmortales on October 24, with two title matches shaping the night and a major development affecting the AAA Cruiserweight Championship picture. The event aired on FOX Latin America and YouTube.
Los Perros del Mal retained the AAA World Trios Championship against La Parka, Mr. Iguana, and Niño Hamburguesa, but the champions continued their assault after the decision. In the other championship contest, La Catalina successfully defended the AAA Reina de Reinas Championship in a three-way match against Flammer and La Hiedra.
Elsewhere, Mini Vikingo’s scheduled championship opportunity against Rey Fenix has been put on hold because Mini Vikingo needs surgery for an injury. Rey Fenix addressed the situation by promising to remain AAA Cruiserweight Champion so that Mini Vikingo can still receive the match when he is able to return.
AAA Heroes Inmortales results
- AAA World Trios Championship: Los Perros del Mal (Ángel, Berto and Daga) (c) defeated La Parka, Mr. Iguana and Niño Hamburguesa to retain the titles.
- AAA Reina de Reinas Championship: La Catalina (c) defeated Flammer and La Hiedra to retain the title.
Los Perros del Mal retain the AAA World Trios Championship
Ángel, Berto, and Daga entered Heroes Inmortales as the reigning AAA World Trios Champions, carrying the Los Perros del Mal name into a defense against one of the event’s more unconventional opposing trios. La Parka joined forces with Mr. Iguana and Niño Hamburguesa in an attempt to take the championships away from the three titleholders.
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The champions ultimately left with the belts still in their possession. Los Perros del Mal defeated La Parka, Mr. Iguana, and Niño Hamburguesa to retain the AAA World Trios Championship, preserving Ángel, Berto, and Daga’s position atop AAA’s trios division.
However, the match result was not the end of the confrontation. After retaining the titles, Los Perros del Mal attacked Mr. Iguana. The post-match attack placed the focus squarely on Mr. Iguana even after the championship decision had been made, giving the champions another opportunity to establish their aggression after surviving a title challenge.
Big Mama came out to make the save, directing her attention toward Karmen Petrovic. The intervention stopped the situation from continuing unchecked and added another layer to the aftermath of the trios title match. While Los Perros del Mal remain the champions, the attack and ensuing save mean that the consequences of the match extend beyond a straightforward successful defense.
For Ángel, Berto, and Daga, the key fact is that their championship reign continues. Retaining in a high-profile setting such as Heroes Inmortales allows the group to move forward with the AAA World Trios Championship still firmly in its control. At the same time, their actions after the bell made clear that simply winning was not enough for the champions on this occasion.
La Catalina survives three-way Reina de Reinas title defense
La Catalina put the AAA Reina de Reinas Championship on the line against both Flammer and La Hiedra. Triple-threat title matches demand that a champion contend with two challengers rather than one, and the titleholder had to navigate both opponents in order to leave with the championship.
La Catalina did exactly that. She defeated Flammer and La Hiedra to retain the AAA Reina de Reinas Championship at Heroes Inmortales. The result keeps the championship with La Catalina and denies both challengers a breakthrough on a major AAA event.
The successful defense is particularly important because neither Flammer nor La Hiedra needed to be part of a conventional one-on-one championship scenario to create pressure for the champion. With three competitors involved, momentum can change quickly and the champion does not have the benefit of preparing for only one rival. La Catalina emerged from that environment still holding the Reina de Reinas title.
Flammer and La Hiedra each came up short in their effort to capture the championship, while La Catalina adds another defense to her reign. The result leaves her as the division’s champion following Heroes Inmortales, with the immediate challenge from both contenders now behind her.
Mini Vikingo requires surgery, Rey Fenix addresses delayed title match
The biggest non-match development from the event concerned Mini Vikingo and the AAA Cruiserweight Championship. Mini Vikingo needs surgery for an injury, preventing a scheduled match with Rey Fenix from taking place as planned.
Rey Fenix and Mini Vikingo had been scheduled to meet next week, but Mini Vikingo’s medical situation has changed the immediate timetable. No return date was announced. The confirmed detail is that Mini Vikingo requires surgery, making the originally scheduled contest unavailable for the time being.
Rey Fenix responded by saying that he will keep the AAA Cruiserweight Championship so Mini Vikingo still gets his match upon returning. The promise keeps the issue between the champion and Mini Vikingo alive despite the delay. Rather than treating the planned contest as finished, Rey Fenix framed it as a championship match that can still happen once Mini Vikingo is cleared to compete again.
Rey Fenix promised to keep the AAA Cruiserweight Title so Mini Vikingo can still get his match when he returns.
That statement provides a clear direction for the title picture while also underlining the uncertainty created by Mini Vikingo’s injury. A surgery requirement naturally places the priority on recovery, and there is no stated timeline for when Mini Vikingo will be available. Until then, Rey Fenix remains positioned as the AAA Cruiserweight Champion and as the wrestler who has publicly committed to meeting Mini Vikingo down the line.
The delayed match now carries a different kind of significance. It was initially scheduled for the immediate future, but Mini Vikingo’s injury has transformed it into a bout dependent on his eventual return. Rey Fenix’s pledge gives the matchup continuity, even though the exact date cannot yet be determined.
What the results mean after Heroes Inmortales
Heroes Inmortales ended with AAA’s championships remaining in the hands of their existing holders. Los Perros del Mal retained the AAA World Trios Championship, and La Catalina retained the AAA Reina de Reinas Championship. Neither title changed hands during the event’s announced championship matches.
For the trios champions, the post-match attack on Mr. Iguana ensured that the result did not conclude their conflict quietly. Big Mama’s save and confrontation involving Karmen Petrovic added further tension to an already heated situation. The champions kept their titles, but the physical confrontation after the match leaves unresolved issues around the people involved.
La Catalina’s victory was more concise in its outcome: she defeated two challengers and remained Reina de Reinas Champion. Flammer and La Hiedra were unable to capitalize on the three-way setting, while La Catalina maintained control of the title.
The Cruiserweight Championship situation is less settled, not because the title changed hands, but because a planned challenger is now sidelined. Mini Vikingo’s need for surgery has postponed his opportunity, while Rey Fenix has made a direct commitment to preserving the prospective match for Mini Vikingo’s return. The champion’s words do not establish a timetable, but they do establish that the proposed contest remains part of the championship conversation.
AAA Heroes Inmortales therefore delivered two successful title defenses, a post-match escalation involving Los Perros del Mal and Mr. Iguana, and an injury-related pause to a scheduled Cruiserweight Championship match. As AAA moves beyond October 24, Los Perros del Mal, La Catalina, and Rey Fenix all remain champions, while Mini Vikingo’s recovery will determine when his match with Fenix can finally take place.


