AAA Heroes Inmortales continued with its third week of action on November 7, delivering a broadcast built around in-ring competition, a heated rivalry that refused to stay contained, and a major Hall of Fame moment that was interrupted by Dorian Roldán.
The show aired on FOX Latin America and YouTube. While the evening included one completed match and another that broke down into a no contest, the most significant developments came in the aftermath of the physical confrontation between Abismo Negro Jr. and El Fiscal and during Rey Mysterio’s appearance to induct Marisela Peña into the AAA Hall of Fame.
Bravo Americano opened the reported results with a victory over Cruz Del Toro and Kento in a three-way bout. The win gave Bravo Americano an important result in a match featuring three competitors looking to establish themselves on the Heroes Inmortales card. The available result does not specify the finish or how Bravo Americano secured the decision, but it confirms that he emerged from the contest as the winner.
The match also led directly to friction between Cruz Del Toro and Joaquin Wilde. Following the bout, Cruz Del Toro and Wilde argued, adding another layer to the situation around Cruz Del Toro after he was unable to pick up the victory. The nature of the disagreement was not detailed, and no resolution was presented in the reported events from the broadcast. Still, the confrontation made clear that tensions remain between the two.
For more background on this topic, read AAA Héroes Inmortales Spotlights Hall of Fame Honor, Grudge Match and Three-Way Showdown.
Bravo Americano Takes the Three-Way Victory
Three-way matches create an environment in which a single opening can decide the outcome. With Cruz Del Toro and Kento also involved, Bravo Americano’s victory stands as a meaningful accomplishment regardless of the limited details surrounding the closing sequence. He did not simply defeat one opponent; he outlasted two competitors in a setting where momentum can change quickly.
For Cruz Del Toro, the loss was compounded by the post-match confrontation with Joaquin Wilde. Arguments after a match can be as revealing as the match result itself, particularly when they follow a defeat. There was no indication that Wilde physically attacked Cruz Del Toro or that a match between the two was officially announced. What was clear, however, was that their exchange became a notable development coming out of the contest.
Kento was also on the losing side of the decision. No additional angle involving Kento was reported after the match, leaving Bravo Americano as the central story from the three-way encounter and Cruz Del Toro’s disagreement with Wilde as the immediate issue to watch moving forward.
Pimpinela Escarlata Issues a Challenge to Omos
Elsewhere during the program, Pimpinela Escarlata challenged Omos. The challenge placed one of lucha libre’s most distinctive personalities opposite a towering WWE-associated presence, creating a striking potential matchup based on the considerable contrast between the two figures.
No match date, stipulation, or response from Omos was included in the reported results. As a result, the challenge should be viewed as an invitation rather than a confirmed bout. Even so, Pimpinela Escarlata’s decision to call out Omos added an attention-grabbing moment to the Heroes Inmortales broadcast and introduced the possibility of a future confrontation.
The challenge also fits the unpredictable tone of the event, where competitive matches were joined by confrontations and ceremonial segments that did not unfold without controversy. Whether Omos answers Pimpinela Escarlata’s challenge remains unresolved following the November 7 show.
Abismo Negro Jr. and El Fiscal Cannot Be Separated
The scheduled match between Abismo Negro Jr. and El Fiscal did not reach a conventional conclusion. Instead, the contest was ruled a no contest after the fight spilled around the ring area. Rather than competing within the expected structure of a match, the two rivals continued battling outside the ring, preventing the situation from ending in a standard win, loss, draw, or other decisive result.
The no contest did not bring the hostilities to an end. Abismo Negro Jr. and El Fiscal kept fighting until security intervened and broke them apart. That detail is significant: the conflict continued beyond the point where the match itself had already been abandoned. Neither man was able to claim a formal victory, but both made it clear that their issue was far from settled.
AAA has now been left with an unresolved rivalry marked by an official no contest and a post-match brawl serious enough to require security involvement. No rematch or disciplinary action was announced in the reported results, but the lack of a finish leaves obvious unfinished business between Abismo Negro Jr. and El Fiscal.
For fans following the rivalry, the key takeaway is straightforward. The scheduled singles match did not provide a conclusive answer about who had the upper hand. Instead, it intensified the animosity between the two competitors and shifted attention toward what AAA may decide to do next with the issue.
Rey Mysterio Inducts Marisela Peña Into the AAA Hall of Fame
A major ceremonial moment followed when Rey Mysterio came out to induct Marisela Peña into the AAA Hall of Fame. The induction positioned Peña at the center of an important recognition during Heroes Inmortales, with Mysterio serving as the person presenting the honor.
Before the segment could remain solely focused on the induction, Dorian Roldán interrupted. Roldán stated that he had filed complaints alleging that Rey Mysterio had created an unsafe work environment. He then escalated the confrontation by accusing Mysterio of having an affair with Marisela Peña and claimed that he possessed proof.
The accusations immediately changed the atmosphere of what had begun as a celebratory Hall of Fame segment. The reported events do not include any evidence being presented during the broadcast, nor do they include a response from Mysterio or Peña to Roldán’s claims. The accusations remain allegations made by Roldán within the segment.
That distinction is important. Roldán said he had filed complaints and asserted that he had proof, but the reported sequence did not establish the contents of those complaints or provide confirmation of the personal allegation he raised. What is confirmed is that he publicly confronted Mysterio during Peña’s induction and framed the situation as both a workplace complaint and a personal controversy.
An Unsettled Conclusion to Week Three
Week three of AAA Heroes Inmortales closed with more questions than answers. Bravo Americano left with a three-way victory, but Cruz Del Toro’s subsequent argument with Joaquin Wilde created another unresolved issue. Pimpinela Escarlata made a challenge to Omos, though no response or official match was reported. Abismo Negro Jr. and El Fiscal were separated by security after their match became a no contest, leaving their rivalry without a decisive conclusion.
The Hall of Fame segment provided the evening’s most controversial development. Marisela Peña’s induction was a significant occasion, and Rey Mysterio’s participation gave the moment additional prominence. Dorian Roldán’s interruption, however, placed serious allegations at the forefront and ensured that the segment would not be remembered only as a celebration of Peña’s recognition.
AAA’s November 7 broadcast therefore mixed a clear match result with a series of angles that remain open. Bravo Americano’s win is official, while the clashes involving Cruz Del Toro and Joaquin Wilde, Abismo Negro Jr. and El Fiscal, Pimpinela Escarlata and Omos, and Rey Mysterio and Dorian Roldán all appear positioned for further attention.
AAA Heroes Inmortales Week Three Results — November 7
- Bravo Americano defeated Cruz Del Toro and Kento in a three-way match.
- Cruz Del Toro and Joaquin Wilde argued after the match.
- Pimpinela Escarlata challenged Omos.
- Abismo Negro Jr. vs. El Fiscal ended in a no contest after the two fought around the ring. They continued brawling until security separated them.
- Rey Mysterio came out to induct Marisela Peña into the AAA Hall of Fame.
- Dorian Roldán interrupted, stating that he had filed complaints alleging Mysterio created an unsafe work environment. Roldán also accused Mysterio of having an affair with Peña and claimed to have proof.
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