AAA star Mr. Iguana has reflected on his recent training visit to the WWE Performance Center in Orlando, Florida, confirming that the group’s final day at the facility has now concluded.

Mr. Iguana shared a message of appreciation after the visit, describing the experience as an opportunity to train, learn and exchange knowledge with people who share the same enthusiasm for professional wrestling. The luchador also thanked the WWE Performance Center coaches and staff, the wrestlers who trained alongside his group, and AAA for putting its trust in those involved in the trip.

“Today was our last training day at the PC. We learned, trained and shared knowledge with many wonderful people that loves wrestling as much as us,” Mr. Iguana wrote.

His message specifically acknowledged Shawn Michaels, NXT’s Matt Bloom, Luchador LD, Wrinkler, Jeremy Borash and AAA. Mr. Iguana also credited the Performance Center staff for making the visiting wrestlers feel at home during their time in Orlando.

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“Thanks to the coaches, @ShawnMichaels, @NXTMattBloom, @LuchadorLD, Wrinkler, the staff from the pc to make us feel home, our training partners and fellow workers, @JeremyBorash @luchalibreaaa for trusting us to represent the team.”

The AAA performer closed his note on a positive note, signaling that he expects the connection to continue.

“Thanks for everything! We will see you again soon 🦎”

Mr. Iguana’s WWE Performance Center Visit Comes to a Close

The WWE Performance Center serves as WWE’s central training facility in Orlando and is closely associated with the company’s developmental system and NXT. For visiting wrestlers, a stay at the facility can create an environment for in-ring training and professional exchange with coaches, staff members and fellow talent.

Mr. Iguana’s comments did not outline specific drills, match preparation, future appearances or formal plans beyond the training visit itself. His statement instead focused on the collaborative side of the experience: learning, training and sharing knowledge with the people he encountered at the Performance Center.

That distinction is important. The message confirms that Mr. Iguana participated in the training trip and that its final day had taken place, but it does not announce a WWE contract, a WWE match, an NXT appearance or any other commitment. His “see you again soon” sign-off conveys appreciation and optimism without providing further details about when or how another visit may happen.

Among the names Mr. Iguana thanked was Shawn Michaels, WWE’s Senior Vice President of Talent Development Creative. Matt Bloom, who was also mentioned, is a key WWE Performance Center and NXT figure. Jeremy Borash was likewise included in the wrestler’s acknowledgements, alongside Luchador LD and Wrinkler.

Mr. Iguana’s gratitude extended beyond the coaches and recognizable officials. He thanked the facility’s staff for their hospitality as well as his training partners and fellow workers. That broad acknowledgement underscores that the visit was not framed solely as a one-on-one learning opportunity, but as a group experience built around interaction with numerous people at the Performance Center.

AAA Representation Highlighted in Mr. Iguana’s Message

Mr. Iguana also made a point of thanking Lucha Libre AAA for trusting the visitors to represent the team. The wording places the trip in the context of AAA representation rather than presenting it as an individual move away from the promotion.

AAA remains central to Mr. Iguana’s public identity, and his statement tied the Orlando visit directly to that affiliation. While fans may naturally watch closely for signs of future collaboration involving wrestlers from different promotions, no additional business arrangement or talent development announcement was included in his message.

For now, the clearest takeaway is that Mr. Iguana has completed a WWE Performance Center training trip and left with praise for the people he worked with. The performer’s post emphasized mutual respect for wrestling, thanked the personnel who hosted and trained with the group, and left the door open to another visit at some point.

The language of shared knowledge is also notable. Professional wrestling training environments often involve both instruction and exchange, particularly when performers with different stylistic backgrounds work together. Mr. Iguana did not detail what he taught or what he learned, but he characterized the visit as beneficial on both fronts.

Nothing in his remarks establishes a timeline for his next appearance in AAA or any return to Orlando. There was also no indication of whether future Performance Center sessions have been scheduled. Until further information emerges, the visit should be viewed as a completed training experience rather than a confirmation of a larger roster or storyline development.

Joe Hendry’s Beyond Belief Still Set for October 5

Elsewhere in WWE-related news, Joe Hendry has announced that his WWE Music-produced album, Beyond Belief, will arrive on October 5.

Hendry’s music has been an integral part of his presentation, and the upcoming album places that element of his work in a WWE Music release. The announcement gives fans a date to watch for the project’s arrival, though no further track information was included in the update.

WWE backstage interviewer Gia Miller added to the conversation with a playful tease about possible backup vocals. In a post on X, Miller wrote:

“Wow, whoever is on backup vocals sounds like they’d be a great backstage interviewer!🤪”

Miller’s comment suggests that she may be involved with backing vocals on the record, although the post itself was framed as a tease rather than a complete album-credit announcement. No formal list of vocal contributors was included alongside the album release date.

The October 5 release will give Hendry’s audience another music project tied to a performer whose presentation has long included a strong musical component. As with Mr. Iguana’s Performance Center message, however, the available information is specific: the album is WWE Music-produced, it is titled Beyond Belief, and it is scheduled for October 5. Any additional details surrounding its songs, guest voices or full production credits have yet to be confirmed in the information currently available.

What Is Confirmed

  • Mr. Iguana recently participated in a WWE Performance Center training trip in Orlando.
  • He confirmed that the final training day had taken place and thanked WWE coaches, staff, training partners and AAA.
  • His acknowledgements included Shawn Michaels, Matt Bloom, Luchador LD, Wrinkler and Jeremy Borash.
  • Mr. Iguana did not announce a WWE contract, match, appearance or future date connected to the visit.
  • Joe Hendry’s WWE Music-produced album Beyond Belief is scheduled for release on October 5.
  • Gia Miller teased that she is involved with backup vocals, but a full credit listing has not been detailed.

Mr. Iguana’s post leaves the immediate story on a straightforward and positive note: the training period at the Performance Center is over, he appreciated the people who made it possible, and he hopes to return. Meanwhile, Hendry’s music release gives WWE audiences another date on the calendar as Beyond Belief approaches its October 5 launch.

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