WWE Worlds Collide 2026 brings another major meeting between WWE and AAA, with a lineup built around established stars, rivalries that stretch across generations and multiple championship-level attractions. The event features CM Punk, Rey Mysterio, Dominik Mysterio, Penta, Rey Fenix, Roxanne Perez, Omos and Oba Femi, while AAA’s Los Perros del Mal and Las Tóxicas are also set to be prominently involved.
The announced card reflects the central appeal of Worlds Collide: placing wrestlers from connected but distinct environments in matchups that would not ordinarily take place on a standard WWE or AAA show. The Mysterio family story is once again a major part of the presentation, while the card also gives Penta and Rey Fenix an opportunity to compete together against a notable AAA pairing.
With titleholders, factions and marquee singles names included, Worlds Collide has been positioned as more than a showcase of crossover appearances. The event provides a stage for competitors to represent their sides of the WWE-AAA relationship while wrestling in combinations designed to feel special for this setting.
CM Punk teams with Rey Mysterio and El Grande Americano
The headline six-man tag match pits CM Punk, Rey Mysterio and El Grande Americano against Dominik Mysterio, JD McDonagh and Omos. It is a particularly unusual alliance on the babyface side, with Punk joining one of WWE’s most enduring lucha libre icons and the masked El Grande Americano.
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Across the ring, Dominik Mysterio teams with JD McDonagh and Omos, creating a trio with sharply different strengths. McDonagh brings a technical and opportunistic approach, while Omos represents the imposing physical presence of the group. Dominik’s involvement ensures that his history with Rey remains an essential element of the match, regardless of the additional personalities surrounding them.
Rey and Dominik have long been linked by one of WWE’s most personal family conflicts, and a Worlds Collide environment gives that rivalry another high-profile platform. The inclusion of Punk adds major star power to Rey’s side, while El Grande Americano further reinforces the event’s lucha-focused identity.
The pairing of Dominik and McDonagh also gives the opposing team a degree of familiarity, while Omos changes the equation whenever he is in the ring. Rey, El Grande Americano and Punk will have to find ways to contend with that size advantage in a match where momentum can shift quickly between six competitors.
Penta and Rey Fenix reunite against Los Perros del Mal
Penta and Rey Fenix are scheduled to face Daga and Berto of Los Perros del Mal. For fans of lucha libre and tag team wrestling, the chance to see Penta and Fenix competing on the same side is one of the card’s major draws.
The brothers have built their reputations on explosive offense, fast-paced teamwork and a connection that is difficult for opponents to replicate. Their appearance together at Worlds Collide makes the event a natural setting for a match that can blend WWE presentation with the style and history associated with AAA competition.
Daga and Berto enter as representatives of Los Perros del Mal, giving the bout a clear factional dimension. Los Perros del Mal carries a recognizable identity, and Daga and Berto will have the opportunity to make an impression against opponents whose partnership is among the most widely known in modern lucha libre.
The matchup is also significant because it places two distinct forms of tag-team chemistry against each other. Penta and Fenix are brothers whose careers have been closely intertwined, while Daga and Berto arrive united under the Los Perros del Mal banner. The result will offer an important spotlight for all four wrestlers within the broader WWE-AAA collaboration.
La Catalina defends the AAA Reina de Reinas Championship
The AAA Reina de Reinas Championship will be at stake when La Catalina faces Roxanne Perez. La Catalina enters the event as champion, while Perez brings a strong WWE presence into a match with major implications for one of AAA’s key women’s titles.
The Reina de Reinas Championship has an identity of its own within AAA, and its inclusion on Worlds Collide underscores the importance of the women’s division to the crossover event. La Catalina will be defending a championship that carries prestige in AAA against an opponent accustomed to competing under the WWE banner.
Perez’s challenge gives Worlds Collide another collision of styles and backgrounds. She is positioned to test the champion in a singles match that can affect the status of the Reina de Reinas title beyond the event itself. For La Catalina, the task is to maintain her reign on a stage featuring audiences from both promotions.
Championship matches often provide the clearest stakes on a card built around inter-promotional representation, and this one is no exception. La Catalina and Perez will have the chance to establish which competitor can deliver under the pressure of a major crossover showcase.
Fatal Influence meets Las Tóxicas
Women’s tag team action is also set for Worlds Collide, with Fatal Influence facing Las Tóxicas. The contest adds another faction-versus-faction component to the event and expands the number of women’s division performers receiving a featured spot.
Fatal Influence has the opportunity to compete in an environment that places WWE talent directly opposite an AAA-associated group. Las Tóxicas, meanwhile, represent a different competitive culture and bring their own collective identity into the matchup.
Group matches can be especially important on a card like Worlds Collide because they allow teams to establish momentum and showcase their chemistry in front of a broader audience. The meeting between Fatal Influence and Las Tóxicas is part of a lineup that does not limit the WWE-AAA connection to one division or one type of match.
The women’s matches on the card offer both a championship contest and a team confrontation, ensuring that the event’s crossover approach is represented in more than one way. La Catalina versus Roxanne Perez focuses on individual supremacy and a title, while Fatal Influence versus Las Tóxicas centers on collective pride.
Oba Femi set for a special appearance
Oba Femi is also scheduled for a special appearance at WWE Worlds Collide. While no additional match details are listed for Femi, his presence adds another major WWE name to an already crowded event.
Femi’s appearance is notable because Worlds Collide is designed to create moments beyond the announced matches. Special appearances can shape the atmosphere of the show, particularly when the card is built around unexpected interactions between wrestlers who do not often share the same stage.
With CM Punk, Rey Mysterio, Dominik Mysterio, Penta, Rey Fenix, Omos and Roxanne Perez already attached to the lineup, Femi gives the event another featured attraction. His role will be one of the elements for viewers to watch as the show unfolds.
A broad crossover showcase for WWE and AAA
Worlds Collide 2026 is structured around a wide range of attractions rather than a single inter-promotional centerpiece. The six-man tag combines WWE personalities with the continuing Rey and Dominik Mysterio family conflict. Penta and Rey Fenix against Daga and Berto brings a prominent lucha tag match to the card. La Catalina’s Reina de Reinas Championship defense adds title stakes, and Fatal Influence versus Las Tóxicas extends the crossover concept to another women’s division bout.
The announced lineup also demonstrates the range of competitors involved. Veterans such as CM Punk and Rey Mysterio share billing with performers including Dominik Mysterio, Roxanne Perez and Oba Femi, while AAA representation includes La Catalina, Daga, Berto and Las Tóxicas. That mix is central to the Worlds Collide concept.
For viewers, the appeal lies in seeing familiar WWE names placed in a card that actively embraces AAA’s wrestlers, factions and championships. The event is not simply a collection of guest appearances; the announced matches put the WWE-AAA connection at the center of the action.
WWE Worlds Collide features CM Punk, Rey Mysterio and El Grande Americano against Dominik Mysterio, JD McDonagh and Omos; Penta and Rey Fenix against Daga and Berto of Los Perros del Mal; AAA Reina de Reinas Champion La Catalina versus Roxanne Perez; and Fatal Influence against Las Tóxicas. Oba Femi’s special appearance rounds out a card built to deliver a distinctive WWE and AAA showcase.
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