At Triplemania 34 in Mexico City, El Grande Americano defeated Dominik Mysterio for the AAA Mega Championship in a brutal match with no disqualifications. The contest featured intense moments of weaponry use and interference from other wrestlers like JD McDonagh and Omos. Despite numerous near-falls and interruptions, El Grande Americano emerged victorious when Rey Mysterio, as general manager, officiated the final pinfall, completing a storyline arc that saw him overcome personal betrayals to claim his title.
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Story summary
On Sunday night at Triplemania 34 in Mexico City, El Grande Americano defeated Dominik Mysterio for the AAA Mega Championship title. The match was allowed to use any form of weaponry and had no disqualifications, leading to a brutal contest where both wrestlers used chairs and belts against each other. Midway through, Los Americanos' rival JD McDonagh distracted El Grande Americano, but he managed to turn the tide with support from his tag team partner Bravo Americano. However, Omos then entered the match to help Mysterio, who had earlier brutalized Omos on Night 1 of Triplemania 34 at the behest of Rey Mysterio, Dominik's father and AAA general manager. Rey Mysterio rushed into the ring without a referee and with a neck brace to count the final pinfall for El Grande Americano, effectively settling a family score.
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Dominik Mysterio vowed to walk into Triplemania 34 as the AAA mega champion and walk out the same when he defended his title against El Grande Americano in Mexico City on Sunday.
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he → vow → Sunday
The former partners-turned-bitter rivals knew the match was going to be brutal heading into the main event.
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match → turn → event
Midway through Night 2, AAA broadcaster Corey Graves announced the match had no disqualifications, allowing chairs, belts and anything else to get into the mix.
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chairs → announce → mix
Mysterio started off with the weaponry.
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Mysterio → start → weaponry
He took a chair to El Grande Americano’s midsection and then used Dorian Roldán’s belt to add some extra pain.
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He → take → pain
Just as El Grande Americano was in control, he was distracted by Mysterio’s Judgment Day brother JD McDonagh.
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he → distract → brother
Still, Mysterio couldn’t get the pinfall.
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Mysterio → get → pinfall
Los Americanos came out to support El Grande Americano as they took out McDonagh.
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they → come → McDonagh
Bravo Americano went to the top of the video board and splashed onto Rayo, McDonagh and AAA officials trying to separate the group.
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Americano → go → group
El Grande Americano did his best to flatten Mysterio in the meantime, but couldn’t get the job done.
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job → do → meantime
Just when Los Americanos thought they had order in the match, Omos came out to support Mysterio.
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Omos → think → Mysterio
Omos, who won Copa Bardahl earlier in the night, tried to stymie El Grande Americano’s momentum.
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who → win → momentum
El Grande Americano avoided a shoulder attack from Omos on the outside and hit Mysterio in the ring with two headbutts.
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Americano → avoid → headbutts
He mustered up a shoulder to escape the pin.
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He → muster → pin
Mexico City stood on its feet for El Grande Americano.
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City → stand → Americano
But Mysterio dug deep to halt his opponent, at least for the time being.
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Mysterio → dig → time
Liv Morgan came out to knock El Grande Americano off the top rope.
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Morgan → come → rope
Mysterio hit the 619 and a frog splash, but couldn’t pin his opponent down.
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Mysterio → hit → opponent
Morgan was shocked.
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Morgan → shock → ?
Mysterio was shocked.
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Mysterio → shock → ?
El Grande Americano fought through the disruptions but ended up hitting the official with a headbutt.
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Americano → fight → headbutt
Mysterio knocked El Grande Americano out with the Mega Championship.
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Mysterio → knock → Championship
El Grande Americano hit Mysterio with a headbutt and went for the cover.
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Americano → hit → cover
Without a referee in sight, AAA general manager Rey Mysterio rushed to the ring with a neck brace on and counted the pin for El Grande Americano.
El Grande Americano won the Mega Championship, defeating Dominik Mysterio.
Rey Mysterio enacted some revenge on his son after being brutalized by Omos on Night 1 of Triplemania 34.
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Mysterio → rush → Triplemania
But Dominik Mysterio learned the hard way not to cross the boss.
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Mysterio → learn → boss
El Grande Americano has come a long way to become the AAA champion.
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Americano → come → way
He needed to fight Original El Grande Americano to keep his mask.
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He → need → mask
He needed to be betrayed by Dominik Mysterio.
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He → need → Mysterio
And he needed the fight and the will to survive all the dirty tricks that The Judgment Day and Omos sent his way.
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Day → need → way
