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Updated · Fox News · Jun 22

Los Perros del Mal Reforms With 5 New Members, Attacking El Grande Americano in AAA

Updated

Updated · Fox News · Jun 22

Los Perros del Mal Reforms With 5 New Members, Attacking El Grande Americano in AAA

Q: Which promotion will emerge victorious from this weekend's unprecedented wrestling showdown?

No promotion can yet be said to have “won” the weekend, because the available reporting provides cards and storyline stakes, not the results or hard business metrics needed to judge a victor. WWE appears best positioned on scale and mainstream visibility. Night of Champions carries the strongest built-in stakes, with King and Queen of the Ring winners earning SummerSlam title shots, and Cody Rhodes, Jey Uso, Liv Morgan, Gunther and Sami Zayn giving the company the deepest star power. WWE also doubles its footprint with NXT’s Great American Bash the next day, which strengthens its overall weekend presence. AEW may have the strongest critical upside. Forbidden Door is framed as a major international crossover event with NJPW, CMLL and Stardom involvement, plus key All In implications through the Owen Hart finals and the 12-man cage match tied to MJF and Mark Briscoe. If match quality and buzz are the standard, AEW has a strong case to own Sunday. TNA has the clearest “all titles matter” identity this weekend. Slammiversary features every company championship on the line, a loaded Ultimate X match, and a world-title main event between Mike Santana and Nic Nemeth. It may not match WWE’s reach, but it has a credible chance to be the most complete single-brand show. The fairest answer is that WWE is the favorite on visibility, AEW on critical momentum, and TNA on card density. Until results, audience numbers, and reception are known, there is no definitive overall winner.

3 articles · Updated · Fox News · Jun 22

AAA revived Los Perros del Mal on Saturday, unveiling Daga, Berto, Angel, Bronco Nima and Karmen Petrovic as the faction jumped El Grande Americano.
The attack came just after El Grande Americano’s in-ring return, where he received a hero’s welcome but immediately faced what the report called a brand-new threat.
The wrestlers revealed Los Perros del Mal shirts after the beatdown, drawing a frenzied crowd reaction and strong social-media buzz around the group’s comeback.
Los Perros del Mal has long been one of Mexico’s fiercest factions, previously featuring names such as Penta, Konnan, Hector Garza and Mephisto.
The angle sets up a new AAA storyline centered on who else may join the revived stable and how El Grande Americano responds.