AAA TV Schedule: Where to Watch & Stream Live

Founded in 1992 by Antonio Peña and acquired in a joint venture by WWE (TKO Group Holdings) and Mexican entertainment group Fillip in 2025, Lucha Libre AAA Worldwide (Asistencia Asesoría y Administración) is one of Mexico's two major professional wrestling promotions alongside CMLL. Known for bringing the six-sided ring (the Hexadrilátero), high-flying luchadores, extreme hardcore brawls, and classic mask-versus-mask (Lucha de Apuestas) matches to arenas across Mexico, AAA now operates as WWE's official Mexican sister promotion with cross-brand title defenses across Raw, SmackDown, NXT, and AAA supershows.

Current Champions, Triplemanía 34 Winners & Top Luchadores

Since the WWE acquisition, AAA championship cards blend legendary Mexican técnicos (fan favorites) and rudos (heels) with visiting WWE and NXT stars:

• AAA Mega Championship (Megacampeonato de AAA): The promotion's top world title is held by El Grande Americano, who defeated defending champion Dominik Mysterio in a No Disqualification main event on Night 2 of Triplemanía 34 at Arena CDMX in Mexico City, following previous reigns by El Hijo del Vikingo, Alberto El Patrón, and Nic Nemeth.
• AAA Reina de Reinas Championship: The premier women's title is held by Chilean star La Catalina (who dethroned long-reigning champion Flammer at Triplemanía 34), competing alongside Dalys, Chik Tormenta, Maravilla, and Faby Apache.
• AAA Latin American & Cruiserweight Divisions: Headlined by AAA Latin American Champion La Parka alongside Psycho Clown, Pagano, Octagón Jr., Laredo Kid, Mecha Wolf, Negro Casas, Dave The Clown, Murder Clown, and Mr. Iguana.

Lucha Libre Rules, Mask vs. Mask Bets & Major Annual Events

Unlike American tag team wrestling where a physical hand tag is always required, traditional AAA multi-man matches use lucha libre escape rules: whenever a legal wrestler's feet touch the arena floor outside the ring, a teammate on the apron can immediately enter as the legal competitor, creating non-stop aerial sequences. The calendar builds around five signature spectacles:

• Triplemanía: AAA's flagship stadium and arena showcase (often split across multiple dates in Monterrey, Tijuana, and Arena CDMX in Mexico City), headlined by championship bouts and Luchas de Apuestas where the loser must permanently remove their mask in the center of the ring and reveal their real name and age, or have their head shaved bald.
• Rey de Reyes (Spring): Multi-man elimination tournament where the winner captures the ceremonial sword trophy.
• Verano de Escándalo, Héroes Inmortales & Guerra de Titanes: Summer, autumn (held in memory of founder Antonio Peña featuring the Copa Antonio Peña gauntlet), and December year-end supershows, joined by cross-promotional WWE x AAA Worlds Collide specials.

Where to Watch & Cord-Cutting Reality (How to Watch for $0)

• Do Not Pay for an $82.99/Month Cable Bundle Outside Mexico: Since WWE took over global distribution for Lucha Libre AAA, you do not need a paid pay-per-view ticket or an expensive cable subscription to watch AAA in the United States, Canada, the UK, or Europe. Live headline events (including Triplemanía and WWE x AAA Worlds Collide) and weekly episodes stream for $0 on YouTube across the official @luchalibreaaatv and @WWE YouTube channels.
• Free Ad-Supported Streams on Tubi, Pluto TV & Twitch: In the United States and Mexico, weekly AAA on FOX episodes and on-demand specials stream for $0 on Tubi (no credit card required). In addition, both Pluto TV and the official Lucha Libre AAA Twitch channel run 24/7 free ad-supported channels airing classic Triplemanía cards and archival matches.
• Watching Live in Mexico: In Mexico, weekly television episodes air live on Saturday nights on Fox Sports Mexico and stream free on Tubi and the official YouTube feeds.