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2025 has already seen a few landmark shows in Mexico City, and TripleMania XXXIII seems to be the most important of all of them.

CMLL, AEW & Arena Mexico are having an outstanding week, and it’s hard to bet against them finding a way to have another memorable night for FantasticaMania Mexico.

This weekend’s AAA TripleMania Regia 2025 show feels thrown together and lacks both the vibes and the depth of Worlds Collide.

AAA and WWE take their first step on a new journey together Saturday night with Worlds Collide.

AAA Rey de Reyes 2025 is just a reminder that AAA is still doing vaguely AAA things. 

thecubsfan previews CMLL Homenaje a Dos Leyendas 2025 highlighted by a mask vs. mask main event and Máscara Dorada & Místico vs. Hologram & Komander.

Friday’s CMLL 91st Aniversario is a solid card from top to bottom if skipping the intense feud finale from past years.

The more coherent booking around TripleMania XXXII: Mexico City gives some hope that AAA is starting to pull itself out, but it’s not a very special show.

FantasticaMania Mexico 2024 is a show that people will be squeamish about spending $35 USD to see, but they will be happy they did at the end of the night.

AAA TripleMania XXXII: Tijuana is absurd as a PPV ask, and it’s barely worth checking out for free later on.