Triplemania 34, the premier event for Lucha Libre AAA Worldwide and better known as AAA, will take place in the United States for the first time.Night 1 will be held at the MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas on Friday and will showcase some of the best pro wrestling the sport has to offer.
Night 2 will take place at Arena CDMX in Mexico City on Sunday.The spectacle will showcase the talents who regularly perform on AAA programming on Saturday nights with a handful of familiar WWE stars mixed in.COMPLETE PRO WRESTLING COVERAGE ON OUTKICKMr.Iguana and Psycho Clown sit in the audience during SummerSlam at MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford, N.J., on Aug.
3, 2025.(WWE via Getty Images)For pro wrestling fans who may not have tuned into AAA in the past or have and are unsure about what Triplemania is all about, commentator Corey Graves broke it down in a recent interview with OutKick Dropkick.
He compared the style and colorful nature of Lucha Libre to that of the Savannah Bananas."So, I think most people would be familiar with WrestleMania.Most people, if you're not a pro wrestling fan, you're familiar with that brand.
It's been massive for over 40 years.This is about to be the 34th installation of Triplemania, and Lucha Libre in Mexico is yes professional wrestling as we know it in America or around the globe, but it's very different.
It's a unique cultural touchstone," he said."There are bright colors and incredible action, and there's a lot of stuff that you will see on Raw or SmackDown including superstars who are heavily influenced by the Lucha Libre style.
It's not exactly like you see on WWE, but it's the same."And I've used the analogy quite a few times lately because I'm a big baseball fan.If you're a Major League Baseball fan, WWE is Major League Baseball.
AAA, to me, is sort of, and I mean this in the best way possible, like the Savannah Bananas.It's still baseball.
All of the things that you know and love about baseball still take place.It's just th...