"I haven't seen many AAA shows, but what they've been delivering lately deserves recognition. Guerra De Titanes was fantastic, and before that Alianzas, the NXT crossovers, and TripleMania. I didn't expect them to deliver such a good product after the WWE partnership began. Honestly, they are more enjoyable to watch right now than any other product under the WWE banner. Between the attendance, the matches, and the overall quality, an 8 or 9 for the last few months is a fair rating."

[7.0] "While I can't say I'm a huge fan of WWE's current pursuit of "partnerships" with other promotions (whether that be the subjugation of TNA, or the outright purchase of controlling interest in AAA), because past history shows us how that story ends. But I can't deny that in the case of AAA, the major WWE-produced events that have been held thus far, including this edition of TripleMania, have objectively been big improvements over a lot of the last several years' AAA output. The best of it were the Vikingo/Dom/Lee/Americano four-way and the Pagano/Psycho Clown vs Garzas tag title bout; Copa Bardahl was also a lot of fun. Solid show overall."

[7.0] "A year ago, I never would have imagined myself watching an AAA show, but after TKO bought the company, things have changed, and after the first Worlds Collide this year, I decided to give the company's main show a chance (especially since it was free on YouTube). This hadn't happened since 2023, when I tuned in to watch Vikingo vs. Omega. But the main difference here (besides the glaring improvement in the show's dynamics) is the production value, which has increased dramatically. Before the new management, the broadcast seemed worse and more amateurish than many indies in the 2000s (point to TKO). Copa Bardahl: As mentioned in other reviews, this was the perfect match to open the night. It introduces historic names from the company to the new audience (myself included) and brings back nostalgia for the veterans back home. With all the crossover with WWE stars, it was a super fun match, and the highlight was the Omos vs. Microman interaction. That was so ridiculous that it's impossible not to laugh, but the only question was whether it would have been more showy to have a homegrown star win [***1/2], Mesias vs. Hijo Wagner: the only match that was 100% AAA and coincidentally it was one of the most uninteresting of the night [***], Judgment Day vs. Lola/Iguana/Hamburguesa: scary how over Mr. Iguana became overnight (calm down, guys). The action here is ok, but the comedic spots were good, especially the mini demon Balor (brilliant HAHAHA) [***], Garzas vs. Pagano/Clown: Los Garzas are one of the most underrated tag teams today and this match was proof of that, a great car crash match that changed the tone of the show and even featured barbed wire (I didn't expect that one) [***3/4], Flammer vs. Faby vs. Natalya: worst match of the show by far, nothing interesting happens during the 10-minute match, it's literally the women rolling from one side of the ring to the other in an uninspiring catch wrestling [**1/4], Vikingo vs. Dom vs. Lee vs. Americano: Vikingo being rejected by the crowd at Roman Reigns 2015-2019 levels wasn't on my bingo card, besides this detail, the match goes down a path with several overbookings in its climax that detracts from the great action before it (I need a match between Vikingo and Dragon Lee) [****]. In the end, I ended up having fun with this show and the only reason I didn't raise my rating was because there wasn't a killer match, even though I don't expect to see a workrate-focused show coming from AAA, but good wrestling is always welcome."

[7.0] "While it was a good show it just showed how much WWE carries this partnership. The production was an infinite improvement on previous years and much of the card demonstrated how thin on the ground AAA are... If Triplemania is a roster gut check then AAA has a hernia - With WWE talent picking up most of the slack for this show."

[7.0] "Really enjoyable! Even more the fact that it was for free on Youtube. Sadly I'm sure it's not going to stay that way forever, they are probably doing this just to interest more people and when there'll be enough people hooked up, they'll revert to classic PPV. But still, this one was cool!"

[5.0] ""WWE brings its production expertise, which is no small thing. But it's still very sloppy -- AAA's roster remains thin and toxic. Why try to save one of the worst wrestling promotions in Mexico's history? ""

[8.0] "This was a very good show, where we had all that we want. Great matches, many fun moments, special entrances, atmosphere - everething was fire. Maybe not all matches being very good, but even they had an intresting spots. For the main show of AAA they can do something better, but overall event was really good."

[10.0] "That was so good, my second experience with lucha libre(first was worlds collide), but I still don't get the sound thing. When El Grande screamed, there was awful noices from the microphone, then commentators was louder than fans. This show was great, I enjoyed every minute of that, I was so happy for El Hijo Del Dr.Wagner Jr. and was touched by the moment of his celebration with his father, then Pagano and Psycho Clown(my favorites with Mr.Iguana ofc) finally got the titles and celebrated with the other clowns, that was cool. Mixed Tag Team match was ok, they tried they best, but it could be much better I think. Battle for "Copa Bardahl" was good, but I don't like Omos to much, how they intertaned his win - it was little bit boring and awful, but we talking about match and it was good, Microman was shocking one for me. Finally we got to the main-event. Not to much entertainment, but very good quality of wrestling and some surprise appereances. I wanna say that this show was one of the best that I've watched in this year. I can't rate it below 10"

[7.0] "Esto es lucha! This is wrestling! That was a lot of fun. Not all of it was the best wrestling I've ever seen in my life, but still fun. Another great showcase of what AAA (and also its new ownership) has to offer."

[8.0] "Theres not to many recent wrestling shows where you can chill out, turn your brain off and just simply have some fun enjoying a good wrestling show. Tons of great moments throughout the entire thing. Some of those being Omos and Microman in the Copa Bardahl. El Hijo de Dr. Wagner Jr winning the Latin American Championship with help from his dad Dr Wagner Jr. Finn Balor introducing Demonito in a battle with Mr. Iguana plus Balor also eating a hamburger with Nino Hamburguesa was the highlight of the tag match. The street fight was insane for WWE standards, glad that Pagano and Psycho Clown can still be themselfs even in a WWE environment. The womens triple threat wasnt amazing but it was classic AAA with the heel ref shenanigans. The main event was crazy chaos with run it's, the audio cutting out and just tons of flippy shit. If Dom dosent win that Mega Championship at some point I'll be shocked."

"I loved this event. As my first AAA show I was expecting a bit more of a showcase of talent AAA has to offer, some more wrestlers that I perhaps wasn't familiar with already, but it was super! Battle Royal was a great way to introduce the show having some familiar names in there. The Tag Team and Fatal Fourway matches were the best of the card. 8/10."

[8.0] "I believe this was the best AAA TripleMania event recently. The last memorable one was when Kenny Omega faced Andrade, but this event was highly enjoyable, featuring plenty of humor and strong in-ring performances. Since WWE acquired the promotion, they've been doing well, with Worlds Collide and AAA TripleMania XXXIII receiving positive feedback. Notable WWE stars like AJ Styles, Dominik Mysterio, Finn Balor, Roxanne Perez, and others significantly contributed to the event's success. While Triple A has a solid roster with some standout talents, it could benefit from adding more luchadors to strengthen its lineup. Overall, it was a very entertaining event--I had a great time watching. Now, with AAA & WWE World Collide II scheduled for September, I hope it delivers as well as the first one."

[8.0] "Copa Bardahl Cibernetico Match: An interesting match with some surprise entrants, there were a couple of highlight moments, Omos entering the match and winning it was a surprise, Aero Star had some highlight moments and it was a good match to open the PPV [***3/4]. El Hijo de Dr Wagner Jr vs El Mesias: The whole part with the father of Wagner Jr getting involved with Dorian Roldan was interesting to watch, the match in itself as solid as it could have been, the title change was nice to see and I am glad that Wagner Jr is the new AAA Latin American Champion [***3/4]. Finn Balor, JD McDonagh & Raquel Rodriguez vs Lola Vice, Mr. Iguana & Nino Hamburguesa: The spot between La Yesca and Demonito was actually quite funny to watch, Vice continues to prove to be a star in the making, Rodriguez picking up the win which was fine, Iguana continues to entertain fans and it was a solid trios match [***3/4]. Pagano & Psycho Clown vs Angel & Berto: Angel and Berto took barbed wire spots which was surprising to see, Clown and Pagano won the titles which was good to see, the match in itself was decent and solid throughout, worth a watch [****]. Flammer vs Faby Apache vs Natalya: A fine three way match for the women's division, Natalya seems to be displaying a new side in non WWE matches which is interesting to see (started in GCW but now ha brought it to AAA), the ending was a let down when the referee counted the three despite Apache's leg being on the rope [***1/4]. El Hijo del Vikingo vs Dominik Mysterio vs Dragon Lee vs El Grande Americano: An insane four way match to main event the show, AJ Styles getting involved and costing Mysterio the win made sense, Vikingo retaining was good to see, some great moments that made this worth a watch [****1/4]"

[8.0] "Just a fun night of wrestling. It's such a breath of fresh air to have a show where you can sit back and just have a lot of fun. There weren't any bad matches from an in ring standpoint either but the main event was the highlight of the night. Also the crowd booing anytime Vikingo was on screen was hilarious"

[8.0] "Show with only good matches and one great match. Main event was great, but every match was enjoyable, the opener being probably the second-best match with so many fun interactions. Was not the biggest fan of commentary, Graves was great, but Konnan was commentating like the smart mark and JBL was himself. Big improvement from where AAA has been the past few years."

"This was a good show but not great. I thought the battle royal was good for what it was. I really liked the Psycho Clown and Pagano tag match. Judgement Day vs Hamburguesa/Iguana/Vice was fine, nothing bad but just an average match. The Latin American title and Women's title matches were not good. The main event was fine but it was more a WWE version of a main event vs the typical Triplemania main event. Very sterilized."

[7.0] "It was an enjoyable show, while it was heavily produced by wwe, at least the heel referee, the technical issues were still there."

[7.0] "A lot of fun. Miles better than most TripleMania. Omos winning the rumble. El Hijo del Dr.Wagner Jr having a good moment. Puppet fight. Psycho Clown ripping off his mask to show a flesh mask was boss. Konna cussing out someone during his hall of fame induction. Main event was good but man does the crowd hate Vikingo. Biggest complaint for me is doing the dumb WWE ads and showing celebrities who mostly seemed to be no name "influencers"."

[7.0] "A show that screamed "hey, that was pretty good" top to bottom which by the standards of AAA in the 2020s is like a breath of fresh air. WWE has a LOT of reasons to hate on it, but giving AAA a little more structure has resulted in a much more stable and watchable show than a lot of their stuff has been under Konnan even with some WWE-isms present in the product here. I'm happy to see it, since I do think AAA has had a good roster for a while now."

[7.0] "Big improvement over last year's Triplemania, which as long as they did anything remotely similar to the AAA/WWE worlds collide show it would be bound to happen. But like the Worlds Collide show this did feel very much like a WWE hosted AAA show, if you know what I mean you'll see it, these shows have managed to avoid being completely trash like a lot of recent AAA shows and have been more on the side of decent satisfactory mixed bag shows that AAA was having more of in the past. Nothing great so far just solid if not good shows and this was no different, granted it's only been 2 so time will tell"

[6.0] "Decent show, it's clear that this is a more wwe-ish version of Triplemania and AAA, with matches with very wwe booking and an overall short duration (only two matches exceed 15 minutes), the level is mediocre, with the first 2 matches which are insufficient, the 3 vs 3 which is a fun and sufficient match, the street fight which was a good match as well as match of the night, a bad women's three way (worst match of Natalya's freelance parenthesis which did not blend in with the other opponents at all, creating a terrible level match) and a main event cute but overrated. Overall a sufficient show, AAA seems to have lost its tradition by focusing on a style that follows the wwe trend (and honestly looking at the last 10 years of the company they did well, given that at least this show was decent, the latest editions of Triplemania were obscene lol)"

[6.0] "What I feared has become reality. AAA has become a watered down version of what it used to be. If you compare this with previous Triplemania shows you'll see what I mean. The wrestling wasn't bad here though, the Copa Bardahl and the tag team street fight were a lot of fun but nothing here was really memorable. The choice for the main was a bit baffling, especially with a comedy gimmick being in there."

[7.0] "I'd say this was a step in the right direction for the "beginning" (if we can really consider it that, since this was the first proper AAA show to air globally through WWE) of the AAA/WWE acquisition. This was a very fun show, although not a lot to be remember on the in-ring side of things. The Copa Bardahl match and the mixed six-tag were fun, but the only match I'd say would be worth revisiting is the main event, even though the mexican fans wanted everyone but Vikingo to win the title."

[6.0] "I thought Worlds Collide in July was a more fun version of a AAA/WWE combo. This had a few good matches, mostly fine bouts and felt just way too much like a WWE PPV. JBL really, really poisoned what Graves and Konnan had going on the first show as far as English commentary goes, too. Layfield hasn't evolved his style a bit since he was the regular Smackdown guy or whatever 10-15 years ago."

[5.0] "Although I do not feel like this was actually a 5/10 show, a little bit more, I will give them this rating. The matches were too short, the wrestlers were rushing through everything. Even the story telling was absolutely rushed, like a cancelled TV show. Seeing AJ Styles in AAA was awesome, though, and I'm glad that someone as dedicated as Corey Graves is getting the opportunity to be the main commentator."

[7.0] "This was my second AAA show. I think it was a solid show with some good matches. Nothing on a must see level but easy to watch. A few things were weird but that's not a big deal. The best match was the main event."

[10.0] "What a fun show. If you were to compare this show, piece by piece, with recent big WWE shows there might not be much in it. In fact, WWE's in ring may be more polished in most cases. But this show had an unpredictable and more amateur feel (with the added benefit of WWE level production) that adds excitement that you just rarely get in WWE's big events. The crowd felt authentic, not too self aware. There's elements of the carny to AAA that give it an extra level of intrigue. And yes there was some damn good wrestling here as well."

[10.0] "This was one of the most entertaining shows I have watched in recent memory, me and the people I watched with had an absolute blast. This felt like a show that I could see youtube video essayists make a funny video about 10-20 years from now, but it was also genuinely good lmao. We don't get shows with that as often anymore, but this one actually feels like something I could go back and re-watch in the distant future due to it being an easy watch and overall entertaining. Perfect length, and there was so much going on, and the pacing felt very hectic in a good way, maybe in part because only 2 of the matches went long. The crowd being absolutely white hot really helped too, and best of all they were so in a non smarky "getting myself over" kind of way. That's why I think AAA and CMLL have the best crowds in the world. If this is how AAA is going to be going forward then it might be my new favorite show. The main event being as great as it was meant they really nailed the landing too. Though the way they have ruined Vikingo's perception among the fans is remarkable (derogatory)."

[5.0] "Triplemania in 2025 is a rather interesting thing, on the one hand I can say there was nothing particularly egregiously bad like in previous years. No baffling production decisions, or geniuenly terrible match like it would be usual in this show for the last couple of years. Instead what we had felt like a safe, cookie cutter version of what Triplemania was. Perhaps there is no bigger example that a new era under new management is starting than taking what is usually a terrible, baffling yet enjoyable trainwreck and turning it into just another show. Another day in the machine for the world of sports entertainment, will anyone really remember anything in this show? Maybe they will remember when Pimpinela Escarlata came out to a random generic song as opposed to their iconic "La vida es un carnaval" (despite the commentators still using that line), or they will remember when La Parka ditched the wonderful "Thriller" in favor of Commercial Track #29. I can tell you I still remember when Vampiro opened that casket last year, I will always remember that terrible Villanos/Circus match, and I will certainly never forget that one time Teddy Hart and Bryan Danielson teamed up to lose to Ricky Marvin and two other guys. Only a few hours after this show and all I remember is the top face of the comapny getting booed out of the building. There was no soul in this, there was no heart in this show. The matches were closer to the american house style than to authentic lucha (and no by authentic I do not mean classic lucha.), even the better match of the show between Mesias and Wagner 3G was nothing compared to what these men could really do. The women's match perhaps was the most authentic part of this show, as its slugishness and overall boreness was part of the course with these shows, albeit at least some other times the trainwreck is so bad it is sort of enjoyable. That is the big thing with this show, usually it is a tranwreck. A gloriously horriying enjoyable trainwreck. This show was boring, it was nothing. There was gushing of blood, there was no mindless interferences, there was no "CULO", there was not even a single apuestas match in the biggest show of a lucha libre company. The only thing that made me realise I was watching something under the AAA umbrella and not officially under their owner's umbrella, is the fact the mexicans won most of the matches."

[8.0] "Very fun show overall. Multiple matches that I would tell people to watch. There was everything from total entertainment to just really good pro wrestling here and nothing I would call outright horrible. As someone who has never really watched AAA (outside of World's Collide), I had a great time."