WWE Signs Multiple AAA Stars, Including Alberto Del Rio
In a significant move following WWE’s reported partnership with Lucha Libre AAA Worldwide, various top AAA stars have reportedly inked deals with the American company, with the notable return of former World Champion Alberto Del Rio.
Alberto Del Rio, who previously achieved success in WWE as a four-time World Champion, left the organization in 2016 amidst various controversies. Despite doubts surrounding his potential return due to legal and personal issues, his re-entry into the WWE fold is a significant development.
While El Patron is expected to continue his AAA commitments, the prospect of his involvement in WWE’s main programming remains uncertain. Nevertheless, his re-signing is a noteworthy event, considering the longstanding speculation surrounding his status with the company.
The finalization of WWE’s acquisition of AAA is anticipated later this year, marking a substantial international expansion for the company. Already, WWE’s influence is being felt in the promotion, with Rey Mysterio making an appearance to kick off the first AAA show under this new partnership.
Why Was Former WWE Champion Alberto El Patron Banned From Wrestling In Tijuana?
Alberto El Patron faced a six-month wrestling ban in Tijuana after an incident where he confronted a fan during a match. Following a bout against El Hijo del Wagner Jr., El Patron was subjected to coins and beer being thrown at him by fans. In response, he engaged with a specific fan and in the ensuing chaos, threw a chair that struck a woman in the face. The injured woman received medical attention at the venue and was later transported to the hospital.
In conclusion, WWE’s recent signings of AAA stars, including Alberto Del Rio, signal a significant shift in the wrestling landscape. As these talents transition to a new platform, the industry awaits to see how this partnership will impact the future of professional wrestling.
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