Los Perros del Mal Seize AAA Trios Titles After 663-Day Reign Ends

Q: After a 663-day reign ended in chaos, what drastic measures will Los Psycho Circus take to exact revenge on Los Perros del Mal?

The most immediate revenge move is already taking shape: Psycho Clown has challenged El Carnicero to a one-on-one Street Fight, a direct response to the interference that helped Los Perros del Mal end Los Psycho Circus’ 663-day title reign. That is the clearest drastic measure supported by the available reporting. Triplemanía 34 Night 1 ended with Los Psycho Circus losing the AAA World Trios Championship after El Carnicero attacked Dave the Clown, Psycho Clown was dragged into a backstage brawl, and Karmen Petrovic created another distraction for Angel, Berto and Daga to capitalize. In the aftermath, AAA’s updated lineup indicated a Psycho Clown vs. El Carnicero Street Fight was planned, though the promotion had not yet confirmed on which night it would take place. Beyond that confirmed step, the broader implication is that Los Psycho Circus are likely to push for a violent rematch with Los Perros del Mal under stipulations designed to limit outside interference. That remains inference, not announcement. What is established is that the loss reopened a long-running rivalry: Los Perros del Mal also won the trios titles from Los Psycho Circus in 2011, and this latest result was again shaped by chaos rather than a clean finish. So, the revenge plan appears to begin with Psycho Clown targeting El Carnicero in a Street Fight, with any larger faction retaliation still to be formally announced.

3 articles · Updated · Fox News · Sep 12

Angel, Berto and Daga beat Los Psycho Circus at Triplemania 34 in Las Vegas to win the AAA World Trios Championship, ending the champions’ 663-day hold on the belts.
El Carnicero swung the match by attacking Dave the Clown with the referee turned away, pulling Psycho Clown into a backstage brawl and leaving Los Psycho Circus shorthanded.
Karmen Petrovic added a key distraction as the six-man match became a three-on-two advantage, allowing Los Perros del Mal to capitalize and finish the title change.
The win gives Los Perros del Mal their second trios title reign; the faction first won the belts in 2011 at Triplemania XIX—also against Los Psycho Circus.