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Updated · Fox News · Sep 14

La Catalina Ends Flammer's 1,128-Day AAA Title Reign, Setting Up Worlds Collide Match

Updated

Updated · Fox News · Sep 14

La Catalina Ends Flammer's 1,128-Day AAA Title Reign, Setting Up Worlds Collide Match

Q: What caused La Hiedra to abandon Flammer, and how will this shocking betrayal reshape the AAA women's division?

There is no confirmed explanation yet for La Hiedra’s absence, but the available evidence strongly points to a fracture in her alliance with Flammer rather than a random no-show. The tension had been building before Triplemanía 34. On Night 1, Roxanne Perez won the No. 1 contender match by pinning La Hiedra after interference from Flammer backfired. Reports also noted that Flammer and La Hiedra had an animated exchange afterward. That followed an earlier incident at Ola de Calor, when Flammer tried to help La Hiedra in a gauntlet match but accidentally struck her with the Reina de Reinas title, costing her the bout. Taken together, those moments suggest mistrust inside Las Tóxicas and make La Hiedra’s failure to appear for Flammer on Night 2 look less like accident and more like payback, resentment or a deliberate split. The impact on AAA’s women’s division could be immediate. Flammer’s 1,128-day reign is over, La Catalina is champion, and Roxanne Perez is already lined up for a title shot at Worlds Collide after pinning La Hiedra. That leaves several storylines open at once: La Catalina establishing herself as champion, Perez entering as a major cross-promotional challenger, and Flammer potentially shifting from dominant champion to embattled former leader. If La Hiedra has truly turned on Flammer, AAA now has a ready-made grudge feud that could redefine Las Tóxicas and create a new power balance at the top of the division.

3 articles · Updated · Fox News · Sep 14

Triplemania 34 Night 2 in Mexico City saw La Catalina beat Flammer to win the AAA Reina de Reinas Championship, ending the longest reign in the title's history at 1,128 days.
Late in the match, Flammer lost focus after looking for absent tag partner La Hiedra on the ramp, and La Catalina capitalized with a top-rope toss, hip attack and running knee.
April debutant La Catalina had surged into the title picture by winning a gauntlet match for the shot, then finished the upset on AAA's biggest stage.
Night 1 already set her next test: Roxanne Perez won the No. 1 contender spot over Nattie, La Hiedra and Faby Apache, and will face La Catalina at Worlds Collide later this month.