AAA on FOX Spoilers: Mid-October Tapings Lead the Charge to Heroes Inmortales

Pro wrestling has felt pretty heavy lately. Between a constant cycle of sad news and an overly morbid atmosphere across parts of the industry, finding an actual escape can feel tough.

That's why AAA has been such a breath of fresh air. It’s pure, unfiltered fun from top to bottom, and seeing fans of all ages completely losing their minds for it is hard not to love.

As we head into the next couple of weeks of TV tapings from León, Guanajuato, the action on FOX (Latin America) keeps delivering that exact brand of high-octane joy.

Fresh off the massive waves of Triplemanía 34, AAA is keeping the momentum rolling straight into these upcoming mid-October broadcasts.

Check out the results below — fair warning: they’re spoilers until the episodes air on October 10th and October 17th.


AAA ON FOX
OCTOBER 2026 SPOILERS — LEÓN, GTO.

DOMO DE LA FERIA — TV TAPINGS

AAA ON FOX #37 (AIRING OCTOBER 10, 2026)
Los Americanos (Bravo Americano & Rayo Americano) def. Tokyo Bad Boys (Kento & Takuma) w/ Nobu San
AAA WORLD CRUISERWEIGHT #1 CONTENDER'S 4-WAY MATCH
Mini Vikingo def. Jack Cartwheel, Joaquin Wilde, and Nobu San
AAA ON FOX #38 (AIRING OCTOBER 17, 2026)
Taurus def. El Fiscal
AAA WORLD TAG TEAM CHAMPIONSHIP MATCH
The Wagner Brothers (El Hijo de Dr. Wagner Jr. & Galeno) (c) def. El Mesias & Mecha Wolf

NOTES & TAKEAWAYS

MOMENTUM & ATMOSPHERE
Pure fun: AAA continues to deliver high-energy action welcoming fans of all ages
BROADCAST INFO
Airing on FOX Sports (Latin America) following the massive waves of Triplemanía

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