After the match, Striker told Hugo that viewers of the pay-per-view could not hear him. The Villanos unmasked afterward as Striker explained that they had said they would in the pre-match promo. Both teams remained in the ring. Villano III and Pepe the referee were presented with plaques, and they spoke to the live crowd.
The screen went black for a second, but the feed returned and the Pyscho Circus cut a promo. They hugged the unmasked Villano III…
There was another ceremony of some kind done in Spanish. The broadcast team were quiet. Striker explained that they were lowering an apparatus around the ring. He said you may not know the wrestlers in the trios championship match going in, but you will know them all coming out of the match…
3. Los Hell Brothers vs. Jack Evans, Angelico, and Fénix vs. Pentagon Jr., Hijo Del Fantasma, and El Texano Jr. for the AAA World Trios Tag Team Championship. The apparatus contained a cage that wrapped around the six-sided ring. Striker explained that the only way to win the match is to pull down one of the trios championship belts. There were tables and chairs inside the cage.
There was a platform over the middle of the cage that the belts hung from and the wrestlers worked on top of. They were able to leave the cage. One of Los Hell Brothers was able to grab one of the title belts to win the match for his team…
Los Hell Brothers beat Jack Evans, Angelico, & Fénix, and Pentagon Jr., Hijo Del Fantasma, & El Texano Jr. to retain the AAA World Trios Tag Team Championship.
4. Blue Demon Jr. and La Parka vs. El Mesias and Electro Shock. Electro Shock entered wearing something that resembled what Francis Dolarhyde believes he is becoming. The audio was out more often than not, and the video quality was sketchy. This time a “technical difficulties” logo appeared. Things improved and Striker told us to “just listen” for a crowd reaction at one point, but the crowd is mic’d poorly. Ugh.
The audio of the broadcast team seemed to cut out again or maybe Hugo still thinks people can hear him. In the end, Blue Demon applied a Sharpshooter on Electro Shock for the win. Blue Demon was presented with a plaque afterward. Electro Shock gave him the throat slash gesture from the stage…
Blue Demon Jr. and La Parka beat El Mesias and Electro Shock in 8:20.
Nick was born and raised in Detroit, Michigan, and lived there until the age of 18, when he decided to pack his flack jacket and move to New York City.
