Rey Fenix retained the AAA World Cruiserweight Championship on week two of AAA Héroes Inmortales, successfully defending the title in a four-way match that also featured Laredo Kid, Jack Cartwheel and Takuma. The show aired October 31 on FOX Latin America and YouTube, having been taped the previous Saturday, October 24, at the Gimnasio Olímpico Juan de la Barrera in Mexico City, Mexico.
The title defense began as a straightforward open challenge from Rey Fenix, which Laredo Kid accepted. According to Fightful’s results coverage, Laredo Kid was attacked before the match could proceed as a simple one-on-one contest, a development that set up the match’s escalation into a four-way scenario. Jack Cartwheel and Takuma were added to the bout, turning what was advertised as an open challenge into a multi-man championship match.
Despite the chaos surrounding the opening of the contest, Rey Fenix emerged with the AAA World Cruiserweight Championship still in his possession, fending off three challengers to keep the title around his waist. The result continues Rey Fenix’s reign atop the cruiserweight division within AAA, a title he had been advertised to defend on this specific show according to pre-event previews from F4W Online.
Héroes Inmortales week two was built around a slate of high-profile matches, with the cruiserweight title defense serving as one of the marquee attractions alongside a previously noted Psycho Circus grudge match. The event’s two-week format, spanning tapings and broadcasts across consecutive weeks, has allowed AAA to spread its Héroes Inmortales card across multiple television windows on FOX Latin America, with international audiences able to follow along via YouTube and Facebook.
The addition of Jack Cartwheel and Takuma to a match that began as a direct open challenge to Laredo Kid underscores how quickly AAA’s championship matches can shift in format once in progress. For Laredo Kid, the night ended without championship gold despite accepting the challenge and being the first man drawn into the contest. Rey Fenix, meanwhile, extends his championship reign with a statement win over a trio of competitors in a single defense.
