The new AAA Mega Champion has been declared, with El Hajoder Baikinkyo taking the top spot. At the recent AAA event, Vikingo triumphed over Alberto El Patron to claim the championship title. This win marks the start of Baikinkyo’s second reign, having previously held the title for an impressive 833 days—the longest reign ever recorded.
This championship victory comes just days before Vikingo is set to compete against Chad Gable at WWE X AAA Worlds Collide. During a recent episode of Raw, WWE presented graphics suggesting that this would be a title match, even though Vikingo had not yet secured the championship at that time. Many fans interpreted this as a hint toward an impending title change, which has now been confirmed.
Vikingo’s win was anticipated not only because of these graphics but also due to the complicated relationship between Alberto El Patron and WWE. Despite being AAA Mega Champion, El Patron has not appeared in WWE promotional events since WWE announced its acquisition of AAA. There remain questions about El Patron’s future with WWE, but it’s clear he will no longer be part of the AAA Mega Championship picture.
Fan Take: This title change signals a new era of collaboration and competition between AAA and WWE, giving fans fresh rivalries to anticipate. For WWE enthusiasts, Vikingo’s reign may introduce exciting cross-promotional storylines that could elevate the sport’s global appeal.
