WWE has secured a broadcast agreement for Lucha Libre AAA to air on Fox platforms in Mexico and Latin America.
The deal, set to begin in 2026, will see AAA programming broadcast across Mexico, Central America, and South America, excluding Brazil.
According to a press release issued on Tuesday, content will be available on the Fox pay TV channel, the Fox channel on Tubi, and the Fox One streaming service. The package includes Premium Live Events such as Triplemania, alongside other major shows.
This marks a significant distribution step following WWE’s acquisition of the Mexican promotion earlier this year.
While WWE has streamed select AAA events on YouTube in recent months, no announcement has been made regarding a broadcast partner for the United States.
Patrick Dooley, WWE’s SVP of Global Strategy and Creative Operations, commented on the partnership:
We are very excited to partner with FOX, a brand that shares our vision of innovation and entertainment. This partnership will elevate AAA to new audiences and take Mexican sports entertainment to another level.
Rey Mysterio, who was prominently featured in the announcement, added:
AAA has been part of my roots since day one and to see it reach new audiences on FOX in Mexico fills me with pride and excitement. Lucha Libre is part of our culture and bringing these stories to a broader audience is just the beginning – the future of AAA is brighter than ever.
Fox Latin America expanded its operations in the region in June 2025 through the acquisition of Caliente TV. Luis Maldonado, Executive Director of Programming and Marketing at Fox Mexico, stated that the agreement represents an “important step” in building their sports offering.
The next major event for the promotion is Guerra de Titanes 2025 on December 20. The card will feature Dominik Mysterio and El Grande Americano teaming against The Lucha Bros (Penta and Rey Fenix).
No specific premiere date or weekly time slot for the 2026 launch was provided.
