WWE made a great announcement during the Wrestlemania 41 weekend, officially confirmed the acquisition of the Mexican Wrestling Company AAA. This acquisition joined the revelation of a new Worlds Collide event scheduled for this next June according to sources of Fightful Selectthe conversations between AAA and possible new partners have been around for years. But once the WWE-TKO fusion was completed, rumors began to aim at WWE as the serious contender.
WWE kept the agreement secret, but Fuentes believe it was ended shortly after AEW and CMLL revealed their own collaboration in Arena Mexico, a movement that probably accelerated the process behind the scene. But not everyone is completely convinced. According to reports, some AAA talents are skeptical of the announcement, which generates doubts that the Roldán family, which has directed AAA for decades, really is done aside and yields all power.
A name that continues in the midst of speculation is Alberto del Río. For years, it has been reported that WWE has flatly rejected any possible return of the controversial ex -chance. The river itself has affirmed that conversations have been left without success, even sometimes affirming that “never” would return to work for wwe.
Now, close to Del Río affirm that the tone has changedaccording to Fightful Select, a source suggests that “it is no longer controversial” and that, in fact, possible appearances have been negotiated. It is still not clear if this means that Del Río could appear on Worlds Collide or another event related to AAA, but it is possible that the door is no longer closed.
As for the details of the agreement with AAA, there is still much to clarify. WWE has not yet confirmed how much control it now has on AAA's operations or how the talent of both parties in the future will be affected.
