Los Perros del Mal seize AAA world trios championship at Triplemania 34 in Las Vegas

In a dramatic turn of events at Triplemania 34 in Las Vegas on Friday night, the formidable faction known as Los Perros del Mal successfully captured the AAA World Trios Championship, dethroning the long-reigning Los Psycho Circus. The victory marks a significant shift in the landscape of AAA’s tag team division, solidifying the re-established dominance of the “Dogs of Evil.”

The reformed group, composed of Angel, Berto, and Daga, entered the high-stakes encounter with a clear objective: to reclaim the prestigious titles and assert their authority within the promotion. Their triumph concludes a remarkable 663-day championship reign for Los Psycho Circus, who had held the belts since November 2024, a testament to their sustained prowess.

The path to Triplemania 34 glory

Los Perros del Mal, a group known for its fearsome reputation and no-nonsense approach, had made it clear upon their reformation in AAA that they would not tolerate any form of disrespect. Their journey to Triplemania 34 was paved with a singular focus on achieving championship gold, proving their collective strength and aggressive tactics were unmatched.

The trio of Angel, Berto, and Daga displayed remarkable cohesion and ferocity throughout the match. Their relentless assault and strategic maneuvers were aimed at dismantling the veteran unit of Los Psycho Circus, which included Psycho Clown, Dave the Clown, and Murder Clown. This victory is not merely a title change; it symbolizes the re-establishment of Los Perros del Mal at the pinnacle of AAA’s trios division, signaling a new era for the faction.

Controversial interference shifts momentum

The championship bout was not without its contentious moments, as external interference played a pivotal role in the outcome. El Carnicero, a figure who has been a persistent nuisance to the AAA roster in recent weeks, intervened decisively. While the referee’s attention was diverted, El Carnicero launched an attack on Dave the Clown, creating a crucial opening for Los Perros del Mal.

This calculated disruption immediately drew Psycho Clown’s focus away from the ongoing match, leading to a brawl between him and El Carnicero that spilled backstage. The sudden departure of two members of Los Psycho Circus transformed the six-man tag team contest into a three-on-two advantage for Los Perros del Mal. Further capitalizing on the chaos, Karmen Petrovic, a prominent leader within the victorious faction, provided another distraction, allowing her team to secure the definitive win.

A legacy of rivalry: Perros del Mal versus Psycho Circus

The recent championship clash at Triplemania 34 adds another chapter to a storied rivalry between Los Perros del Mal and Los Psycho Circus, a feud that spans over a decade. This is notably the second occasion in the long history of Los Perros del Mal that they have claimed these coveted titles.

• The first championship victory for Los Perros del Mal occurred at Triplemania XIX in June 2011.
• The original championship-winning team comprised Damián 666, Halloween, and X-Fury.
• They also defeated Los Psycho Circus on that occasion, whose lineup included Psycho Clown, Murder Clown, and Monster Clown.
• That initial reign lasted for 267 days before they ultimately lost the titles back to Los Psycho Circus in March 2012.

This historical context underscores the deep-seated competition and mutual respect, albeit begrudging, that exists between these two iconic factions in AAA. Each encounter between them is not just a match, but a continuation of a long-standing narrative that captivates fans.

What this championship means for AAA’s trios division

With Angel, Berto, and Daga now holding the AAA World Trios Championship, Los Perros del Mal have firmly re-established themselves as the dominant force in the promotion’s trios landscape. This victory is more than just a title change; it signals a shift in power and potentially sets the stage for a new era of challenges and rivalries within AAA.

The aggressive and uncompromising style of Los Perros del Mal is likely to define the championship picture moving forward, forcing other trios in the company to elevate their game if they hope to contend for the titles. Their ascent to the top suggests that they are not looking back, poised to defend their newly won gold with the same intensity that brought them to victory.