La Catalina made a strong entrance into the AAA wrestling scene in April, impressing Mexican fans as she swiftly climbed into contention for the Reina de Reinas Championship. Her decisive victory in a gauntlet match earned her a chance to fight at Triplemania 34, culminating in her triumph over Flammer on Sunday to capture the prestigious title.
During Triplemania 34: Night 2, held at Arena Ciudad de Mexico in Mexico City on September 13, 2026, La Catalina faced Flammer in an intense match. Late in the contest, La Catalina attempted a diving splash. Flammer defended well, raising her knees at the last moment to block the attack. As Flammer seemed to regain control, she delivered a dropkick that sent La Catalina out of the ring.
An unexpected turn of events affected the match’s dynamics. Flammer, looking for her partner La Hiedra, was left distracted when La Hiedra did not appear. This lapse allowed La Catalina to seize the moment, delivering a hip attack followed by a running knee to take down Flammer.
The victory marked the end of Flammer’s impressive 1,128-day reign as Reina de Reinas champion, solidifying her place in pro wrestling history. However, her long-standing dominance concluded during AAA’s premier event, changing the landscape of the championship.
La Catalina’s celebration will be short-lived as Roxanne Perez awaits her next challenge. Perez secured her spot as the No. 1 contender on Night 1 of Triplemania 34, defeating Nattie, La Hiedra, and Faby Apache. Perez’s win came after pinning La Hiedra, showcasing potential cracks in the alliance between La Hiedra and Flammer.
The clash between La Catalina and Perez at Worlds Collide later this month promises to be an exciting battle for the title. Fans eagerly await the upcoming showdown, with both wrestlers poised to prove their dominance in the Lucha Libre scene.