In Las Vegas, the reformation of Los Perros del Mal in AAA marked a strong statement in the wrestling world. The faction showed zero tolerance for disrespect, whether their opponents were masked or not. Their goal at Triplemania 34 on Friday night was clear: win the AAA World Trios Championship against Los Psycho Circus. By the close of their match, team members Angel, Berto, and Daga were celebrated as the new champions.
The match took place at the MGM Grand Garden Arena on September 11, 2026. Los Psycho Circus, consisting of Psycho Clown, Dave the Clown, and Murder Clown, had been a formidable force, holding the championship since November 2024 for an impressive 663 days until Los Perros del Mal emerged victorious.
The rise of “The Dogs of Evil” was partially attributed to the interference by El Carnicero. This figure has been a thorn in the side of the AAA roster weeks before the event. During the match, he attacked Dave the Clown while the referee was distracted, allowing the action to turn in favor of Los Perros del Mal. This distraction resulted in Psycho Clown brawling with El Carnicero away from the ring, shifting the match to a three-on-two scenario. Karmen Petrovic, one of the group leaders, further distracted their opponents, paving the way for a victory.
Angel, Berto, and Daga’s triumph marks the second reign for Los Perros del Mal as trios champions. Damián 666, Halloween, and X-Fury were the original champions from the group, securing the titles at Triplemania XIX in June 2011. Remarkably, they had first claimed victory against Los Psycho Circus, which then included Psycho Clown, Murder Clown, and Monster Clown. That reign lasted 267 days before their defeat in March 2012 by Los Psycho Circus once more.
Daga, Berto, and Karmen Petrovic’s strategic gameplay during Triplemania 34 showcased their prowess. With their recent victory, Los Perros del Mal stands at the apex of the trios category, asserting their dominance in the wrestling sphere.
Los Perros del Mal’s firm grip on the championship highlights their reemergence as a significant force in AAA wrestling.