The debut of WWE Worlds Collide 2025 unfolded in front of a global audience on June 7, marking the first-ever crossover event between WWE and AAA and featuring the headline moment: Dominik Mysterio challenges Octagon Jr. at WWE Worlds Collide 2025. The special night, held with stars from RAW, SmackDown, NXT, Evolve, and AAA, erupted into chaos after a heated brawl between Dominik Mysterio and Octagon Jr., with a major challenge set, and saw the surprise return of Rey Mysterio.
The evening contained a full slate of interpromotional matches, high-impact moments, and returns from legends, setting a new standard for cross-border wrestling events and laying stakes for ongoing WWE and AAA storylines.
Global Spotlight on Crossover Talent and Commentary
The opening segment spotlighted the range of talent gathered for this history-making show. With Konnan and Corey Graves guiding the English commentary, fans heard analysis from voices seasoned in both American and Mexican wrestling. Early appearances from Dominik Mysterio, icons such as Triple H and Shawn Michaels, as well as official representatives from AAA, set the tone for the night’s unique flavor. The surprise return of Rey Mysterio increased excitement, connecting past and present for both longtime supporters and new fans.
Opening Six-Man Tag Sets Early Tone
The event kicked off with Mr. Iguana, Aero Star, and Octagon Jr. against WWE’s Dragon Lee, Cruz Del Toro, and Lince Dorado in an energetic six-man tag. The match began fiercely—Cruz Del Toro and Octagon Jr. went hold for hold before tagging in partners. Mr. Iguana’s stuffed animal added unexpected levity, as Lince Dorado targeted it and all three WWE stars delivered superkicks to Iguana. High-flying exchanges dominated, including Aero Star’s cutter, big dives from everyone, and a rapid fire of signature offense. A flurry of chops between Lince and Octagon Jr. set the finish, as Octagon Jr. executed a flipping scoop slam for the pin.
Immediately after, Dominik Mysterio’s words incited a violent brawl with Octagon Jr., forcing security to intervene. Unphased, Dominik Mysterio challenged Octagon Jr. to an Intercontinental Title match at WWE Money in the Bank later that night, instantly escalating their rivalry and galvanizing the live crowd. The win also marked AAA’s first victory of the event, with Mr. Iguana, Octagon Jr., and Aero Star’s team defeating Lince Dorado, Cruz Del Toro, and Dragon Lee by pinfall.
Tag Team Battle: Stephanie Vaquer & Lola Vice Face Dalys & Chik Tormenta
The next match pitted Stephanie Vaquer and Lola Vice against Dalys and Chik Tormenta, with Dalys quickly taking control and denying Stephanie’s attempt at the Devil’s Kiss. Hard-hitting exchanges and targeted submissions followed, including Chik locking in a Half Crab on Lola, countered by a barrage of strikes. Lola’s run was briefly halted by double teaming outside the ring before Chik floored her with a powerslam.
The final phase saw Stephanie catching momentum with a flying crossbody, as both Lola and Stephanie connected with the Devil’s Kiss. Stephanie finished the contest by pinning Dalys, tying the score for WWE at Worlds Collide. The result gave Stephanie Vaquer and Lola Vice a pinfall victory over Dalys and Chik Tormenta.
Trios Warfare: Legado Del Fantasma Claims WWE Lead
Legado Del Fantasma—Santos Escobar, Berto, and Angel—faced the AAA team of Pagano, Psycho Clown, and El Hijo de Dr. Wagner Jr. Berto and Wagner started out, but the match rapidly devolved into team chaos. Psycho Clown impressed with a double German suplex and daring dives, while Pagano’s high-risk assault was foiled when Santos Escobar prevented his dive, sending Pagano crashing to the floor.
As Legado controlled the action, Pagano and Psycho Clown countered with impact moves, only for Legado to regain the upper hand through coordinated attacks. Wagner and his partners delivered synchronized dives to the outside, but after everyone hit the floor, Santos Escobar earned the win for WWE with a super rana and Phantom Driver on Wagner. Legado Del Fantasma’s victory put WWE ahead 2–1 in the night’s tally.
North American Title on the Line in Multi-Man Spectacle
The NXT North American Championship saw holder Ethan Page defending against Laredo Kid, Rey Fenix, and Je’Von Evans. The three challengers immediately isolated Ethan Page, sending him to ringside. Crowd-pleasing sequences included Laredo Kid’s rope-walking rana and Rey Fenix’s acrobatic feats, while Je’Von Evans kept the pace feverish with relentless offense.
Each contestant showcased signature moves; Laredo landed a Moonsault from the turnbuckle, and Fenix soared with a dramatic dive. Fenix nearly pinned Ethan Page with a Tornado DDT, but Je’Von Evans interrupted the count. Highlights included Fenix’s Goodbye Amigo kick, his unique variation of the Fenix Driver, and Je’Von’s high-risk leaping cutters—each move tantalizingly close to victory.
Ultimately, Ethan Page outlasted his challengers, clinching the win after executing the Twisted Grin on Laredo Kid. Retaining his title, Ethan Page pushed WWE into the lead with three wins to AAA’s one.
Main Event: El Hijo del Vikingo Defends the AAA Mega Championship against Chad Gable
The final showdown of Worlds Collide 2025 pitted El Hijo del Vikingo against RAW’s Chad Gable for the prestigious AAA Mega Championship. The bout began with technical mat wrestling, Chad Gable asserting his advantage early with superior grappling. However, Vikingo quickly shifted momentum, dazzling the crowd with a crossbody and a spectacular 630 off the ropes to the outside.
Gable’s physicality was on display as he threw Vikingo into the steps and teased a German Suplex through a table, only for Vikingo to counter at a critical moment. On the mat and on the floor, both men traded high-impact moves: Vikingo survived a devastating sit-out Powerbomb from the top rope and responded with a Mexican Destroyer on the apron. Gable displayed his aerial abilities by landing a Moonsault from the top straight through a table below.
After both narrowly escaped being counted out, Gable applied the Ankle Lock in a last desperate effort. The match reached its peak after exchanges of near-falls and reversals—Vikingo hit a Poison Rana, followed by running knees and a 630 splash to retain his title. El Hijo del Vikingo’s triumph brought the score back toward parity to close out this inaugural event.
Legend Returns, Tensions Boil, and Rivalries Spark New Direction
As the show ended, WWE and AAA stars filled the ring in celebration, capping off a historic and hard-fought night. Among the most talked-about moments was Rey Mysterio’s return, drawing together generations and linking familial storylines to ongoing rivalries between WWE and AAA. Konnan, Corey Graves, and the assembly of legends framed the event as a turning point for partnerships and cross-promotional narratives going forward.
Dominik Mysterio and Octagon Jr.’s confrontation, sparked by Dominik’s taunting and resulting challenge for the Intercontinental Title at WWE Money in the Bank, promises further clashes between the companies. The night demonstrated the strengths of both organizations—AAA’s dynamic high-flyers, WWE’s storied characters, and the mutual benefit of working together on large-scale shows. As new alliances, rivalries, and title pursuits develop, WWE Worlds Collide 2025 stands as a milestone shaping the future of international wrestling cooperation.
