Professional wrestling legend Rey Mysterio was indefinitely suspended from his storyline role as Lucha Libre AAA General Manager during the November 7 broadcast of Héroes Inmortales on FOX. The announcement occurred during the closing segment of the third and final weekly installment of the special event, which was originally taped on October 24 at the Gimnasio Olímpico Juan de la Barrera in Mexico City, according to POST Wrestling. Mysterio was in the ring to induct AAA matriarch Marisela Peña into the promotion's Hall of Fame when Peña's son, executive Dorian Roldán, interrupted the ceremony to strip the masked icon of his executive duties and level a series of scripted personal and professional accusations.

The segment blended traditional wrestling authority figure tropes with dramatic telenovela elements, culminating in Roldán accusing Mysterio of abusing his administrative power and engaging in an extramarital affair with Peña.

As emphasized by Yardbarker, the suspension and the personal allegations were presented strictly as part of AAA's ongoing televised narrative and do not reflect real-life misconduct or an actual corporate investigation.

The Hall of Fame Interruption and Three Formal Complaints

The broadcast's main event segment was billed as a celebratory milestone for Marisela Peña, the longtime president of AAA and sister of the promotion's late founder, Antonio Peña. Mysterio, whom Peña appointed as AAA General Manager in May over her own son, led the induction speech. He praised Peña for safeguarding her brother's legacy and expanding the company's footprint onto a broader international stage.

As Peña began her acceptance remarks, Roldán marched to the ring claiming he held an urgent resolution regarding Mysterio's conduct.

The exact governing body behind the storyline ruling varied across wrestling media translations: Fightful noted that Roldán cited the "Higher Authority of Lucha Libre," while Cageside Seats and Yardbarker reported that the complaints were filed with the "Lucha Libre Commission." Regardless of the specific fictionalized body, Roldán outlined three distinct grievances against the WWE Hall of Famer to justify removing him from power.

First, Roldán accused Mysterio of sending AAA roster members into unsafe working conditions in the United States while coordinating cross-promotional opportunities with WWE and NXT. He specifically blamed Mysterio's management for recent injuries sustained by performers El Hijo del Vikingo and Mini Vikingo. Second, Roldán pointed to a physical altercation at AAA's Ola de Calor event on August 30, 2026. During that show, Mysterio struck Omos, who was sitting in the crowd.

Roldán argued that because Mysterio had previously suspended Omos from competing in AAA, the giant was attending the event merely as a paying spectator, making Mysterio's physical strike a severe abuse of executive privilege.

The third complaint centered on Mysterio's repeated physical interference in the AAA Mega Championship rivalry between his son, Dominik Mysterio, and El Grande Americano. Roldán highlighted Mysterio's decision to insert himself as a backup referee during the main event of Triplemanía 34, where he counted the pinfall that saw El Grande Americano defeat Dominik for the title. Roldán also condemned Mysterio's interference during the subsequent title rematch at Héroes Inmortales, where Rey attacked Dominik with a steel chair to prevent him from winning the belt.

A Scripted Telenovela Twist Closes the Broadcast

After detailing the three administrative infractions, Roldán declared that the governing authority had ruled in his favor, placing Mysterio on indefinite suspension from the General Manager position.

However, Roldán quickly pivoted from regulatory complaints to a deeply personal attack.

Still bitter over being passed over for the General Manager job in May and snubbed as his mother's Hall of Fame inductor, Roldán openly questioned why Peña favored Mysterio. He then claimed to have conducted an investigation that yielded proof of an extramarital relationship between Mysterio and Peña, alleging that the affair was the true reason Mysterio secured his executive role. Roldán directly accused Mysterio of sleeping with his mother before exiting the ring, leaving the performers and the Mexico City crowd in stunned silence as the broadcast went off the air.

The angle serves as a major catalyst for AAA's ongoing programming, which airs Saturday nights at 9 p.m. ET on FOX in Latin America and streams simultaneously in English on WWE's official YouTube channel and in Spanish via FOX One.

By removing Mysterio from his authority role, the promotion sets up an immediate power vacuum while intertwining the administrative control of the company with the ongoing family feuds involving the Mysterio and Roldán dynasties.

'Héroes Inmortales' Week 3 Match Results and Reporting Discrepancies

Prior to the dramatic closing ceremony, the final night of the Héroes Inmortales special featured a compact two-match card alongside backstage segments where wrestlers such as Psycho Clown, Mr. Iguana, La Parka, El Fiscal, Money Machine, and El Grande Americano offered congratulations to Peña. Additionally, veteran luchador Pimpinela Escarlata issued a direct challenge to Omos, vowing to settle their ongoing feud.

In the opening contest, Bravo Americano (accompanied by Rayo Americano) defeated Cruz Del Toro of the Latino World Order (with Joaquin Wilde) and Japanese competitor Kento (with Nobu-san)—referred to in some broadcast notes as Takuma—in a fast-paced triple threat match.

According to Solowrestling, the bout featured heavy ringside involvement and high-flying sequences, including a Coast to Coast dropkick by Del Toro that struck both opponents. In the closing moments, Wilde attempted to assist his LWO stablemate by spraying an opponent in the face, but he accidentally blinded Del Toro instead. Bravo Americano capitalized on the miscommunication, hitting a flying splash on Del Toro to secure the pinfall victory while the LWO members argued in the aftermath.

The second televised bout was a grudge match between El Fiscal and Abismo Negro Jr. that quickly spiraled out of control. After trading momentum inside the ring, the brawl spilled to the floor where the steel ring steps were introduced as a weapon.

El Fiscal rammed Abismo into the steps and attempted to set up a Tombstone Piledriver onto the metal, but Abismo escaped and struck Fiscal with the steps instead, prompting the referee to wave off the contest before Abismo assaulted Fiscal's back with a steel chair.

Wrestling outlets offered conflicting reports regarding the official ruling of the stoppage. Cageside Seats and Solowrestling reported that El Fiscal defeated Abismo Negro Jr. via disqualification due to the use of the steel steps. Conversely, POST Wrestling and Fightful reported that the match ended without a winner as a no contest after the referee lost control of the competitors.

What Comes Next for AAA Programming

With the three-week Héroes Inmortales special now concluded, AAA's weekly broadcasts face several immediate narrative questions. The promotion has yet to clarify who will assume interim control as General Manager during Mysterio's indefinite suspension, though Roldán's aggressive power play positions him as the primary beneficiary of the ruling.

Viewers will also be watching to see how Mysterio and Peña respond to Roldán's storyline allegations, and whether the angle leads to an official sanctioning of Pimpinela Escarlata's proposed bout against Omos or further fallout in the rivalry between El Fiscal and Abismo Negro Jr.

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