AAA Mega Championship

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AAA Mega Championship
AAA Mega Championship.jpg
The current championship belt
Details
Promotion Lucha Libre AAA Worldwide (AAA)
Date establishedSeptember 16, 2007 [1]
Current champion(s) Nic Nemeth
Date wonApril 27, 2024
Other name(s)
  • AAA World Heavyweight Championship
  • Mexican Heavyweight Championship (TNA)
  • AAA Mega Championship (2007–present)
Statistics
First champion(s) El Mesías
Most reigns El Mesías (4 reigns)
Longest reign El Hijo del Vikingo (833 days)
Shortest reign Jeff Jarrett (83 days)
Oldest champion Dr. Wagner Jr. (52 years, 167 days) [2] [3]
Youngest champion El Hijo del Vikingo (24 years, 219 days)
Heaviest champion Electroshock (119 kg (262 lb)) [4]
Lightest champion El Hijo del Vikingo (71 kg (157 lb)) [4]

The AAA Mega Championship is a professional wrestling world heavyweight championship in the Mexican Lucha Libre AAA Worldwide (AAA) promotion. Known officially in Spanish as the Mega Campeonato AAA, it is sometimes referred to in the English-language press as the "AAA World Heavyweight Championship". [5] The title is the top championship of the AAA promotion. The current champion is Nic Nemeth, who is in his first reign. He defeated Alberto El Patrón at Triplemanía XXXII: Monterrey on April 27, 2024 in Monterrey, Mexico.

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The title was established in 2007 via a single elimination tournament billed as the "Torneo Campeón de Campeones", or Champion of Champions Tournament, which effectively unified the International Wrestling Council (IWC) World Heavyweight Championship, the Grand Prix Championship Wrestling (GPCW) SUPER-X Monster Championship, the Mexican National Heavyweight Championship, and the Universal Wrestling Association (UWA) World Light Heavyweight Championship. The tournament field included the four reigning champions of the aforementioned titles as well as the number one contender to each championship. El Mesías, who entered the tournament as the IWC World Heavyweight Champion, became the inaugural AAA Mega Champion upon defeating the UWA World Light Heavyweight Champion entrant Chessman in the final round. [6]

Inaugural Championship Tournament bracket

First round Semifinals Final
         
El Mesías W
La Parka [7]
El MesíasW
Charly Manson [7]
Kenzo Suzuki [7]
Charly Manson W
El MesíasW
Chessman [7]
Cibernético W
Mr. Niebla [7]
Cibernético [7]
ChessmanW
Chessman W
El Zorro [7]

Reigns

Current champion Nic Nemeth Dolph Ziggler Photo Op GalaxyCon Richmond 2024.jpg
Current champion Nic Nemeth

Overall, there have been 20 AAA Mega Championship reigns and 13 total champions, and the title has been vacated twice. The inaugural champion was El Mesías, who defeated Chessman in the final of an eight-man tournament at the Verano de Escándalo event on September 16, 2007, to become champion. El Texano Jr.'s first reign as champion gave the title world status when he defended it in Mexico. El Hijo del Vikingo had the longest reign at 833 days. Jeff Jarrett had the shortest reign at 83 days. El Mesías holds the record for the most reigns with four. El Texano Jr., Fénix, Kenny Omega, and El Hijo Del Vikingo are the only three wrestlers to have held the title for a full consecutive year.

In 2011, the then-AAA Mega Champion and Total Nonstop Action Wrestling (TNA) founder Jeff Jarrett appeared with a redesigned version of the title belt on TNA programming. TNA used the Mega Championship belt on their programming, but due to Spike TV, then TNA's broadcaster, not allowing TNA to refer to AAA by name, a silver hexagonal plate was used to cover the AAA faceplate. [8] While Jarrett appeared in TNA, the title was referred to as the "Mexican Heavyweight Championship". [9] On April 21, 2013, the title was defended outside AAA for the first time at Puerto Rico's World Wrestling League (WWL). [10] In March 2015, the AAA Mega Champion El Patrón Alberto defended the championship in Lucha Underground, made possible through AAA's joint ownership of Lucha Underground. [11] [12]

Nic Nemeth is the current champion in his first reign. He defeated Alberto El Patrón for the vacant title at Triplemanía XXXII on April 27, 2024 in Monterrey, Mexico. The title was vacated due to the previous champion, El Hijo del Vikingo, suffering from an injury and unable to defend it.

Title history

Key
No.Overall reign number
ReignReign number for the specific champion
DaysNumber of days held
DefensesNumber of successful defenses
+Current reign is changing daily
No.ChampionChampionship changeReign statisticsNotesRef.
DateEventLocationReignDaysDefenses
1 El Mesías September 16, 2007 Verano de Escándalo Guadalajara, Jalisco 11821 [13] El Mesías defeated Chessman in the final of an eight-man tournament to become the inaugural champion. This event aired on tape delay on October 7, 2007. [1] [14]
2 Cibernético March 16, 2008 Rey de Reyes Monterrey, Nuevo León 12223 [13] This event aired on tape delay on March 30, 2008. [15]
— Vacated October 24, 2008————— Cibernético quit the company because Konnan took over AAA at the Antonio Peña Memorial Show. This event aired on tape delay on November 2, 2008. [16]
3 El Mesías December 6, 2008 Guerra de Titanes (2008) Orizaba, Veracruz 21891 [13] El Mesías defeated El Zorro in a ladder match to win the vacant championship. This event aired on tape delay on December 21, 2008. [15]
4 Dr. Wagner Jr. June 13, 2009 Triplemanía XVII Mexico City, Mexico 11813 [13] [17]
5 El Mesías December 11, 2009 Guerra de Titanes (2009) Ciudad Madero, Tamaulipas 3910 [13] This event aired on tape delay on December 27, 2009. [18]
6 Electroshock March 12, 2010 Rey de Reyes Querétaro City, Querétaro 1860 [13] Electroshock defeated El Mesías and Mr. Anderson in a three-way match to win the title. This event aired on tape delay on March 21, 2010. [19]
7 Dr. Wagner Jr. June 6, 2010 Triplemania XVIII Mexico City, Mexico 21822 [13] [3]
8 El Zorro December 5, 2010 Guerra de Titanes Zapopan, Jalisco 11951 [13] This event aired on tape delay on December 12, 2010. [20]
9 Jeff Jarrett June 18, 2011 Triplemanía XIX Mexico City, Mexico 12741 [13] Jarrett also appeared on Total Nonstop Action Wrestling television with the title, referring to it as the "Mexican Heavyweight Championship". [21]
10 El Mesías March 18, 2012 Rey de Reyes Zapopan, Jalisco 42591 [13] This event aired on tape delay on April 1, 2012. [22]
11 El Texano Jr. December 2, 2012 Guerra de Titanes Zapopan, Jalisco 173510 [13] This event aired on tape delay on December 15, 2012. [23]
12 El Patrón Alberto December 7, 2014 Guerra de Titanes Zapopan, Jalisco 13373 [13] [24]
— Vacated November 9, 2015—————The championship was vacated due to El Patrón Alberto leaving AAA for WWE. [25]
13 El Texano Jr. March 23, 2016 Rey de Reyes San Luis Potosí City, San Luis Potosí 23613 [13] El Texano Jr. defeated El Mesías to win the vacant championship. [26]
14 Johnny Mundo March 19, 2017 Rey de Reyes Monterrey, Nuevo León 13134Mundo defeated El Texano Jr. and El Hijo del Fantasma in a winner takes all three-way match, that was also contested for the AAA Latin American and AAA World Cruiserweight Championships. [27]
15 Rey Wagner January 26, 2018 Guerra de Titanes Mexico City, Mexico 31283 Vampiro was the special guest referee. Rey Wagner was formerly known as Dr. Wagner Jr. [28]
16 Jeff Jarrett June 3, 2018 Verano de Escándalo Monterrey, Nuevo León 2830This was a three-way match, also involving Rey Mysterio Jr. [29]
17 Fénix August 25, 2018 Triplemanía XXVI Mexico City, Mexico 14202This was a four-way match, also involving Brian Cage and Rich Swann. [30]
18 Kenny Omega October 19, 2019 Héroes Inmortales XIII Orizaba, Veracruz 17655 [31]
— Vacated November 22, 2021—————Vacated due to injuries suffered by Omega, which would have prevented him from defending the title at Triplemanía Regia II. [32]
19 El Hijo del Vikingo December 4, 2021 Triplemanía Regia II Monterrey, Mexico 183323Defeated Samuray del Sol, Jay Lethal, Bobby Fish, and Bandido in a five-way match for the vacant title. [33]
— Vacated March 16, 2024—————El Hijo del Vikingo vacated the title due to an injury. [34]
20 Nic Nemeth April 27, 2024 Triplemania XXXII: Monterrey Monterrey, Mexico 11+0Defeated Alberto El Patrón for the vacant title. [35]

Combined reigns

As of April28, 2024.

AAA-El-Mesias-2012.jpg
Record Four-time and inaugural champion El Mesias.
Texano Jr BFG17 crop.jpg
Two-time champion Texano Jr has the longest combined reign at 1096 days.
†Indicates the current champion(s)
RankWrestlerNo. of
reigns		Combined
defenses		Combined
days
1 El Texano Jr. 2111,096
2 El Hijo del Vikingo 123833
3 Kenny Omega 15765
4 El Mesías 43721
5 Dr. Wagner Jr./Rey Wagner 38491
6 Fénix 12420
7 Jeff Jarrett 21357
8 El Patrón Alberto 12337
9 Johnny Mundo 14313
10 Cibernético 13222
11 El Zorro 11195
12 Electroshock 1086
13 Nic Nemeth †101+

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