WWE is reportedly interested in repeating the Triplemania event weekend

Last week, WWE successfully completed its tour of Latin America and Mexico, including the two nights of AAA Triplemanía, one in Las Vegas and the other in Mexico. Following the resounding success of this year's events, the promotion would be interested in repeating the formula. According to WrestleVotes on Fightful Select, after WWE's recent triumph in Mexico City, the company would be looking to package Triplemanía again next year with RAW and SmackDown on either end of the weekend, turning Triplemanía into a dream destination for wrestling fans for several consecutive days.

AAA Triplemanía 34 took place this year over two nights, one in Las Vegas and the other in Mexico City. The episodes of SmackDown and RAW before and after the event also took place in the Mexican capital. While Sami Zayn became the Undisputed WWE Champion on SmackDown, Roman Reigns successfully defended his title against Penta on RAW. This format allowed WWE to maximize the impact of its presence in Mexico, offering local fans a complete experience that combined the best of American weekly programming with the unique spectacle of Mexican wrestling.

The idea of turning Triplemanía into a "weekend destination" is not new for WWE, which has already successfully tested similar formats in other international markets. By surrounding AAA's main event with episodes of RAW and SmackDown, the company not only amplifies the exposure of its stars but also generates significant economic and media momentum for the host city. In the case of Mexico, the public support was massive, with packed arenas and an emotional response that WWE did not overlook. Repeating this scheme in 2027 could help solidify Mexico as one of the key markets on the company's global calendar.

At the moment, the information comes solely from WrestleVotes Radio on Fightful Select, and WWE has not officially commented on or confirmed these rumors. However, considering the audience and box office success of the 2026 edition, it would not be surprising if the company is already evaluating options to recreate a weekend of this magnitude. If confirmed, fans could be witnessing the consolidation of a new cornerstone in WWE's annual calendar, where Triplemanía would not just be an AAA event but the centerpiece of a multinational multi-day spectacle with RAW, SmackDown, and the event as the main attractions.