🔥 The Undertaker Quietly Brings Triple H’s Legendary WWE Tradition to AAA—And Fans Are Loving It
The Undertaker just sent a powerful message to the wrestling world—and it didn’t happen inside a WWE ring.
In a surprising behind-the-scenes moment, The Phenom recreated one of Triple H’s most iconic WWE traditions in AAA, further cementing his growing influence in the Mexican promotion following WWE’s acquisition.
👀 The Undertaker’s Role in AAA Is Bigger Than You Think
A few months after WWE confirmed its acquisition of AAA, Triple H revealed that The Undertaker has been deeply involved in AAA’s creative and backstage direction. And the results are already showing.
Under Taker’s guidance, AAA has seen a noticeable surge in global attention, gaining traction far beyond Mexico. Fans and insiders alike are starting to view AAA as a rising international force—and The Deadman is clearly leaving his mark.
📸 A Very Familiar Triple H-Style Moment
During the latest AAA event, Lola Vice and Mr. Iguana captured the AAA Mixed Tag Team Championships, defeating Ethan Page and La Hiedra (who stepped in for the injured Chelsea Green).
But the real headline came after the match.
Just like Triple H has done countless times in WWE, The Undertaker posed backstage with the newly crowned champions, creating a moment that instantly felt iconic. The image was later shared by AAA’s official X (Twitter) account, with the caption:
“The NEW AAA Mixed Tag Team Champions: Lola Vice and Mr. Iguana with Undertaker.”
For longtime WWE fans, the nod was unmistakable—a quiet but powerful passing of tradition from Triple H to The Undertaker, now playing out on a global stage.
🎙️ The Undertaker Sounds Off on WWE Unreal
Away from AAA, The Undertaker recently stirred conversation during an episode of his Six Feet Under podcast with guest Cody Rhodes, where he openly criticized WWE Unreal.
Despite acknowledging that fans understand wrestling’s scripted nature, Taker made it clear he still believes in protecting kayfabe.
“I don’t want to go see a magician and know how he’s doing everything,” Taker explained, comparing wrestlers to illusionists.
He emphasized that no matter the era—1984, 1990, or 2025—some mystery should always remain.
Notably, Seth Rollins and several other stars have echoed similar concerns, raising questions about whether WWE will continue producing new seasons of Unreal on Netflix.
🪦 Final Take
From shaping AAA’s creative future to reviving legendary WWE traditions, The Undertaker is proving that his influence didn’t end with retirement. If this is just the beginning, AAA’s future—with The Phenom lurking backstage—looks more compelling than ever.
And if Triple H built the blueprint…
The Undertaker might just be perfecting it. 👀🔥
