How to Watch Lucha Libre AAA in the US: Weekly Show and Major Events, Free

Here is how to watch AAA in the US: the weekly show streams free every Saturday night on YouTube and Facebook, and the major events — Triplemanía, Héroes Inmortales and the rest — have been streaming free on the same channels since WWE took over the promotion.

No subscription, no cable, no pay-per-view.

That makes AAA the only major wrestling company you can follow in the US without paying anything.

The catch is that the schedule is looser than WWE's or AEW's, and the big events run on Mexican time and Mexican venues, so start times move around.

Last checked: September 2026.

Every AAA show, where it airs and what it costs

Next major event: Héroes Inmortales — Saturday, October 24, 2026, Mexico City. Triplemanía 34 already ran in September as a two-night show split between Las Vegas and Mexico City; both nights streamed free.

Who AAA is for

The fan who is done paying. Four services for WWE and AEW is a lot.

AAA gives you a live weekly show and a full slate of major events at zero cost, with English commentary, and it now shares talent and storylines with WWE — Dominik Mysterio, El Grande Americano and other WWE names have held AAA titles this year.

The WWE fan who wants the crossover. Since the acquisition, WWE has run AAA storylines through Worlds Collide and Triplemanía.

If you follow Raw and SmackDown, AAA is where some of those angles continue. WWE's official schedule and channels.

The lucha libre fan. This is the real thing — Mexican promotion, Mexican arenas, the masks and the trios matches — with a bigger production budget than before. Spanish-language feed available every week.

The AEW fan curious about lucha. No crossover to speak of anymore; AAA's talent-sharing now runs through WWE.

But it is free, so it costs nothing to try. AEW's hub on HBO Max.

How to watch, step by step

YouTube — the main route. The weekly show and the major events go out live on the WWE and AAA YouTube channels, with a separate Spanish-language stream on WWE Español.

How to watch:

1. Open YouTube on Saturday before 10 PM ET.
2. Search "Lucha Libre AAA" or open the WWE or AAA channel.
3. Pick the live stream — English or Spanish.
4. Set a reminder on the scheduled stream page if you want a notification.
5. The full show stays on the channel afterward as a replay.

Facebook — same streams. The same live feeds run on the WWE and AAA Facebook pages.

Useful if that is where you already are; the experience is otherwise identical.

How to watch:

1. Open the AAA or WWE Facebook page Saturday night.
2. Find the live video at the top of the page.
3. Tap to watch; no login is needed to view public streams.
4. Replays remain on the page's Videos tab.
5. Follow the page for a notification when a stream starts.

FOX in Latin America — not for US viewers. AAA's pay-TV deal with FOX covers Mexico, Central America and most of South America.

It does not apply in the US, where the free YouTube/Facebook streams are the official route.

The honest part: free, but not tidy

AAA is free in the US because WWE has not announced a paid US broadcast partner for it.

That could change — WWE sells everything else it owns to a network — and if it does, this page will say so.

For now, every AAA event since the acquisition has streamed free.

The trade-off is the schedule. The weekly slot has moved between 9 and 10 PM ET during 2026, major events run on Mexican time and occasionally on a Friday or Sunday, and two-night shows have started earlier in the evening.

The YouTube scheduled-stream page is the reliable source the week of an event; the table above is the normal pattern, not a guarantee for every week.

Before you tune in

• Check the scheduled stream on YouTube the day of — the weekly start time has shifted during the year.
• The English feed and the Spanish feed are separate streams; pick the right one.
• Major events in Mexico City run on Central time; a 7 PM CST bell is 9 PM ET.
• Two-night events have had a Friday night and a Sunday night, not the usual Saturday.
• Replays stay on YouTube, so a missed show is not lost.
• You do not need a YouTube or Facebook account to watch, only to comment or set reminders.
• Worlds Collide is a WWE-branded show with AAA talent; it streams free on WWE's YouTube channel, not on ESPN.
• Talent from WWE appears regularly; AAA titles have changed hands on WWE-affiliated shows.

What it costs

Nothing.

The weekly show, Triplemanía, Héroes Inmortales, Guerra de Titanes, Triplemanía Regia and Worlds Collide have all streamed free in the US in 2026.

There is no subscription to buy and no pay-per-view.

The only cost is the one in Latin America, where FOX holds pay-TV rights.

FAQ

Is AAA really free in the US?

Yes. The weekly show and the major events stream live on YouTube and Facebook at no charge.

What time is Lucha Libre AAA on?

Saturday nights, currently 10 PM ET, on the WWE and AAA YouTube channels and Facebook pages.

The slot has moved during 2026, so check the scheduled stream.

Is AAA on Netflix or ESPN?

No. AAA is not part of WWE's Netflix or ESPN deals in the US.

Is there English commentary?

Yes, on the WWE and AAA English channels; WWE Español carries the Spanish call.

When is the next big AAA event?

Héroes Inmortales, Saturday, October 24, 2026, in Mexico City.

Does WWE own AAA?

Yes, since 2025. That is why WWE wrestlers appear on AAA shows and why the streams run on WWE's channels.

Wrap-up

That is how to watch AAA in the US in 2026: free, live, every Saturday, with the big events on the same channels.

Have you tried an AAA show yet, or is this the first time you have heard it costs nothing?

Links

• WWE — official "how to watch" page, includes AAA
• WWE — upcoming events, includes AAA dates