In March, WWE fans were introduced to El Grande Americano. This scrappy luchador always had time for a fight with anyone. He took down Rey Fenix at WrestleMania 41 and participated in this year’s Men’s Money in the Bank ladder match.
Things were looking up until he suddenly stopped making appearances. Around a month ago, another El Grande Americano popped up. He was taller and more animated than the first one. Things didn’t stop there.
Last Monday, another El Grande Americano saved the day, creating even more confusion. It seems like multiple wrestlers think they are the real El Grande Americano. However, the August 4, 2025 episode of Monday Night Raw made things even more confusing.
A Fourth El Grande Americano Makes His Presence Known
Dominik Mysterio had a great SummerSlam. Paying tribute to Eddie Guerrero, he stole a victory away from AJ Styles. Backstage, the LWO confronted him while he was with Finn Balor and JD McDonagh.
Dragon Lee challenged him to a fight later on in the show. Mysterio, always willing to have a match with anyone, gladly accepted his offer. Both men traded blows at the start, with Lee jumping on Mysterio’s chest to gain an advantage.
After that, things devolved into chaos. If three El Grande Americanos weren’t enough, a fourth one has now hit WWE television. The second one jumped up on the apron to distract Lee. When the ref got him under control, the one who debuted last week appeared.
Lee punched them both, but ran into a kick from a new El Grande Americano. That allowed Mysterio to steal the pin and the victory. It seems that there are now four El Grande Americanos on Monday Night Raw. Are they all working together, or will things start to boil over between them?
What’s going to happen when the original El Grande Americano shows up? It seems like Monday Night Raw has an El Grande Americano situation that will likely get worse before it gets better for everyone on the roster.
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