Triplemania XXIX has come and gone and while opinions may vary on how good or bad the show truly was, there is no denying that what happened during the annual Lucha libre extravaganza will definitely have major repercussions for the company\u2019s product in the upcoming months so we now take a look at what we might expect from the Mexican promotion in the near future.<\/p>\n
This year\u2019s edition of Triplemania delivered on the usual amount of crazy high spots, shocking surprises, and a man walking out hairless.\u00a0 After a little over 18 months of taping shows with no live audiences and not having shows at all, it looks like AAA is getting back into their usual role as a major player in worldwide wrestling, but only time will tell.<\/p>\n
To be perfectly fair to the company and the show itself, Triplemania XXIX<\/a> had its fair share of less than stellar moments like wrestlers such as Hijo del Vikingo, Brian Cage, and Taurus among others blatantly wrestling more than once as a part of the Marvel exhibition match, the shocking debut of the Nueva Generaci\u00f3n Dinamita<\/a> resulting in an alliance with La Empresa for no reason at all, and most notably some of the matches falling below fans\u2019 expectations specifically the extreme six-man tag, the title vs title women\u2019s match and the much-anticipated dream match between Andrade and Kenny Omega.<\/p>\n NGD is here! #Triplemania<\/a> pic.twitter.com\/OfZJ4v0BE3<\/a><\/p>\n — Jeremy Peeples \ud83d\udc31 (@Jeremy_Peeples) August 15, 2021<\/a><\/p><\/blockquote>\n\n