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At AAA Triplemanía 34 in Mexico City, Chilean wrestling star La Catalina defeated Flammer to capture the AAA Reina de Reinas Championship, ending a historic 1,128-day title reign. Flammer had held the championship since winning it from Taya Valkyrie at Triplemanía 31 in August 2023, making it the longest continuous women’s title reign in AAA history. Mediotiempo+ 1Match Highlights & Details

• Clean Bout Without Interference: Flammer competed without her regular Las Tóxicas faction members at ringside, notably without La Hiedra, resulting in a strictly one-on-one contest. tippahnews.com
• Turning Points: Down the stretch, La Catalina attempted a diving splash, but Flammer blocked it with her knees and followed up with a dropkick that sent Catalina out of the ring. tippahnews.com
• The Finish: After re-entering the ring, La Catalina countered Flammer, threw her from the turnbuckles, delivered a signature running hip attack, and sealed the win with a running knee to the face for the three-count. tippahnews.com
• Emotional Win: After the referee reached three, an emotional Catalina celebrated in tears before a packed Arena CDMX crowd, marking her first major championship in AAA since arriving from CMLL. El Sol de México

What Comes NextLa Catalina’s first major defense is already set. On Night 1 of Triplemanía 34, Roxanne Perez earned the number-one contender spot by pinning La Hiedra in a multi-woman match. La Catalina and Perez are scheduled to clash for the Reina de Reinas Championship at Worlds Collide. tippahnews.com+ 1