La Catalina captured the AAA Reina de Reinas Championship, ending Flammer's extensive 1,128-day reign during Triplemania 34 in Mexico City. The victory marks a significant shift in the division, concluding one of the longest championship tenures in professional wrestling.
Flammer, the longest-reigning Reina de Reinas champion, saw her title run come to an end on the second night of AAA's premier event. La Catalina, who made her AAA debut in April, quickly ascended the ranks to challenge for the title. She secured her championship opportunity by winning a gauntlet match.
During the match, a critical moment saw Flammer appear distracted by the absence of her tag team partner, La Hiedra. This apparent disconnect contributed to La Catalina seizing control. Following a sequence that included a toss from the top rope, a hip attack, and a running knee, La Catalina secured the pinfall victory.
Roxanne Perez has already earned the No. 1 contender position for the championship. Perez secured her spot on Night 1 of Triplemania 34 by defeating Nattie, La Hiedra, and Faby Apache. Perez is slated to challenge the new champion, La Catalina, at an upcoming event titled Worlds Collide later this month.