Report Reveals Vikingo's Direct WWE Contract After AAA Stake
A new report has revealed that El Hijo Del Vikingo, one of lucha libre's most acclaimed high-flyers, holds a direct contract with WWE rather than with the Mexican promotion Lucha Libre AAA Worldwide, following WWE's majority acquisition of the company last year.
The distinction emerged after WWE, through its parent company TKO Group Holdings, announced in April 2025 during WrestleMania 41 weekend that it had secured a 51 percent controlling stake in AAA. The remaining 49 percent is owned by Fillip, a Mexico-based sports and entertainment holding company. According to a report from PWInsider, most AAA talent is contracted through Fillip as part of the new ownership structure, but Vikingo stands out with his exclusive WWE agreement. This arrangement positions him uniquely within the promotion, allowing for greater integration into WWE's broader ecosystem while he continues to perform in AAA events.
Vikingo's career trajectory has accelerated under the post-acquisition landscape. The 28-year-old captured the AAA Mega Championship for a second time in May 2025, defeating Alberto El Patron in a high-profile match shortly after the deal became public. He made successful defenses,...