Trio win AEW World Trios Titles at Grand Slam Mexico

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Hangman Page, Bandido and Brody King have become the new AEW World Trios Champions after a chaotic multi man title match at Grand Slam Mexico, with the trio getting dubbed The Good, The Bad and The Ugly by commentary given the mix of personas involved

This particular Grand Slam Mexico show was already stacked with major matches, in the main event Will Ospreay outlasted Mark Davis in a genuinely brutal Mexico City Street Fight that saw both men bloodied using everything from barbed wire to chairs to an actual tire as weapons, and AEW International Champion Kyle Fletcher retained his title in a hard fought match against Speedball Mike Bailey, continuing what commentary called a strong night overall for the Don Callis Family stable

The trios title change itself came in a night full of other significant results, the Death Riders faction, consisting of AEW Continental Champion Jon Moxley, Wheeler Yuta, Daniel Garcia and PAC, defeated the reigning AEW World Tag Team Champions Adam Copeland, Christian Cage and the Young Bucks in a stacked multi man tag match, while AEW Womens World Champion Willow Nightingale teamed with the Brawling Birds duo of Jamie Hayter and Alex Windsor to defeat Mercedes Mone alongside the Womens World Tag Team Champions

The show also carried genuine emotional weight given the location, this marked AEWs return to Mexico City with the event billed as taking place in the Cathedral of Lucha Libre at Arena Mexico, with commentary and multiple wrestlers noting the atmosphere was one of the greatest theyd experienced in the promotions history, that kind of crowd energy clearly elevated matches across the entire card rather than just the marquee bouts

With All In London now on the horizon as AEWs next major show, this title change gives Page, Bandido and King fresh momentum heading into that event, and the broader night of results, from the trios title switch to the brutal Ospreay street fight to MJFs surprise return elsewhere on the card, suggests AEW used this special international show to genuinely reset several storylines simultaneously rather than just running a standard go home episode

NightOwl

The Good, The Bad and The Ugly nickname for Page, Bandido and King is such a fun bit of commentary flavor, gives this trio an immediate memorable identity rather than just being three guys who happen to be teaming up for a title reign

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