How to Watch Lucha Libre AAA
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To watch Lucha Libre AAA in the US, open YouTube on Saturday night: the promotion's weekly show streams there at no cost, with English commentary and subtitles.
The bigger events are the part that takes some checking, so below is what is on YouTube, what is on WWE's channels and what to look up first.
AAA is a Mexican promotion that WWE bought in 2025. Since then WWE has produced its weekly show, which is why it now sits on a platform US viewers can use without a subscription.
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Last checked: October 2026.
AAA in the US: what airs, where and when
| What | When | Where (US) | Cost | Language |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Weekly show, about an hour | Saturday night | YouTube | None | English commentary, English subtitles |
| Major AAA events | Several a year, dates vary | Check the AAA channel and WWE's events page | Check the listing for each | Varies |
| WWE x AAA crossovers | A few a year | WWE's YouTube channel in recent years | None, when on YouTube | English and Spanish at past events |
| Past episodes | Any time | YouTube | None | As aired |
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The exact start time for the Saturday show is on the channel's own schedule, and it is the one thing worth checking each week.
What to do, by how you watch
You are new to lucha libre. Start with the weekly show. It is one hour, in English, and built so a first-time viewer can follow it.
You already watch WWE. The weekly show has the same storylines that cross into Raw and NXT. Some AAA stars appear on both. See how the WWE side works on the WWE page.
You want the big events. Before any event, check the AAA channel and WWE's events page for where it airs. Do not rely on an old article.
You watch in Spanish. Look at the language options on the video. Some events have had Spanish commentary available.
The ways to watch, one by one
YouTube, for the weekly show. It airs Saturday night in the US and other markets outside Mexico. Commentary is in English, and the show carries English subtitles.
How to watch:
- Open YouTube on any device.
- Search for the official Lucha Libre AAA channel.
- Open the channel and look for the live stream or the latest episode.
- Turn on the reminder before Saturday.
- Check the video description for the next show's time.
Honest note: only use the official channel. Re-uploads and similar-looking channels are common and often low quality.
WWE's YouTube channel, for crossover events. The WWE and AAA crossover shows called Worlds Collide have streamed there at no cost in recent years.
How to watch:
- Check WWE's events page for the broadcast details.
- Open WWE's channel on YouTube.
- Look for the event under live or upcoming.
- Set a reminder.
- Come back at the listed time.
Honest note: the most recent one did not air live. It was held on a Saturday and aired on YouTube the following Wednesday evening. Read the listing before you plan an evening around it.
Major AAA events. AAA holds its biggest shows through the year, and some, like its spring tournament, have aired as multi-week stretches on the weekly show rather than as a single night. Where each one airs is announced close to the date.
How to find out:
- Check the weekly show for announcements.
- Look at the AAA channel's community and upcoming tabs.
- Check WWE's events page.
- Confirm the platform and the time.
- Be ready for the show to land on a different platform than the weekly one.
The honest part: why AAA is easy and hard at once
The weekly show is the simplest thing in US wrestling. One site, no subscription, no cable.
The difficulty comes from the events. They are scheduled in Mexico and the US, and the broadcast plan is often announced only days before. A recent crossover had no listed viewing information until the week of the show.
Something else to know: the show leans on the Mexican style, with more tag matches and more fast, high-flying action than most US television. That is part of the appeal. It also means a first episode may feel unfamiliar.
What costs nothing is the part most people want first: the weekly show and its archive on YouTube.
Before you watch
- Use the official AAA channel on YouTube.
- Check the start time for each Saturday show.
- Turn on subtitles if they are not already on.
- Check the broadcast plan for any special event. It may not be live.
- Times for events are Eastern, so subtract three hours for Pacific.
- Past episodes stay on the channel.
- Be careful with links on social media that promise a stream. Use the channel itself.
- Events held in Mexico can start at different times than the weekly show.
What it costs
- Weekly show on YouTube: no cost.
- WWE x AAA events on YouTube: no cost, when streamed there.
- YouTube Premium: optional, removes ads.
- Major AAA events: check the listing for each one.
Weekly show only: no cost.
The weekly show plus WWE's events: see our WWE page for what WWE's own shows cost.
FAQ
Where can I watch AAA in the US?
On YouTube. The weekly show airs on Saturday night.
Is AAA in English?
The weekly show has English commentary and English subtitles.
Do I need a subscription?
Not for the weekly show.
Is AAA part of WWE now?
Yes. WWE bought it in 2025 and produces the weekly show.
Were the crossover events live?
Some were. The latest aired days after it was held. Check the listing first.
Where do I find the next big event?
The AAA channel and WWE's events page.
