• WWE Fires AAA Wrestler For Hitting A Fan (Video)
A viral video of AAA wrestler Niño Hamburguesa getting physical with a fan has cost him his job. WWE officially released the wrestler from AAA on Friday following an emergency meeting where executives reviewed footage of the incident.
The trouble started during an independent show last week. In the clip that went viral, Hamburguesa is seen sitting on a fan’s lap and repeatedly hitting him in the face with his elbows. You can watch it below:
WWE has fired Niño Hamburguesa from AAA after this incidentpic.twitter.com/sXETNRdBfi
— WrestleFeed (@WrestleFeedApp) March 10, 2026
Even though some people claimed the fan was being annoying first, WWE’s AAA management felt he crossed the line. The company has a strict rule that wrestlers can only greet fans — getting physical is never allowed, no matter where they are performing.
Hamburguesa had already been warned to stay professional while working outside shows, so the company took quick action once they saw the video.
He was reportedly told he was fired during a Zoom call. So far, neither AAA nor their partners have made a public statement about the situation.
• Brock Lesnar Allegedly Causing Big Booking Issues Backstage In WWE
Triple H and the WWE creative team have run into a major roadblock while planning Brock Lesnar’s role for WrestleMania 42. According to Self Made Pro, a new demand from Lesnar and Paul Heyman is causing a lot of stress behind the scenes. The duo has reportedly told WWE officials that Brock should stay undefeated until the day he finally retires. This means he isn’t willing to lose any more matches, which is a huge problem for the company’s future plans.
This “no-loss” rule makes it almost impossible to book the matches fans are begging for, like Lesnar vs. Gunther or Lesnar vs. Oba Femi.
Normally, these bouts would end with the veteran putting over the younger star, but that can’t happen if Lesnar won’t agree to lose.
Oba Femi and LA Knight are among the names rumored to face Lesnar at WrestleMania 42. The Wrestling Observer recently noted that Oba is more likely to face The Beast.
We’ll keep you updated if other insider sources have anything to say about this report, since Lesnar has put over several top stars from the current era and usually doesn’t have any problem in doing so if the booking and the money is right.
