how to watch AAA in the US

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Galavision

Galavision is available on both major dish networks, and many - but not all - cable systems. It's basic cable in my neck of the woods, but it's in digital cable on some, and in special Spanish language tiers on others. You'll have to check for yourself, or go to their website: http://www.galavision.com.

Galavision is cable only. The major 'over the air' Spanish language networks - Telemundo, Telefuturo or Univision - do NOT air lucha libre at this time.

Galavision currently airs 7.5 hours of lucha libre each weekend - but they're all the same show

"Lucha Libre"
Saturday: 5 pm Eastern
Sunday: 3 am Eastern
"Lucha de Vuelta"
Saturday: 5 pm Eastern

All three airings, despite the different names, are actually showing the same AAA show from Mexico. It's (usually) a three hour show, and it's about three weeks lagged behind the Mexico broadcast. If the Mexico airing is shortened for any reason, it'll air the same length in the US.

In the past, Lucha de Vuelta was a rerun broadcast, some weeks behind the "Lucha Libre" show. They've dropped that in 3006.

Galavision also airs Accion, an hour sports highlight show from Mexico, Sunday evening and Monday night. It's normal time is 7 PM Eastern, but it can move around depending on what else is scheduled, and reairs overnight. Most weeks, around 15 minutes in the show, Accion includes 30 second highlights of that week's CMLL and AAA main event. There's no lag on this show, so what airs is what aired in Mexico on Saturday and Sunday.

52MX (aka CAN52)

52MX is an obscure US/MEX cable channel that some, but few, people get. It's used to be predominantly on Comcast digital cable, but was dropped by many systems around May of 2008. Usually, it's grouped into the Spanish language tier.

"CMLL: Guerreros del Ring" airs on CAN52, each Saturday and Sunday. It's a one hour show.

Airtimes:
Saturday: 6pm Eastern
Sunday: 11:30 am

CAN52 airs two matches from CMLL. At least one will be from the previous week's Sunday Arena Coliseo show, and the other could also be from Arena Coliseo or a match from Arena Mexico. These matches are usually (but not always) matches which haven't aired on the main CMLL show.

There is no lag between the US and Mexico airing - it's airing the same show at the same exact time on the same channel in both places.

52MX also airs' CMLL half hour recap/promo show called Ras de Lona at various times on the weekend.

LATV

In August 2007, CMLL added another hour of programming. It aired in the US on Fox Sports en Espanol until the end of 2008, and continues to air on the Mexican equivalent. In January of 2009, the show resurfaced on LATV. LATV is an over the air digital supplement channel, available to those who have access to digital frequencies. (If you can punch in something like 8.2 on your remote, you have access to it - if it's in your market.) If you're in range of picking up the channel via antenna, the cable company may also pick up the channel as a normal digital channel. LATV has a affilaite list on their website.

The LATV(/FOX) show is produced by the same crew that does the CAN52 show, and the presentation of the show is very similar. The show also uses the Guerreros del Ring name. It's listed as "Lucha Libre" in program guides, same as Galavision show.

CMLL on FSLA (Mexico) airs on Saturday and Sunday at 1:30 pm CT.

CMLL on LATV airs on Saturday at 7pm EST. It may also air on Wednesday. It appears to be airing the same episode which airs in Mexico. On Sundays at 7PM, LATV airs a nine month old episode (going back to what aired on Fox Sports.)

This show airs 2 additional matches from the Sunday Arena Coliseo match (a week after they occur in Mexico). These are two more matches which usually haven't been aired anywhere.

LATV also airs CMLL's half hour recap/promo show at various times during the week, though a few days later than it airs in Mexico.

TuVision/Zone de Combat

In June 2007, a small group of current Azteca America affiliates left the network to form their own over-the-air channel net, eventually called TuVision. Without access to Azteca or Televisa programming, they've picked up content from other, smaller, sources. Included is Mexico's TVC network, which airs IWRG wrestling and has aired in AULL in the past.

IWRG now airs on TuVision as Zone de Combat on Saturday afternoons. It's a two hour show, airing slightly behind the version from Mexico.

I know I have Univision, and Galavision has a section dedicated to it on Univision.. that station should show it dammit.

you have timewarner cable right?

http://www.timewarnercable.com/

look there for a listing

OMG I HAVE IT.

Dead, you are a saviour.

does univisionm show any AAA???

Galavision only

.....im fucked *sigh* guess there's always YouTube...I checked out their game's official site and it looks like there's no create-a-wrestler mode ...looks like I will be playing as Konnan

whats the game site?

http://www.heroesdelring.com/

AAA's game site-note: its incomplete as hell lol

lol i saw it the other day

it comes on damn near ALL the time here, I'm always seeing La Parka's ole fat ass dancing and flipping around the ring, and they be always having like 90 man tag matches, shit be crazy, but hella entertaining, sad thing is I watch it most of the time and didn't know it was AAA until I saw that Alex Koslov guy wrestling.

Complex Tank wrote:

sad thing is I watch it most of the time and didn't know it was AAA until I saw that Alex Koslov guy wrestling.

Yes...Alex Kozlov's sexyness catches everyones attention :ooh la la:

I didnt give a rat's ass about Koslov-I watched for the Foreign Legion in general and the leader Konnan is one of my favorite wrestlers (I should say luchador in this case), though he's a decent talent, pretty solid except for that dumbass dance he did when he was a face. I dont know if he still does it now he's in the FL.....

Complex Tank wrote:

it comes on damn near ALL the time here, I'm always seeing La Parka's ole fat ass dancing and flipping around the ring, and they be always having like 90 man tag matches, shit be crazy, but hella entertaining, sad thing is I watch it most of the time and didn't know it was AAA until I saw that Alex Koslov guy wrestling.

its not even the original La Parka lol

Jordan Harvey Version 1.0 wrote:

I didnt give a rat's ass about Koslov-I watched for the Foreign Legion in general and the leader Konnan is one of my favorite wrestlers (I should say luchador in this case), though he's a decent talent, pretty solid except for that dumbass dance he did when he was a face. I dont know if he still does it now he's in the FL.....

that stupid russian dance? he does that all the time

I loved La Parka (The original one of course, not the AAA version).
The 'chairman of the WCW' was hilarious. Too bad stupid Goldberg broke him.

Is Teddy Hart still in the AAA? Jack Evans?

Unfortunatly I cant see AAA on tv here at all

Yea, they both are but The Hart Foundation is kaput; Konnan and Teddy turned on Jack and kicked him out of the Foreign Legion....trust me, I know how you feel about no tbeing able to watch AAA. Best hope is YouTube...

Who else is in the Foreign legion?? That looks like Jennifer Blake in your sig...

At one point it pretty much consisted of heels Konnan would bring in from the States (mainly for one-off appearances) along with a good portion of homegrown heel characters from AAA which combined there were over twenty member but the noteable regulars were Konnan, el Zorro, Sabu, Ron Killings, Electro Shock, Kenzo Suzuki, The Hart foundation (Teddy and Jack). Their purpose was to take over and run AAA (sound familiar???) They disbanded when Konnan lost his power over the company (kayfabe) at their WM, Triplemania, this year bringing an end to their near three year storyline. Recently, Konnan brought in a new, streamlined Foreign Legion with himself, Alex Kozlov, Teddy Hart, Jennifer Blake (you were right, sir), and Rain to 'destroy' AAA after being brought back into the company by notorious dirty referee Tirantes (who has since left AAA) who felt underappreciated (art reflecting life pretty much). They are a mix of the Hart Foundation/nWo template but they are very well booked

Ah I knew I recognized the other girl. Rain is great.
That does sound like a pretty intesting storyline. I should see if the site I use to get torrents has any of that stuff

It is very fun to watch: it is very much good vs evil but without the american corniness, played more seriously