New champions crowned as Laredo Kid and La Hiedra top Lola Vice, Mr. Iguana
The opening week of AAA Verano de Escándalo produced a title change that will be watched closely by fans who follow the border’s wrestling talent: La Hiedra and Laredo Kid defeated Lola Vice and Mr. Iguana to win the AAA World Mixed Tag Team Championship during the July 25 event in Aguascalientes.
The match reached its dramatic finale after a flurry of back-and-forth action. Lola Vice landed a Superkick that flattened La Hiedra, but Laredo Kid broke up the pin attempt. Mr. Iguana answered with an Iguanarana outside the ring. Laredo Kid responded by sending Mr. Iguana into the steel steps, setting up the closing sequence.
Vice attempted a rollup on La Hiedra but was shoved into the ropes. She then struck Kid with a Spinning Backfist — a maneuver described in coverage as her trademark — but La Hiedra countered, slamming Vice face-first to secure the three-count and the belts.
“¡Tenemos NUEVOS Campeones de Parejas Mixtas AAA: La Hiedra y Laredo Kid!” — Lucha Libre AAA Worldwide (X post)
End of a 168-day reign
The victory ends the 168-day title reign of Lola Vice and Mr. Iguana. According to event coverage, the current reign began when they captured the belts on the February 7, 2026, episode of AAA — a run that included defenses culminating in this defeat at Verano de Escándalo.
| Item | Detail |
|---|---|
| Event | AAA Verano de Escándalo (Episode 27) |
| Date | July 25, 2026 |
| Venue city | Aguascalientes |
| New champions | La Hiedra & Laredo Kid |
| Previous champions (reign) | Lola Vice & Mr. Iguana (168 days) |
What it means locally
For people on the border who track Laredo’s names and faces, a title win tied to the moniker Laredo Kid is notable even without further biography in the event coverage. AAA posted multiple clips from the match on its social channels, highlighting the pairing known as “La Pareja del Escándalo” and the finish that produced new champions.
- The match was streamed July 25 as part of AAA’s Verano de Escándalo programming.
- Core moments included outside-ring brawling, a Superkick, an Iguanarana, and the finishing face-first slam.
- AAA shared clips from the match on its X account the following day.
This outcome reshapes AAA's mixed-tag division storylines heading into the rest of the promotion’s summer schedule. Title changes at marquee shows such as Verano de Escándalo often set up new challengers and shifts in television segments; the change also sends a message that AAA’s creative team is invested in the new champions’ run.
Local fans who followed the match via the broadcast and social clips will now be watching how La Hiedra and Laredo Kid are presented in upcoming AAA events and television episodes. For a scene where mask, name and hometown matter for bragging rights, a belt around a wrestler with Laredo in his ring name will loom large in water-cooler conversations at local gyms, lucha schools and corner stores.
AAA’s coverage and wrestling sites reported the decisive moments and the end of Lola Vice and Mr. Iguana’s reign, but they did not list future challengers. That uncertainty gives the new champions a window to define their first defenses — and gives fans in the Laredo area something to watch for on AAA programming and social feeds in the weeks ahead.
Coverage referenced event footage and social media posts uploaded by Lucha Libre AAA Worldwide, including multiple clips shared on X highlighting the match and the celebration afterward. Those posts provide the public record of the finish and the title change.
As storylines develop and AAA announces forthcoming opponents or live dates, local wrestling followers will want to track how often the new champions appear on televised cards and whether the pairing keeps the belts long enough to make their names a fixture across the promotion’s summer tour.
For now, the headline is simple and hard to miss: new AAA World Mixed Tag Team Champions — La Hiedra and Laredo Kid.
