El Grande Americano
RAW · Male · 35 years old
Points (all-time)
Total Points
0
R/S Points
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PLE Points
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Belt Points
0
PPM
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per matchR/S = Raw & SmackDown · PLE = Premium Live Events · Belt = title points · PPM = points per match · Total = R/S + PLE + Belt
Match record (all-time)
Wrestler match statistics are currently based on 2025 and 2026 televised events. House shows and Main Event are not included.
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MW = Matches wrestled · Win/Loss = standard · NC = No contest · DQW/DQL = Win/Loss via DQ · W%/L%/DQ% = percentages of matches
Accomplishments
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Title Reigns
When this reign overlaps a scored belt week, we list week-ending Sundays (PT close, Los Angeles time) that count toward fantasy belt hold points (same rules as the rest of the app), starting from Sun, Apr 26, 2026 through completed weeks in the selected period.
No title reigns on record for this wrestler.
Match History
Last five are the most recent matches on the full event timeline (completed and live), using the same ordering and W/L/D rules as Pro Wrestling Boxscore — not limited to the fantasy points period above.
Recent form
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RAW — May 18, 2026 — Greensboro, NC
Final
Pinfall
Summary
No summary added for this match.
RAW — May 4, 2026 — Omaha, NE
Main Event
Final
Pinfall
Summary
If you like your wrestling a little weird and a little chaotic, this was your match. Masked guys, identity confusion, and just enough lucha-style action to keep things moving. The “Original” El Grande Americano team had better cohesion, working quick tags and keeping their opponents off balance. The opposing side had moments, but it felt like they were always half a step behind. The finish came after a flurry of offense that leaned more on teamwork than flash, sealing a fairly clean win. Not a show-stealer, but it added some variety to the card—and honestly, that alone made it stand out.
RAW — April 27, 2026 — Laredo, TX
Summary
Rey Mysterio picks up the win over El Grande Americano in a classic lucha-heavy match that leaned into speed, counters, and constant chaos from ringside. Mysterio had to fight through repeated interference attempts from the Americanos, including a moment where they tried to sneak in a steel plate during a ref distraction. That almost swung things, but OG Grande showed up out of nowhere to shut down the cheating and even the playing field.
Once things stabilized, Rey capitalized with his signature flow—dodging a big attack, hitting the 619 clean, and finishing it off for the win. Solid match overall, but it definitely felt like survival mode for Rey more than a clean showcase.
Post-match notes also hint at ongoing tension in the Americano group, especially with the masked identity situation still unresolved.
SmackDown — April 17, 2026 — Las Vegas, NV
Battle Royal Result
Royce Keys won the Battle Royal [Eliminations: Johnny Gargano eliminated Kit Wilson → Johnny Gargano eliminated Nathan Frazer → Axiom eliminated Chris Sabin → Talla Tonga eliminated El Grande Americano → Talla Tonga eliminated Original El Grande Americano → Ilja Dragunov eliminated Shiloh Hill → Berto & Angel eliminated La Parka → Rey Fenix eliminated Berto → Royce Keys eliminated Psycho Clown → Johnny Gargano eliminated Axiom → Rey Fenix eliminated Alex Shelley → Shinsuke Nakamura eliminated Apollo Crews → Aleister Black eliminated Joe Hendry → Talla Tonga eliminated Joaquin Wilde → Talla Tonga eliminated Cruz del Toro → Talla Tonga eliminated Rey Fenix → Aleister Black eliminated Shinsuke Nakamura → Aleister Black eliminated Ilja Dragunov → Aleister Black eliminated Akira Tozawa → Otis eliminated Angel → Otis eliminated Johnny Gargano → Otis eliminated Matt Cardona → Royce Keys eliminated Aleister Black → Talla Tonga eliminated Otis → Royce Keys eliminated Talla Tonga]
Summary
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RAW — April 6, 2026 — Houston, TX
Final
Pinfall
Los Americanos
Summary
This one started off pretty grounded with Dragon Lee and Bravo Americano trading control and feeling each other out, but that didn’t last long once the blind tags kicked in and the pace picked up. Rayo Americano caught Lee off guard, Je’Von Evans fired back with a neckbreaker and quick offense, and El Grande Americano briefly swung momentum with a kick to the face, but Evans immediately reset things with a diving crossbody that got everyone moving again. The match really took off with the dive sequence, as Evans launched over the top onto Rayo, Lee followed with a suicide dive on Bravo, and Penta topped it with a clean tope con hilo on Americano before all three stood tall. After the break, it turned into a nonstop sequence fest, with Penta running through a reverse sling blade, a tilt-a-whirl backbreaker, and a double DDT, while Lee nearly put it away with a Styles Clash before constant interference kept saving Los Americanos. The closing stretch didn’t slow down at all, with superkicks flying, Lee hitting a hurricanrana to the floor, and Penta dropping Rayo with a nasty Mexican Destroyer on the apron that felt like the real turning point. From there, Evans sealed it with a wild OG Cutter on Bravo for the win, capping off a match that was chaotic, fast, and just barely holding together in the best way.