Original El Grande Americano

Match record (all-time)

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Accomplishments

• 1X Speed Champion

Title Reigns

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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.

RAW — March 16, 2026 — San Antonio, TX

Original El Grande Americano

Undercard

Final

Pinfall

El Grande Americano

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The match between Original El Grande Americano (OG) and El Grande Americano featured fast-paced, high-flying action from the start, including OG hitting a rolling Liger Kick. OG regained momentum with a Belly-to-Belly suplex that sent Americano over the ropes onto Rayo and Bravo, taking out the interference. OG applied an Ankle Lock, but distractions continued as Bravo tried to intervene, and Rayo slipped a metal plate into Americano’s mask. Americano attempted a diving head-butt but accidentally knocked himself out, allowing OG to capitalize and secure the win. Overall, it was a chaotic but entertaining match that showcased both competitors’ chemistry and set the stage for a potential mask vs. mask showdown.

RAW — March 2, 2026 — Indianapolis, Indiana

Original El Grande Americano

Undercard

Final

Pinfall

Rayo Americano

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l Grande Americano vs. Rayo Americano: El Grande Americano came out swinging, trading high-impact strikes and flashes of lucha style with his masked counterpart. After a fast, gritty back-and-forth that saw both men hit big moves, El Grande Americano pulled out the win with a Chaos Theory finish, getting the nod over Rayo Americano in a fun, unpredictable mid-card scrap.

RAW — February 23, 2026 — Atlanta, GA

Triple Threat match

Undercard

Final

Pinfall

12:00

Bronson Reed

Jey Uso

Original El Grande Americano

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In a chaotic Elimination Chamber qualifying triple threat, “Main Event” Jey Uso capitalized on the misfortune of “Big” Bronson Reed’s injury and high-impact exchanges to hit a signature splash and secure the pinfall, earning his spot in the Chamber.

Royal Rumble — January 31, 2026 — Riyadh, Saudi Arabia

Main Event

Royal Rumble — No. 1 Contender Match

Winner:Roman Reigns

Most Eliminations:Oba Femi & Roman Reigns (5)

Ironman/Ironwoman:Je'Von Evans (40:58)

Roman Reigns

Winner

Show Entry Order & Eliminations

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Winner: Roman Reigns

Most Eliminations: Oba Femi & Roman Reigns (5)

Ironman/Ironwoman: Je'Von Evans (40:58)

The Men’s Royal Rumble match also featured 30 participants, mixing established stars, surprise returns, and breakthrough performances. Oba Femi made a huge early impact by entering at #1 and eliminating several competitors, including Rusev and Solo Sikoa. Throughout the middle of the match, notable moments included surprise eliminations, then-fresh returns like LA Knight, and clashes involving Brock Lesnar before he was eliminated by alliance efforts from other competitors. The final stretch came down to Roman Reigns (#26), Gunther (#30), Randy Orton, and Logan Paul as the last four. Reigns ultimately survived the fray by spearing Gunther, eliminating him over the top rope to win his second career Royal Rumble and punch his WrestleMania main event ticket.

WrestleMania night 1 — April 19, 2025 — Las Vegas, NV

Original El Grande Americano

Undercard

Final

Pinfall

7:55

Rey Fenix

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In a high‑energy singles contest, El Grande Americano faced Rey Fenix (filling in due to an injury to Rey Mysterio). Both competitors showcased high‑flying agility and technical finesse, trading breathtaking spot combinations that thrilled the crowd. Americano eventually gained the upper hand, landing a powerful headbutt and hitting a reverse 450 splash for the victory. The bout provided a standout athletic performance on the undercard.