((Attendance: sellout))
1) La Rosa & La Sirenita DQ Martha Villalobos & Neftaly
straight falls
2) Kid Guzman & Salsero b Pimpinela Escarlata & Súper Crazy
3) Boomerang, Discovery, Ludxor, Thunderbird, Venum I DQ Bronco (UWA), El Duende, Marabunta, Mr. Cóndor, Rocky Santana * *
this is the start of the New Diabolicos vs Old Diabolicos
4) El Mexicano & Volador COR Fuerza Guerrera & Juventud Guerrera [MEX TAG]
Back on 12/13/1995, PROMELL did a change of the MEX TRIOS titles by counting out Psicosis (when he was in Japan), declaring the titles vacant, and then having Panther, Fuerza and Signo win as the new team. This is AAA answering back a month later. Fuerza Guerrera is not here, and they do the same bit of the commission counting him out to declare the titles vacant before going over to the real match. Arturo Rivera mentions this match (saying the commission ordered Fuerza to defend even though he's in another company) in the opening of the AAA show, but TV instead skips to the start of the real title match.
5) Juventud Guerrera & Psicosis b El Mexicano & Volador I [MEX TAG] * * *
Psicosis replaced Fuerza Guerrera. Juvy and Psicosis get the actual tag team title belts. The commission later undoes all of this and Fuerza and Juventud end up as champs again. (The exact same trios change appears not to be undone.) Listed as the IWAS tag titles, but TV bills it as the national titles, and those are the ones shown.
6) La Parka, Máscara Sagrada, Octagón DQ Killer, Pentagon, Pierroth *
Before the main event there was a ceremony to honor Blue Demon which featured Blue Demon Jr's AAA debut & an angle where Pierroth Jr attacked both