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WWE's Rey Mysterio reflects on Triplemania involvement, says he's unfazed going into match with 7-foot-3 giant

Rey Mysterio, the general manager of AAA, reflected on the upcoming Triplemania 34 event in Las Vegas, where he will be in the main event against the...

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WWE's Rey Mysterio reflects on Triplemania involvement, says he's unfazed going into match with 7-foot-3 giant
Rey Mysterio wrestles Austin Theory during Monday Night RAW at Van Andel Arena.

Rey Mysterio, the general manager of AAA, reflected on the upcoming Triplemania 34 event in Las Vegas, where he will be in the main event against the 7-foot-3 giant Omos.

Mysterio's involvement in Triplemania dates back to 1993, when he was known as Rey Misterio Jr. and participated in the first-ever Triplemania event. At the time, he teamed up with Volador and Misterioso to take on Tony Arce, Vulcano, and Rocco Valente. Over the years, Mysterio has achieved great success in the ring, becoming a WWE champion and a superstar in his own right.

The current matchup between Mysterio and Omos is a result of a rivalry that began in August, when Mysterio was forced to suspend Omos after he injured a wrestler and attacked Mysterio. Omos' behavior continued to escalate, and he even attacked Mysterio again at a recent event.

Despite facing a formidable opponent, Mysterio expressed confidence in his abilities, citing his experience of competing against larger opponents throughout his career. He noted that he has "felt his power" and is "not scared" of Omos. Mysterio's motivation for the match goes beyond just winning, as he aims to make a statement as the general manager of AAA, demonstrating that no wrestler will be allowed to intimidate him or disrespect authority.

The outcome of the match will have significant consequences, as a win for Mysterio will result in Omos being banned from competing in AAA again, while a loss will reinstate him to the roster.

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