The Mexican wrestler who could sign with WWE

Rumors of a new Mexican signing for WWE have been gaining momentum in recent days. Psycho Clown , one of Triple A's most popular wrestlers, could be very close to officially joining the most important company in professional wrestling worldwide. Son of the legend Super Porky , Psycho has earned his place in the public's favor thanks to his charisma, his aggressive in-ring style, and his ability to connect with audiences.

According to reports from wrestling media outlets, the " total clown " has stopped accepting dates with independent promotions starting in August, which fuels speculation that he is making room in his schedule to join WWE full-time.

Psycho Clown's career has been marked by his association with Triple A , a company where he has established himself as one of its most recognizable faces. However, his growing popularity outside of Mexico, as well as the positive reception of his participation in binational events like Worlds Collide , have positioned him as an attractive figure for the American market .

Unlike other Mexican wrestlers who have struggled to adapt to WWE, Psycho Clown is fluent in English , which represents a significant advantage. This is key for WWE's new management under TKO , the parent company, which is seeking international talent with potential both in and out of the ring.

WWE has shown interest in several Mexican talents in recent months. Mr. Iguana, Hijo del Vikingo, Octagón Jr., and Hijo del Dr. Wagner Jr. are all names that are being touted, but Psycho Clown's commercial appeal and experience put him a step ahead.

Although there is still no official confirmation from WWE or the wrestler himself, everything indicates that the company will wait for Psycho Clown to finish his current commitments and participate in Triplemanía , the most important event of the Triple A. Although he does not have a specific rivalry heading into the big event, his presence would be practically mandatory as one of the icons of the company.

If his departure is confirmed, it would be Psycho Clown's last event as an exclusive wrestler in Mexico , marking the end of an important stage in his career and the beginning of a new challenge in international wrestling.

In the Mexican wrestling system, wrestlers are free to accept independent roles in addition to their commitments to their main company. However, signing with WWE implies an exclusive contract, which would explain their decision to reduce their appearances outside of Triple A.

Following the success of Worlds Collide , where WWE and Triple A shared the bill, expectations for further collaboration between the two companies have grown. Although there are currently no public plans for joint work, there is speculation that new alliances could emerge, or at least a greater openness to hiring Mexican talent .

The possibility of seeing more Latino wrestlers in WWE is on the table, and Psycho Clown fits the profile the American company is looking for : experience, microphone skills, commercial impact, and a solid fan base.

Psycho Clown's potential arrival in WWE represents more than a signing: it's the consolidation of years of work, a well-established identity in Mexican rings, and a commitment to internationalization. His time in Triple A has left its mark, but now, if his signing is finalized, the most famous clown in Mexican wrestling could steal the show in front of a new global audience.