As the ultimate episode of “Star Trek: The Next Generation” hammers home, all good things must come to an end. After they come to an end, nevertheless, it normally occurs after some level of activity. That wasn’t the case when it got here to the AAA World Tag Team Championship reign of former WWE Champion Raj Dhesi, and current AEW star Satnam Singh. On Instagram yesterday, AAA announced that Dhesi and Singh were being stripped of the AAA Tag Titles effective immediately. The promotion cited Dhesi and Singh being “inactive” as champions for 214 days as the rationale for vacating the titles.
Keen viewers of AAA will note that those 214 days of inactivity make up the whole thing of Dhesi and Singh’s title reign, because the duo haven’t appeared within the promotion since winning the belts at TripleMania XXXII: Mexico City, in August. Shortly after that event, AAA began cutting back on costs, which included releasing long-time color commentator Hugo Savinovich, suggesting that Dhesi and Singh never being brought back for shows could’ve been a part of AAA seeking to lower your expenses. Whether that is the case or not stays a mystery.
What’s also a mystery is what is going to occur with the AAA World Tag Team Championships next. The promotion is ready to carry their annual Rey de Reyes event this Saturday in Mexico City, but the cardboard is basically filled up due to the Rey de Reyes tournament, Flammer defending the AAA Reina de Reinas Championship against Dalys, and Alberto Del Rio defending the AAA Mega Championship against El Hijo del Vikingo. As such, it appears the long run of the AAA Tag Titles is probably not determined until a later date.
