AAA Vice President, Dorian Roldan, talked with Media Tiempo about AAA’s relationship with Impact Wrestling. Below are the highlights…
On AAA’s Relationship With Impact: “It’s not like alliances, with an exchange of talent, it’s a broader alliance where we’re seeing business opportunities for both companies. Look for new territories to which our product arrives and most importantly look for sources of work for our fighters, not only in Mexico but also in other countries.”
On Lucha Underground Talent Appearing on Impact: “Impact has new owners from the name change to being called TNA to Impact Wrestling. Not only do we think about the talent and the stories, but also how we make the scope of our product spread. AAA will assist them in their distribution agreements in Latin America and they offer us presence in different channels. We do not see ourselves as competitors, we see ourselves as allies. What makes Lucha Underground more distinct than a league is a television series. I’m not denied that people with Underground presence can appear on Impact.”
