Alberto El Patron Goes Wild on TV Before Title Match with El Hijo del Vikingo

Things just got super real in the world of lucha libre. Alberto El Patron, also known to WWE fans as Alberto Del Rio, is set to defend his AAA Mega Championship on May 31 in Mexico City. His opponent? None other than El Hijo del Vikingo, one of the most exciting high-flyers in wrestling today.

But what was already a hyped match just got way more personal after what went down on Mexican TV.

The Venga la Alegría Incident

Alberto appeared on the popular morning show Venga la Alegría to promote the match. Sounds like a normal PR gig, right? Wrong. During the segment, they played a surprise video message from Vikingo. In it, Vikingo brought out his father, who then showed up live on the set to confront Alberto face-to-face.

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From there, things totally blew up.

Alberto lost it. He started yelling, got physical with Vikingo’s dad, and began throwing stuff around the set. It looked more like a bar fight than a talk show. At one point, a woman on the set screamed for security and begged Alberto to leave. Reports even say he put his hands on a staff member while storming off. That’s definitely not a good look, no matter what kind of story they’re trying to tell.

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Fans Now Want Vikingo to Win Even More

After watching that chaos, it’s hard not to want El Hijo del Vikingo to come out on top. Fans on social media, especially in the U.S., are already saying they want Vikingo to shut Alberto up. It’s like one of those classic wrestling angles where the bad guy goes too far, and now the fans just want to see him get beat.

Plus, WWE may have spoiled the outcome already. On this week’s Raw, there were some hints that Vikingo could show up at Worlds Collide on June 7 as the new AAA Mega Champion. If that happens, it means he’ll beat Alberto this weekend. A lot of folks are now expecting it.

This Match Just Became a Must-Watch

Whether you’re into AAA or just curious about how this all plays out, this match has drama written all over it. Alberto’s meltdown on live TV, Vikingo standing up for his family, and a possible WWE crossover? That’s the kind of wild wrestling story that pulls you in, even if you weren’t planning to watch in the first place.

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Honestly, after what Alberto did on that show, it’s easy to root for Vikingo now. Let’s see if he brings that title home on Saturday night.