WWE Superstar Chad Gable has shared a social media message following his loss at Worlds Collide. The American Made leader competed for a championship at the show.

With his commitment to the ring and dedication at pulling multiple matches, Chad Gable has secured a comparison with Kurt Angle in strength and endurance.

In April, WWE announced its acquisition of AAA in partnership with Mexico-based sports and entertainment holding company, Fillip. The companies will continue to work together in the months and years to come, including at the upcoming Triplemanía Regia on June 15, where TNA, WWE and AAA wrestlers will appear in the same show for the first time ever.

Dave Meltzer weighs in on WWE's acquisition of AAA, most notably analyzing the contractual status of AAA luchadors that appeared on Worlds Collide

Chad Gable is once again having to deny the baseless allegations that he is El Grande Americano. The legendary Luchador qualified for the Men's Money in the Bank Ladder Match Monday night on Raw. He defeated future WWE Hall of Famers CM Punk and AJ Styles in the main event,

At Money In The Bank, his Americano character pretty much stopped Penta from hauling down the briefcase by slugging him with a loaded head butt. So, it makes sense to imagine that they’ll be in a ‘Mask vs. Mask’ scenario soon; that could possibly fall at SummerSlam if the build is handled well enough over the next 2 months.

Chad Gable may have lost his AAA Mega Championship opportunity, but El Grande Americano still has a shot at Money in the Bank on Saturday night.

Follow live coverage of WWE Worlds Collide 2025, featuring El Hijo del Vikingo vs. Chad Gable for the AAA Mega Championship in the night's main event.