AAA Triplemania XXXIII: 7-Foot-3 Omos Launches 3-Foot-3 Microman During Copa Bardahl Ultimate Showdown; Video 

The 2025 edition of AAA's biggest wrestling event, Triplemania XXXIII, gave fans a moment they’ll never forget. In one of the wildest matchups ever seen, Microman, a 3-foot-3 luchador, faced off against Omos, the 7-foot-3 giant from WWE. The event took place at Arena CDMX in Mexico City.

This was part of the Copa Bardahl, a multi-wrestler elimination match. Wrestlers could be thrown out, pinned, or forced to give up. Omos was making his big return to the ring, and Microman was ready to prove that size doesn’t matter.

At one point, Microman bravely ran up to Omos and jumped at him. But the giant simply stomped him down. Still, Microman didn’t give up, he pulled off a surprise frog splash and eliminated Otis (another WWE star), earning huge cheers from the crowd.

But the joy didn’t last long. Omos picked up Microman and launched him out of the ring, ending his run. Omos then went on to eliminate more wrestlers and won the Copa Bardahl.

This crazy and fun match showed just how unpredictable wrestling can be. It was also a big deal because WWE now owns AAA, and the event was even streamed on WWE’s YouTube channel.

Bizarre Scenes! WWE Referee Charles Robinson Gets Bitten By A Bat, Undergoes Treatment; Check Pics

In the early hours of Wednesday, August 13, 2025, veteran WWE referee Charles Robinson faced an unexpected and unsettling real-life incident. Around 2:00 am, Robinson was bitten by a bat, an encounter that sent him straight to the hospital for urgent medical care.

Sharing the bizarre episode with his followers on Instagram, Robinson posted a photo and wrote, “Great way to start the morning. 2:00 am and got bit by a bat. That’s right a bat! 4 hours later in the ER and six shots.” His lighthearted tone contrasted the seriousness of the situation, but the danger was real.

Following the bite, Robinson spent several hours in the emergency room, where he received a full series of rabies vaccinations along with other precautionary shots to prevent infection. Rabies is a rare but potentially fatal disease if left untreated, making immediate medical intervention essential in such cases.

Known to wrestling fans as one of WWE’s most experienced referees, Robinson has officiated countless high-profile matches over his decades-long career. However, the early-morning bat encounter was unlike anything he has faced inside the squared circle.

Fans flooded his post with well wishes, expressing relief that he acted quickly and received the necessary treatment. While the bizarre incident may have rattled him momentarily, Robinson’s trademark humor and resilience shone through, turning a dangerous scare into a story he and the WWE Universe won’t soon forget.