Dominik Mysterio Faced With New Predicament Ahead of High Stakes Match at Worlds Collide

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Dominik Mysterio faced with a new challenge.

Tonight on the September 12th edition of Worlds Collide in Las Vegas, Mysterio is scheduled to face El Hijo del Vikingo for the AAA Mega Championship.

However, just moments before his title bout, Dominik Mysterio found himself in a new predicament. In a backstage segment airing during SmackDown, Mysterio was captured speaking with his father, Rey Mysterio. As a confident ‘Dirty Dom’ asked his father to raise his hand following his victory tonight, Finn Balor would soon interrupt him.

Fellow Judgment Day member, Balor, appeared in the backstage segment and asked Mysterio to prove his status as a true great luchador by winning his championship match alone without the Judgment Day present at ringside.

While Mysterio has won matches alone in the past, fans wonder if he could repeat the same tonight and become the first ‘Mysterio’ to win the AAA Mega Championship and become a double champion.

Dominik Mysterio Opens Up About His Wrestling Style; Wants To Be Special

Earlier this year, in May, during his appearance on the Intoxicados Podcast, Dominik Mysterio opened up about his wrestling style and claimed that he wants it to be special.

“The reason I’m like that is because – and this is just my personal opinion – I feel like you see that so much. Especially nowadays with the way wrestling has (evolved) and just moved on from what it used to be.

You’d go from chain wrestling, to you’re now doing lucha libre style, to a mixture of lucha libre and American style. And it’s like, you have guys doing insane backflips. I can’t do half that s**t… I mean, I’m sure I can if I put the time in.

But I feel like it’s more special because you see it so often, but not from me. So when you do see it from me, you’re like, ‘Damn, did you see Dom do that moonsault?’, or like, ‘Damn, did you see Dom do that?’ – I want it to mean something, I want it to be special when I do it.

If you go out there and wrestle 100 times and you do a moonsault 90% of the time, the people are gonna expect it. If I give it to them 10% of the time, when I do hit that moonsault, everyone’s gonna be like ‘Damn, did you see that moonsault?’ – It’s gonna mean more.”

In other news: Cody Rhodes has returned to WWE!