WWE and AAA's World Collide event generated a record-breaking viewership on YouTube, thanks to its star-studded card.

Saturday afternoon’s crossover show with the recently acquired lucha libre promotion was watched live by more people on YouTube than anything else in WWE history.

AEW star Jeff Jarrett speaks on the 'mixed emotions' he felt from WWE Worlds Collide, while also giving his thoughts on the future of AAA

Worlds Collide had the biggest live YouTube audience in WWE’s history, peaking at 764,389 viewers between the promotion’s English and Spanish-language channels. The show took place in Inglewood, California on Saturday afternoon and streamed on YouTube for free, featuring wrestlers from WWE, NXT, and Lucha Libre AAA.

At Worlds Collide, Ethan Page retained the North American Championship in a Fatal 4-Way, and Lola Vice won a tag match alongside Stephanie Vaquer against Chik Tormenta and Dalys from AAA. Tuesday's show dealt with the fallout from all of this while continuing the buildup for The Great American Bash on July 12.

WWE's cross-promotional event with its new acquisition, Mexican lucha libre promotion AAA, is officially in the books. Here's what we thought.

Worlds Collide 2025 kicked off WWE's partnership with AAA properly as El Hijo del Vikingo bested Chad Gable for the AAA Mega Championship in a thrilling affair.