Various News: Full Unaired WCW Festival de Lucha Pilot, the Best of AAA When Worlds Collide 1994, Michin Compilation PPV

– The WWE Vault released the full unaired Festival de Lucha pilot that was filmed in 1999. It was planned as a Spanish language show featuring many of the top luchadores in WCW. It features such stars as Rey Mysterio, Chris Jericho, Juventud Guerrera, and more. Here’s the full unaired pilot:

In 1999, WCW taped “Festival de Lucha,” a planned original Spanish-language show featuring the many luchadores on its roster. While the show never made it to air, you can watch the high-flying lucha libre action from the taping, with matches featuring Rey Mysterio, Konnan, La Parka, Juventud Guerrera, Psicosis and many more!

– WWE Vault is also streaming the best of AAA When Worlds Collide 1994:

Relive the greatest matches from AAA When Worlds Collide 1994, the event that introduced incredible luchadores like Rey Mysterio and Eddie Guerrero to American audiences for the first time. See Guerrero in an epic tag team Hair vs. Masks match, and a 19-year-old Mysterio in a fast-paced trios match, plus a dazzling match featuring the minis of AAA!

– Stonecutter Media announced launch of Mia Yim: Curse of the Jade, debuting in June on pay-per-view and VOD:

MIA YIM: CURSE OF THE JADE – IN JUNE ON PAY-PER-VIEW AND ON DEMAND!

You know her now as WWE superstar Mia Yim. But on the way up, she was known as Jade, one of the toughest female wrestlers to hit the independent wrestling circuit. She’s won championships as a solo act and in tag teams. You’ve seen her in some of the biggest fights in some of the biggest venues, on prime-time TV, and as a playable character in video games. And now you can see her in the early fights that rocketed her into stardom!

Every month you can see a new show focused on the early career of a current wrestling star, and you can order the shows on pay-per-view or on demand. In addition to MIA YIM: CURSE OF THE JADE, be sure to check out AR FOX: FLYING HIGH, still available on pay-per-view and on demand. Go online to your cable or satellite provider’s website to order on pay-per-view. Or check your on demand guide for available shows.