JBL Was ‘Blown Away’ By AAA Guerra De Titanes, Loved Doing Commentary For It

JBL was a big fan of December’s AAA Guerra De Titanes show, saying it was the best he’s seen in years. The WWE Hall of Famer worked commentary for the December 21st show, which was AAA’s last big event of 2025. The show was main evented by a tag team match pitting Rey Fenix & Rey Mysterio against Dominik Mysterio & El Grande Americano. The babyfaces picked up the win in the bout.

JBL was asked about joining the commentary team for the show in his interview with Video Gamer. He praised the show and said that he was happy to just do commentary, though he would be open to taking more of a production role if asked. You can see highlights below:

On Being Part of the Commentary Team:

“Sometimes you see a show and it makes you realise how much and why you love this business and that was that show to me. I was blown away by it. I can’t remember seeing a better show. It’s been years! That show was from top to bottom, one of the best wrestling shows I’ve ever seen. I think Jeremy Borash and Undertaker, who are the two driving forces behind creative over there, they’re brilliant. And I’m not using that word lightly. Brilliant guys. And they just did a remarkable job.

“But they also have remarkable talent. Dorian Rodan, who’s been there for AAA with his family, Konnan, these guys are a wonderful team. They have a great nucleus down there. They have great talent. They have got great people behind the scenes. I think a lot of great things are going to come out of there. ”

On If He Wants to Help With Production Or Just Do Commentary:

“Just commentary. If they ask me, I sit down there at ringside. The way I like to do commentary is I like to sit at ringside during the day and I’ll watch guys preparing their matches. I watch guys going over rehearsals. I watch guys doing things. I’m there in case somebody needs to talk to me and tell me something. I want the talent to come up and talk to me and tell me the things that they need to get across in commentary. And the good ones always do. Sometimes I have to pull it out of some people, because they don’t know that it’s okay to do that.

“But I’m not asked to do production. They don’t need me. They do a great job themselves. An incredible job. But I’d be happy to help. I’ve been a producer before. I love producing matches. I love helping young guys. So if they ask me, I’d be more than happy to do it.”