Penta suggests WWE bring back AAA's six-sided ring style
Wrestling Inc • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 19, 2026, 3:59 AM
Last updated Jul 19, 2026

Penta, a WWE wrestler and former AAA star, expressed his preference for the six-sided ring during a recent interview on "Battleground Podcast." He suggested that WWE, which recently acquired a majority stake in Lucha Libre AAA, should consider reviving this ring style from AAA's past. Penta indicated that the return of the six-sided ring could add a unique element to WWE programming. Historically, AAA alternated between four-sided and six-sided rings, a practice also seen in various other promotions. The integration of AAA and WWE elements has been a focus since WWE took over AAA's television productions.
- •Penta favors the six-sided ring over the traditional square ring.
- •WWE acquired a majority stake in Lucha Libre AAA last year.
- •Penta has a deep history with AAA before and during his WWE tenure.
- •AAA previously used a mix of ring styles depending on events.
- •WWE is blending elements of both its and AAA's rosters.
- 3:59 AMWrestling Inc — Penta Wants WWE To Revive One Aspect Of AAA's Past
"WWE's Penta would be in favor of the company bringing back the use of a certain style of ring within AAA.
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