With Rey Fenix and Penta now both part of WWE, fans have frequently speculated about a potential reunion of the famed tag team known as The Lucha Brothers. The duo has long been regarded as one of the most dynamic tag teams in modern professional wrestling, showcasing their chemistry across promotions such as Lucha Libre AAA Worldwide, Impact Wrestling, and All Elite Wrestling.
Addressing why the two are currently competing as singles stars, Fenix recently spoke about the possibility of a Lucha Brothers reunion during an appearance on the RRBG Podcast. The SmackDown superstar offered a clear explanation for why the iconic duo has yet to reunite inside a WWE ring.
Rey Fenix and Penta Are Waiting For The Right Moment To Reunite
The current WWE superstar stated how he has remained optimistic so far on his singles run and mentioned how he loved to work alongside Je’Von Evans, Andrade, Sami Zayn, and even Rey Mysterio in recent AAA events.
He added, “Obviously, I miss fighting with my brother, but it’s a good opportunity to show who we are individually.”
He further added, “I think it’s a good opportunity for us as wrestlers and for the public to see something different”. As the duo has delivered some classic matches around the world, fans are eager to see them together in WWE.
Knowing this fact, Fenix revealed how he and Penta are also looking for the right moment to make their return together. “And believe me, they know that people are waiting for the Lucha Brothers, and the Lucha Brothers are waiting for the moment,” said Fenix.
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Only time will tell how long it will take to see both the veterans back in the tag division, showcasing their excellence.
Major Lucha Brothers Reunion Plans In AAA Went Largely Unnoticed By Fans
As fans have been buzzing over social media in anticipation of watching The Lucha Brothers reunite in the WWE, the duo was reportedly set to make an appearance together at AAA Guerra De Titanes in 2025.
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What would have marked their first match in the WWE was sidelined due to Penta’s injury. This happened when Penta dealt with a crucial shoulder injury on RAW, which further delayed the plans to showcase a return of the Lucha Brothers.
As both wrestlers are running on high fuel at the moment, it remains to be seen when the two will once again grace the ring with their presence.
