The Late Bell edition date: Tuesday, November 10, 2026, America/New_York.
AAA supplied the clearest afternoon development. Rey Fenix announced a new cruiserweight tournament that can draw from AAA, WWE Raw, SmackDown and NXT, with the door also open to wrestlers from other promotions. Tonight, NXT has a four-match card led by a tag team title defense. CMLL is running two separate Tuesday cards in Mexico.
This report updates the Nov. 10 Morning Bell. It does not repeat Monday Night Raw results or other material already covered there unless a new announcement changes the picture.
Confirmed: AAA opens the Rey Fenix tournament
Lucha Libre AAA Worldwide posted a video Tuesday morning in which AAA World Cruiserweight Champion Rey Fenix announced the first Rey Fenix World Cruiserweight Tournament. This is confirmed news from the promotion, not a reported rumor.
The format starts with four triple-threat matches. Each winner advances to a four-way final at Guerra de Titanes in Guadalajara on Saturday, Dec. 19. The winner becomes Fenix’s first challenger of 2027 and receives a title match in Acapulco on Saturday, Jan. 2.
Fenix named Raw, SmackDown, NXT and AAA as possible sources for entrants. He also said wrestlers from other companies could take part. That invitation is broad, but it is not an entrant list. AAA has not announced the 12 wrestlers, the qualifier pairings or the dates of the four opening matches. Any names circulating without a promotion announcement should be treated as speculation.
The tournament connects two stories already in motion. Fenix is the AAA cruiserweight champion, and he earned a future shot at Ethan Page’s WWE Intercontinental Championship on Monday’s Raw. The new AAA tournament does not change that WWE result. It creates a separate path toward Fenix’s title. F4WOnline also reviewed the announcement and published AAA’s translated details.
Tonight: NXT returns to Tuesday with four advertised matches
WWE NXT airs live at 8 p.m. Eastern on The CW from the WWE Performance Center in Orlando. The final advertised card remained at four matches as of this edition:
- NXT Tag Team Championship: The Vanity Project, Brad Baylor and Ricky Smokes, defend against Noam Dar and Romeo Moreno.
- E.K. Prosper vs. Kam Hendrix.
- Wren Sinclair vs. Izzi Dame.
- Lizzy Rain vs. Chantel Monroe.
The title match has the strongest stakes. Dar and Moreno won the Dusty Rhodes Tag Team Classic and now receive the championship opportunity attached to that victory. The rest of the lineup is singles action. Fightful’s Tuesday preview and F4WOnline’s card check list the same four matches.
No result is included here because every match is still upcoming at the time of publication. WWE can change a live card, so viewers should check the promotion’s official channels close to bell time.
CMLL has two live Tuesday cards
CMLL’s official schedule lists two cards for Nov. 10. The promotion warns that both are subject to last-minute change.
Arena México at 8:30 p.m. Eastern
The official Arena México card begins at 7:30 p.m. Mexico City time, which is 8:30 p.m. Eastern. Máscara Dorada faces Villano III Jr. in the advertised singles main event. The card also includes an eight-man match with Último Guerrero, Gran Guerrero, Stuka Jr. and Criuxs against Zandokan Jr., Difunto, Barboza and Furia Roja.
The rest of the lineup has Tessa Blanchard, Lluvia and Garra Negra against Persephone, Reyna Isis and Keyra; Dulce Gardenia, Volcano and Fuego against Akuma and Los Gemelos Diablo; Astral against Disturbio in a lightning match; and Aéreo and Acero against Minos I and Minos II. CMLL says this card has a live stream for members of its official YouTube channel.
Arena Coliseo de Occidente at 9:30 p.m. Eastern
The Martes de Glamour card begins at 8:30 p.m. Guadalajara time, or 9:30 p.m. Eastern. Averno and Euforia face Bárbaro Cavernario and Príncipe Daniel at the top of the six-match lineup. Star Black, Fugaz and El Gallo Jr. meet Persa and the two Calavera Jr. wrestlers. Pantera Jr., Hijo del Pantera and Tapatío face Guerrero de la Muerte, Arlequín and Ráfaga.
CMLL’s page lists the complete local card but does not identify a show-specific United States television channel. The official schedule is the safest source for any late adjustment.
Wednesday through Friday: what changed, and what did not
AEW: The promotion still lists Wednesday’s combined Dynamite and Collision event at the Maverik Center in West Valley City. The television special remains set for 8 p.m. Eastern on TBS and HBO Max. No additional match had been added to the four items covered in the Morning Bell by this edition’s deadline. The official AEW event page confirms the date, venue and local event time. This is a status check, not a new result.
TNA: Four singles matches are advertised for Thursday’s Impact: Mustafa Ali vs. Frankie Kazarian, Nic Nemeth vs. Elijah, Elayna Black vs. Heather by Elegance, and Moose vs. Samuel Shaw. TNA’s official social posts advertise 9 p.m. Eastern on AMC, AMC+ and TNA+. Tuesday’s compiled preview carries those posts and the full card. These are upcoming matches, not completed results.
ROH: Ring of Honor’s official site still promotes Episode 191 on demand and Final Battle on Dec. 4. It had not posted a verified match lineup for a new Thursday HonorClub episode by the Late Bell deadline. Rather than fill the space with guesses, this edition leaves the card open. The official ROH site is the source to watch for a late announcement.
SmackDown: WWE has confirmed John Cena for Friday’s show in Fort Lauderdale. As of Tuesday afternoon, WWE had not announced a match for him. SmackDown is scheduled for 8 p.m. Eastern on USA Network. WWE’s appearance schedule lists the Nov. 13 date. An appearance is not the same as an advertised match.
Eastern time viewing guide
| Program | Date and time, ET | Verified outlet |
|---|---|---|
| WWE NXT | Tuesday, Nov. 10, 8 p.m. | The CW |
| CMLL Arena México | Tuesday, Nov. 10, 8:30 p.m. | CMLL YouTube channel membership stream |
| CMLL Martes de Glamour | Tuesday, Nov. 10, 9:30 p.m. | No show-specific U.S. channel confirmed |
| AEW Dynamite and Collision special | Wednesday, Nov. 11, 8 p.m. | TBS and HBO Max |
| TNA Impact | Thursday, Nov. 12, 9 p.m. | AMC, AMC+ and TNA+ |
| WWE SmackDown | Friday, Nov. 13, 8 p.m. | USA Network |
Official video and source note
AAA’s tournament announcement can be watched through the promotion’s official X post. We did not download or reupload the clip. We also did not place a native Instagram or TikTok embed because a stable, independently verifiable official permalink was not available before publication. A public social post does not by itself guarantee permission for reuse outside the platform.
No rumor is presented as fact in this edition. The AAA entrant field remains unannounced, the NXT and later-week matches remain upcoming, and ROH has no verified new card here. For the previous late-day board, see The Late Bell for Nov. 9.