AAA star Cuatrero, whose real name is Rogelio Reyes, has been found guilty of family violence and attempted feminicide against his ex-girlfriend, Stephanie Vaquer.
Mexican crime journalist Antonio Nieto reported the verdict on X on Tuesday. The conviction marks the conclusion of a case involving the lucha libre performer and the WWE superstar.
A Mexico City judge handed down the conviction following a legal process that spanned several months.
Legal Proceedings Against Cuatrero
The charges against Cuatrero included family violence and attempted feminicide, serious criminal offenses under Mexican law. The case proceeded through Mexico City’s judicial system before reaching its verdict.
Vaquer, who previously held the WWE Women’s World Championship, was identified as the victim in the case. The relationship between the two wrestlers ended before the legal proceedings.
The Incident
The charges come after an incident on March 2, 2023 at Vaquer’s apartment in the Cuauhtémoc borough of Mexico City. Vaquer, who was Reyes’ partner at the time told prosecutors he had attempted to strangle her.
It has been reported that she filed her complaint days later and shared photos showing marks on her neck. The Fiscalía Especializada para la Investigación de Delitos de Feminicidio reclassified the initial domestic violence charge to attempted feminicide and continued the case from there.
Reyes had spent nearly two years in preventive detention before being granted release via amparo on March 7 last year. He returned to the squared circle in February 2026 for AAA, his first match since the arrest.