Lucha Libre AAA Worldwide / WWE (2017–present) Los Jinetes del Aire (2017–2021) Vikingo made his debut on the independent circuit and was defeated by Pequeno Cobra with Guerrerito de Plata, Memin Pinguin, Nube Negra, Pequeno Joker, Pequeno Kraneo, Alebrije and Vega Streetfighter. In 2017, he began working full-time for
Lucha Libre AAA Worldwide (AAA), initially working in the first match of the night teaming with Concord and
Octagoncito to defeat Bronco Gonzalez, Guerrero de Plata and Mini Abismo Negro. At
Triplemanía XXV, El Hijo del Vikingo teamed with
Angelikal and The Tigger to defeat Angel Mortal Jr., Tiger Boy and
Villano III Jr. in the final of
La Llave a la Gloria. That same night, he was named the winner of the tournament along with Ashley and Angelikal, but nevertheless, Director of Talent of AAA
Vampiro announced that the fourteen finalists would all receive a contract with the promotion. On November 18, 2018, Vikingo teamed with Angelikal and
Laredo Kid to defeat
El Nuevo Poder del Norte (
Carta Brava Jr.,
Tito Santana and
Mocho Cota Jr.), that same night the trio demanded a match for the
AAA World Trios Championship. In December, at
Guerra de Titanes, the trio (with Angelikal changing gimmicks to Myzteziz Jr. the same night) defeated
El Nuevo Poder del Norte again to win the titles. Going into 2019, the trio would go on to be known as
Los Jinetes del Aire ("The Air Raiders"). On June 9, 2019, Vikingo unsuccessfully challenged Laredo Kid for the
AAA World Cruiserweight Championship. Prior to
Triplemanía XXVIII, Laredo Kid vacated the AAA World Trios Championship in order to focus on his singles career following advice from
La Parka and
Golden Magic would replace him in the trio. At the event, the trio won the vacant AAA World Trios Championship in a three-way match which included
El Nuevo Poder del Norte and
Las Fresas Salvajes (
Pimpinela Escarlata, Mamba, and
Máximo). Later in the year, Golden Magic would change his gimmick to Octagon Jr. At
Guerra de Titanes, Myzteziz Jr. and El Hijo del Vikingo unsuccessfully challenged
AAA World Tag Team Champions the
Lucha Brothers (
Fénix and
Pentagón Jr.) in a match that also included
Australian Suicide and
Rey Horus. On February 22, 2020,
Los Jinetes del Aire successfully defended the AAA World Trios Championship against
Los Mercenarios (
La Hiedra,
Rey Escorpión and
Taurus). The trio made a second successful defence on the May 2 episode of
Major League Wrestling's
Fusion against
Injustice (
Jordan Oliver, Kotto Brazil and
Myron Reed). After an almost one-year layoff due to the
COVID-19 pandemic, Vikingo returned to the ring on the February 12, 2021, episode of
AAA on Space, teaming with
Psycho Clown to defeat
Chessman and Rey Escorpión. On the May 8 episode of
AAA on Space,
Los Jinetes del Aire lost the AAA World Trios Championship to
Los Mercenarios (
El Texano Jr., La Hiedra and Rey Escorpión). At
Triplemanía XXIX and
Héroes Inmortales XIV, Vikingo and Laredo Kid unsuccessfully challenged the Lucha Brothers for the AAA World Tag Team Championships.
AAA Mega Champion (2021–2025) Vikingo was due to face
Kenny Omega for the
AAA Mega Championship at
Triplemanía Regia II, however, Omega was forced to pull out of the title defence and vacated the title due to requiring multiple surgeries. On November 22, AAA announced a new champion would be determined in a
five-way match at the event. On December 4, 2021, at Triplemanía Regia II, Vikingo defeated
Samuray Del Sol,
Bobby Fish,
Jay Lethal and
Bandido to win the vacant AAA Mega Championship. The following day, he made his first successful title defence against
Laredo Kid. Vikingo began 2022 with back-to-back AAA Mega title defences against
Aramis on the January 27, 2022, episode of MLW's
Azteca and
Johnny Superstar at
Rey de Reyes. At
Triplemanía XXX: Monterrey, on April 30, Vikingo teamed with
Fénix in a losing effort against
The Young Bucks. The following
Triplemania XXX: Tijuana show on June 18 saw Vikingo on the losing end again, failing to win the AAA World Cruiserweight and
Latin American Championships in a five-way match won by Fénix. At
Triplemanía XXX: Mexico City, on October 15, Vikingo successfully defended the AAA Mega Championship against Fénix in a match where the Cruiserweight and Latin American titles were not on the line. Despite a generally mixed year in terms of results, Vikingo was ranked eighth in ''
Pro Wrestling Illustrated's
2022 PWI 500'', the highest ranked Mexican wrestler since
Alberto Del Rio in 2013. After suffering an injury, he vacated the title on March 17, 2024, ending his reigns with 833 days as champion. On April 19, 2025, during
WrestleMania 41 weekend, El Hijo del Vikingo's contract was acquired by
WWE, who also purchased the entire promotion. On Night 1 of WrestleMania, Vikingo was ringside during
Rey Fenix's match with
El Grande Americano. He got physically involved with the latter after Americano cheated to win the match. On May 31, 2025, Vikingo defeated
Alberto El Patrón at Alianzas to win the
AAA Mega Championship for the second time. At
Worlds Collide on June 7, Vikingo successfully defended the title against
Chad Gable. On August 16, 2025 at
Triplemanía XXXIII, Vikingo again successfully defended his title in a fatal-four way match against
Dragon Lee,
Dominik Mysterio and
El Grande Americano (now portrayed by Ludwig Kaiser following Chad Gable's injury). Vikingo was subsequently challenged by Mysterio to a match for the championship at the upcoming Worlds Collide in September. Vikingo would appear on the August 18 episode of
WWE Raw, aiding Dragon Lee against an attack from
The Judgment Day only to be taken down by Mysterio. At
Worlds Collide: Las Vegas on September 12, Vikingo lost the title to Mysterio after interference from Americano, ending his second reign at 104 days.
Heel turn (2025–present) On October 25 at Héroes Inmortales, Vikingo turned
heel by displaying a cocky attitude and berating the fans, after months of being booed by the audience prior, before he was interrupted by El Grande Americano. His heel turn was solidified on the main event of the November 22 edition of AAA Alianzas when he walked off on Dragon Lee. On March 14, 2026 at
Rey de Reyes, Vikingo failed to regain the Mega Championship from Dominik Mysterio and per the added stipulation fo the match, Vikingo is no longer allowed to challenge for the title as long as Mysterio is champion.
Total Nonstop Action Wrestling (2018–2025) Due to AAA's alliance with American promotion
Impact Wrestling, Vikingo made a special appearance on the January 12, 2019 edition of
TNA Impact!, which was taped January 11–12, 2019 at
Mexico City's Frontón México Entertainment Center. He was defeated by the
Impact X Division Champion Rich Swann. Vikingo teamed up with
Aero Star,
Psycho Clown and
Puma King in an Elimination Match where they defeated
Eddie Edwards,
Eli Drake,
Fallah Bahh and
Sami Callihan winning the Impact World Cup. On October 27, 2024, after just returning to in-ring action from a knee injury, it was reported that Vikingo had suffered a leg injury during a taping of
Impact!. At
Rebellion, Vikingo competed in a
Ultimate X match for
TNA X Division Championship which was won by
Moose.
All Elite Wrestling / Ring of Honor (2023–2024) Vikingo made his debut for
All Elite Wrestling (AEW) on the March 22, 2023 edition of
Dynamite, where he was defeated by
Kenny Omega in the main event. On March 30, Vikingo made his debut for AEW's sister promotion
Ring of Honor (ROH), defeating
Blake Christian. The following day at
Supercard of Honor, Vikingo successfully defended his AAA Mega Championship against
Komander. Vikingo is not an official member of the AEW roster and according to
Konnan he's one of the very few talents AEW hasn't signed from
AAA. Throughout 2023 Vikingo wrestled on
Collision and
Rampage usually teaming with
The Lucha Brothers and or
Komander in
trios action. At
Holiday Bash he retained his
AAA Mega Championship against
Black Taurus. On the January 3, 2024 episode of
Dynamite Vikingo competed in a
Four-way match for an opportunity to face
Eddie Kingston for the
AEW Continental Championship which was won by
Trent Beretta. On the January 24 episode of
Rampage Vikingo once again competed in a Four-way match for an opportunity to face
Orange Cassidy for the
AEW International Championship which was won by Komander. ==Personal life==