el Millonario had been suspended indefinitely for interfering in the Tables, Ladders and Chairs match. Konnan, meanwhile, gloated that, despite Abyss' and Anderson's failure to capture the AAA World Tag Team Championship, the TNA wrestlers as a whole had proven their superiority, just like he had promised. Konnan explained Van Dam's defeat in the main event by claiming that he had gotten injured during the match, but promised him a rematch with Wagner Jr. as soon as he had recovered. He also challenged Mari Apache to put her AAA Reina de Reinas Championship on the line against Mickie James. Mickie James returned to AAA on July 9, this time defeating Mari Apache with a kiss and a Mickie–DT, before challenging her to a match for the Reina de Reinas Championship at Verano de Escándalo. After Wagner Jr. continued making challenges towards Jarrett, he was given a match for the AAA Mega Championship at Verano de Escándalo, but Konnan included L.A. Park in the match to make sure that the title stayed in La Sociedad. In late June and early July, Jack Evans became the first AAA contracted worker to work for TNA, when he made appearances on both their primary television show, Impact Wrestling, and at the Destination X pay-per-view, but once again AAA was never mentioned by name and it was simply announced that he had been working in Mexico the past years. Meanwhile, TNA workers Abyss, Samoa Joe and Scott Steiner made appearances in AAA, representing TNA and La Sociedad. Jarrett returned to Impact Wrestling on July 14, carrying the "Mexican Heavyweight Championship" belt, the AAA Mega Championship belt with the main plate, including the AAA letters, covered completely by a new white plate with a Mexican flag on it. After threatening to quit the promotion over his suspension, Nicho el Millonario returned to AAA on July 16, turning rudo and attacking Joe Líder, after he tried to calm him down as he was berating Joaquín Roldán. ReceptionGrita Radio analyst Jonathan Sánchez was highly critical of the performances of the TNA wrestlers, outside of Rob Van Dam, claiming that they did not show any quality and once again proved that American wrestling lacks the spark of Mexican lucha libre and Japanese puroresu, going as far as calling the match between El Zorro and Jeff Jarrett "terrible", claiming it was uncreative and bored the audience. He named the match