I promise this is the longest thing I will ever write.
Now, I was thinking about the best ways to do a primer for people unfamiliar with the show, because there's a lot of ground to cover. After considering some different options, the route I decided to take was to just go down the roster and talk about the characters a bit as sort of a reference point for who is on the show, where they are on the card, and what they've done so far this season. At the end, I’ll post, in my opinion, the best matches from the season. There are some promo/vignette clips mixed in as well. I would have included more, but those are surprisingly difficult to find because the El Rey Network YouTube channel, which has tons of matches and where most of these videos are linked from, does not post them.
If you wish to watch Lucha Underground, your legal ways of doing it are:
English: El Rey Network, Wednesdays, 8PM ET
Spanish: Unimas, Saturdays, 4PM ET
Online: El Rey posts episode recaps and usually one full match a week on their official YouTube channel. Full episodes have been known to appear on Daily Motion.
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Lucha Underground: The Show
To give some basics, Lucha Underground is a one hour weekly wrestling show in the lucha libre style. Many of the wrestlers on the show work in AAA as well. The show is backed by reality TV czar Mark Burnett (Survivor, The Apprentice) and filmmaker Robert Rodriguez (From Dusk Til Dawn, Once Upon a Time in Mexico, Sin City) and the shows written and produced by several ex-WWE and AAA guys. It's kind of unclear whether there's an individual booking the shows or whether it's booked by committee.
It is a radically different show stylistically than WWE, TNA, or ROH. It's really more of a TV show than a wrestling promotion. The set is gorgeous for the kind of fight club vibe they're looking to cultivate. The matches are shot from multiple angles instead of leaning heavily on the hard camera shot. There are very few in-ring promos. Everything backstage is filmed like a movie, and there are no backstage interviews except for the occasional Vampiro sit-down interview segment.
About 85-90% of any given show is bell to bell wrestling. Because it's lucha libre, it is very spot oriented wrestling, but there are some very good in-ring storytellers on the roster as well. Many of the masked luchador characters are based in mythology or fantasy and the show plays up the supernatural elements of that, especially with guys like Drago and Mil Muertes.
So let's take a look at the guys and gals.
Lucha Underground: The Roster
The Boss
Dario Cueto: Cueto is the kayfabe owner and operator of Lucha Underground. In his mission statement on the pilot episode, he says that his 'temple' is about entertainment through violence. A very basic, yet very good premise for the promotion. Cueto lines up as a heel authority figure, but unlike the McMahons who use corporate speak and do things that are “best for business,” Cueto’s motives seem to be more about just fucking with people for his own amusement. That makes for an extremely refreshing take on the heel authority figure gimmick. With Cueto, it’s not about screwing babyfaces, and carrying out some grand vision to hand pick a champion he believes will be an appropriate poster boy for the company. It’s more about a kind of sadistic man-child seeing what happens when he puts his toys in the microwave. Cueto floats on the margins of storylines as more of a shit stirrer than a primary antagonist, meaning he's involved in almost everything, but is never really the central figure of any storyline. The character is played by actor Luis Fernandez-Gil who has done mostly guest spots on TV shows and bit parts in films. The choice of hiring an actor with no significant background in wrestling to be the on screen figure head of the show was a risky move, but Fernandez-Gil has nailed the role and Cueto remains one of the best things about Lucha Underground.
The Champions
Lucha Underground Champion Prince Puma: Some may recognize him as indie wrestling darling Ricochet, but there is no kayfabe link established between the two at this point. Puma is a young star who grew up in Boyle Heights, the neighborhood, around the Lucha Underground Temple, and came under the tutelage of Mexican wrestling legend Konnan, becoming his prized pupil. Puma has been the only Lucha Underground champion to date having won his title in the inaugural Aztec Warfare match. He has successfully defended it against Johnny Mundo, Cage, Hernandez, Drago, Fenix, and King Cuerno. Many of Puma’s title defenses have involved some measure of interference, or illegal tactics, which probably isn’t by coincidence. Puma has never spoken on Lucha Underground television, often being shoved aside by his manager Konnan, who has done the mic work for him to this point. As you can probably guess, this produces tension between the two.
AAA Mega Champion Alberto El Patron: After his departure from WWE, Alberto El Patron, formerly Alberto Del Rio, returned to AAA in Mexico and defeated El Texano Jr to become AAA Mega Champion, a title which he continues to hold to date. Due to a working relationship between AAA and Lucha Underground, (Lucha Underground in some ways a spin off of AAA) El Patron then made his way to Lucha Underground receiving a star’s welcome as a Mexican hero who stood up for his culture in the face of bigotry from WWE (Ironically making him the Latino hero WWE always wanted him to be, but could never figure out how to make happen with him). El Patron was attacked on his first night in the promotion by his rival, Texano, who followed him to Lucha Underground seeking revenge. This lead to a AAA Mega Championship rematch on Lucha Underground which El Patron won. He then became embroiled in a friendly game of one-upmanship with Johnny Mundo, both needling each other about their time spent in WWE and their departures. This led to a match between the two that El Patron won which gave him an opportunity to challenge Hernandez for the #1 Contender spot. However, in his match with Hernandez, an enraged Mundo threw El Patron through Dario Cueto’s office window costing him the match, and escalating the feud. El Patron returned the favor last week by interfering in Mundo’s All Night Long Match with Prince Puma.
Lucha Underground Trios Champions Son of Havoc, Angelico, and Ivelisse: Son of Havoc (aka Matt Cross of WWE Tough Enough) and Ivelisse (aka Sofia Cortez of WWE Tough Enough and FCW) debuted as a couple, but the relationship immediately became strained due to Son of Havoc losing match after match, and Ivelisse berating him for it. Havoc eventually dumped Ivelisse. Angelico debuted to similarly poor results despite a cocky attitude and exciting move set. Eventually these three started feuding with each other, until they were all called into Dario Cueto’s office and told they were being forced to team up for the Trios Title Tournament, a move made seemingly to amuse Dario Cueto and create a team that would be easy fodder for someone. The team was dysfunctional, barely holding it together throughout the tournament but always found a way to work together when absolutely needed. The team won the trios titles in spectacular fashion, and are often bailed out with incredible save the day spots from Angelico. They currently have no clear-cut challenger for their belts.
The Contenders
Johnny Mundo: Formerly John Morrison (aka Johnny Nitro) of WWE, Mundo defeated Prince Puma on the pilot episode of Lucha Underground and came extremely close, as the last man eliminated, to winning the Lucha Underground Championship in Aztec Warfare. Cast as a flaky, somewhat aloof Hollywood star, Mundo mixes parkour with lucha as part of his in-ring performance. He’s taken on Big Ryck and The Crew, King Cuerno, and Prince Puma in his tenure, but his feud with Alberto El Patron has turned him into a more aggressive, bloodthirsty heel.
Cage: Formerly known as Kris Logan from WWE/FCW, Cage is a bodybuilder with an impressive lucha move set for his size, and a disrespectful attitude towards lucha heritage. Cage emerged early in the season as Puma’s first real challenger for the LU Title, destroying Puma, busting open Konnan, and ripping the original LU Title in half. After a DQ loss to Puma, and a non-title victory over him, Cage lost a title match Puma, but remains in the mix.
King Cuerno: Known in AAA as Hijo Del Fantasma, but unrelated in kayfabe, Cuerno, known as The Hunter, burst onto the scene in a feud with Drago culminating in a Last Luchador Standing match won by Cuerno. Cuerno then set his sights on Johnny Mundo but fell to Mundo in a Steel Cage Match. Cuerno earned a title shot against Prince Puma, but was unsuccessful in his bid to capture the belt. Cuerno is known for his flawless topes.
Mil Muertes: Known in AAA as El Mesias, but unrelated in kayfabe, Mil Muertes is an Undertaker-esque character whose family died in an earthquake in Mexico City when he was a boy. He debuted with Catrina, a seductress in black, as his valet. Muertes destroyed his way through competition, including the likes of Blue Demon Jr, early in the season making him a favorite to win the Aztec Warfare match for the LU Title, but Muertes was eliminated by Puma late in the match. Muertes was then upset by Fenix in singles competition prompting a rivalry in which Catrina appeared to distance herself from Muertes and instead back Fenix. The rivalry culminated in a Grave Consequences casket match won by Fenix, which led to the burial of Muertes. Mil disappeared from TV for several months before being resurrected by Catrina, who revealed that her game with Fenix was designed to have Fenix destroy that version of Muertes so he could be resurrected stronger and more powerful (the character premise being he draws his strength from death). Zombie Muertes returned and annihilated Fenix in a Death Match. He now faces Drago for a shot at Prince Puma’s championship at Ultimo Lucha.
Drago: Sadly, the Drago character is not a tribute to the Soviet Union's greatest athlete Ivan Drago. However, Drago is the personification of a dragon with a cool dragon head mask, wings and a long fake tongue. Drago burst onto the scene in a feud with King Cuerno which culminated with a loss in a Last Luchador Standing match. He then developed a friendship with Aerostar. After a friendly competitive match between Drago and Aerostar in which they shook hands afterwards and showed each other respect, Dario Cueto, annoyed by how friendly they were and wanting them at each other's throats decided to book them in a best of five series with the winner earning a "unique opportunity." Drago took the series 3-2 and Cueto revealed that the opportunity was a title shot against Prince Puma, but if he lost, he would be banished from the temple. Drago pushed Puma to the limit, but interference from Hernandez tipped the match in Puma's favor and Drago was banned from the temple. When Dario Cueto decided to make a fatal four-way match two weeks ago between four guys who all had faced Puma and lost, to determine Puma's challenger for Ultimo Lucha, Drago approached Dario Cueto and sought to use this as a loophole to return to the temple. Cueto agreed to let him compete in the match, but if he lost, he would be banished and have to forfeit his mask. Drago won the match to become the #1 contender for the LU Title.
Fenix: Based on the mythological Phoenix, Fenix debuted in a rivalry with Pentagon Jr early in the season, before parlaying his success in that match and an impressive performance in Aztec Warfare into a title match with Prince Puma. Despite failing to capture the LU Title, Fenix established himself as player through his performance against Puma. Fenix then was placed in a match with Mil Muertes in which he scored an upset victory and became the first wrestler to beat Mil in singles competition. Mil’s valet Catrina began making advances towards Fenix which he accepted. This enraged Mil and set him and Fenix on a collision course which ended in a Grave Consequences casket match in which Fenix buried Mil. With Mil out of the picture, Fenix went on to win one of Dario Cueto’s seven Azteca Medallions, the purpose of which is not yet known. Catrina resurrected Mil Muertes and informed Fenix that he had been played as part of a ploy to bring back a stronger Mil. Muertes and Fenix were then booked in a Death Match in which Fenix was powerbombed through the ceiling of a room in the temple and fell approximately 20 feet to the floor. Mil’s Disciples of Death carried Fenix’s broken body back to the ring for Mil to finish off. Fenix has not been seen since.
Hernandez: The former TNA hand came to Lucha Underground half way through the season as a friend of Konnan’s but immediately turned on Konnan and his protégé when afforded an opportunity to compete for the LU Title. Hernandez earned a shot at the championship by defeating Alberto El Patron with assistance from Johnny Mundo, but lost his championship match to Puma.
Mid Card
Pentagon Jr: A gothic wrestler who prays to an unnamed master before his matches and breaks the arms of wrestlers as sacrifices to this master, Pentagon left a trail of broken bones throughout the middle part of the season before being stood up to by Sexy Star. After losing to Sexy Star via flash pin, Pentagon was placed in a Submission Match with Sexy Star and defeated her with help from Super Fly. After the match, Pentagon prepared to break Sexy’s arm, but Vampiro made the save.
Sexy Star: Billed as an abuse survivor who found her salvation through wrestling, Sexy is portrayed as a strong woman with a fighting spirit, and a champion of the underdogs. She first made a splash by defending legend Blue Demon Jr against Chavo Guerrero Jr. Sexy then set her sights on The Crew after they brutalized her friends Pimpinella Escarlita and Mascarita Sagrada. Sexy was placed in a trios team with Super Fly and Pentagon Jr which lost in the opening round. After the match, Pentagon attempted to break Super Fly’s arm, but Sexy made the save. This led to a vindictive Dario Cueto making a Lucha de Apuestes (Mask vs Mask) match between Sexy and Super Fly, which was won by Sexy Star. Pentagon Jr. attacked both after the match and broke Super Fly’s arm. Pentagon Jr later attempted to break the arm of ring announcer Melissa Santos, but Sexy again made the save. Sexy and Pentagon then squared off with Sexy stealing a win, but losing the war in a submission match when Super Fly returned and attacked her allowing Pentagon to finish her off and submit her. As Pentagon started to break Sexy’s arm, she was saved by Vampiro.
Super Fly: Having already been unmasked in AAA, Super Fly put on a mask for his debut in the temple. After little success in his limited matches, Super Fly was placed on a Trios Tournament team with Sexy Star and Pentagon Jr. When the team lost, Pentagon attempted to break Super Fly’s arm, but he was saved by Sexy Star. Dario Cuerto, annoyed by this act, placed Sexy Star and Super Fly in a Lucha de Apuestes match in which Super Fly lost his mask. He was then attacked by Pentagon and had his arm broken. Super Fly disappeared to recover but reemerged in the Pentagon Jr/Sexy Star submission match and cost his former friend Sexy Star the match.
Daivari: The former WWE manager arrived in the temple as a spectator, but when he was pushed by Texano during a Trios Tournament match, Daivari attacked him. Daivari then went to Dario Cueto and asked to compete in the temple. His story is that he is a former wrestler who quit and became wealthy through his family’s real estate business in the Los Angeles area. Daivari wrestles in gold pants and drinks alcohol in the ring before his matches. He continues to engage Texano and has hired Big Ryck as his bodyguard.
Big Ryck: Formerly Ezekial Jackson of WWE, Ryck was the original leader of The Crew and the initial big bad to top babyfaces Prince Puma and Johnny Mundo at the beginning of the season. After failing to win the LU Title at Aztec Warfare, The Crew turned on him and burned his eye with a cigar. Ryck returned to TV and destroyed The Crew in a 3-on-1 Handicap Match. Ryck then assembled a Trios team with his cousin The Mack and Killshot in the hopes of winning the Trios titles, but the team lost in the finals. Ryck has accepted a job as Daivari’s bodyguard, leaving The Mack and Killshot behind.
El Texano Jr: A former AAA Mega Champion, Texano followed the man who beat him for the belt, Alberto El Patron, to Lucha Underground for revenge. After failing to win back his title, Texano joined a team with King Cuerno and Cage for the Trios Title Tournament, but the team lost in the finals. Texano had an encounter with Daivari who was seated at ringside during the match. He has since stalked Daivari, including costing the team of Daivari, Big Ryck, and Cage a Trios title match.
Disciples Of The Dead: A Trio of disciples following Mil Muertes and Catrina played by Argenis, Mariachi Loco, and Ricky Mandel. Their individual kayfabe names are unclear. The three debuted upon Mil Muertes’ return and circled the ring as Muertes destroyed Fenix in a Death Match. They’ve since competed and defeated the team of Bengala, Pimpinella Escarlita, and Mascarita Sagrada in a Trios match.
The Rest
Chavo Guerrero Jr: Chavo wrestled Blue Demon Jr on the pilot of Lucha Underground and lost to the legend. The loss set Chavo on the warpath as he attacked Blue Demon Jr and Sexy Star on the very next episode. Chavo engaged Sexy Star briefly, but soon fell by the wayside. After failing to win the LU Title at Aztec Warfare, being told by Konnan that Mexico was going to get him for what he did to Blue Demon Jr, and running afoul Mil Muertes, Chavo quit Lucha Underground and went into hiding. He reemerged later in the season confronting Dragon Azteca, mentor of Black Lotus, at an undisclosed location. Chavo stated that since he attacked Blue Demon Jr in a dishonorable way, Mexico was out to get him and he was hiding. In exchange for Azteca clearing his name in Mexico, Chavo offered to help watch over Black Lotus, who had left Dragon Azteca’s training to confront Matanza. Chavo caught up to Black Lotus as she was about to arrive at the temple and offered his help but immediately sold her out to Dario Cueto in exchange for Cueto's protection against Mexico. Chavo helped Dario capture and imprison Black Lotus. Now with Dario Cueto shielding him from heat from the Mexican side of the border, Chavo set his sights on embarrassing Blue Demon Jr again, attacking him 3-on-1 with The Crew as his hired muscle.
The Crew (Mr. Cisco, Cortez Castro, Bael): Cisco (Lil’ Cholo on the indies), Castro (Ricky Reyes formerly of ROH), and Bael (B-Boy on the indies) are gangbangers who often do the bidding of Dario Cueto. Formerly aligned with Big Ryck at the start of the season, they turned on Ryck and burned his eye out with a cigar. Ryck did return and got revenge on them. Cueto used them at one point to attempt to rid his temple of the “freaks” Sexy Star, Pimpenella Escarlita, and Mascarita Sagrada. While they put Pimpy and Mascarita out of action, Sexy Star rallied against them. Cueto then used them to try and dethrone the Trios champions Son of Havoc, Ivelisse, and Angelico. After failing to win the Trios titles twice, Cueto stated there must be consequences for failure and led them into a room under the temple where he keeps his brother, Matanza, caged. Cueto told the three of them to pick one. Cisco and Castro grabbed Bael and held him up to the bars. Matanza ripped his face off and Bael, who is presumed dead, has not been seen since. The surviving members were last seen flanking Chavo Guerrero in his attack on Blue Demon Jr.
Blue Demon Jr: A Mexican legend, Demon was one of the major stars on the pilot episode of Lucha Underground. After being assaulted by Chavo Guerrero and crushed in a match with Mil Muertes, Blue Demon Jr disappeared for most of the season. He recently returned in the build up to Ultimo Lucha and was attacked by Guerrero again.
Jack Evans: A long time AAA vet, nemesis of Teddy Hart, and tag team partner of Angelico (although that has not been established in LU kayfabe), Evans debuted recently losing his debut to Aerostar and then defeating Argenis (now a Disciple of Death) in an impromptu Azteca Medallion match. Evans is a cocky trash talker who claims he is the face of Lucha Libre, and has a fantastic set of moves.
Aerostar: A son of the cosmos, Aerostar engaged Drago in a Best of Five series for a “Unique Opportunity.” Aerostar lost the rubber match and the opportunity. He recently beat Jack Evans in Evans’ debut.
Bengala: Bengala, a tiger clad luchador, debuted recently as a partner for Pimpinella Escarlita and Mascarita Sagrada in a Trios match against the Disciples of Death.
The Mack: Known as Willie Mack on the indies, The Mack debuted as a Trios partner for his cousin Big Ryck, along with Killshot. The team failed to capture the Trios title. When Big Ryck was approached to work for Daivari as a bodyguard, Daivari put together a team to challenge for the Trios title. The Mack was briefly offered a spot but the conversation was interrupted by Cage, who laid him out and took his spot.
Marty The Moth Martinez: Formerly Martin Casaus of WWE Tough Enough, The Moth debuted as a fan of Lucha Underground who accosted Dario Cueto and asked him if he could join the Temple. Cueto turned him down initially, but The Moth ran in on a match between Cage, Cuerno, and Hernandez, The hubris earned him a spot on the roster. Martinez wrestled and lost a non-title match to Prince Puma earlier in the season.
Killshot: Formerly Shane Strickland on the indies, Killshot debuted as a Trios partner on Big Ryck’s team. The team failed to win the Trios titles.
Pimpinella Escarlita: An exotico (or drag queen, or transvestite), Pimpy has mainly been used as comic relief and enhancement talent to this point, mostly wrestling in Trios matches alongside Mascarita Sagrada. Matt Striker is infatuated with Pimpy.
Mascarita Sagrada: A mini who has been used as enhancement talent. There are multiple performers who have used the Mascarita Sagrada gimmick over the years, so I’m unsure which one this is, or if it’s even possibly a new one, however, the original Mascarita Sagrada worked for WWE in the late 90s as Mini Nova.
Miscellaneous
Matt Striker: Lucha Underground’s English play by play announcer on El Rey Network
Vampiro: The color commentator for both the English and Spanish version of Lucha Underground. Vampiro does a hilarious "Ringside with Vampiro" interview segment here and there where he asks the hard hitting questions to luchadors. He also curses very frequently on air and marks out at almost everything much to my delight.
Hugo Savinovich: Lucha Underground’s Spanish play by play announcer on Unimas.
Catrina: The manager of Mil Muertes and the Disciples of Death. Catrina usually dresses in all black (usually very revealing clothes). She hatched a plot to make Mil Muertes stronger by appearing to turn on him in favor of Fenix leading to a Grave Consequences casket match in which Fenix defeated Mil. After Mil was buried, Catrina resurrected a stronger Mil and brought with him the Disciples of Death. After Mil Muertes defeats his opponents, Catrina administers a “lick of death” to the lifeless body of Mil’s opponents.
Konnan: The mentor of Prince Puma, Konnan’s intentions sometimes seem unclear, but to date he has backed his pupil and aided him in winning matches.
Black Lotus: Formerly Angela Fong of WWE, Lotus is involved in one of Lucha Underground’s most sensationalized storylines. She appeared as a mysterious person spying on Dario Cueto early in the season before being kidnapped by Dragon Azteca and taken to an undisclosed location. She revealed to Azteca that she was trying to find where Dario was keeping his brother, because his brother was the one who killed her parents and she was seeking revenge. Azteca offered to train her and put her through a regiment. Before completing her training, Lotus left Azteca and ran back to the temple to seek revenge. Before she arrived she was confronted by Chavo Guerrero Jr who offered to help her. Chavo then sold her out to Cueto and helped Cueto capture her. Cueto has imprisoned her beneath the Temple in the same jail with his brother Matanza.
Matanza: A yet to be seen, would-be monster, whom Dario Cueto keeps locked up and apparently ate the face off of Bael. He was revealed to be Dario’s brother and is alleged to have killed Black Lotus’ parents.
Dragon Azteca: An unknown sensei of lucha libre who is mentoring Black Lotus. Azteca struck a deal with Chavo Guerrero Jr, asking him to watch out for Lotus but Chavo betrayed her. He has yet to enter the temple.
Where We Stand
The program has shifted a little as the build has started to Ultimo Lucha, the season finale and Clash of the Champions style supercard. The title match for the show will become clearer this week as Drago puts his title shot on the line against Zombie Muertes. I fully expect Mil to pull off the victory. Drago is a good wrestler, but a Puma/Drago main event doesn't have a lot of heat to it.
Alberto El Patron and Johnny Mundo appear to be heading for a showdown at Ultimo Lucha as well, likely in some sort of stipulation match since this feud is continuing to escalate.
We should also get a little more clarity on what the Azteca Medallions that Cueto is putting up in random matches signify. Fenix possesses one. Jack Evans has another. I believe he said there were seven, so five more will presumably be given out over the next five weeks. I assume this will lead to some type of match between the winners.
Lower level feuds on the show that may or may not make the Ultimo Lucha card include Texano/Daivari, Blue Demon/Chavo Guerrero, and Sexy Star/Super Fly.
Pentagon Jr should be starting a new feud soon since his feud with Sexy Star finished, and we'll have to see how Cage, Cuerno, and Hernandez are worked into the mix. There's a chance some of these guys just end up involved in the Azteca Medallion storyline, but I would figure a couple will start something new for the stretch run of Season 1.
The Best Of Lucha Underground
Johnny Mundo vs. Prince Puma (10/29/14)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FihfGAXEf5g
Triple Threat: Fenix vs. Drago vs. Pentagon Jr (11/12/15)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6ugpgyh5fIo
Fenix vs. Pentagon Jr (11/19/15)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O5m1hOYn9vU
Aztec Warfare (1/7/15) (Bad Audio)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gU0AtUCYDk4
Lucha Underground Championship: Prince Puma (c) vs. Fenix (1/14/15)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lhfq-IfhX2g
Last Luchador Standing: King Cuerno vs. Drago (1/21/15)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a71fmGRPFTE
Johnny Mundo vs. Son of Havoc w/ Ivelisse (2/11/15)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=28wwDfgQArI
Alberto El Patron debut (2/11/15)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xMwNxQ5VKLc
Johnny Mundo vs. King Cuerno (2/25/15)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bd1K3uVdFN4
Grave Consequences: Mil Muertes vs. Fenix (3/18/15)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Icvizxc3UB0
Lucha Underground Championship – Boyle Heights Street Fight: Prince Puma (c) vs. Cage (3/25/15)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2Vyt50AMB-4
Angelico vs. Johnny Mundo (4/1/15)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=81ejZjUntvU
Pentagon Jr attempts a sacrifice (4/15/15)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cJjt7ZNgLxI
Trios Tournament Match: Prince Puma, Johnny Mundo, and Hernandez vs. King Cuerno, Cage, and Texano (4/15/15)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2osh6NI1drU
Best of Five Finale: Drago vs. Aerostar (4/15/15)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XVHn4HR8rew
Trios Tournament Championship Match: Son of Havoc, Ivelisse, and Angelico vs. The Crew (4/22/15)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zRWZbLrGJIo
Vampiro sit-down interview with Son of Havoc, Ivelisse, and Angelico (4/29/15)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NJzV-Vm4dNs
Lucha Underground Championship: Prince Puma (c) vs. Drago (4/29/15)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wnX9NaFv39k
Dario Cueto warns The Crew (4/29/15)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6woMGmK1_Xo
Alberto El Patron vs. Johnny Mundo (5/6/15)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6VlQq6CBFfE
Dario Cueto makes a Trios Title Match (5/13/15)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tb-w8HGlJkU
#1 Contender’s Match: Alberto El Patron vs. Hernandez (5/13/15)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BfF1wU3krCw
Vampiro sit down interview with Johnny Mundo (5/20/15)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OC0IUzYJdNI
Lucha Underground Trios Title Match – Ladder Match: Son of Havoc, Ivelisse, and Angelico (c) vs. The Crew (5/20/15)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MDAoSww4IKQ
Death Match: Mil Muertes vs. Fenix (5/27/15)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NYiuoiy4x4A
Azteca Medallion Match: Jack Evans vs. Argenis (6/3/15)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vGXi3YlF2Zs
Dario Cueto makes All Night Long (6/10/15)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rzzioUOKLdw
Lucha Underground Championship – All Night Long: Prince Puma (c) vs. Johnny Mundo (6/17/15)
http://www.dailymotion.com/video/x2ueetr_lucha-underground-17-06-15_webcam