Lucha Underground Ultima Lucha Tres Part Four (19/10/17) Results and Review

There was violence-a-plenty in the final episode of Lucha Underground Season 3
There was violence-a-plenty in the final episode of Lucha Underground Season 3

The curtain has come down on the third season of Lucha Underground, and the curtain may well stay down on the show for good. As of right now, there will be no fourth season of the show, although there is still plenty of time for that to change. Lucha Underground began in October 2014 and was a breath of fresh air in the wrestling world, but financial issues and contractual problems saw it ground to a halt in the third season.

Despite the uncertainty surrounding the future of the show, the four episodes of Ultima Lucha Tres have been a certified success. Dante Fox and Killshot battled in arguably the most brutal televised wrestling match of the century, before teaming up with The Mack to win the Trios Championship. Fenix and Marty 'The Moth' followed with another violent brawl a week later, before Pentagon Dark ended part three by winning the Gift of the Gods Championship.

Last night saw the final part of Ultima Lucha Tres air, with three huge matches booked to take place. Here are your results and review of what could well be the final episode of Lucha Underground.


#1 Steel Cage Match: Dragon Azteca Jr. vs. Matanza Cueto

The final part of Ultima Lucha Tres kicked off with another violent brawl, this time between Matanza Cueto and Dragon Azteca Jr. inside a steel cage. The story between these two has been brewing for the last two seasons, and the hatred in this match was tangible, to say the least.

Azteca started things off quickly, immediately hitting The Monster with a huge moonsault off the cage. The luchador didn't have things his way for long, however, as the much bigger Matanza took charge and put a beating on Dragon Azteca Jr. The beating seemed to come to an end when Matanza threw Azteca through the cage, only for Dario Cueto to restart the match, making it a pinfall and submission match in the process.

Dragon Azteca Jr. mounted a comeback but it wasn't to be, as Black Lotus appeared for the first time in months to attack him. This allowed Matanza to hit the Wrath of the Gods and pick up the victory.

Result: Matanza Cueto def. Dragon Azteca Jr.

After the match, Black Lotus shockingly hit Matanza with a powerbomb. She was all set to finally get her hands on Dario Cueto, but before she was able to do so Matanza recovered and hit her with the Wrath of the Gods.


#2 Gauntlet of the Gods Elimination Match: Cage vs. Mil Muertes vs. Jeremiah Crane

Dario made this an elimination match immediately, as the three men fought for Cage's bionic gauntlet. There was plunder-a-plenty in this one, with Crane getting busted open almost immediately as weapons were involved from the get-go. There were hammers, there was glass, there were skewers and there were tables, and Crane was the first to be eliminated.

The two big boys were left, and they immediately went toe to toe on the final stretch. This portion of the match was a little bit disappointing considering everything that came before it, but a man with skewers in his head being DDT'd is going to be difficult to top.

Mil eventually hit Cage with the Flatliner for the win.

Result: Mil Muertes def. Cage and Jeremiah Crane for the Gauntlet of the Gods

Catrina presented Mil with the gauntlet after the match, Mil punching the mat and making the lights go out in the process. When light returned to The Temple, King Cuerno was standing in the ring, making his return since being destroyed by Mil during Ultima Lucha Dos.

Cuerno attacked Mil and stole the gauntlet, as the believers inside The Temple lost their collective mind.

#3 Lucha Underground Championship vs. Career: Johnny Mundo [c] vs. Prince Puma

Prince Puma's career was on the line in this one, as the two men who headlined the first episode of Lucha Underground did so again in what could be the last. You know what you are going to get with John Morrison and Ricochet, and this was exactly it.

The two traded athletic moves for the most part before a referee bump allowed Worldwide Underground to get involved. Ricochet simply wouldn't stay down, leading to Mundo, Jack Evans and PJ Black destroying the referee again. Angelico returned to The Temple at this point, taking out the nefarious stable.

With everyone by the wayside, it was once again left to Mundo and Puma, with the latter eventually becoming the first two-time Lucha Underground Champion after a beautiful 630 splash.

Result: Prince Puma def. Johnny Mundo to become the Lucha Underground Champion

Just as it seemed the show was going to end on a happy note, Dario Cueto piped up and informed the believers that there was going to be one match. Pentagon Dark was cashing in his Gift of the Gods Championship title shot, and The Temple went crazy at the announcement. Dario also upped the ante by announcing that both men's careers would be on the line.


#4 Lucha Underground Championship: Prince Puma [c] vs. Pentagon Dark

The action was fast and furious from the get-go, with Pentagon managing to hit his armbreaker spot within minutes. Puma popped the arm back in place and continued fighting, fully aware that his livelihood was on the line in this one.

Puma managed to fight back against all the odds, but a mixture of fate and desperation were to get the better of him. As Puma was about to hit the 630, Vampiro pulled Pentagon out of the way, allowing Pentagon to hit the Package Piledriver for the win.

Result: Pentagon Dark def. Prince Puma

The show ended with an incredible montage, as the door shuts on Lucha Underground for the foreseeable future. Will there be a season four? It isn't looking good, but if Ultima Lucha Tres is the end then what a way to go out!

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