[6.0] "Episode 3 starts in the ring with Kobra Moon making her debut against Bengala.The crowd is into her for being sexy, and she gets a quick win. Though Bengala gets quite a lot of offense in. Serviceable (4/10). A backstage segment between Fenix and Catrina sets up that he wants another match with CUerno and not much else. Afterwards we get one of the more B Movie (and interesting) parts of the episode. An ancient aztec warrior warns about the tribes beingat war, and Aerostar flies off to prepare for the Gods to come. Just stuff you can't get on other wrestling shows there. Another backstage segment this time with Catrina wanting Cuerno to put down Fenix for good. Which will lead into the main event. Up next Jack Evans vs. Drago. A lot of flippy stuff as expected, though not particularly the most exciting match ever. Jack wins via roll up with a foot on the ropes kinda (5/10) Texano gets a video package, his promo voice over is not great but the bar brawl is pretty fun, his feud with Chavo will continue it seems. Another backstage segment with Catrina trying to get into Puma's head and we go to the Main Event: Fenix vs Cuerno Last Men Standing. Its a bit of a slower match than their first one of the season do to the stipulation Fenix gets his win back and theres some cool spots at the end but I prefer their first bout (6/10) The closing segment reveals Cortez Castro is an undercover cop and that Joey Ryan is going to be appearing soon. A pretty interesting plot twist and another segment that keeps the episode feeling a bit more consecuential than the previous one. Though we're still very much in the buildup part of the season"

[7.0] "Good episode, I guess. The main event delivered a good time. The show ends with a couple of cops pondering the whereabouts of Dario Cueto, and Joey Ryan is revealed as an undercover cop as well. A little hokey, but I enjoy this kind of stuff."

[5.0] "It was a decent episode. We see the debut of Kobran Moon in a short squash match. She didn't look very good, but knowing is Thunder Rosa I hope she improves soon. Then we saw Jack Evan defeating Drago on a cool lucha libre encounter. Lots of flips and cool moves, but nothing really special. Evans heel character is cool. The main event was a Last Man Standing match between Fenix and Drago, a rematch of the first match of the season. Even if I prefer that first one, this was cool and King Cuerno's offense was really cool. Fenix takes the victory, so that sets a third match between the two. The segments were good, Aero Star and Texano are returning to the temple. We learn that Konnan has died and that Cortez Castro is a undercover police, and Joey Ryan will enter the temple."

[7.0] "Fenix gets his revenge, and new interesting storylines. Opener was whatever, but a neat way to introduce Kobra. Evans vs Drago was actually a really cool spot fest, ***3/4. Main event was just as good as their first match, ****."

[8.0] "Yet another very good episode anchored by strong matches on top . The vignettes are starting to get old for me but as long as the matches are good and are the focus of the show they don't do too much damage . The staged fight scenes , this week featuring Texano are awful . Worth watching : Evans vs . Drago and my top match was Cuerno vs. Fenix ."

[7.0] "This time I was more curious about the stories than the matches. The '70s cop is Joey Ryan? Also great development for Castro. Another good promo was the one of Texano, a classic bar room brawl. Kobra Moon did not convinced me, a time traveler for the stars? The first match was nothing special, the other two were good. Decent episode."

[5.0] "LU continues its good narrative but does not impress too heavily with its wrestling. They hyped up the newcomer Kobra Moon as some sexy seductress assassin, but her in-ring ability was anything but. The crowd obviously pitied her (or were infatuated, given their "mamacita" chants) and still cheered and "ooh! "ed her terrible kicks and strikes. Bengala did his best to sell but, understandably, he couldn't work with such a terrible partner. Kobra got an alright submission or two in at a few points, but that was all she was good for. Her victory was completely laughable. This company needs to hire better female talent or book better if they want to impress us with their inter-gender matches (Ivelisse isn't that good, but she at least tries). The idea that Kobra will be at all important to LU scares me. *1/2. Drago vs Evans was the usual flippy LU stuff we're used to. Only interest came from Evans efficiently playing the heel role and cutting an entertaining promo after his cheated win. **1/2. Fenix vs Cuerno was an alright match. A few nice spots, especially at the end (a brutal bump through a table guided by a ladder on top). The wrestling obviously dithered for the brawling to take focus, but both wrestlers still managed a few cool sequences. ***. LU needs to make sure they don't lose their wrestling-finesse as they push all these various storylines at us each week."

[9.0] "Evans/Drago was a great match and Fenix/Cuerno was even better, and though her match was short Kobra Moon really intrigued me as well. Plus an AWESOME twist, Cortez Castro is an undercover cop and they are looking for Dario Cueto? I freaking love this company!"

[7.0] "Average Show, the Bengala vs Kobra match was Horrible *1/2, Evans vs Drago was fun but could it be better **3/4, and the Main Event saved the Show for getting Thumbs Down, Cuerno vs Fenix ***3/4, and the Segments were good, but c'mon Lucha Underground, you can do something way better than these last two episodes"

[6.0] "A pretty good episode. The main event between King Cuerno & Fenix was good, and the ending of the episode w/ Joey Ryan was really good."