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Lucha Underground #3.12 - Every Woman Is Sexy, Every Woman Is A Star

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Name of the event:
Lucha Underground #3.12 - Every Woman Is Sexy, Every Woman Is A Star
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Broadcast type:
Taped
Broadcast date:
23.11.2016
TV station/network:
El Rey
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Current Total Rating (?)
Valid votes: 31
Number of comments: 12
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Average rating: 7.32  [31]
Average rating in 2026: 7.25  [4]
Average rating in 2025: 8.00  [1]
Average rating in 2024: 6.00  [1]
Average rating in 2023: 9.00  [1]
Average rating in 2021: 8.00  [1]
Average rating in 2020: 6.00  [1]
Average rating in 2019: 7.00  [1]
Average rating in 2017: 6.67  [6]
Average rating in 2016: 7.60  [15]
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BlackVikingGZ wrote on 17.08.2026:
[8.0] "The show starts with a promo segment introducing The Rabbit Tribe, a new stable/cult formed by Paul London, Saltador and Mala Suerte. They seem as circus artists mixed with a cult. All their manierisms, dances and selling spots feel as if they were high on some substance. It's great to see Paul London having a role here in Lucha Underground, where he can show his charisma and hopefully he'll get the flowers he deserves for all the great work through the years. They have a title match against the Trios titles. The match was a nice showcase for the Rabbit Tribe, I liked all their dives and selling of moves, but in the end Fenix was able to pin Saltador and retain the titles. I'm intrigued with this new faction and where it will go. After the match has end, Kobra Moon shouts to Drago that soon he'll bow in front of the Queen. After that, we move backstage for a little segment where Mack congratulates his friend Sexy Star for her win at Aztec Warfare. He offers his help for the upcoming title defense, but Sexy refuses it because she has to prove she's worth it of the title. Back to the ring, it's Dante Fox's debut on a match against Killshot. It was an amazing showdown for both wrestlers, showing their incredible chemestry with some nice moves and big spots. For 8 minutes you couldn't ask for more and it was pretty pretty good. In the end, Dante is able to kick out of Killshot's finishers and hit his owns to win the match. Loved the chemistry and how it had sense that they could counter each other moves, as they were friends at the special forces. Matt Striker reveals that he had talked to Dante and that he told him that Killshot left him to die alone. So we know a bit more about their backstory. Then we move to Dario Cueto's office. Johnny Mundo enters and complains about Angelico's interference last night. Dario tells him if he knew he was in the building he would have been in the match. Johnny Mundo has filled a restraining order on Angelico. It was a fine segment were they called each other a jerk. Then, on another segment at the office, Black Lotus asks for revenge. She wants Pentagon Dark and the Black Lotus Triad as well. Dario sets up a gauntlet match with the three wrestlers that interfered on Aztec Warfare. They want to show Pentagon why they are the most feared group in the Far East. On the main event, Johnny Mundo defeats Sexy Star and becomes the new Lucha Undeground champion. The match was fine, probably is one of the best Sexy Star matches ever. Mundo was dominating for most part of the match, with worked well to give more edge to Sexy's comebacks. In the end, a maskes Taya uses a distraction to knock Sexy out with a brass knuckles punch. I think is the right choice to take the title off Sexy. She's not as good as other wrestlers in the promotion and her win might be a feel good moment or a nice surprise for the crowd, but it wasn't that great"
CMFunk007 wrote on 04.01.2026:
[7.0] "This was just a random episode that would quickly be forgotten. There's a title change, but it's anticlimactic and comes a week after the title win. The matches were fine, but won't win any awards."
seriousbusiness wrote on 15.09.2017:
[6.0] "All good things must come to an end even if it ends quickly. I already don't like the Rabbit tribe, they're trying too hard to be weird, ***1/4. Killshot vs Fox was an epic and crazy sprint, ****. Main event was meh with a generic heel shenanigans ending of course, ***1/2."
Mizzle Assault Ant wrote on 27.11.2016:
[10.0] "Great episode! The arrival of the Rabbit Tribe was much anticipated and they looked strong in a pretty good opening match for the titles. Fox/Killshot was the match of the night and a great bout, and the main event was good as well. I have to say, I was not crazy about Star as champion, not because she is a woman but because I think there are other women on the roster who are far more impressive (wish Ivelisse was not injured! ), so I was happy to see the title change quickly back to a more capable performer. Mundo has been fantastic in LU and I look forward to his reign a lot. Add in some nice vignettes as usual, including a tantalizing Black Lotus one, and you've got a real winner of a show."
Hunter Dunn wrote on 25.11.2016:
[8.0] "Fun episode after Aztec Warfare. Trios tag was a fun opener. Love me some Paul London so I can't wait to see what's next for him ***. Fox vs Killshot was awesome stuff. Crowd was really into it. I hope we get another, more hardcore match down the line ***3/4. Star vs Mundo was fine. Very happy Mundo won as he deserved to be champ for a while **3/4. Overall good show that had all enjoyable matches and segments"
jackleone wrote on 24.11.2016:
[9.0] "A surprising great episode after the Aztec Warfare of the last week, with another title match that is not predictable. Fox vs Killshot is the best match of the show, a really good and exciting fight. Johnny Mundo has finally his well deserved match after so many occasions in the first two seasons. Also the opener match is enjoyable, Paul London team is weird but funny."