Nobody expected him to cash in the ‘Gift of the Gods’ Championship on Pentagon Dark on the very week that he won it and become the Lucha Underground Champion in the action-packed fourth season of the show.
But champion he is, and things are certainly going to change with him ruling the roost. And then there’s the question of Chelsea Green showing up and assisting Marty to become the Lucha Underground champion:
Marty tells me that while everyone referred to him as champ before this, now the word ‘champ’ has a whole new meaning in his case. Someone even made a video of him from Tough Enough to now, and Marty was surprised to see just how far he has come. So, how does it feel to be one of the few unmasked characters on Lucha Underground?
In an industry dominated by a monopoly, Lucha Underground has carved out a very unique niche for itself. Marty The Moth is very proud of where the company stands in today’s wrestling landscape:
But does he prefer it this way?
Serial killers have been a very integral component of the Marty ‘The Moth’ character, and Marty draws much of his inspiration from murderers who could be nice and congenial on the outside and still have a body in the basement. I ask him about the wrestlers who’ve influenced him:
I say that I see many similarities between Marty The Moth and Brian Pillman’s character:
How then was he able to develop such a unique character, and put his own spin on the unhinged heel?:
So, what does Lucha Underground look like with Marty The Moth running things as the champion?
Lucha Underground has changed for good, with Marty The Moth as the face of the promotion. Things will only get darker, grittier and most likely, become a lot more entertaining from hereon.
Visit Marty’s official website here. What do you think of the brand new Lucha Underground Champion?
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