Gimmick matches are notoriously unprotected in professional wrestling in the 21st century, but Lucha Underground has managed to avoid this by featuring showcase bouts once, adding meaning and importance to this. The centrepiece of Dario Cueto's evil genius is the Aztec Warfare match, a bout which was used to decide the very first Lucha Underground Champion. It is essentially a 20-man free-for-all, where the wrestlers enter at 90-second intervals and can be eliminated via pinfall, submission or being thrown over the top rope. Unlike other battle royals, the pacing of Aztec Warfare doesn't leave the viewer time to breathe, with the action coming fast and furious to say the very least. I'm not sure under what circumstances Aztec Warfare could return now that Catrina and Mil Muertes are in charge of the temple, but you never know what will happen in Lucha Underground. One interesting fact from the match is that Chavo Guerrero (along with Prince Puma) currently holds the record for most eliminations (four).