20 Things We Need To See From Lucha Underground Season 2

Son of Havoc is right there alongside Pentagón as a guy who wasn't brought in to be a major star, but just caught fire with the Temple faithful. He was supposed to be this entitled jobber goofus, but he slowly won over the fans, becoming a more serious threat as season one progressed. For comparison's sake, in the early days he was getting trounced by Mascarita Sagrada in a comedy match, and by the end he was going toe-to-toe with white-eyed, Super Mil Muertes.

Even though Havoc rode out of Ultima Lucha with Angélico and Ivelisse by his side, I think it's time for him to strike out on his own. His heart, and the fan support it won him, is what allowed the Unlikely Trio to seem a little bit more probable. I'm not saying that Son of Havoc should show up in the first episode of season two and throw hands with the champion, but his connection with the Temple faithful is too strong to ignore.