The King Returns: Tulsa King – Season 3 (2025) – Power Shifts, Loyalties Tested, and the Mafia Reborn

“Old codes clash with new enemies, and the General never fights fair.” 

Tulsa King – Season 3 (2025) roars back with more grit, danger, and swagger than ever before. Sylvester Stallone returns as Dwight “The General” Manfredi, the aging mob capo who’s built his own empire in Oklahoma. This time, the stakes are higher, the enemies smarter, and the blood runs colder as past sins come home to roost.

Season 3 picks up after Dwight’s aggressive expansion into Kansas and Texas has drawn attention—not only from rival gangs but also from federal agents and even old enemies from the New York mafia. As his influence spreads, Dwight must navigate shifting alliances, betrayal within his crew, and an ambitious new cartel leader, played by Gael García Bernal, who sees Tulsa as the next goldmine for crime.

What makes Season 3 so riveting is its deeper dive into Dwight’s psyche. The series explores his growing awareness of time, legacy, and mortality. Stallone brings quiet intensity to the role, balancing charm with ruthlessness. Whether he’s delivering an intimidating stare or a heartfelt speech, “The General” remains one of the most compelling anti-heroes on TV.

Taylor Sheridan's signature blend of crime drama and Western grit is more polished than ever. Tulsa becomes not just a setting, but a battleground of old-school loyalty versus modern chaos. The series also continues its darkly humorous edge, with quirky local characters, brutal street justice, and clever dialogue that never takes itself too seriously.

By the explosive season finale, Tulsa King – Season 3 (2025) proves that the king isn’t just back—he’s ready to rewrite the rules. With surprising twists and a brutal emotional punch, the show cements its place as one of Paramount+’s boldest and most addictive dramas.