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[7.0] "It was a good and entertaining match and its score is very, very low compared to its quality and it deserved a much higher score. The performance of both wrestlers was good and they used different and good equipment in the match and showed a good match. I give this match 7 points ."

[3.0] "[1.50/5.00]: Must have watched a different episode than the "high praise" it got, Dynasty was a great PPV, I have my issues with it, namely the length, production and booking aspect of it, but ultimately resulted in a good show by the end of it. And what do they follow that up with a historic restart of a regime for them? Bryan Danielson announcing something important for him down the line, no? Swerve celebratory speech on how much it means to him, no? Chuck Taylor deciding on who his best friend is because everyone cares about a storyline that was on a pre-show in the aforementioned PPV. Brilliant. Kyle Fletcher is 0-5, and he's seemingly the first to get a title opportunity for whatever reason, in a title eliminator (fuck I know how that makes sense for a World Champion to be in his own eliminator match, I understand the concept of a fighting champion, but this is just being ridiculous). If that burial of its own championship isn't enough, AEW has this masturbatory take on wrestling that just never stops being proud of itself, that of course being referencing towards, in the similar words of Yota Tsuji, "the lack of significance and prestige towards the IWGP title" shown in that god-awful Jon Moxley match. If this show had any indication of not being hypocritical, "not-an-onscreen-character" Tony Khan ended the show by taking the Tony Khan driver by the Bucks. Everytime I try to give this show a chance, I'm always met with so little things to care about, and that to with so much ingenuity that it becomes hilarity, nothing about this show is anything praiseworthy, an all-over-the-place show but nothing of utter significance."

[10.0] "It's amazing how the moves of everyone were perfectly synchronized, like they were ready for this match for so long, probably the best TLC Match of all WrestleManias, full of spots and moments that made me feel like I was watching something of ECW, moments like the Spear of Edge to Jeff Hardy, the Swanton Bomb of Jeff to Rhyno on the table, Christian and Bubba falling over the tables one over the other, a match that was a complete tribute to ECW, 10/10 and this one deserved and still 23 years later still deserves 5 stars so my stars rating is [*****]"