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[7.0] "[3.75 Stars] Takeshita and Takagi are two excellent wrestlers and their styles match up really well but... for some reason that I can't explain... I am just never as gripped by their matches I would like to be. This was definitely a great match but I just felt a little distanced from it."

[0.0] "The clearest possible example of what AEW, and pro wrestling, does not need. This was a 'tournament' announced the month of, with the goal of building a match. One match. Zero build, hype, legitmacy. Fifteen pointless matches with pointless winners all to set up a single match they could've just announced. AEW were certain that throwing the word 'tournament' at this would elevate it. This didn't help Mox vs Nigel, it harmed the C2, the Owen Hart Cup. It made AEW's wrestlers seem incredibly dumb for coveting something the company made up a week ago, something that will NEVER be seen or mentioned again now that it's done. The icing on the cake was the basic, one-dimensional 'it's coming home' theme, as though 9.51all of Wembley's audience are hive-mind morons, and Nigel McGuinness taking one of the most coveted spots in wrestling - an ALL IN match opposite Jon Moxley. More than a dud, the poster boy for one of wrestling's biggest problems - do you create things like tournaments for long-time, dedicated fans, or do you sacrifice those to sell a few extra tickets at a stadium show?"

[4.0] "Wasnt sure what to expect but maybe more than just some kicking and punching. It was like a two verse one match as Sting was taking it Steiner and making sure to keep Jarrett in his place. The finish was smooth but v⁠ery average otherwise."