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[7.0] "Heres the thing about ospreay, hes probably the best wrestler today, and will be in all time legend in the wrestler, having the most 5 star matches, he is going down as one of the best wrestlers of all time, with that being said. The man does way to much in the ring, he makes moves look fake as heck, i do like his character, his finisher is one of the best, both he flashes wayyyy to much in the ring, and sometimes i get bored of watching him, im not saying hes trash. But all the flashy stuff he does needs to chill out."

[10.0] "I think this match is extremely overhyped and people need to give it some time before calling it "the greatest match to ever take place on North American soil". It was good hell it was great and maybe because I was expecting so much from all the hype surrounding the match it disappointed me a little. EDIT: I watched the match again and it did bump up to a ten for me. I still think people should give this match time and let it simmer before giving it the title of greatest match in north American history. Still a phenomenal match."

[10.0] "OOOOOOOOO YEAHHHHHHHHHH! . if were talking about a fullpackaged wrestler, the macho man takes this spot, , one of the best of all time."

[8.0] "For a first pay-per-view, DEADLOCK delivered. The undercard was sweet and cool (even though I skipped the Battle Royal, sorry, not sorry). The hardcore fight between Corino and Loco lived up to all its promises, while Christian vs. Tankman and Mizunami vs. Yuu were pretty intense and brutal. The main-event between Everett and Bojack was fucking cool. Big man vs. high-flying wizard, but not only just that. Emotions were high that evening."

[9.0] "I dont care how high this rating is. I was extremely entertained from beginning to end and Ive rewatched this a bunch. Besides Bianca vs. Becky, the best part of Mania 38. ****1/2"

[6.0] "This was a feel-good match, but at the smae time it was somewhat strange - Yoshioka was out there to impress, but Kishiwada tried his best to keep up, Arashi wanted to interact with the crowd and Quiet Storm was a soldier who kept everything together, so there was a little bit of everything. Arashi and Yoshioka had fun chemistry, I think they may have an interesting 'big vs. small' type of a match in them."

[6.0] "By this show it feels like HUSTLE has started to lean more into the sillier aspects that will eventually define it. Giant Silva used as a weapon in the six man tag, Cactus Jack enthusiastically declaring himself to be a Monster in front of the General who just looks like an M. Bison cosplay. Zebraman visiting a zoo. Just a lot of fun silly stuff going on with this card and the wrestling is largely serviceable even if none of the matches are something anyone needs to seek out in isolation."

[7.0] "Card ran smooth and didn't feel like 2+ hours of wrestling. Crowd was small but really into it and hope they return to this site in the future. Warner/Colt & Gage/Broski were the only matched that got spicy but most everyone on the card had a blast. G-C-Dub!"

[7.0] "Its a bummer that this will be Edges last WrestleMania match, since we had the huge distraction with them trying to fix Finns cut. But at least its better than Edge vs. Del Rio. ***1/2"

[10.0] "The saving grace of Night 2. Everything kicked ass from beginning to end, and its one of the WrestleMania matches that are unlike most, and thats what makes it so special. ****3/4"

[9.0] "The stake that was the DPW Worlds Title Tournament finals added a lot to this bout. Both lads went here and unleashed on each other, even if one of them is way smaller than the other. Everett could have done anything to win, but has respect for Bojack. So does the latter. They respect each other, but at this very moment, this is no holds barred. Bojack is a freak of nature. That lad is athletic for such a size. On the other hand, Everret did moves he rarely does, but like I said : high stakes make humans do some incredible things. Plus, Everett worked well his "Giant" nickname, because even if there is a clear difference of styles, he looked credible against such a colossus like Bojack. A superb showcase in the main-even for both talents, for DPW, and what an inaugural crowning. And it's so cool to see Everett on a regular basis, that man is so underrated."

[8.0] "This is a fight, these two beat the hell out of each other for a good while. Aja Kong just handles Bat like nothing and Bat sells & bumps her ass off for Aja. Bat's kicks are awesome and she does a great job as the face in peril when Aja dominates. I don't think I've ever bit for a pin more than Aja doing a second rope splash. But I also bit when Bat finally hit the abesigiri. These gals had me me 100% invested throughout this match. ****"

[5.0] "This match was very much more about Ogawa/Hashimoto taking on the General's The Monster faction, with Nash/Hall being guests to help facilitate. Neither of the Outsiders do anything crazy, with a good chunk of the match focused on the referee being part of the Monsters and doing fast counts and denying Ogawa his strikes. The ending with a disoriented ref not realizing he was counting the pin on Hall was amusing. Not a workrate classic, but it wasn't meant to be. Would be an even stranger match in a vacuum given the year and talent involved."

[10.0] "An emotional tour de force. Cody's desire to kill the Attitude era being so strong it extends to him brutalising his own brother to a bloody pulp makes for a great story to tell throughout this match that both workers did a phenomenal job in telling. Dustin's resigned looks at the start, knowing he's the better in-ring performer but not wanting to use that strength on his own brother, ultimately getting the better of him until he starts bleeding. Cody's realisation of how badly his brother is injured and that he's the one to have caused this. Those looks in between finisher attempts, practically begging Dustin to eat the pin so he doesn't have to carry on attacking his own brother, that's perfect in-ring storytelling. And, of course, that promo and hug at the end. This is everything I could want from a wrestling match."

[7.0] "Good match, short bout by NOAH main event standards, but watching Vader destroy both Jun Akiyama and Akitoshi Saito is very entertaining."

[6.0] "This was your run-of-the-mill TV main event, a solid bout with a relatively hot crowd. I think Theory's charisma (or lack thereof) and mediocre in-ring skills held this match back. I thought Seth could've did a better job selling that knee, in one sequence he can't lift Theory for the buckle bomb but then in another he suplexes Theory off the top rope seemingly without any damage. This overall was a good watch and I'd rate it [3.25]"

[7.0] "There are some things about Ospreay I find undeniably good. I really dig the intensity he can bring to his matches. He has some pretty remarkable cardio. HIs agility and precision are outstanding. He can even be fairly charismatic on the mic. With all those good things being said, when watching his matches, I am often struck by one prevailing thought: I kind of wish he'd pull back some. By that I mean I wish he would, at times, work a bit more conservatively. Much of that intensity I like can be overdone a bit for my taste, often leading matches where he feels akin to spamming special moves in a fighting game. The athleticism is impressive, but it has the effect of much of his matches feeling less like a well told story and more like an acrobatics exhibition. There are two matches where I think he's performed his style in a why I found very appealing. One was his match against Walter (Gunther) and the other was (most of) his match against Kenny Omega at Forbidden Door 2023. I want to like his work more, but I'm left thinking much of his matches are the same."

[5.0] "This was a fine match, but it didn't really flow as well as either team's matches with America's Most Wanted. The need to get away from Russo's trend of having cheating that doesn't amount to anything. Neither the dick punch or the chain shot had the slightest effect on the match. It would be better if they don't force the ref to look like an idiot by "missing" it."

[10.0] "If you watch pro wrestling this is a top tier PPV. Danielson v Ospreay is MOTY and added to the "ever" list of matches on this card took it to next level viewing. Every match on here was PPV level (aside from Jericho/Hook) & per usual the company gives you every pennies worth."

[10.0] "I love this, it showed who ran the show and had the power to do stuff. Nick Aldis been an great general manager this was one of the few bits I enjoyed by him."

[7.0] "The Matches were Fine but the Segments in between carried this Raw. Ludwig attacking Giovanni & kicking him out, Sheamus & Drew's War of Words & Chad's Scolding of American Alpha were all great & helped develop their Characters forward. Gunther v Gable in the King of the Ring Final is my Dream & it would be Peak."

[] "Plenty of great spots in this match. Danielson showing his technical wrestling masterclass while Ospreay showed his high flying masterclass. Maybe the best match I every watched live 10/10"

[8.0] "I just lost it at the opening segment "Crapper 3:16". As awful as the TAFKA Goldust character was, his segment with Austin is really funny. Good episode of Raw here and a good ending to a strong year for the show. The Owen vs Michaels match was probably the best match on Raw in quite some time and the build to it was really good all show. New Age Outlaws actions in recent weeks gives us the return of Cactus Jack with a memorable moment where Terry Funk debuted the Chainsaw Charile character which had a great horror movie style reveal. Theres a good moment in the Undertaker/Kane storyline where Undertaker ends up aiding Kane in destroying several jabronis. Jim Cornette yells at a cloud again and Marc Mero continues to act unhinged when Sable is revealed as the cover girl for Raw magazine. The Rock continues to do really fun self absorbed promos and there's an obvious rift with him and Faarooq. The matches besides Owen vs HBK and the Cactus Jack match are kinda whatever with another terrible DOA vs Boricuas match in a terrible feud that just won't end!"

[] "fun house show in front of a great crowd. The IC title 4-Way was MOTN of course, but Ricochet-JD McDonagh wasn't far behind, providing some great high flying; I felt like I was back in the mid 2010s UK indies all over again. Drew McIntyre's heel work was on point, like it's been on TV. He even took a shot at Wayne Rooney who was sitting front row (which you can see on WWE's socials). The rest of the show was fine, nothing amazing in ring but still a ton of fun, exactly what I expect from a house show."

[6.0] "Fun little entertaining match that honestly no one needs to go out of their way to watch but it just came up on my recommendations on YouTube and I just had fun watching it on my phone"

[6.0] "Early DDT really liked their Boxers dudes between Chotaro Kamoi & Toba. This match is basically 95% trading punches. Granted these are stiff as hell punches but besides the Triple M run in which was awesome cause Yakuza Man here did a sick combo on him, theres not a lot to sink your teeth into, at least for me. ***"

[7.0] "I am not really the best connoisseur of both ladies' work (I've seen Mizunami in AEW), but hell, they threw some nasty punches and chops to each other. Some good counters and transitions put on. It is difficult to transpose a Japanese way of fighting in face in front of a foreign crowd, but the ladies managed to put on a pretty cool fight. At their age and experience, they have nothing left to prove."

[9.0] "For what you lose in substance it makes up in content. An absolute great line in here from a man in his last full-time year in pro wrestling. Again, very basic and effective structure makes the big lines important. It's a blink-and-you'll-miss-it promo, but man, that's a line I'll remember for a long time."

[6.0] "Even after switching factions Izuchi had to job again, but I guess because Ikemoto is from Osaka he had to get the win here. That aside, this match wasn't as interesting in reality as it looked on paper - I expected more from Ishida/Iwamoto then what happened here and Izuchi didn't stand out on his ownt either, so i thought it was just a solid match."

[7.0] "Without discussing elements that could be polarizing, I think Ospreay had some sort of right to defend himself from what was effectively a sneak diss. His specific response is... something I've heard a lot over the years! It's not like it isn't warranted or anything. There's been an impressive career rehabilitation of someone mentioned in the promo. I wonder how it'll affect the ratings :-). Nonetheless, Ospreay's job here is to sell the big match with Danielson -- which already really sold itself -- and he did that pretty effectively. It's promo 101, putting over the opponent while maintaining the elements why Ospreay is better. Pretty basic, though effective structure."

[10.0] "Bravo! This match exceeded all expectations. The fact that these two were meeting for the first time is a credit to how amazing their chemistry is. MOTY for me and on the "ever" list for sure. The finish was a like an old western with two gunslingers using their finishers to see who's would hit first: The Bisaiku Knee v The Hidden Blade. If someone added some "The Good, the Bad and the Ugly" theme music it would've been even more perfect. The counters were swift and cohesive and it allowed both to get off their styles equally. Ospreay's Styles Clash counter to the armbar was smooth and used proper. The Storm Driver '93 was hit perfectly and Danielson sold it so well that a lot of people bit on the sell and their reactions (even in the ratings in this website hahaha) were ridiculous to asinine. Overall definitely both of these two put on the greatest show they could and gave us the MOTY in April and one of the "ever" lists top 3. This match was a whole level above anything this year. It clears!"

[5.0] "The main attraction to this is the fact it happened at all. The clash of styles could have worked in an earlier year, but in 2004 it wasn't going to happen. There's a lot of focus on Foley's barbed wire bat, which ultimately does more damage to him and people at ringside than it does to Kawada. Fun for the fact it happened and nothing more."

[8.0] "He's just cool lmao he's just a lot of fun I really like him he's charismatic I love his character and he's fun to watch in the ring even if he's just enhancement talent whenever he shows up on Dynamite or Collision"

[6.0] "A solid opening match that met my expectations and is going to help elevate Bryan Keith it was a fine match"

[0.0] "That promo was si unnessecary. Like AEW needs to focus on their own product and let the others aside. Because by doing this right now, they are acknowledging everything that the other side says when actually the other do not even listen to them. Focus on the product, give us interesting storylines and stop giving tv time to the other company."

[8.0] "I really wish these two had a big PPV match because this storyline was a great set up for it. It's a shame we didn't get a finish here or we could have gotten a longer match, but it's really good for what it is. Owen shows a great intensity and aggression throughout the entire match! There was no break in the action at all."

[8.0] "Tankman bouncing around smaller guys is really fun, and that functioned pretty well against a fired up babyface like Christian. In fact, it could be considered as a copycat of Tankman vs. Everett of the DPW Worlds Title Tournament, but with Christian, it had an even more of feeling of indie extravaganza, with a supplement of Blake Christian's approximative selling. Nonetheless, "All Heart" isn't just for the nickname, Christian took a lot, and put over Tankman's raw power and pleasure to throw some big nasty moves. A great clash of styles."

[6.0] "Just a good, quite enjoyable opener. They traded some moves, had a couple of impressive counters and they were really smooth with all of the transitions. Jericho was over and there were "Regal sucks" chants, so the heel and babyface dynamic was present. Overall not the best match you'll see, but still a competent, fun bout."

[7.0] "This was a very good match. Jerry and Crazy work really well together. I wouldn't mind a longer program between these two."

[3.0] "I've been putting off rating this for three months since it happened. God. It isn't the worst match I've ever seen, not by a longshot. It is however, the saddest match I've ever seen. You just feel bad for Ibushi here the whole way through. He shouldn't have wrestled this match, especially on the main event of NOAH's biggest show of the year. I get that they wanted a big attendance and Ibushi is a big get, but they really should've just cancelled the match and have Marufuji wrestle KENTA or someone else that's hugely popular. As it stands, this is just a sad, slow, and long train wreck. * 1/2 for at least going through the whole way. That's commendable."

[9.0] "This was a banger of a ppv the only stinker was Hook and Jericho probably the best ppv of the year in my opinion so far"

[9.0] "I'm not upset about Becky's win. I realized before the match that either she or Jax would win. Because I heard that Morgan is being very much hated by fans because of Rhea's injury. After Becky and Morgan eliminated Jax from the match. I was 100% sure that Becky would deal with Morgan at the end of the match, which happened a couple of minutes later. I still remember the terrible reign Morgan as SmackDown women's champion, maybe WWE didn't decide to give her another opportunity today. By itself, Battle Royal pleasantly surprised me, almost all the ladies showed themselves: Maxxine took revenge on Hartwell and LeRae. Zoey did a few eliminations and worked a little on the team with Shayna. Chelsea wasn't eliminated at the very beginning, which is why I had dark thoughts that she would win an upset victory. Well, let's immediately touch on her partner Niven: it was cool that she tried to take revenge on Becky after elimination. And, of course, Jax... Jax, Jax, Jax... She was the absolute powerhouse of this match, there's nothing else to add. The match itself is very good. Great job, ladies!"

[10.0] "A great end to his AEW run. A great end to his career. He chose the best possible opponent for his final match. I loved every moment from entrance to the end of the show. Every spot. Every near fall. I liked having Surfer sting and Wolfpac sting there. Thank you sting."

[] "Best raw post mania. Each tag-team/faction had their own story arcs developed in a more interesting direction. Drew's segments continue to be fun and engaging, Sheamus Interference only made it better. His match with Shinsuke was solid too. New Day were unbearable, they need a shakeup."

[8.0] "This was my 1st Kumite show in person felt like this show was very good no bad matches at all in this show felt like a couple of matches were a bit rushed didn't effect the quality of the matches but some could have been longer Alton Thorne VS Clint Margera was a masterpiece if you seen Alton's promo before the match there was a lot of storytelling in this match. Will be at more Kumite shows this promotion has a special vibe"

[6.0] "Nah, this match didn't work for me. They tried to do an ''Epic'' match, and the story was there, but this didn't work in my opinion. Not a fan of Oku's selling. Babyfaces shouldn't sell that way. Mid-match, Ospreay sells his knee for a few minutes and then completely ignores it. I did like the finishing stretch. That's where the rating comes from. This would've been an all-timer if they had cut the first 20 minutes."

[8.0] "To be honest, I was curious to know what "Hardcore" is really is in DPW, and at the end of the day, I liked this fight. It was great fun, especially for a last minute replacement by Loco. Thankfully, maybe, for Corino, it is less bloody against Loco than against that mad man of Alex Colon. Nonetheless, it was brutal. Doors, strange objects to use, and some nasty bumps took by both lads. They showed they are hardcore, clearly. That strange looking bat played a good role in the bout and its use was pretty cool. The finish ruled. Superb showing for both guys, especially for Colby Corino. It is really cool to see him outside that shithole that is Billy Corgan's NWA."

[6.0] "This match was silly fun, bit whatever with the early brawling but once the weapon gimmick gets introduced it perks up a bit. I don't think I'm capable of not enjoying the sight of wrestlers getting clotheslined off a bike. And I got it twice here! The biggest negatives here are there are a couple of very clumsy/awkward spots that looked fairly dangerously sloppy. With the final one being a powerbomb from the top rope gone bad when he's dropped. They repeat the spot a moment later with assistance but it was too late."

[7.0] "You know from this first meeting you can already tell there's some chemistry between the future creators of the Bati Bati style. I find it amusing that this wasn't at a PWFG show and instead a Michi Pro show, because later on Michi Pro & Battlarts would do a lot of double shot shows together. Anyways this is a standard but good shoot style affair, lots of kicks, lots of cool submissions, even some suplexes. Really weird to watch an Ikeda/Ishikawa match without headbutts or punches to the face but there were some gut punches. What's also really weird is to see Ikeda in red trunks to go along with the red knee pads and kick pads, I'm so used to the black trunks. Anyways this very good and very digestible given the run time. ***1/2"

[] "The BEST wrestler in the world right now vs The greatest wrestler of all time, It's no brain that this is one of the greatest match since Okada vs Omega in WK11, I never thought this day will come until this match happend, great job! easy10/10"

[6.0] "Solid match, Jun Akiyama has a great performance and looks very strong, but Sanada got too little offense, and most of his offense were just elbows."

[] "What a match Ospreay and Danielson showed us! It's the kind of stuff that I thoughr could only happen in videogames! This match has match of the year written all over it... if not of the decade (if there's such a thing ahahah). Perfect 10 all the way."

[] "Im not sure why it took me this long to finally watch this match, but holy. What more can you ask for. Joe working stiff and beating the shit out of Necro plus Kingston, Punk, and Prazak on commentary. Also Eddie said he'd stab Necro."

[10.0] "The greatest match that has ever took place on the American wrestling scene and one of the greatest matches that I have ever seen in my life. An absolute masterpiece, perfect under every aspect. The crowd has to be one of hottest crowds I've heard, the "we're not worthy" chant says it all. They told a simply yet effective story with Bryan trying to bring things to the mat while Ospreay tried to escape Bryan's dangerous submissions by using his speed and athleticism. The action was just unbelievable, everything they did just looked devasting and the excecution was absolutely flawless. The oscutter on the apron followed by the diving hidden blade off the apron was deadly. The whole oscutter into the flying busaiku knee was absolutely mindblowing. And the ending was legit one of the best endings I've seen in this sport with both men, exhausted, charging their finishers in two opposite corners. It's their last shot, whoever comes out of that automatically wins the whole match and in the end it was Ospreay who hit the hidden blade that basically gave him the win. Then, following a tiger driver '93 (with the seizure spot, omg) and the hidden blade, he got the actual victory. Just watch it, it's the greatest fucking spectacle you'll ever see. Bryan passed the torch to Ospreay, and Will can actually call himself the best in the world. 10/10 - 5*/5*"

[9.0] "By far the best match made by Kevin Owens in that period as Universal Champion. And guess what, Roman Reigns was involved once again in a masterful match before becoming Tribal Chief. (8.75/10)"

[7.0] "The match is good, but I would be more pleased with the victory of JD and Santos. An unfair victory, of course, but at least like this. And the defeat after defeat, after defeat of both JD and Santos disappoint me, but maybe they both have nothing to lose now. Okay, JD is still far from Damien Priest, who should be winning now, this is the reason why Damian beat up Rico and Andrade after the match. Okay, JD, but Santos as the leader of the stable Legando Del Fantasma should won something, otherwise, welcome back on NXT after few months."

[10.0] "Terry Funk made you believe. He made you believe it was real and that everything he was saying was the God's honest truth in his mind. When thinking of top promo's, if Terry Funk doesn't come to mind, I think it's simply you have not watched enough of him. He's fantastic on the mic, he's fantastic in the ring, and there's a reason why he is so revered by fans and his peers alike. There is something in Terry Funk that many have tried to imitate and failed in all the years since he was a full time wrestler and that is legitness. You could believe he was crazy, you look at his program with Ric Flair, and you would've believed that a mad man was on the television screen. You look at his stuff with Lawler and again, you would've believed that a mad-man was on the screen. He had the weird ability to make you believe he was a legit madman but also a coward at the same time. He wasn't a cool heel, he was just a bad guy when he wanted to be and that's why he's so good."

[3.0] "Otani does his best, but there's only so much one man can do with two MMA fighters who aren't experienced wrestlers yet. He does make Coleman look better than he did in his previous HUSTLE showings, but that's not a high bar. Bobish had a couple good moments, but at other points looked lost. There's even an irish whip towards a turnbuckle where he just spins and leaves Otani having to wait for him to right himself and get in position to be kicked. Sakata isn't bad but he doesn't really stand out either."

[3.0] "Baba and Kojika do not look good together. Tsurumi overshadows the old men and in general everything falls flat. The finish sums up the match's struggle 1.5 stars."

[7.0] "In a chaotic sea of red, this six man surprised me. There are some impressive dives. This match had me glued. 3.75 stars."

[10.0] "Great match between Sheamus and the amazing Shinsuke which keeps doing his best to make his opponent look good. Both performers did well and the result is really pleasing."

[5.0] "As a character, I'd give him a 9. He lived the gimmick and was able to survive some cringy and embarrassing angles due to the sheer dedication that he put into the gimmick. Saying that though, he's honestly a bit overrated. He was a lot better later in his career for sure. His matches with Batista, Punk, Edge, Michaels, and Triple H were amazing (all wrestlemania matches) but other than that... he never was a GREAT in ring worker. He had to be paired with the right person and didn't have the ability to have a great match with anyone. His matches could be slow and boring at times. For that I'll give him a 5. Undeniably a legend, known by many of wrestling fans and non wrestling fans alike; however, he has had a lot of duds in his career due to just not being the greatest in ring worker and I can't overlook that."

[] "Spot monkey fest. Very slow setups. Danielson landing on his head and suffering a concussion. Overall not a very good match."

[9.0] "I like Konosuke match better, but still great bout. Will is gold, Danielson is GOAT. If injury was scripted than wow, i really thought it was real"

[7.0] "Martel defends against Bockwinkel, who's no-nonsense as usual. Bockwinkel takes control early. Martel, a seasoned champion, weathers the storm. The match ends with a whimper, however. It stands as a solid bout with good action. 3.5 stars."

[6.0] "I don't know if thats Toni Storm problem or what but her character is awesome, but her matches are, mediocre at best. Better fight than Storm vs Purazzo. i dunno why"

[8.0] "Well, it seems to me that such an opponent as Shinsuke is what Sheamus needs right now after his return. Well, something new is maturing between Drew and the Celtic Warrior. Of course, we have already seen more than one Banger after Banger after Banger from them. And what made me smile was Michael Cole's botch before the Sheamus and Shinsuke match: "For the first time, McIntyre vs. Sheamus up next.""

[4.0] "This has Kiniski as a weak substitute for Dennis Condrey. At least there was a clean pinfall finish. 2.25 stars."

[] "thought the show was very solid. Battle Royal was much better than expected. Becky winning the title is the right move I think"

[3.0] "A pretty boring undercard match. I thought it was focused more on the managers than the wrestlers. 1.75 stars."

[9.0] "This was really fun. I thought the Damian Priest and Jey Uso stuff was pretty fun, and I enjoyed Priest throughout the night. Drew and Sheamus stuff was great and the Shinsuke and Sheamus match was very good, hard hitting with a few near falls Sheamus already looks good despite coming off a long injury lay off. Gunther was excellent tonight, hes becoming a very, very good promo. Convincing, for sure. New Day and Imperium had a great match as always, and Im interested in seeing whats next for Imperium after the turn. The tag title match was very good, and the main event was excellent, one of the best battle Royales in recent memory. An entertaining three hours that I have limited complaints about."

[6.0] "This is a tornado tag match to be clear. I thought it was decent, other than the finish. It was a trainwreck like tornado tags usually are, so it was fun. 3 stars."

[6.0] "This show was pretty stacked for Sendai Girls' standards, most likely the reason was the fact that it got uploaded to Wrestle Universe and imo if you're interesting in watching wrestlers that you only heard before, but never actually seen them in action, it's a good 'first introduction' type show to check out - Mio Momono, VENY, Mika Iwata, Riko Kawahata, ZONES, Ryo Mizunami and Hiroyo Matsumoto, their performances to me stood out as entertaining and/or memorable."

[4.0] "Okay can we stop this Awesome Truth push, I just don't understand why DIY lost, I hope DIY stops DX cosplay ASAP, I thought the match was and I didn't enjoy it. I thought DIY was the correct winner, not Awesome Truth, I hope Awesome Truth lose the title ASAP"

[7.0] "It was nice to see Nanami finally win something after debuting almost 7 years ago, but I didn't think she had some kind of a memorable or stand-out performance, instead Mizunami and Matsumoto were in the spotlight and Mizunami in the end carried her team to victory. Just good pro-wrestlers had a good pro-wrestling match that the crowd was into, an enjoyable time. ***1/4"

[6.0] "Solid event, with Daga vs YO-HEY and Kenoh vs Sasaki being the best matches, but the main event was boring"

[2.0] "The pre-match segment was fun, then the match started and the fun stopped. It's largely just a one sided beat down from Tiger to Zebraman with no real payoff within the match. The post match save from Dusty and Corino points towards it being more for story, but the match could have been shorter and to achieve this."

[7.0] "Strong match up, you wont get a bad one with the talent involved here. Nothing emotional but overall some great action"

[5.0] "Medium show, split Imperium is a bad idea. Becky Lynch still champion is worse than Ripley and the Jey Uso/Priest feud sucks. There's a big slack after Wrestlemania 40, which is a bit normal, but it shouldn't last too long and Backlash should launch new, more exciting feuds."

[7.0] "Okay, the first title defense of the Awesome Truth. I was completely sure that DIY wouldn't win, so I put up with it in advance. But I still hope that sooner or later Johnny and Tommaso will win the championship. Although, maybe they will go after the draft on the same brand as Grayson and Austin. And DIY will be challenged for titles A-Town Down Under."

[5.0] "Rather average PPV, the opener is good, Swann/Hendry it's been going on too long, we need to find a new program for Henry who is one of the only ones to get the audience to react. Kazarian/Young sucked, Maclin gets beaten by Santana, too bad. Happy for Santana's arrival though, a good addition to the X-Division. It's a shame to see The System continuing to interfere with the titles. Mike Bailey deserves much better. Hammerstone vs Alexander is the match of the night. Grace/De Lander overbooked sucked, the ending with Kon and PCO, Callihan's return, the ref bump is way too much. Glad Nemeth lost in the main event but Moose's reign is too long, he needs to drop the title next time. Matt Hardy in 2024...Hmm, I'm afraid Broken Matt is a bit of a has-been now."

[7.0] "The battle royal match didn't highlight anyone specifically in this match (perhaps Nia Jax, to some degree), but given the lack of depth at the top of the Women's division, there weren't many options for the Champion. For me, it was either Becky or Liv. After being the runner-up on back-to-back Royal Rumble matches, Liv continues to come close to the title, but not close enough. With the absence of Rhea Ripley, Raquel Rodriguez, Alexa Bliss & Carmella, I hope the WWE Draft brings new storylines for the Women's division (both on Raw and SD)."

[9.0] "Outstanding for a battle royal, all the women had chance to show off their skills and whilst many wanted another winner, there's always time in the future to tell another story"

[] "One of my top WCW matches ever, along with the '92 WarGames match. Eddie is at his most vicious, while having the most swagger. The moonsault DDT makes this match legendary by itself, but the way everything feels organic and as smooth as can be makes it one of the best."

[8.0] "Nice match as usual between these teams, though hearing that it was going to happen again didnt exactly get my interest. Theyve fought so many times that it is hard to get interested again. Odds are this is not going to sit well with Gunther, who has been tired of Imperium screwing up more than once. New Day getting a win helps them a bit, but they still need something new."

[8.0] "This was a great tournament. All the matches were fast paced and had exciting action. I enjoyed all the matches. Maybe the only criticism I have is that all the first round encounters were under five minutes, but knowing that the shows only last two hours it had sense. Eventhough they are short, they were cool and we could see some good moves. The semifinals were far better, but the best encounter was the final between Chris Sabin and Juventud Guerrera. I knew that was going to be good, but not that good. They have an insane chemistry and they show it on some great counters and rollups exchanges. There are some great nearfalls. It's a huge victory for Sabin, I think this elevates him to the top of the company as one of the biggest stars. He did a great job. And having the four foreign wrestlers was cool, so we could see new talent on this shows. Hopefully, Teddy Hart and Juvi come back to the company. Totally worth checking out this tournament."

[8.0] "It was a good show and it was the official start of a new era, and it was reasonable to read stories and feuds in the first show, maybe it won't appeal to some viewers. I liked this show and I think it was good and entertaining and I give this show 8 points ."

[9.0] "It was a great match and it felt like classic and old matches in the Smackdown brand. The audience reaction was good and helped make the match more interesting. The performance of all 8 wrestlers present in the match was good and they all did their best. I give this match 9 points."

[9.0] "The match and feud that reminds me of the Kurt Angel and Chris Benoit matches and really has a very high potential to become one of the best feuds in the history of the main roster in terms of match quality. Everything about this feud is great and I'm enjoying it . I give this match 9 points."

[6.0] "The match was decent but showed nothing new. Andrade is strong; Ricochet is athletic; JD is a reliable stooge and Santos... Well, Santos wasn't supposed to be in this match, but he gelled well with JD, considering that Dom is out injured. It was a nice way to build Andrade and his feud with The Judgement Day. Next week's 6-Man tag team match with Jey Uso on one side and Damian Priest on the other should be an entertaining one."

[9.0] "It was really a great match and one of the best and most memorable matches in the history of women's wrestling and WWE. IYO's performance in this competition was excellent. I give this match 9 points ."

[8.0] "The match was good: nothing bad, but nothing special either. But after the match Ludwig kicked Giovani out of the Imperium. This beating was wonderful. And GUNTHER's reaction to this is also quite interesting. Well, now we are waiting for a new member of the Imperium. Giovani will most likely return on the NXT, I hope he will prove himself solo there and win the North American Championship as a minimum. The match itself is 6/10, but the actions after the match deserve 8/10."

[4.0] "I'm surprised about the fact that Nia Jax didn't destroy Sasha's injured leg, because she could be able to. (4/10)"

[6.0] "It is evident that Sheamus is out of practice and needs more time in the ring to regain his composure. But I'm so happy to see him back in the ring after missing so much time due to injury. His match against Nakamura was better than the one last week against Ivar. I'm curious to see where he drops in the WWE Draft and follow his story. Having Sheamus feud with Drew (until CM Punk is cleared to wrestle) is an excellent way to bring him to the fold."

[8.0] "A purely solid gala - interspersing moments of embarrassment with genius. A beautiful farewell to Sting - the main reason I watched the entire show. But not one Sting made the gala. A very weak women's fight severely lowers the score, despite the fact that two athletes with high skills faced each other. The show only got rolling after the great Ospreay vs Takeshita bout, and maintained a high level until the end. However, before that...it was the level of a random PPV from a wrestling game..."

[8.0] "This show was really strong and probably one of the best shows in TNA history so far. The opener was the only mediocre part of the show, but it was only a one minute squash match. We see a lot of interviews to the wrestlers that are going to participate on the main event, the War Games match, some of them are better than others, for example Raven and James Mitchell. The other big point of the show was the Super X Cup, a really entertaining tournament with some exciting and fast paced matches. The four matches of the first round were under five minutes, but all them were good, exciting action and high spots. Teddy Hart looked strong. On the semifinals we saw Teddy Hart taking on Juventud Guerrera, pretty exciting and cool spots. But Sabin vs Kazarian was better, for me this was the best match of this two wrestlers I've seen so far. Great chemistry. But the match of the tournament was without a doubt the finals between Chris Sabin and Juvi. This two have great chemsitry and did some insane counter sequences. Also was fast paced and had great moves. It's a big win for Sabin to solidifie him as one of the top wrestlers of the company. The main event was a cool war games match with weapons hanging off the cage. It was pretty decent, with some cools spots. I liked that they uses all the existing feuds and threw them to a war games match, it had sense. After the babyfaces win, it happens a big brawl. Douglas and The New Church attack Raven on the ring and cut his hair, building to the future hair vs hair match. It was a great show."

[8.0] "Thought this was a great world title match. Samoa Joe came to work here as all of stuff albeit simple looked great and he brutalized Swerve with his work and his mannerism are just amazing. The most brutal looking thing Joe probably did was the powerslam onto the exposed concrete. Swerve began slowing Joe down after he chopped his arm into the post, and he began targeting the left arm of Joe here in order to slow the big mans offense down. The built to the ending well, and all of the near-falls/big moves were logical. Its a shame Swerve missed the initial stomp on Joe, because that wouldve been an amazing finish for his first world title win, but I still thought this was great nonetheless.****"

[7.0] "They had to follow that insane Danielson/Ospreay match so they struggled with the crowd here but this was a good match overall. I wouldve preferred a straight wrestling match, because Im over seeing ladder matches in 2024 and seeing the dynamic with FTR as faces and the Bucks as heels wouldve been great but you cant have everything you want in life. They went for one crazy spot to one crazy spot after another and yet none of it was anything we really hadnt seen yet. The blood from Dax definitely gives this some extra points, and the best wrestler in this match was easily Cash to me. As one expected Jack Perry cost FTR the match and helped The Bucks win the titles.***1/2"

[9.0] "I dont think this was the greatest match ever, or even the greatest match of either guys career but this was amazing. The crowd made this match feel like the biggest thing ever from the start with the way they were reacting, and them chanting were not worthy was quite funny although a bit self indulgent. I loved the opening exchanges with them grappling, and Bryan dodging Ospreays kicks was so cool to me for some reason. Bryan caught Ospreay with a kick right to the gut when he went for a springboard dive, and although Bryan tried working on it Will isnt smart enough to sell it for the duration of the match(he does sell initially fine enough), because he wants to get his shit in although his offense does look amazing to be fair, but its a shame that Danielson limb work doesnt really matter. I could also say the same thing about Danielsons attempted arm work here as well. This match really connects when they go all out and start hitting tiger drivers off the top rope, oscutters on the apron and countering triangle chokes into a Styles Clash. Danielson hitting a buzaki knee as Ospreay went for an oscutter was probably the high spot of the move that was legit insane. The spot where they both stared at each other, and then both went for their respective running finisher felt like something youd see in anime that was really cool. Ospreay definitely killing Danielson with a tiger driver 91 and another blade runner was the right finish to this, this gets extra points at the end for Bryan doing the seizure spot too.I dont enjoy every Ospreay epic, and while this one has its flaws, which was mainly just Ospreays selling. This ended up being one of them with all the big stuff connecting, because Bryan made Ospreay work for it, and the crowd making this feel big time helps too. This never felt long despite going 32 minutes.****1/2"

[6.0] "This was mainly a back and forth match here, and I thought it was easily Toni Storms best match under the new gimmick although that isnt really a hard bar to clear. There was an underlying story for a bit of Rosa having a bad back, but that was only picked up when convenient. ***1/4"