[6.0] "Most of the matches I would rate as good . The last two maybe a little better than good . Don't understand the extreme love for Vampiro . Not sure that he ever had it let alone still having it now . One major drawback was the music in between the matches . The same terrible song over and over . I really had to struggle to not allow it to have a negative impact on the way I viewed the show . Matches worth watching : Chris Colen & Francis Kaspin vs. Da Mack & Hurricane Helms , Bobby Gunns vs. Drago , Kim Ray vs. WALTER , A4 (Absolute Andy & Marius Al-Ani) (c) vs. The Young Lions (Lucky Kid & Tarkan Aslan) , Ilja Dragunov vs. Julian Nero vs. The Avalanche , Jurn Simmons (c) vs. Matt Riddle and my top match was Emil Sitoci (c) vs. Angelico vs. Penta El Zero M vs. Rey Fenix ."

[8.0] "A very landmark show for wXw, with the LU partnership and the crowd, but not their best. The opening tag was basic stuff, but Hurricane's charisma did add a little and made it more fun (**1/2). Drago/Gunns was a solid match; Drago is always fun to see go and Gunns is a really good heel (**3/4). WALTER vs Ray was pretty good stuff; WALTER played a great imposing force, Kim had some good kicks and decent fire, and the CMJ/Beck stuff didn't take anything away (***1/4). Without the story and presentation and blood of LU, the Relaxed Rules match with Bad Bones is the best Vampiro match you can hope for in 2017; Vampiro, very over in Germany, was covered for his lack of speed with his ability to pace a hardcore match pretty well, and Bad Bones was a really good choice to work with him, as he had a really good performance all the way through the really cool final spot; the best one could've hoped for from this (***1/2). A4 vs Young Lions was a fun tag match with some urgency and good action; Al-Ani continues to impress me ever since I started following wXw; the finish was a bit lame though (***1/4). Jaxon played the midcard heel putting over the nostalgia act; this was nothing (**). The Cerberus Explodes 3-Way was a pretty solid match that kept its pace up, but it was only particularly good when Dragunov vs Avalanche was happening; Nero added very little (***). Simmons vs Riddle was a heavyweight clash that changed momentum a few times as Riddle's strikes and technique clashed with Jurn's raw size and power; this just ramped up and got better and better over time (***3/4). The main event started with some basic (and gratingly common) multi-man spots, but became a really exciting spotfest over time; the final sequence was good stuff (***3/4). Angelico as Shotgun Champ is a great idea going forward. A pretty good show, but possibly one of wXw's most important."