[8.0] "This was a fun continuation of Dynamite, with some solid matches and segments. Highlights for me were Will Osprey, who may be my 2nd favorite wrestler right now, and Swerve Strickland teaming up. I also am happy to see Chuck Taylor anytime. I enjoyed the segment with the Acclaimed, and I wonder who Johnny TV will team with? Anna Jay is one of my favorites as well, glad to see her get a match. And Jack Perry setting up that heel turn. I also found Jericho to be funny tonight."

[8.0] "One of the best rampage of the year because it was not just meaningless matches there was some good angles some storyline progression and the show really mattered. The opener was good, the acclaimed segment was a lot of fun Harley Cameron has a lot of potential, the women's match was nice, the main even was very good and Sanada's appearance was a great surprise he looked like a million bucks. The length of the show makes it very easy to watch and very enjoyable"

[6.0] "This was good, if not exactly must watch. Some minor story advancement, a couple of entertaining matches and a feel good, if unnecessary ring segment with the Acclaimed. Really don't understand why the Acclaimed have been so completely cooled off, given squash matches and Rampage segments to keep them somewhat relevant. Anyway, the multiman was fine, if predictable. Best Friends do the job again, Ospreay teams with Swerve to get some extra heel heat. Jungle Boy's match with Douki had him sending clear heel turn vibes, and was a fine match."

[8.0] "A very good show that leaves you with a great taste in your mouth and desire to see Forbbiden Door. Good fights, it flies by, so this time it deserves a good rating."

[7.0] "Overall, a much better line-up/set-up for Forbidden Door than Dynamite. Some competitive matches that meant something and some good progression of storylines."

[6.0] "Decent opener and main event. The Chicago crowd were in full contrarian mode and seemed to get a kick out of calling Douki "Dookie" or something (they were meming a wrestler they're not familiar with but I do think he won them over a bit by the end), but it allowed for Perry to show off a little more aggression and attitude with a slightly heelish performance. I don't know if that's something he's going to work with from here on but it does make the Sanada match more interesting, and it added to the match with Douki. Blue vs Jay was fine enough and better than you would have expected just a few months ago. The Acclaimed segment was really just there for a cheap pop and to get the AEW crowd patting their own backs but at least the delivery was kind of funny. There's nothing you're likely to remember even a week from now but not bad for an hour-long show, largely due to the main event being a decent match for its length and the crowd's behaviour during it."

[8.0] "The best match was Jack Perry vs. DOUKI. The Acclaimed & Harley Cameron segment is truly one of the worst segments that I have seen from a Mainstream Wrestling promotion in quite a long time. I don't know who produced that segment, but that was nothing to be proud of, pat yourself on the back, and have a cookie over. I was truly embarrassed to be a wrestling fan after watching that segment. It very much reminded me of the worst of WWE."

[6.0] "Can we get rid of ladies who scream a lot in wrestling as a gimmick, its not heel heat it just hurts my ears and I would be embarrassed if someone caught me watching it. I actually considered turning it off during that segment but the Anthony Bowens "lady... im gay" interaction made up for it and the surprise with John Hennigan was kinda underwhelming as the crowd was dead from the segment preceding it. The matches were mainly solid. good show Match of the show: Jack Perry vs DOUKI"

[8.0] "Very fun opening multi man, fairly decent womens match that further elevated Skye Blue, MJF finally being on the show to announce Cole vs Filthy Tom Lawlor, Acclaimed segment being messy but still endearing especially during pride and also announcing the return of Johnny Elite/TV/Last Name, plus one of the best Rampage main events? Recipe for a better than average Rampage. Not quite worth a 9 or 10 but I can easily give it an 8 for fans of both the sports entertainment in the MJF/Acclaimed segments as well as workrate fans with the opener and main event being VERY good."

[8.0] "thats how episode of rampage should look like. World champion appearance, great debut and two good matches makes it a really good show."

[9.0] "Way better than Dynamite this week, one of the best Rampages in quite a while with a strong main event, a great opening tag match and a really cool scene with Anthony Bowens. Am very excited for Forbidden Door."

[7.0] "Good pre-Forbidden Door episode, highlighted by Chicago's favourites, Skye Blue and... DOUKI. They loved DOUKI so much that they turned on Jungle Boy. Anyway I hope AEW continues to put good stuff on Rampage and don't limit things to just Dynamite and Collision. Credit to Anthony Bowens for saving what was trending to be an all time worst AEW segment with Harley Cameron, leading to the return of "Johnny TV"."

[7.0] "Pretty good episode that started with the eight man tag team match whicj was satisfactory. The Acclaimed's squash was alright and Johnny Elite return was a great moment but I hope that they have better plans for him than make him a part of QTV. Blue vs. Anna Jay wasn't very good but al least it was a nice moment for Blue to win in her hometown (again). I think they are going to push her and I think that she deserves it as she improved a lot and lately put on some good perfomances. Douki vs. Perry excceded my expectations and turned out to be very good. It was one of my first times seeing Douki and I was really impressed with his perfomance. Perry got booed and I hope that this the first step for a heel turn as his character didn't say much to me lately. Sanada's arrival in the post-match was a nice moment. Mjf/Cole segment was very fun. Overall: in past few weeks Rampage has been a good show and this was another good episode."