[6.0] "Solid edition of Rampage: Allin vs. Cage was a very good clash of styles and it was the best match of the night. Cassidy vs. Johnny Tv was satisfactory with a surprisingly good promo by Yuta in the post-match. Aussie Open's squash was enjoyable. Saraya vs. Blue wasn't very good but not as bad as Dyanmite's main event this week. Overall: it was a fine show, every match was different from the other and good storyline progression towards All In."

[4.0] "You can tell TK is trying to make us feel like he cares about the women's division all the sudden with all these main events that are women's matches but hey this main event wasn't a bad idea at all.. Until the ending where we see the thing that the Outcasts do every single time to win and it just makes you want to stop watching... Atleast Skye Blue isn't getting treated like enhancement talent anymore and has been getting somewhat of a push its disappointing it would of been so much better to see her instead of Saraya at Wembley. Saraya has X pac levels of go away heat with AEW fans at this point in her run and desperately needs to be put in either a Kabuki Warriors manager type role or needs to start putting the younger talent over because this was not a good look for her. An OC rampage match which means another easy win for him, and Darby Allin beating a guy whos 2 feet taller than him as usual. Pretty typical rampage stuff a 4 in my book."

[7.0] "Fun one hour show. Cage v Darby was the MOTN for me personally as I love every time these two wrestle and while not their best match it was good. Cassidy v TV was good as well with good story and comedy being mixed in with solid in ring action. Aussie Open got a pretty good squash match. Main Event was just alright."

[6.0] "A entertaining 1 hour show, with action back and forth, like Rampage should be. I enjoyed both first matches, especially Darby vs Cage, love they chemistry. Aussie Open match was a squatch to give them momentum before All In. And the Main Event was a little slow, but I still had fun watching it."

[4.0] "Not an episode you need to see. We're getting the Tooth and Nail effect all over again thanks to fans wanting to see the women's division in big spots even when it's not warranted. Darby and Cage are always pretty good together but this was maybe their most standard and forgettable match. Other matches - just not worth it. You know who is going to win, anyway."

[5.0] "This was ok. Any match with Darby is going to catch my attention, and I'm always open to seeing Aussie Open, but not in a squash match. Don't care about Orange Cassidy, now he's taking on Yuta next week? blegh. The ladies match continues the same dull trend of spray in the face to win garbage that has House of Torture levels of go away heat with me."

[8.0] "Good episode, with 3 good matches and one that was a squash match. Darby Allin vs Brian Cage: Good match to start the show, even though Brian Cage dominated Darby Allin in the first half, but Darby Allin managed to get into it within the second half and the way he won by the inside cradle was shocking to see [***1/2]. Orange Cassidy vs Johnny TV: This was a decent title defense, QTV trying to get involved and getting ejected from ringisde was funny, and OC retaining the title for the 28th time was good to see [***]. Aussie Open vs The Outrunners: Essentially a basic squash match to put over Aussie Open en route to their ROH Tag Title defense at All In [*]. Saraya vs Skye Blue: A decent women's division match, Saraya winning and advancing to the title match at All In was sort of obvious but still made the right choice with Saraya, even if The Outcasts did get involved, it was still an enjoyable watch [***]"

[4.0] "Pitiful Rampage. Outside of Darby vs Cage and a genuinely pretty good Wheeler Yuta promo, this entire show is literally skippable if you know the results. It's tiring at this point because there are various ways to make Rampage more interesting but the show constantly likes to go back to the habit of just putting on the least engaging set of matches possible. And when you have a main event as bad as this, where this is not a single moment in the match where I could describe as "good", it feels like I just wasted an hour of my time."

[3.0] "This was one of the most painful episodes of Rampage I've ever sat through. Cage and Allin were quite good, but you could have turned off the show after that. Orange Cassidy and Johnny TV were fine, but not even the people in the ring thought that TV had a chance of winning and it showed. Aussie Open were fun, but there's not much that they can do in 2 minutes. Finally, Skye Blue and Saraya proved that neither one of them are currently ready for the main event."

[7.0] "A Rampage with single OC and Darby matches are typically quite good. Cage is among one of the best fits for Darby as a perma rival like Brody King and Swerve, and I was interested in the post match stuff for OC. AO got a nice showing and I think the women main eventing did a solid job despite I really did hate another spray paint ending. Also, since Rampage fills a lot more time with video packages these days, I will say I also was fond of the ROH tag title one narrated by Ian Riccaboni and Eddie Kingstons update on NJPW and his Strong Openweight title. Found the Texas Chainsaw promo completely insane though. It was a pure fever dream."

[5.0] "There's some weeks where AEW try with Rampage, like last week and the Parking Lot Fight. This wasn't one of those weeks. A bunch of average all over the shop, two below par matches with Darby Allin and Orange Cassidy, and Skye Blue couldn't get anything out of Saraya."