[5.0] "The in-ring work on this card was perfectly fine, but nothing stood out as noteworthy or worthy of targeting as a viewer (if you missed the episode). The promo work from Callis was good, and I'm excited to see where his Family goes next (maybe the Trios titles? ). I should also give AEW credit for airing some of the C2 post-match promos on Rampage (which seemed obvious, but wasn't done right away). The only other story beat that's been consistently paying off for regular Rampage viewers is the Angelo Parker/Ruby Soho romance angle. With all that said, this hour went by relatively fast and didn't bore me -- just nothing here worth revisiting."

[4.0] "Just a bunch of multi-man matches with little to no build. Sting and Flair have been fun. Opener had its moments with some good spots and comedy but also some that did not hit for me. Still it was my MOTN. All of the matches had decent wrestling but none were spectacular."

[2.0] "Another uninteresting Rampage in the ring and in the pursuit of stories. Horrified by the presence of the repulsive Ric Flair"

[5.0] "it was boring for me. the Main Event was a bit exciting, but other things were just pointless and not that exciting or focused on wrestling. when all the matches of the show are Tag Team contests, the show must have a long duration to give every participant enough time to wrestle. 4 Tag Team matches for an one hour show, isn't a good idea at all."

[6.0] "A very irregular show. The first match was very disorganized and with little mobility among those involved. The squash fight of the Don Callis family was very mediocre and with a very repetitive post-match promo. The women's trio fight was not very good, with a couple of errors in the sequences and the main event was what saved the program from giving it a red note. Good final match between all involved. 6/10."

[5.0] "Decent show overall. It would appear that AEW seems to be relegating Rampage to what Dark Elevation was: A Mid-Card Enhancement Show. If this is the case then maybe they should just move Rampage to YouTube and go forward with as a Mid-Card Enhancement show."

[6.0] "A solid episode, with a lot of angles getting a little bit of the spotlight so we don't forget them. Well-executed and coherent, though perhaps primarily enjoyable for people who crave more fresh AEW content like me."

[5.0] "This was not a good episode, at all. You'd think with the Continental Challenge eating up so much time, they'd have bigger matches here, but they seem to not want to overshadow it. We open with an Eight-Man Tag Match between Hook, Danhausen, Orange Cassidy, and Trent Beretta and Cool Hand Ang, Daddy Magic, and the Dark Order where nothing happened. i don't know why we needed eight people to show that Danhausen was back, but apparently we did. Next, we got a Trios squash, as the Don Calis Family destroyed Jah-C, Kit Sackett, and Renny D. We then got another Trios match as Hikaru Shida, Kris Statlander, and Skye Blue took on the Outcasts and Anna Jay in a bad match. Finally, we get a very weak Match of the Night, as el Hijo del Vikingo, Komander, and Penta El Zero Miedo took on Brian Cage and the WorkHorsemen in another very disappointing match."

[5.0] "A load of largely meaningless multi person tags this week, although Skye Blue got a title shot out of winning hers. There was also a random Sting and Ric Flair promo here, I still bet Flair turns on Sting before we get to Revolution 2024, what's one more?"