[9.0] "An extraordinary pay-per-view from AEW with welcome title changes, such as the Tag Team, TBS and World Championships [not so much FTW]. In-ring action was consistently good to phenomenal, peaking with an all-timer in Danielson vs. Ospreay, but also an example made from the International Championship match. Some dips were the Nightingale/Hart match, and the Hook/Jericho brawl. The middle of the show dragged just a tad as a result, but didn't harm the final product too much. Jack Perry had a notable return that was executed really nicely. Swerve gains the AEW Title from Joe, realising his goal of becoming the first Black world champion in All Elite Wrestling's history. A well-thought out show, one that exceeded expectations and mediocre builds. [9.0]"

[9.0] "AEW continues to expand its annual PPV slate, with Dynasty in early 2024, bringing their total to nine a year. Its a credit to the company that it hasn't had a noticeable effect on the generally high quality of their shows, as although the first World's End back in late 2023 was maybe their worst ever, Dynasty 2024 has to be in consideration for one of their best. There's only two bad/not good matches here. Willow/Hart was given 6 mins to cap off a nothing build. Its a match with the stink of obligation, just a holding pattern for Mercedes Mone to come and take it at the next event. And Hook/Jericho is just legit awful, and worse yet its a feud that will continue to stink up PPVs for months to come. Everything else on the card? Basically whipped ass to various degrees in a variety of ways. Okada/Pac, Toni/Rosa, Strong/O'Reily and Swerve/Samoa Joe were all well-worked, entertaining title bouts. House of Black had a terrific trios match with Edge/Briscoe/Kingston, leaning on the animosity between Edge and Malakai Black. The ending ensured this feud would continue into Double or Nothing the following month. There's a wonderful ladder match between the two best modern American tag teams in FTR and the Young Bucks. These two have fought a number of times since 2020, but never like this. There's some truly insane spots in here, giving the audience the blood and broken tables every PPV could use. But as good as all this is, the one match everyone is gonna remember from this show is Danielson/Ospreay. This was a dream match for a number of years. The current best wrestler in the world vs the best wrestler of all time. There's an energy in the crowd before the two men even lock up that we haven't seen since the last Danielson dream match with Kenny Omega back in 2021. What follows actually lives up to the hype, an incredible MOTY-caliber bout that gives modern pro wrestling fans everything they could want. Its as good a match I've ever seen, and its the kind of match quality that's become a signature of this company. When Excalibur ends this show saying AEW is "the home of professional wrestling", you got no choice but to agree with him."

[8.0] "Great men's and women's title matches. Danielson-Ospreay the highlight of the show. The undercard overall is either inoffensive or outright forgettable. Overall a solid show."

[8.0] "A few efforts that ranged from middling to abysmal (cough Jericho vs Hook cough) stink up the joint but everything else around ranges from very good to excellent. Great matches can easily be found on the card with special moments in Dragon/Ospreay and Swerve's crowning."

[6.0] "A two match card, but how great those two matches were. PAC/Okada and obviously Ospreay/Danielson were wonderful, but the rest of the card was either disappointing, ruined by shenanigans and interference, or the Jericho/Hook match which was about as bad as Danielson/Ospreay was good."

"This is maybe the best event in AEW history, the big matches felt big and every single wrestler was giving it all. Ospreay vs Danielson might be one of the best matches in modern wrestling and the ending of the PPV with Swerve winning the AEW title was really sweet and felt like a victory for all people watching."

[9.0] "Overall one of AEW's best shows ever. from start to finish every match besides Jericho vs Hook gave me a reason to watch the show. From Dream matches to Ladder matches to Title matches to History being made I can say without a doubt that this was one of my favorite shows Iv'e ever gotten to watch and I'm so glad I got to see it in person."

[10.0] "Julia Vs Willow was bad and Jericho Vs Hook was horrible, but both the trios match and Toni Vs Rosa are really good, both Strong Vs O'Reilly and Swerve Vs Joe are fantastic, both Pac Vs Okada and FTR Vs Bucks ladder match are incredible and Danielson Vs Ospreay is the best thing in all of professional wrestling. Overall AEW Dynasty (2024) is a really phenomenal show."

[9.0] "A really really solid PPV from AEW here. The only complaint I have is that the Willow vs Julia match got only 6 minutes, like they deserved a lot better than that. Other than that, the matches were really good, and I haven't even gotten to the fact that this PPV houses honestly one of the best matches I've ever watched in my life in Ospreay vs Danielson. Like that was amazing. Additionally, the great opener & ladder match, plus you have Swerve's crowning moment here, which leads to this being an amazing show. Okada/PAC - ****1/2, 6 man - ***1/2, Julia/Willow - **1/4, Roddy/KOR - ****, Hook/Jericho (didn't watch), Toni/Rosa - ***1/2, Ospreay/Danielson - *****, Bucks/FTR - ****1/2, Joe/Swerve - ****."

[6.0] "An overall solid PPV from AEW here that had some nice progress on it in the form of a number of results heading toward Double or Nothing. The opening match and Bryan/Ospreay were my two favorites of the night. The latter is getting a lot of hype right now but I felt I have seen both wrestlers have stronger matches this year than that one as well as better matches within AEW, similar to how I felt toward Ospreay/Bailey in TNA last year. It was still a very good match but I fail to see a lot of the MOTY hype people have toward it. Bucks/FTR was good even with the expected ending. Most on the show was solid even if some matches I expected more from while Jericho/Hook was a bit of a miss. A couple of AEWs recent PPVs have felt longer than they should and this was one of those toward the middle of the show to me but there was enough good to make this a solid watch overall.""

[9.0] "This was an awesome PPV, only just slightly beaten out by Revolution the previous month in terms of how much I enjoyed it; AEW having two PPV's this good in a row was great for them. This show had two subjective five star matches for me but my favourite match was still the dream match come to life in Will Ospreay vs Bryan Danielson. In an unsurprising turn of events my least favourite match of the show was the FTW title match. St. Louis was treated to a damn good show here."

[9.0] "overall an excellent show with one stand out. okada pac was an excellent opener but after that it was a struggle to get through a lot of the next 2 hours. the 6 man tag was good fun as well as the international title match however the tbs title match was a waste of time and you couldn't pay me to watch more jericho, the women's title match was decent but not worth revisiting. but then came what i think may be the greatest match of all time, so much aura from just a stare down, nearly to the level of mania 18. so many incredible counters with hard hitting fast paced wrestling as well as unbelievable technical mat work from danielson. the ladder match did its best to follow and was excellent with a jack perry return. the world title match wasn't anything incredible but was a great well deserved moment for swerve."

"attended this event in person, as my 4th ever wrestling event attended. was absolutely wowed from start to finish with multiple memorable matches (including of course Ospreay v Danielson) and the atmosphere at the arena was totally electric and contagious, resulting in it getting more and more hype throughout the night. absolutely recommend watching this event."

[9.0] "The second half of this show was really something special. Everything from Storm vs Rosa onwards was really great. Definitely a recommendation from me."

[10.0] "Ospreay-Bryan, Okada-Pac, Bucks-FTR, Roddy-Kyle, a return to form for Toni Storm and the catharsis of Swerve winning the title. What's left to say?"

[8.0] "I was not expecting this card to deliver nearly as much as it did. This was built and presented like a B-show, and it definitely had some stinkers on it, but I thought the last four matches were all tremendous including one of the best matches of all time. Very fun opener as well, harkening back to earlier times where AEW bouts had very fun openers."

[6.0] "6 I wasn't looking forward to this show, which is half of the battle. You can have the greatest matches of all time on the card... It doesn't matter if what came before was the shits. None of these matches had a good build. The only match that had a build that was worthy of a ppv was Joe vs Swerve. But with Swerve trying to do the psycho thing while bleeding and basically saying "is that all you got" and than just getting beaten down again... he cooled down significantly as well. The first four matches were mediocre at best. Not because they were bad on a technical level but because of the lack of build and/or people to care about. PAC hasn't been consistently presented as anything so why is he having a 50/50 match for 20 minutes with Okada. Okada hasn't been presented well and doesn't look strong at all. Even less so now. I don't care about anyone in the six man tag, which is a pity because the House Of Black could be cool, Edge was once cool but already lost all his momentum, Mark Briscoe is a complete joke in AEW and Kingston is great on the mic and as a character but he's terrible in the ring. I do not care about Willow, nor Julia Hart and I care even less about whatever title they were fighting for. Hook's title doesn't matter either but at least Jericho and Hook created some interest. Yes Jericho has go away heat, but that's still better than no heat and no one else in the company has any heat. Jericho should be better at hiding his weaknesses (mainly his cardio) but other than that it was a good match imo that elevated Hook. Toni Storm is an over the top parody that I dislike an Thunder Rose is a good wrestler that I haven't seen in a while and had forgotten about. I don't remember why I should care. Despite that they had a good match. Danielson and Ospreay had a match of the year candidate... if only there was some type of build or reason for these two to fight beyond their supposed status as the best in the world. I've hated the Bucks for a while now for different reason. Mainly their lack of psychology, their lack of mic skills and charisma and their backstage politics. That being said, I enjoyed their match. Why? Well I don't like seeing these types of matches too often but I've only seen the Bucks twice this year (the other match being Revolution). Only seeing the bucks sporadically evidently helps. It also helped that I saw the travesty that was the 6-team ladder match at wrestlemania. It somewhat made me respect the bucks more. Despite what I think of them, their stuff looks good and seems as safe as these things can be. It's also 2 vs 2, which always makes more sense than having more bodies and more chaos out their. Despite not being the biggest fan of these matches anymore I must admit that The Bucks made it look better than anyone else in recent memory. The main event was good but too awkward at times with a couple of mistakes by Swerve. But it delivered adequately. To sum it all up. It's a good ppv with good matches... That didn't care about because of lack of build and people to care about. And it ran at least half an hour too long. 4 hours is too long for any event. Around 3h being the magic number and 3, 5h being the cut of point imo. Especially with it being all action. With WWE there are commercials to skip through (if you don't watch it live, which I never do because it would be in the middle of the night til early morning). AEW/Tony Khan needs to learn that having good matches and good ppv's isn't enough. Wrestling fans are wrestling fans because they want stories and characters to be invested in. If not, they'd watch mma or boxing instead. Every successful company ever succeeded because of the creative side of things. Signing big names and having great matches and nothing else has never worked and will never work."

[7.0] "A very fun show with great matches to look forward to. Crowd is very lively as usual. We also witnessed the match of the ages in the name of Ospreay vs Danielson. A well-rounded match that only 2 matches are bad. The presentation of every AEW PPV's are very good and despite the questionable booking they have nowadays, they can still put on a great show. What can you expect on the show that has Okada, Danielson, Ospreay, The Bucks, FTR, etc. TK already has a cheat code on making AEW awesome, all he needs to do is to put them in a fantasy matchup that us fans want. Here are my ratings for this show: Okada vs PAC, my review on the matchguide, (****1/4), House of Black vs Copeland/Kingston/Briscoe, my review on the matchguide, (***3/4), Nightingale vs Hart, a lowkey decent match just enough to showcase the ladies on a midcard title, (**3/4), Strong vs KOR, my review on the matchguide, (****), Jericho vs Hook, this match has NO RIGHT to be on the main show and it's downright terrible, only good part of it is when Jericho hit Hook with a baseball bat on the head, (**1/4), Storm vs Thunder Rosa, a mildly good women's match, (***1/2), The Bucks vs FTR, my review on the matchguide, (****1/2) and Joe vs Strickland, my review on the matchguide, (***3/4). But one match that truly stood out is the Ospreay vs Danielson match, possibly my Top 5 greatest wrestling matches in the 21st century. This is the third 5-star match that I've rated for the year and deservingly so. More review on the matchguide on why I gave this match a 5-star. Jack Perry surprisingly showed up disguised as a fan is pretty neat, can't wait to see this new version of him. The main event has somewhat drained out probably due to Ospreay vs Danielson and the Ladder match, but the celebratory win for Strickland is one of the AEW memories to cherish for many years. Overall, it's a great show but there are some matches that doesn't belong in the main card. Once again, AEW wins for providing a quality show to make your money's worth."

[10.0] "The wildest PPV I have watched from beggining to end. I thought I was gonne be tired by the end of it looking at the card but it kept me up all night and I was amazed one match after the next. Amazing wrestling, amazing crowd. This did not feel real"

[9.0] "When it comes to put a card together for a PPV and actually deliver, nobody is on AEW's level. This first ever Dynasty was a sensational show, only stained by the presence of Hook vs. Jericho which doesn't allow the PPV to reach the "10". Pac vs. Okada was the perfect opener for the show, great match with two awesome perfomers who had something to prove tonight and both knocked it out of the park. Cope, Briscoe and Eddie vs. HoB was a really good trios match. Perfect set-up for Copeland vs. Malakai. Julia vs. Willow wasn't very good. It was short and just comes off as flat. Good moment for Willow though. Roddy vs. O'Reilly looked like it came straight out a prime ROH/PWG show so it was great. These two really brought the fight to each other and delivered. Hook vs. Jericho was bad, I didn't like it at all. Just sloppy and boring all around. And Jericho going over was the icing on a cake of shit. Toni vs. Rosa was a really good match, easily Toni's best title defense. Surprisingly physical and intense. Ospreay vs. Danielson was the greatest match to ever take place on the American wrestling scene and one of the best matches of all time. I didn't think these two could overdeliver but, somehow, they did. FTR vs. Young Bucks had the difficult task of coming after Will and Bryan but there were able to put on a really fun ladder match. They worked their asses off and they made it work. Loved the ending with Jack Perry coming back, one of loudest pops of the night. Joe vs. Swerve was a good main event and Swerve getting his crowning moment was an absolutely amazing moment. Overall: outside of the (terrible) Jericho and Hook match, everything here was great. Swerve's crowning moment was hearfelt and Bryan and Will put on one of the greatest matches ever. Even Julia vs. Willow (the second worst match of the show) had the good moment of Willow winning the title. Both Swerve and Ospreay start the dynasties tonight as they are the men who are gonna lead AEW towards the future, really poetic."

[9.0] "An excellent overall PPV and one of AEW's better ones in a while. A lot of great professional wrestling on the night and some huge moments as well. Great stuff."

"[8.0] A beautiful event carried by a masterpiece but the other matches were great too. My only deceptions are the TBS Championship, the FTW match and AEW World Title Match, for the later the result is the better one and I am truly happy for Swerve, nontheless the match is forgetable. Bryan & Ospreay is truly one the best matches I have ever seen, but I can say that of any Ospreay match and I have the sensation that if there is a part II it will be better. This match deserve a trilogy !"

[7.0] "A solid show, but not worthy of social acclaim, and certainly far from perfect. A gem in the form of Bryan vs. Ospreay, though I don't favor considering this bout one of the best ever (for goodness sake). A good opener and main event, but in the middle...two flops: Nightingale vs Hart (the women's division in AEW is a constant low point of the show) and Jericho vs Hook - such a debacle does not befit such an established brand as Chris."

[9.0] "The Event was arguably a perfect show. The main event was a great moment for Swerve. The Will/Bryan match is likely the best match on North American soil.The Young Bucks/FTR match was enough and a great match in a already legendary rivalry. Toni/Rosa was eh. Fucking Jericho man smfh that match will prolly lead to Hook heading over to WWE which as a fan of both companies will be fun to see. Roddy vs Kyle was cool and a very nice match. I didn't care about the 6-Man tag match. And Okada had a great match with Pac. Overall a great show and I am super excited to see how Swerve and Will follow up their major wins."

[9.0] "Certainly lots to like here. The biggest takeaway, of course, is the Ospreay vs Danielson match. I do think there's been a lot of hyperbole in the hype it's received - I wouldn't rank it in the top of the list of best matches I've seen - but I also can't argue that it was undoubtedly an incredible match that stole the show. There was also a great opener from Okada and PAC, a very good Tag Title ladder match between the Bucks and FTR, a great moment in Swerve winning his first World Title in the main, and a very fun six-man between the House of Black and the Copeland/Kingston/Briscoe trio. Toni Storm turned in probably the best match yet in her Timeless run; in the past, while the character has been very fun, she hadn't quite hit the right combination of wrestling and schtick during the actual matches, but her defense against Rosa here hit much closer to the right balance and shows that Toni is likely at, or at least very close to, the point of putting it all together. Strong vs O'Reilly was solid; Willow vs Hart was fine especially considering Hart was working injured, and also had a nice moment for Willow winning, and I think that the discussion of Jericho vs Hook has also received a lot of hyperbole - while undoubtedly the weakest match on the show, I also didn't think it was *that* bad. Right now AEW could use any bit of positivity it can get, and hopefully two very strong PPVs in a row will help."

[8.0] "Match quality was quite good, my only complaint is that it felt a little long with so many matches over 15 mins. Seven matches feels about right, but it was worth it sitting all the way through this one. The Jericho match isn't as bad as people make it out to be."

[7.0] "A good PPV that I thought put a lot of work into the coming weeks rather than just focusing on the here and now. Sometimes AEW gets too busy trying to please the here and now so its refreshing and promising to see. Solid 7/10 show. Danielson v Ospreay stole the show. A positive nod to the womens world title match also, which I felt was the strongest Womens world title match since Jamie Hayters reign."

[9.0] "Amazing show from top to bottom including what will likely go down as the match of the year as well as a turning point for the company with the crowining of Swerve as champ"

[8.0] "Another successful PPV from AEW despite being a mixed bag in the build-up. Except for the hugely buzzed matchups (Ospreay/Bryan, Joe/Swerve & Bucks/FTR), other rivalries and the hype around them before the start was in the fence. However, the match quality is where AEW excelled in most matches, except for the TBS & FTW title showdowns. The latter was a mega-disaster not only because of the result but also because of the lackluster quality. The return of Jack Perry and the crownings of Willow and Swerve were greatly done, leaving an interesting path to embark on their way to the first Big 4 of this year."

[10.0] "This was a phenomenal pay-per-view. We opened with Kazuchika Okada defending his Continental Title against PAC in a fantastic match. this was followed by a very good Trios match between House of Black and Adam Copeland, Mark Briscoe, and Eddie Kingston. The TBS Title Match between Willow Nightingale and Julia Hart was underwhelming, but good enough given that Hart was hurt. Roderick Strong defended his International Title against Kyle O'Reilly in a fantastic match. Chris Jericho won the FTW Title off of Hook in a very disappointing match. Toni Storm defended her Woman's Title against Thunder Rosa in the best match either of them have had in months. We then got the easy match of the night, as Will Osprey took on Bryan Danielson in one of the best matches I have ever seen. The Young Buck defeated FTR in a phenomenal Ladder Match for the Tag Team Titles. Finally, Swerve Strickland defeated Samoa Joe in a very good match, that still fell flat following the previous two matches, for the World Heavyweight Title."

[6.0] "After an opener like Okada vs Pac, you can't help but feel a bit disappointed in the overall excitement levels of the card from then on, excluding Danielson vs Ospreay. Those two matches are certainly worth a watch, but I'm not sure there's anything else I'd recommend going out of your way for. Storm vs Rosa actually wasn't that bad and was one of the better performance from Rosa (maybe Storm, too) that we've seen in a while. The ladder match was your pretty standard unmemorable but not boring tag ladder match. Lower moments on the card were Hart vs Willow, which was already doomed by Julia's injury, Hook vs Jericho, and a main event which just didn't do a whole lot for me. On the plus side, this show didn't feel its length to me even if there are a few matches on here that I wouldn't have missed."

[8.0] "Two great matches in Danielson Vs. Ospreay and Storm Vs. Thunder Rosa, with Okada and Pac being good, too. But AEW is a bit overhyped by Meltzer, to be honest."

[10.0] "Hell of a show. Pac vs Okada was great and the first time I think we really saw Okada be Okada in AEW 4.75*. 6 man tag was fun and had some cool moments 4*. Willow vs Julia was too short to be anything special but a good moment for Willow 2.75*. Roddy vs Kyle was probably my personal 2nd favorite match of the night 4.5*. Jerico vs Hook was a fun hardcore match just shitty that Jerico won 3.5*. Storm vs Rosa was really good 3.75*. Danielson vs Ospreay does not need words 5+*. Bucks FTR Ladder match was great just struggled to follow 4.5*. And Swerve Joe was a good match better moment for Swerve winning 4.25*. Maybe not as good a show as Revolution but right up there"

[9.0] "This was actually the first time in a good while that I watched AEW's product, and I was quite pleased with what I saw. Danielson and Ospreay were undoubtedly the highlight of the night, one of the best matches in the history of the sport without any exaggeration. The kickoff between Okada and PAC also deserves all the praise; it was a solid demonstration of ring skill that perfectly set the tone for what was to come. Bucks and FTR, it's a classic that never gets old; this was one of the best matches between the two teams and I think it will be remembered for a long time in the fans' minds. These were the big points of the night. The only match I really couldn't get into was Julia Hart and Willow; I think it was a deserved title change for Willow, but it didn't have as much effort and could have been a better-worked match. Overall, an exceptional PPV that will definitely keep me more attentive to the company's future shows."

[7.0] "solid show Danielson vs osprey will probably get match of the years jericho needs to go. this is reason i didnt rate its higher i am happy for swerve. i hope he is given a proper push with the belt enjoyed the ladder match until jack perry appeared the toni storm gimmick makes me smile i am proud of her for reinventing herself"

[8.0] "Kazuchika Okada vs PAC: While it may not have not needed to go as long as it did, they matched each other in the ring, the opener being solid, the match was structured in a way that made it a compelling one where telling the story is concerned, at times it seemed like PAC was gonna win [****]. Adam Copeland, Eddie Kingston & Mark Briscoe vs Brody King, Buddy Matthews & Malakai Black: While it was a physical match, I dont think it was a ppv worthy match, i did enjoy it, but it should have been on Dynamite or Collision [***1/4]. Willow Nightingale vs Julia Hart: A short match mainly due to Hart having an injury, while the title change was not surprising it was good to see [*3/4]. Roderick Strong vs Kyle OReilly: A well executed match, physical as expected, both worked well and had great chemistry which made for an ideal PPV match [****]. Chris Jericho vs Hook: A fun match that did not need to go the time they did, could have had 5 minutes knocked off which would have made it more enjoyable, Jericho winning was surprising [***1/4]. Toni Storm vs Thunder Rosa: A match that was better than I expected it to be, Deonna Purrazzo coming out to help Rosa, should have been Rosa that was winner and winning the title but Storm winning was okay [***1/4]. Will Ospreay vs Bryan Danielson: Another barn burner from Ospreay in AEW, this time with Danielson, they tore the house down, Danielson getting hurt with the Tiger Driver 91 at the end was surprising to see, Ospreay getting the win was the right call [******1/2]. The Young Bucks vs FTR: Another great match featuring these two teams, this time in a ladder match, not as good as previous matches but still quite enjoyable [****]. Swerve Strickland vs Samoa Joe: While I did enjoy it more than I thought I would, it lacked some intensity that it could have done with, it could have had more time and it would have got there [****1/4]"

[8.0] "Definitely a very good PPV, but as usual there are always exaggerations here..the build of all the matches was terrible..maybe except Toni Storm vs Thunder Rosa even if the match was only ok. Okada vs Pac was a great match. The rest of the card up until Ospreay vs Bryan was very poor with a lot of head scratches.. Ospreay vs Bryan could have truly been a legendary match but instead it is yet another wasted opportunity. Ospreay winning on the first try against the greatest active wrestler is a very questionable choice. Not having a belt on the line for one of the biggest match up possible is a very questionable choice. The match was excellent as always with these two. We'll forget about it in a month...Maybe I'm just fussy, but I'm sure there were better set ups... AEW, for me, continues to be an "instant high/istant gratification" promotion..which is fine but I prefer something else...Willow's victory and especially Swerve's victory didnt even seemed that special when instead they should have been historical... [8/10 is a great ratings for this ppv]"

[8.0] "Bryan Danielson Vs Will Ospreay, that is the biggest takeaway from this show, it is perhaps the best professional wrestling match in North American soil. Not only that, Dynasty had one of the best endings in AEW history, it was a pivotal and significant moment for AEW's young history. The show is not without flaws but the important, money matches all delivered in some way. The biggest problem for AEW is that its PLE are great but the build up is lacking, most of the matches here had insignificant builds, other than the main event. Moving forward, hopefully, AEW learns how to build towards its PLE better and invest more in storytelling and building credibility for all their Championships. It was a very good show, the middle of the card dragged but the good ouweigh the bad, the opener was one of AEW's best openers, Bryan Vs Ospreay was an all time classic ( the best match outside Japan for me) and the ending is an all time unforgettable moment for AEW. 8/10"

[10.0] "I would honestly give this show 9 and a half stars but I can't on here ao I'm going the full Monty and giving it a 10. The only matches to me that weren't that good we're both women's matches but I still thought that they we're good. I definitely highly recommend it."

[8.0] "This show had its struggles on the undercard but they stuck the landing and that is the most important thing. If the company can keep up that same kind of big emotional story in its main events there's hope to turn this ship around."

[9.0] "AEW knows how to do PPV's that is not on doubt. Swerve v Joe, the ladder match, and Okada v Pac would be a match of the night in any other PPV. However, without a doubt, Bryan v Will was the match of the night, will be the match of the year, and will go down as one of the best ever. Now, nothing is perfect and it does not take a full on 10 for me. The Hook v Jericho was definitely a low for me and it made me believe that Hook is now done with AEW."

[8.0] "I liked this show a lot more than any other AEW PPV in the last year, but we're not exactly hitting the levels of what we had a couple of years ago when the company was at its peak. Ospreay v Danielson was a great match, but it wasn't the 'best match ever held on US soil', it's not even MOTY (Danielson v ZSJ from NJPW happened). It was great becasue of the crowd and the two getting to do their thing, but it didn't have a great deal of substance to it. I'd go ****1/4 on that one. The second best match was O'Reilly v Strong, ***3/4 really good hard hitting match. Toni Storm at least tried to have a good match with Rosa, it was her best since she started this bad gimmick. The other featured matches weren't particularly good aside from the main event. Jericho v hook was atrocious. Willow v Julia was a means to an end, Julia was hurt, I'll give em a pass for a bad match. that 6 man was lousy. Pac v Okada was only watchable because of Pac. Bucks v FTR reminded me of ECW, they just rolled out spot after spot with nothing in between.I didn't like that one at all. Swerve v Joe was a really good match, third best on the show. ***1/4."

[9.0] "This feel like a new start for the AEW. After the dramas and the criticism about the product in general, they needed Dynasty to be a sucess. It was more than a sucess ! Not even mentionned how stacked the card was while having so much people missing (Omega, Page, MJF, Cole, Moxley). The road to All In will be insane to watch, Double or Nothing will surely be one of the best ppv of the year too !"

[10.0] "This was a fantastic card of action, and a strong show of the year contender. I expected something great going in, but almost everything overdelivered in one way or another, and featured a super hot crowd. And obviously it featured one of the greatest matches ever. The Okada vs. PAC opener was excellent stuff, one of the best openers to a PPV you'll ever see: ****1/2. HoB vs. Copeland, Briscoe and Eddie was a great multi-man outing. If there's one gripe, it's that it was probably a little long, but on the whole I really enjoyed it: ****. The TBS Title Match was the weakest match on the card, mainly due to Hart being injured. Willow winning was good to see: **. Strong vs. O'Reilly was another excellent, hard-hitting wrestling match. This would have been better without the inexplicable stuff with Wardlow, which hurt it somewhat, but on the whole it was great: ****. The FTW Title Match was a decent brawl, but on the whole I can't say I'm remotely interested in this storyline/feud: ***. Toni vs. Rosa was much better than anticipated. I'm really not a fan of this Timeless Toni stuff, but it was kept to a minimum here and they worked this completely straight faced. I was hoping for a title change, but it wasn't to be. Very good stuff: ***1/2. Ospreay vs. Danielson was absolutely phenomenal. Two of the best to ever lace up boots had one of the best matches I've ever seen, and a pretty much flawless display of the craft. Outstanding, must-see stuff which is the best match of 2024 so far: *****+. The Tag Title Ladder Match had an impossible task in following the previous match, but after a ropey start they turned it up to 11 with some insane spots. As much as ladder matches are done to death nowadays, these guys pulled out the stops to have an excellent TLC match: ****1/2. And the Joe vs. Swerve main event was another really good match, but it was obvious the crowd (and I) were super tired by this point in the show. Swerve winning was 100% the right call, and as much as I love Joe, and am always happy to see him get a title run, realistically, I'd have had Swerve beat MJF last year, as he was a made guy after that Texas Death Match at Full Gear: ***3/4. All in all, a fantastic wrestling PPV and pretty much the show of the year so far."

[9.0] "I enjoyed much of this show. While it didn't have all the crazy high impact matches, the highs were some of the best in the company's history and perhaps peak professional wrestling. Ospreay vs. Danielson will go down as one of the absolute best matches of all time. It's not hyperbolic to say it stands right up there with any of the Omega vs. Okada matches. Ospreay has hit his apex in this match showing the best version of himself to date. This match alone carries much of the show rating. It was impossible to follow that match with the same level of anything, but they tried and had some great matches to follow. Okada vs. PAC also stands out as one of the best PPV openers in recent memory. Okada in AEW makes the promotion feel as though it truly is "where the best wrestle". The crowd throughout the show brought the event to another level with creative chants and heat for most everything on the show. Even Hook vs. Jericho was an interesting spectacle from the crowd's reaction."

[9.0] "This was an excellent show that would've been a 10 if not for that Jericho match which was awful to watch. Every other match hit and then some, especially Danielson v. Ospreay. And the matches after were able to still deliver, which is a hell of a feat. The crowd was hot for the whole show too, which just helped the overall experience of the show. IMO it was better than Revolution."

[8.0] "Danielson and Ospreay had a good match and then there were some other very solid matches. Good show."

[9.0] "The only thing that prevented this show from being a 10/10 was that dogshit jericho/hook match that was thrown together in a week literal last minute, should have beem on the 0 hour, aside from that this show has earned its place in the top strata of AEW PPVs"

"Just now getting really into AEW (well, the PPVs mostly) and I honestly liked this more than Revolution (the card was more interesting going into it). Danielson/Ospreay doesn't need my praise but holy shit. Swerve winning the title was a moment for the ages and I hope his reign is great. Can't put it into words how awful the FTW match and result felt though. Good show overall."

[9.0] "Doesn't matter what is your favorite company, nobody does PPV's better than All Elite Wrestling, this was another spectacular event, wow! Would probably be a 10.0 if I considered Ospreay vs Danielson as good as most people are, but even with this underrating of mine, the show was fantastic, four really good matches, and some remarkable moments too, like Swerve becoming a champion. AEW has many flaws, but PPV's aren't one of them, this is their specialty."