[5.0] "i don't think it was the strongest show ever, but it's so cool to see a new promotion start on a market with the potential that India have. I hope that they can be able to develop some indian talent so they can show the rest of the world what they can do. The matches were all fine and they did the right thing having the indian talent be put over the foreign wrestlers. First, Kevin Malik defeated Adam Maxted. Maybe it was a bit long, but Malik showed lots of potential with some knee strikes and high flying abilities. Maxted did a good job putting him over. Then Raj the Maharaja and Sha Samuels had a bad segment promoting the main event, which I don't think it was necessary as you can see the whole show, but whatever. Next, Kaptaan & Samuray del Sol (Kalisto) defeated CIMA & JD Lee on a nice match. I loved the Samuray vs JD Lee lucha sequences, hopefully we can see more of them. Kaptaan is still very green and needs more training, as all his big moves looked kind of weird. Then Guru became the first ever WXM Waves Shield title holder after defeating Axel Tischer, Charles Sterling and Sheik El-Sham. It was my favorite match of the card, as everyone was a polished wrestler. Charles Sterling was the heel here and he did a great job with his dirty tactics and facial expressions. Tischer was the mauler and he was hitting some nice strikes, while Guru also had a good performance. After the match, Guru is interviewed and he's happy, but Tischer attacks him from behind and then he signs his XWM contract while he's sit on Guru's back. Then on a long squash match the big powerhouse Jossan defeated Regner. Short, but he looked impressive with some big suplexes and a stomp to win the match. After that, Chris Adonis does his Masterslock challenge. First, he destroys a member of the crowd. Then Neel answers his call, Adonis doesn't even try to lock his submission and beats Neel. Mark Dallas then announces that they'll begin a match right now. Adonis gets the upperhand for a bit, but in the end Neel breaks the Masters lock and spears Adonis to win the match. After that, my least favorite match of the card: BestBros (Baliyan Akki & Mei Suruga) defeat Dev & Emi Sakura. It's not that the match is bad, but I didn't expect that much comedy that later in the card and on the first show of a promotion. BestBros did some nice moves, but in a way it was too much for me. Then they unveiled the heavyweigth title. On the main event, Raj the Maharaja defeats Sha Samuels. The match wasn't particulary good, but it's the right main event with yout biggest talent. Raj is so over with the indian crowd. It was a basic brawl, but Sha did a good job as the heel. Basic, but worked. Raj wins, but after the match all the wrestlers that have participated in the show attack each other. Sha Samuels beats Mark Dallas, but Jeet makes the save hitting the Jeetplex. The show ends with Raj the Maharaja signing his WXM contract and announcing that there's going to be a weekly youtube show beginning at the end of the year."
[5.0] "My overall score for this show was a 4.7 which I will round up to a solid 5. Arena presentation was nice. Camera work could be better, English commentary was a drag to get through. The sound mixing Mande it impossible to hear the crowd which hurt almost every match. None of the promos were memorable, the Raj & Samuels segment was particularly bad. Nothing overlay memorable from this show to me. But it did the job that it needed to do. Introduced a bunch of unknown Indian talent that were helped out by name veterans. Ending of the show was a little ridiculous but it sent the crowd home happy."
[6.0] "Mumbai crowd knows when to YEET! The best part of this show was the arena presentation. They literally beat the WWE Live setups when it comes to arena presentation."
[8.0] "It was a great Indian wrestling show , especially the arena presentation and matches also were good ones , truly enjoyed this wxm moment a lot."
