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[10.0] "The greatest night of WrestleMania ever. A number of WrestleMania classics, with possibly the greatest WrestleMania ending of all time."

[6.0] "This night was pretty mid honestly but I had fun with it. There's really not much to say about most of the matches Rhea and Becky was solid and the tag team ladder match was fun. Andrade and Rey vs Santos Escobar and Dominik was mid but I had fun with it and it was a good way to reintroduce Andrade to the WWE audiences. Same story with the Bianca, Jade, and Naomi match against Damage CTRL it was mid but I enjoyed it and it made Jade look like a star and reintroduced Naomi. The Jimmy and Jey match was just garbage tbh nothing more to say about it then that. The Sami and Gunther match is an all time match between two of the best in the world right now this is what Gunther does best the dominant monster vs the scrappy underdog like Walter/Gunther vs Tyler Bate. Roman and Rock vs Seth Rollins and Cody Rhodes was honestly a lot of fun some great exciting spots and the crowd was so hot during it it was clear this was the match everyone was waiting for and the tension and aura was crazy it probably went on for longer than it needed to but still I had a lot of fun with it."

[5.0] "I mean honestly it was hit or miss kind of a letdown after mania. The segment with Cody and Rock was weird but it was fun. Even though it was way too short the Ilja and Shinsuke match was cool I mean most of the matches on the card were at least solid that Awesome Truth and Judgement Day match sucked until Cena came out which genuinely popped me. The Roxanne and Indi match was short but not bad Roxanne is pretty cool and it furthers the storyline of Candices heel turn. I expected more out of the Gable and Sami vs Imperium match but it was still enjoyable and the match between Gable and Sami next week will probably be pretty good. I like how theyre booking Jade as a star shes cool. The fatal four way at the end I was kinda burnt out when it came but it was decent the spot of Ricochet hitting Reed through the announce table was cool Ricochet is not human man. Jey won which means hell probably lose to Priest at Backlash so Priest has at least one successful title defense on a PPV before dropping the belt. Overall the episode was fine I guess although i felt like at some points that I was just waiting for it to end felt like a chore to watch despite the cool moments."

[2.0] "Airing the footage was not needed. AEW have had a fantastic 2024 so far, and have been producing the best matches on a weekly basis. Showing this footage has just re-opened events that happened 7/8 months ago that did not need to be opened. I understand they did this segment to add heat to the FTR/Bucks match, but I believe the footage was not needed to do that. It was a response to the claims that Punk made in an act of revenge. However, all it achieved was proving Punk right and confirm the already written reports on what happened. Also feel sorry for Hook, who seems to be dragged down into the Jericho vortex. Hook was red hot a couple of months ago when he was feuding with Joe, however the heat has been taken off him significantly for a storyline with Jericho that honestly does not need to happen."

[5.0] "It was a decent episode. We see the debut of Kobran Moon in a short squash match. She didn't look very good, but knowing is Thunder Rosa I hope she improves soon. Then we saw Jack Evan defeating Drago on a cool lucha libre encounter. Lots of flips and cool moves, but nothing really special. Evans heel character is cool. The main event was a Last Man Standing match between Fenix and Drago, a rematch of the first match of the season. Even if I prefer that first one, this was cool and King Cuerno's offense was really cool. Fenix takes the victory, so that sets a third match between the two. The segments were good, Aero Star and Texano are returning to the temple. We learn that Konnan has died and that Cortez Castro is a undercover police, and Joey Ryan will enter the temple."

[10.0] "One of the greatest WrestleMania nights ever. The opener is pure adrenaline, the cashin of Priest closes the Punk-Drew story in a very good way. The midcard is ok, but the final 3 matches are simply awesome. Personally, I would have loved to see Owens winning and celebrating with his best friend Zayn but I understand that they couldn't have all the face to win. However, the match is very good. The WWE Women's Champ. match is excellent, and the main event is EPIC. I never had fun with WWE as in this night. Pure magic."

[10.0] "A fantastic night of wrestling and entertainment. The opener was very fast paced which ended with a brilliant set of booking. Punk/Drew rivalry has taken off to a whole new level now, and Priest can finally excel after no longer having the MITB briefcase in his possession. The trios match was a lot of fun and served the purpose of what it was there for. Knight and AJ had a solid match, exceeding expectations. The last three matches were all amazing in their own way. Finally Cody finished his story in the most overbooked, but perfect end to Romans historic title reign. MOTN for me however was the womens title match. Iyo really is one of the best in-ring wrestlers in the world, working with an amazing performer in Bayley who truly deserved her moment at WM"

[8.0] "Very unfortunate for Rhea; hopefully she heals up well and comes back with a vengeance. All involved are playing it up well in the story; Liv's revenge-minded tweener character is really fun to watch. She'd make a great world champ in the short-term. They overdid the R-Truth comedy hour, but overall it's a good move to distance the tag titles from the brands and give them their own identity. Neither of the lady tag matches got enough time to really cook. Especially give Ivy Nile some longer opportunities. The Indi Hartwell/Candice LeRae story continues to be interesting. I think Hartwell could come off well as a heel, and that tag team being villains overall would do wonders for that division. The tension between Maxxine Dupri and LaRae was also nice. I was intrigued on paper by KC2 vs Niven/Green, but there wasn't nearly enough time for anyone to show out. PIper Niven has incorporated some nice detail into her character as Green's partner. Cody Rhodes kept The Rock on our minds while giving Jey Uso that champion rub. The continuous shot of Jey leaving the arena and then Sami making his entrance was very well done. This was a good RAW. Good to see that WWE is not content to coast until the draft and Backlash."

[7.0] "One of the more experimental episodes of Dynamite. Not just the whole footage thing, which people are desperately trying to make a bigger deal out of than it is, much like they are accusing AEW of doing - how interesting. With the false championship match start and how the Jericho stuff is going and all of that, it was very "storytelling" oriented as the many AEW detractors say. Yet also like those detractors, they seem to value an entire episode on one thing. If you notice a lot of people will contribute an episode of wrestling to one specific thing that happens and that's what makes it good or bad. So simply because that footage aired its now "the worst dynamite in history" which is goofy and really lame but for whatever reason that is the well-trained wrestling fan mindset of the last few decades. The reaction to the footage over all feels very "worked into a shoot" as they say. But yeah very solid episode of Dynamite over all."

[10.0] "Had a great time with this episode of RAW. This was a hot show throughout. Enjoyed the tag team match and even Jey vs Finn. The injury to Rhea Ripley was deeply unfortunate and she'll be sorely missed. However, There was also a nice double turn setting up Liv as the heel with a point and Rhea as the babyface when she returns. In Rhea's absence, Priest stepped up as a more proactive character and gained some much-needed agency as champion. The presentation of the Intercontinental title match was absolutely stellar, right from Sami's entrance to the excellent match and Gable's turn which opens up a plethora of avenues for them to explore. Montreal was the perfect location for Gable to turn and got him over as a massive heel. Gable and Sami's next match should headline Backlash."

[9.0] "I thought this was great, even better than RAW after Mania last week. A dramatic start, with Rhea being forced to vacate her title. A shame, for sure, but hopefully something can come out of Livs presumed heel turn as a result, since Ive found her to be very stale for a long while now. An emotional moment with the Judgment Day, as well as teased dissension in their ranks throughout was appreciated. Sheamuss return was successful, the tag contenders match and the Jey vs Finn match were both great, Indis joined Candice on the dark side and the main event wow. The crowd and production all throughout the night was excellent and that made for a really good watch. Am I slightly worried for the state of the RAW womens division with Rhea out injured and Becky gone for the foreseeable future? Sure. But, Im hoping that the draft will hope ease those concerns. Other than that slight concern, this was a great show that benefitted heavily from a hot crowd and excellent production."

[] "A very enjoyable episode - a fantastic main event, a nice heel turn post match being the highlight. Real shame for Rhea that she's out for a while, although the pay off with Liv down the line will be good fun. A mid-show lull was inevitable and par for the course, although I worry how long Cody is going to be able to maintain his popularity without a tweak to what he's doing, as it's becoming remarkably rinse and repeat each week now. New tag titles are visually depressing, need to work on individual identity for their belts."

[8.0] "Bron breakker is a future WWE top star. The LA Knight/AJ Styles clash looks good, I'd love a triple threat match for Backlash with Cody. On the other hand, I hope Priest/Jey Uso will be in a weekly. The arrival of Tama Tonga was expected, and I liked the segment with Heyman. I think Solo and Tonga obey the Rock and that Roman Reigns will do a face turn when he returns to face his cousin."

[9.0] "A night two even better than the first, and what can we say about the simply incredible main event, first twenty minutes of intense combat where we feel all the psychology of the rivalry, and then comes all the interventions which give an even more epic aspect and the emotional finale with the victory of Cody Rhodes."

[5.0] "This had a handful of low-level good matches, a bunch of middling matches, and a few outright weak matches. Even if the main-event *really* hit for you, I still dont see how that alone makes up for how underwhelming the rest of the show was. The opening 7-way scramble was a very generic multi-man match. Cassidy was a nice surprise, but the positives ended there. The entire match was over-choreographed spots one after the other, with everyone constantly cycling in and out whenever the next spot/sequence was due. Most damningly, despite the non-stop pace and mindless action they went for, none of it resulted in any moments that were remotely creative or truly impressive. It was just very mediocre work with a bad structure. **1/4. Dani vs Safire was okay. They were a bit slow or underwhelming at points but I liked the contrast of Danis impactful powerhouse offence against Safires quicker, sharper strikes. Both were decent when rapidly trading big moves or when dominating with big moves. A shame the match ended due to Safire stupidly losing focus despite being in control, instead allowing herself to get stupidly blindsided. The match had built up well prior to that. **3/4. Windsors post-match attack on Dani was generic and underwhelming. Leube & Nakashima vs Lacey & Trew was another okay match. I was more impressed with the heels, given their entertainingly cheeky and sneering character work and the solid chemistry and good energy in their tag spots. The Young Blood babyfaces werent nearly as cohesive and looked more limited. Leubes powerhouse work was good but should've been showcased more, while Nakashima didnt look very polished all around. The straight-forward structure allowed this to be more enjoyable than not. **3/4. Jacobs vs Gale was yet another okay match. It desperately tried to be an epic, given it was a generic, bastardised strong-style recreation with strike spam, over-animated selling, and forced fighting spirit. Some of their strikes were even accompanied by hokey thigh slaps anyways. Their non-strike spots were also often over-coordinated, and at times they were even outright sloppy. At least both always had good energy, plus a few actually impressive moments, but this was otherwise just a done-to-death 50/50 match. **3/4. Robbie X vs Ali was quite good, honestly on par with the main-event. They had a fun dynamic with Ali as the arrogant outsider heel an Robbie as the bland but undeniably impressive native babyface. Their early work was all fine, but they eventually picked up their pace to allow them to show off their impressive athleticism, which led to both also taking some very cool bumps. Their chemistry, effort and creativity increased as the match went on, with most of their more complex spots looking quite good. They probably needed longer selling periods, but most of their spots and sequences were undeniably impressive. ***1/4. Shingo vs Seven was yet another okay match. Seven simply did his best to match Shingo's generic 'strong-style' formula, making this a very generic series of strikes and power moves with no remotely interesting filler work in-between. Their technique was still decent-to-good, and both had good enough energy at points, but all those bombs were spammed far too quickly to feel genuinely compelling, and I also just struggled taking sloven, sloppy Seven seriously against dense powerhouse Shingo. **3/4. RKJ vs Ogogo was pretty poor. Ogogo still doesn't have any remotely compelling in-ring work or character work. His in-ring fundamentals were always really awkward, and his offence was pretty sloppy half the time and forgettable the other half. Having him use his (admittedly logical) KO punches, despite how they should be illegal, remains really stupid. RKJ somewhat saved the match with his impressively athletic and explosive attacks plus some good bumping and solid selling. Admittedly a few of their exchanges and spots were okay, but I couldnt shake how out-of-place Ogogo felt, and him going over the infinitely more talented RKJ was a bad call. **1/4. Sabre vs Mills went exactly as expected for a Sabre match, with Sabre leading with his grappling, Mills doing well to match him, both getting quite arrogant and cheeky while becoming more intense, and Sabre doing all his flashuer showcase stuff. Mills' work itself was good, but he was far too similar to Sabre to be truly interesting. Quite a few of their transitions and counters were still pretty cool, though some were overly convenient and cooperative. They then had some generic rapid 50/50 trades and no-selling at the end, as if we didnt already get the story of how evenly matched these guys were. This was still a fun match, but only at a low-level, given it didnt stray enough from what Ive already seen from Sabre many times before, and Mills didnt stand out much. ***1/4. Oku vs Ospreay was every Ospreay epic ever, repeating more or less all the exact same spots and sequences you can see in literally any Ospreay singles match from the last 5 years. The result was never in doubt either, so there was minimal interest going into this. I liked the initial story of Oku having grown and become more confident since their last match, bit his goofy selling soon heavily undercut that. Ospreays control work was very good, but as mentioned, the total lack of creativity held this (and him) back a lot. Oku did have energy and athleticism in his comebacks, but he sadly lacked the necessary explosiveness to make the most of them, and his selling remained too melodramatic. They did a slight bit of a leg-targeting story on Ospreay, but that soon became inconsequential. Their insistence on going for picture perfect visuals with their hokey acting also felt sickeningly artificial. Ospreay continued with all his big moves until the end, and Oku continued to not feel like he was remotely near his level to earn the win. ***1/4. Nice heart-warming promo from Ospreay in the post-match."

[5.0] "This was an average episode of Raw with an absolutely atrocious triple threat main event match that ended up really hurting the overall quality of the show. It's a shame too as I thought this Raw got off to a great start with a good Austin segment where he stuns Sgt. Slaughter after he is suspended from in ring action and then the Bret Hart v Vader match which somehow wasn't the main event was a very fun brawl to watch. The show drops off considerably for me after that match and while there is some good moments like the build to the first ever Hell in a Cell match and Shawn Michaels attacking the British Bulldog taking him out of the main event as well as Austin continuing to wreak havoc as he does every week, the wrestling isn't very good at all and the god awful Pillman/Goldust storyline continues to get even worse with every show!"

[5.0] "A rather uneven show. The opener is bad, the main event has no place here, PCO and Kon don't belong here on the card. Moose vs Seven was far too short and should have been the main event. Otherwise, the card for Rebellion is building up, some interesting posters are being constructed, it remains to be seen whether this will breathe new life into it."

[7.0] "This latest episode of RAW was certainly newsworthy, especially with Rhea Ripley having to relinquish her title due to injury, Sheamus anticipated return, Awesome Truth getting new title belts, and a compelling main event match for the Intercontinental Title. The camera work on the Jey Uso-Sami Zayn segment, transitioning into Zayn's entrance through the crowd, was absolutely incredible and probably the highlight of the night. The post-match development with Chad Gable turning heel added an intriguing twist. I appreciate the recent episodes of RAW for their digestibility; they don't feel overly lengthy or difficult to watch (particularly when fast-forwarding through commercials). Even the less captivating matches or storylines are brief and tend to serve a purpose within the shows narrative. While this episode may not have had too many standout moments, it was nonetheless very enjoyable."

[8.0] "This was my 1st Kumite show in person felt like this show was very good no bad matches at all in this show felt like a couple of matches were a bit rushed didn't effect the quality of the matches but some could have been longer Alton Thorne VS Clint Margera was a masterpiece if you seen Alton's promo before the match there was a lot of storytelling in this match. Will be at more Kumite shows before this promotion has a special vibe"

[7.0] "A good Xplosion, KUSHIDA, deserves a push into the X-Division. I'm glad they gave this poster that would belong at IMPACT or a PPV."

[9.0] "I enjoyed the show overall. That Zayn-Gable main event was Fantastic. It was awesome to see Zayn clinch the win in front of his hometown crowd, and the post-match drama with Gable turning on him was a Perfect setup for a heated rivalry. Rhea Ripley's injury announcement was a tough moment, a reminder of the harsh reality of wrestling. Curious to see if Liv Morgan turns heel from this, she could definitely stir up some serious heat if they play it right. And a warm welcome back to Sheamus from the Montreal crowd, always great to see. Oh, and I'm definitely digging the new look for those Tag Team Title changes."

[6.0] "Dissapointing overall but not bad. I remember this being the first SummerSlam since like 2013 I was actually excited for? Like I was genuinly tweaking at the opening hype package, so it was a bit of a dissapointment. But overall still good. Main event soured the show a lot and the Logan match way under achieved."

[6.0] "A decent episode of RAW with some very interesting moments, the shocking news of Rhea with the Heavyweight Title vacant, the new heel Liv Morgan is very interesting i hope that she will join judgment day and destroy them from inside. The return of Sheamus and a very good main event, it seems that Chad Gable could be accompained by the Creed Brothers that would be awesome!"

[7.0] "[3.50/5.00]: Monday's broadcast marked the ongoing transition into a new era within WWE. We witnessed the unveiling of new titles, Sheamus's comeback, and the progression of important narratives. Unfortunately, Rhea Ripley's news added a somber tone to the proceedings. The focus was clearly on laying the groundwork for Backlash, with one match confirmed and others on the horizon. It's unrealistic to sustain the high energy of WrestleMania season indefinitely, but they managed to maintain viewer interest by delivering enough excitement. After such a monumental event, that's all one can ask for."

[7.0] "I got an original broadcast version so it included the sick as shit Benoit match. Main show takeaways? I'm utterly shocked they're already doing the dumb storyline in PPV thing, I'm completely sick of every wrestler's name during the first match (use a fucking pronoun and talk like a real human being), and I love the speed and intensity of all the work in this. I think it's worked faster than modern matches, I was checking match lengths because I was thinking that I might have been watching it at 1.25 speed except for the Triple H match. The matches were all very good (with a couple notable exceptions for a couple different reasons.) There's a "win a makeout session with Nidia" contest at WWE The World and of course the acting in this show is subporn acting especially with both Bishoff and Steph. Finishers are too strong during this time period, every match ends with a non-submission hit in a desperation, in two matches (Edge and RVD) they got almost no offense in before hitting that finisher and winning anyway. Low blows are in 5 of the 8 matches. There's a fucking misogynistic angle with Howard Finkle and Trish Stratus. Finke got to call women skanks and then immediately turn into a moron when a girl tells him she thinks he's cute. But hey, we GOTTA make sure that we get less than 20 minutes for the main event. And how could Vince let the lines "You've got the puppies and I've got the weiner" go right? Overall, very good show downgraded a bit for the annoying WWE bullshit."

[7.0] "A newsworthy RAW with Rhea Ripley having to give up the Women's World Title due to a shoulder/arm injury that Liv Morgan was given the on screen credit for causing, the new World Tag Team Title belts for R-Truth and The Miz, and Chad Gable attacking Sami Zayn in front of his wife in his home town. Other than the three way tag match and the main event leading up to Gable's turn, not much else happened with the exception of Sheamus' return."

[5.0] "An average Raw this week. The ending was good with Sami and Gable, Codys promo was solid and the new tag team belts looks better than the ugly old ones. Ripley is injured, unfortunately. Sheamus return was wasted with a nothing match against Ivar 2 Women's Matches on the show with just 5 minutes ring action combined on a 3 hour show? Come on, do better. This division is really poor booked."

[8.0] "Great show that could of been better. Red Velvet and Taurus missing the show really made the entire format a lot less diverse, like there were too much 6 man tag and 3 way dance. On top of that, I am here for the dream match, Chris Hero vs Higuchi, not a goofy DDT tag match. I mean, it's sure good but damn it could of been so much more special. Angelico-Arez was the MOTN by far, a great mat work masterpiece, and there were some good actions. I think the main takeaway was seeing some talents that i've never see, like Viajero (someone please make this dude a cagematch page), the entire 3way lucha, Jason Kincaid, and so on. The low point was the Gumbo Rumbo, it was for a good cause but damn if it was only half as long. I will be anticipating volume 2."

[6.0] "The in-ring portion of this show really shined when it got the chance, which somewhat saved the weak PPV buildup for me"

[5.0] "This was disappointing overall as a PPV, which is a shame as there was actually a few good things in this, it's just that the bad stuff sticks out a lot more. This had a fun chaotic main event between Shawn Michaels and Undertaker where all of the outside interference lead to the Hell in a Cell match on the next PPV. The non-finish might have been disappointing at the time, but the match was very good when it came to the storytelling. Bret vs The Patriot was a solid WWF Title match, and there's a really fun Raw is War style segment where Austin is forced to relinquish the Tag Team Titles and Jim Ross ends up eating a Stone Cold Stunner. Austin would strike again costin Owen the tag titles in a match that ended up being a major disappointment. The undercard is really bad on this show with the exception of the entertaining Max Mini vs El Torito match and this wasn't a good thing particularly when this was the first In Your House show that went 3 hours! This had one of the worst triple threat matches I have ever seen and also a dreadful storyline angle where Brian Pillman kidnaps Marlena after he beats Goldust for her services... yeah. There was also a pretty gruesome injury with Scott Putski's knee in the second match on the show."

[7.0] "Weak first half good second half. As is the WWE way the focus is on moments that pop the crowd rather than in-ring excellence. MOTN - Bayley vs. Iyo Sky. Both the men's World championship matches have issues. The opener is a finisher spam, the main event relies too much on outside interference."

[5.0] "Felt like a B Grade PPV, rather than WrestleMania, opening match was slow, ladder match was better, then a DUD. Usos did a lot of overacting. I enjoyed the women's showcase, specially the entrance. Sami Gunther was very good which should have been great, it needed those 10 minutes from the main event. The main event was cleverly produced, saving the Rock, but it should have been more engaging. I would have exchanged all the interferences from Night 2 to here, and rather have Cody winning clean on his own, conquering the King Roman on his own, exposing him in a match without the Bloodline. Right now it doesn't feel Cody is above Roman in kayfabe , Roman is still above Cody whenever he comes back, this situation could have been avoided."

[7.0] "This was better than night one but I didnt feel it as an all time great show that a lot of people did. Nothing hit even **** for me so 7 is about as high as I can go without any must-see matches on the card. Cody winning was the right move and at least he won convincingly."

[] "Went to the show last night and had a good time. It was my first MAW show and overall, it's a promotion I'll continue to follow."

[6.0] "Average. Cody did not need former greats to get over. It should have been like Bryan at 30. Vince did the exact same thing, relying on ex wrestlers and part timers again and again, if today it had been Vince everybody would be thrashing him but rules are different for Hunter. And your champion bringing him in the end as if he is the real star, bullshit. Roman deserved a better ending to this run. Last Mania or Sami in home, either would have been better than today. Women's match was really impressive. Bayley showing her experience and Iyo her speed. Opening match was decent but the burial of Drew afterward was not right. Other matchers were passable. Flow was a lot better than Sat."

[9.0] "This is what AEW needed after the DUD Dynamite. Yester years AEW was trying to establish itself as a promotion where you will get everything, a bit of every style and type, mix of every aspect of Professional Wrestling and it worked because WWE was real bad at this time. But now things are different, AEW has to be different today from WWE, to sell itself, they need to establish itself as a alternative rather than competition. The only thing that can work as that different aspect today is THE IN RING QUALITY. With all due respect, WWE have great workers but in the ring it cannot match AEW. Best WWE matches all year compete to AEW's Best TV matches for the year, their PPV matches are untouchable. I think finally AEW and Tony have realized this and this show was the start of it. Minimal talking, no overproduction, less interference and just pure hard hitting matches. Hope AEW continues this. Opening and women's match is pretty good and the main event is a must watch."

[] "I think this is a cool concept. And maybe its because of my short attention span due to intense social media consumption. Nevertheless, first match was a lot better than the second. Dragon Lee and Ricochet really showed us that limitation breeds creativity. Ive seen a lot of people saying its not real wrestling but I think thats such a silly critique that I refuse to take it seriously lol. Overall, pretty fun stuff."

[7.0] "Fun show! A few lowlights but overall the quality of wrestling was pretty damn high, and it didn't feel as if anyone was putting in less than full effort"

[10.0] "Un evento lejos de ser perfecto guardo con mucho cariño, la lucha de tríos en jaula fue sin duda lo mejor del evento aunque también muy buena lucha Alberto vs Brian Cage"

[] "Did I enjoy a lot of these matches? Yes. Was the event too fucking long? YES. I thank the lord above that they went with the two night format after this. No ones willing to sit there for 8 fucking hours on a wrestling show even if youre a big fan. Everyone, including me, were exhausted by the end. And that main event deserved more than our tired reactions. Obviously the finish was kinda strange and anti-climactic. But hey, we witnessed history. We also witnessed history earlier in the night with Kofi finally winning the big one. Took them 56 damn years to put their world title on a black wrestler. No I dont think The Rock counts. Even so, thats one champion in the span of almost six decades. Anyways, you have a match that a lot of people seemed to have forgotten about for some reason but I havent. Which was Shane vs The Miz. Why is Mizs dad not a bigger meme? Why did we forget about his stance? WHY DID WE FORGET ABOUT THAT SUPLEX FROM THE PLATFORM TO THE FLOOR? lol. Overall, a good show that was waaaaaay too long for its own good."

[] "A bit underwhelming. It started and ended off strong. But everything in between? I enjoyed R-Truth finally having his moment and I found the 6 woman tag team match to be kind of fun honestly. Only because of Jade and Bianca though. Every other match ranged from mediocre to straight up terrible. Like Jey vs Jimmy. The buildup was terrible, but at least you expected something decent from these two. Especially since theyve publicly talked about how much they wanted to have this match to tick off the bucket list. But nope, we got treated to a straight up snoozefest. And it was incredibly disappointing. Overall, not the best but also not the worst I guess."

[6.0] "A few underwhelming matches and a few great matches, overall a very middling show. The fact this even happened at all is historic and a huge deal for Australian wrestling though, which I can very much appreciate"

[3.0] "No fue un RAW tan malo como esperaba pero me parece una exageración ponerle 10 al show, cuando lo único rescatable es la lucha inicial y ya, el resto del show es malo eso que ni si quiera el edge vs Randy Orton vs Chris Jericho fue una lucha muy buena"

[1.0] "Quizás de los peores RAWs que he visto, no hay nada que rescatar en el show, Alicia vs Gail nisiquiera recuerdo que paso, La lucha mixta por suerte no duró mucho y me alegro, edge vs Randy orton quizas lo unico bueno, la lucha 4vs4 es un relleno sin sentido y Nexuz vs Jhon Cena fue horrible"

[6.0] "Un buen show de TNA, pero aun lejos de ser perfecto, muy entretenido y siempre hay acción en el ring y con segmentos divertidos"

[7.0] "Enjoyable show from Prestige here. A diverse card with a bit of something for everyone and a good crowd that was pretty full for the venue. Makabe/ZSJ ended up my favorite of the night but most of the show was at least enjoyable."

[6.0] "A solid but weird show. There were travel issues that caused a number of changes but the structure of the show felt a bit scattered. The Bendito triple threat and Arez/Angelico ended up being my two favorites of the night with the opener and main event also being enjoyable. The battle royal had a lot of talent but dragged at points while I also wasnt crazy about the booking involving both of Heros matches on the show. I liked this show on paper but felt like it missed the mark in some ways despite some enjoyable and good matches on the show."

[7.0] "This WrestleMania felt different than the others. It went straight to the matches no anthems no nothing. Most of the matches here are average but then there's probably the greatest match of WWE history Bret vs Austin. Also the six man tag team match was pretty enjoyable but the rest as i said were pretty average. Bret and Austin really saved this WrestleMania from being average and forgettable."

[] "Great Wrestlemania.Thought the show could have been more concise, but they managed to keep the adrenaline running throughout with big pops and moments."

[6.0] "Obvious bait and switch with WWF continuing to promote Austin wrestling a match at Ground Zero when they knew he had a broken neck! This was a solid, but unspectacular Raw overall with a decent tag team main event that had a shocking ending where Shawn Michaels busts Undertaker open with the steel chair. This was the first time Shawn teams with HHH and also the first time Undertaker and Mankind came together as a reluctant tag team with common enemies. The matches are again short sprints with LOD vs Owen and Bulldog being pretty enjoyable to watch until the Godwinns cut it short and I thought Patriot vs Vader was effective too with Patriot getting another credible win building to his title match with Bret Hart and then Vader making a face turn after the match. There's a really good Austin sit down interview with JR on this and Rock cuts his first heel promo with the Nation and Rick Rude's opening promo is pretty good as well. Most of the matches are pretty forgettable to be honest and unfortunately the Goldust vs Brian Pillman feud continues to get worse!"

[6.0] "I saw this live and it was the most NOAH show ever, in the sense that it was all over the place and consistently inconsistent. The highs of the episode--Ninja Mack's title defense, the women's match, everything Kaito was in--were fantastic. Kaito challenging Jake Lee for the #1 contender to Wagner's belt was a bit of a surprise, but it was a great way to shake things up and, potentially, move them to different programs for a bit, since it's too early for Lee to get a rematch and Kaito/Kenoh needs a new chapter. Then on the other side, there's GLG (Green, Morris) who really feel like they are being punished by the company for some reason. They are very good, but Morris losing the National belt in strange fashion last week and then this week they do an attempted comedy match that -no one- in the crowd wanted for the open challenge really feels like they are trying to either cool the gaijin's off, give them a rib, or, most charitably, try to be DDT without understanding why DDT contextually works. All that is to say, the Morris/Greene match was an absolute stinker and it wasn't their fault. Oh, and Alejjandro's match wasn't really a match, but a nice setup to have him chase Daga's belt. After the women's match, MARIGOLD appeared, which has some pretty shockingly implications for that promotion, Noah, WU, and, perhaps, WWE, considering Giulia's involvement."

[10.0] "This was absolutely wild, the main event was an endgame fitting to "end" the story, I love Undertaker so I got hyped when he popped up and chokeslammed The Rock, most matches were quite physical especially Roman vs Cody. Overall one of the best Wrestlemanias ever."

[4.0] "I think this wasn't the best follow-up for the PPV, I think they might be building the next challengers for the champions, but it feels like a filler episode"

[8.0] "A great episode of Saturday Night's Main Event. A better than average Hogan/Bad News match and an excellent Rockers/Brainbusters match. Rooster/Brawler was too short and Barber/Rude was fun. Blazer/DiBiase was great while it lasted. Fun show."

[3.0] "This was an extremely cluttered card with little substance, whose purpose was to do nothing but stroke the ego of the booker and show off how many "indy darling" friends he has. The booker inserted himself into two matches, worked those matches in a style I could only describe as "nothing to write home about", and didn't put anyone over. One of those two matches was the only standard singles match of the show, with the rest of the card being a collection of uninspired multi-person clusterf***s. And to top it all off, out of a whopping nine matches, only one match included women. Am I cynical? Yes. I'll readily admit that. But as a wrestling fan of multiple decades, and as somebody who's been in and around this business for a long time, I expect better, and you should too."

[10.0] "Buen envento de incio a fin a excepción de dos luchas que serian lo malo del PPV randy orton vs Kurt Angle fue bastante bueno pero algo decepcionante, Rey mysterio vs Sabu una buena lucha que termino cuando hiba tomando ritmo, la lucha extrema no estuvo mal y evento principal de las mejores luchas"

[8.0] "A quality show, showcasing the absolute best of Stardom. The crowd was hot, the matches were great, and it was amazing to see all of my faves come over to America!"

[7.0] "Buen evento, como es común en la lucha libre japonesa rara vez desepcionan y más en la década de los 2000, la mejor época de la lucha libre, con muy buenas luchas y buen evento principal"

[8.0] "Really enjoyable and breezy showing from DDT! Some lovely surprises from Chiitan and Dan the Dad. Takeshita and Katsumata beat the hell out of each other. Bailey and Ueno demonstrated impressive athleticism, as one might expect. Andrew Everett vs. Tetsuya Endo was a particular highlight for me. MAO vs. Billie Starkz was pretty fun, and that door spot was unreal given Billie has her ROH Supercard Women's TV Title match a day later."

[0.0] "Uno de los Peores eventos que he visto en mi vida relacionado al pro Wrestling, el evento no tiene nada, nada de bueno la lucha que habre y el evento y Eddie Guerrero vs Perry son lo unico rescatable y eso que son mediantamente Buenas, nisiquiera son buenas luchad simplemente lo menos mierda de la mierda"

[7.0] "Buen envento que al principio en las primeras dos luchas no me terminaba de convencer, pero como hiban avanzando me encantaba mas el evento, Dyanmite Mansai vs Aja Kong me parecio muy buena lucha y el Main Event es lo mejor de el evento la mejor lucha en parejas que he visto"

[6.0] "A show I wanted to like a bit more than I did. Both title matches were enjoyable but both could have used more time to allow both to breathe more. Dumas and Slade was solid. No disrespect to the La Rosa Negra tag that was fine but that felt like it could have been saved for a different episode allowing more time dedicated to the two title matches. Not a bad episode, just one that could have been better."

[8.0] "Overall good event, not all the matches really stood out but apart from a few misses this was more or less a good event. The main-event is really a weird booking decision but probably Gedo did it only to give this weird Grand Slam to someone. Anyway some NJ superstars have to bring it and become the face of the company. ***3/4"

[5.0] "Some fine build up to future matches as seen with Alonzos promo as well as Natalias promo in title matches. Not much in ring worth being overly invested in even if Alonzos match was solidly worked while the main event was fine."

[6.0] "A solid BOTB where my favorite matches were Roderick Strong vs Azucar and the ME between Athena and Red Velvet. Mike Bennett gave a great Stevie Richards and it just makes fun watching this faction. The turn on Kyle wasn't exactly a dramatic masterpiece of acting, however it served its purpose of having an interesting pairing at Dynasty. TK listen, to give you some massive creative input again, how about having Serena Deeb coloring her hair red? She will be a perfect Becky Lynch rip-off, do you understand? And how about changing the color of the ropes to green? You could call it the 'Slime crime look', can you follow? You must feel very lucky right now, don't you?"

[10.0] "One of the best Wrestlemania's ever. I loved every moment of night 2. Bayley, Rollins, Rhodes, and Reigns all deserve extremely high kudos. Glad Priest got elevated. Something for Drew and Seth to do until Punk gets healthy."

[1.0] "Airing footage of a talent over somewhere else in order to pop a rating. Having one of the best wrestlers in the world "shoot" on the most powerful individual in pro wrestling. Mercedes isn't even sniffing a ring. Jericho keeping up a feud with Hook no one wants. Swerve and Joe save this from being a 0, but not by much. Fools already calling for Jack to take the belt off Swerve...why? No one wants this. Swerve is the best thing to happen to the promotion since MJF winning the belt, so why would they want to move past him and hotshot a midcarder? Please get better, AEW. We need you to survive. You can't just book for smarks on Reddit and here."

[6.0] "A solid show in terms of progression of story heading toward Rebellion. Wrestling was not the most impressive although the main event was enjoyable while the ABC tag was solid."

[7.0] "This was a good night 1, but it was kind of underwhelming and had a very mixed bag main event. The best match was Sami vs Gunther , it was very fun and told a great story , Sami was a excellent underdog , and Gunther was a great heel working over Sami and taunting to the crowd and Samis wife. The entrance alone sold me on Sami more than the feud did really. Great moment , and match for Sami. The worst match was Andrade and Rey vs Santos and Dominik , it was a pretty good athletic showcase in the first half , but the finish was very silly. The eagles just had no business getting involved , it just felt like a cheap way to get fan service which didn't really work because there were fans from overseas. Match rating Rhea vs Becky 8/10 , Ladder Match 8/10 , Andrade and Rey vs Dom and Santos 6/10 , Jimmy vs Jey 8/10 , Bianca Jade and Naomi vs Damage Ctrl 7/10 , Sami vs Gunther 9/10 , The Bloodline vs Cody and Seth 6/10."

[8.0] "Watching this live I, like much of the crowd, got tired - the show was an hour too long. But the more I reflect on things the more I appreciate its insanity. A guy with some money bankrolls Chris Hero to do whatever he wants and we get a Llaveo match, Mexican freelancers, Mecha Mummy, Chikara retirees, and Jason Kincaid in a main event. This wasn't ~the best~ show as a production, but it was ~the most~ ridiculous. If Hero gets to book this series a couple more times we may be looking back on this like the first Spring Break event."

[0.0] "Second to last AEW Dynamite before AEW Dynasty. I wasn't able to watch it live, so when I opened X I expected that I will be greeted with clips from Dynamite - what I saw was the ALL IN backstage video, without pre Bucks promo and post FTR promo, I saw Mina Shirakawa kissing Mariah May, with nothing said about the Mariah vs Anna match, I saw Mercedes Mone moaning compilation, without anything said about her promo and with zero discussions about who attacked her, and I saw the moment of Will Ospreay's promo where he insults Triple H, with continuation about Danielson cut from the clip. This is prime 2000 ECW, 2010 TNA and 2020 WWE stuff. AEW doesn't defend themselves, they always defended themselves with great wrestling, great stories, great TV, this is gone now, Tony Khan has not idea and hasn't had any idea for a long time how to book a fucking show, with consideration what happened on previous and what will happen on the next show. He just wants to stick it to WWE above everything, every shot WWE fired on AEW was outside their TV, on some internet shows that only insiders watch. On the other hand, Tony Khan seems to be booking his product depending on what WWE does from thursday to wednesday and its UNWATCHABLE. Nothing works right now, even screw all I said before that, the matches on this show were GARBAGE. AEW TV matches present ZERO variety, they are slow, repetitive and hold zero consequences no matter the outcome, just BIG NAMES, and veterans having "fun" doing what they did their whole careers, unwatchable. I can read the red note below my comment, but in this occasion its impossible to focus on only one promotion, while the show itself focuses on another promotion. I hope it will be the last time I write something like this."

[1.0] "An absolutely miserable experience. The opening four-way and Chavo vs Rey are fine, but not PPV-worthy. JBL vs Eddie Guerrero is the only match on the show worth watching, with the two having an excellent bull rope match. Everything else on the show is the drizzling shits. Kenzo Suzuki, Luther Reigns, and Mordecai win boring pseudo-squash matches, and Sable vs Torrie is one of the worst women's matches ever. Considering the people they were working with, these matches being awful was no surprise. The biggest dud is the main event, the Dudleyz vs Undertaker. Legitimately the worst main event match since Diesel vs Mabel, the most decorated tag team in the industry and one of Smackdown's biggest stars spend 20 minutes doing nothing, all while a stuntman who doesn't look all that much like Paul Bearer is sitting in a box of "concrete". After watching this show, I almost wish I was the one buried in the Concrete Crypt so I wouldn't have to live with the pain of having seen this dreadful show. JBL/Guerrero is the only reason this show isn't a complete dud."

[6.0] "Decent show. Juria coming out for the first and last match was a choice. Semi main event had some interesting developments. I didn't really feel emotional for Juria's goodbye as including the two in this show she only had a 35 match career."

[8.0] "Very enjoyable house show, all the tags delivered imo. This quality of show is why I love to watch Stardom!"

[] "This was a really great show - and the Roseland Theater is a fun venue for wrestling. This was a great card for my first time seeing Prestige Wrestling live, and I really appreciate that the promotion has a policy of not allowing any sort of transphobic, homophobic, racist or misogynist comments from the audience (and presumably the wrestlers)."

[5.0] "An acceptable pre show that had only 2 matches. Matt Vandagriff vs Zane Jay: A brief STRONG Survivor match that could have been better if given more time [*1/2]. Alex Windsor & Trish Adora vs Mina Shirakawa & Viva Van: It was good to see Windsor in a NJPW ring, the match in itself was decent with decent action [**1/2]"

[7.0] "This was a very strong second show for AEW that despite not having as much hype as Double or Nothing or not having a card as good on paper as the Double or Nothing's one, still managed to deliver. Cody once again stole the show as his match with Darby Allin turned out to be a little gem. Star-making perfomance from Darby that made him into star. However the match of the night goes to The Elite vs. Lucha Bros and Laredo Kid. Just a classic PWG-style spotfest, so stupid yet so reckless and fun. Moxley vs. Janela was a good main event which on a re-watch comes off as a bit worse than I remembered. I also really liked the women's three way, really fun to watch. Only downside CIMA vs. Daniels which wasn't bad but just below average. The four way was solid. 7/10"

[6.0] "Not a bad Sakura Genesis this year, with a couple of good matches, a match that was terrible, and the rest were average to okay. Boltin Oleg, Tomohiro Ishii & Toru Yano vs Ayato Yoshida, Chicharito Shoki & Takuro Niki: The non NJPW trio held their own against the NJPW trio even in defeat, Oleg getting the win was the right choice [**3/4]. TMDK vs El Desperado & Ryusuke Taguchi: An odd pairing of Desperado and Taguchi, Fujita continues to improve more and more, ZSJ showcased great technical wrestling [***]. BUSHI & Hiromu Takahashi vs David Finlay & Gedo: I did not get invested in this one, as my interests dwindled [*1/4]. Just 5 Guys vs United Empire: A house show standard multi man match, the action was average at best [**1/2]. BC War Dogs vs Catch 22 vs Intergalactic Jet Setters: I enjoyed this one more than I thought I was going to, all three teams showcased great tag wrestling [****1/4]. Bishamon vs Chase Owens & KENTA: An alright match, slow to get started but towards the end was good [***]. SHO vs YOH: Cant say much but what a fucking waste of under 2 minutes [-*]. Jon Moxley & Shota Umino vs Jack Perry & Ren Narita: Chaotic match as expected, Mox and Umino winning was the right choice [***1/4]. Shingo Takagi vs EVIL: A typical HoT match with the usual tactics, Shingo winning was a surprise [**3/4]. Tetsuya Naito vs Yota Tsuji: A half decent title match, the action was okay but could have been booked better, the pacing was slow at times [***]"

[7.0] "Solid show. Kohaku vs Chisako and the Main Event are the highlights. I didn't know Honoka and Tanaka as champions going in, so the way the tag title match unraveled was surprising. The 3-Way comedy match wasn't great but it was fun Ito continually crushing Hirota."

[3.0] "Jeez... This was not a good show at all. While little was offensively bad (that Freebirds match was pretty awful), everything was very boring, and I don't think there is a single match on the card that I'd call 'good'. I was looking forward to Steiner vs. Flair, and while it was at least watchable, it ended up being quite possibly Flair's worst title match period (with the obvious exception of the rotten match with Sting from Starrcade 1990). Couple that with the fact that the match was already incredibly predictable and had a lame finish, and what was a 'one match card' in the first place really had nothing at all going for it. And despite all of these criticisms, somehow this was still the easy choice for MOTN. You know something is seriously wrong when I get more entertainment out of the idiotic (and probably offensive? ) intergender arm wrestling match between Heyman and Hyatt than any of the actual wrestling on the show... At least that managed to make me laugh, even if it was for sheer absurdity..."

[5.0] "[2.25/5.00]: An AEW: Battle of the Belts without any AEW titles on the line, and any relevancy of the brand is from an AEW mid-card title "Eliminator" being wrestled by that mid-card title Champion, the fuck is this booking. Fine-Decent matches all around, but nothing memorable."

[8.0] "[3.75/5.00]: AEW: Collision is the only AEW show that spews no bullshit in the making of it, just pure, raw, unadulterated wrestling for 2 hours, and it keeps on that promise. Though none of the matches were truly recommendable, it was a good showing of there wrestlers where the MOTN was the main event. Show of the week."

[] "This episode of Dynamite was the first wrestling show of any kind that I have ever seen in person and it did not disappoint. Honestly, with the title changes and the big PPV feel of the main event, it is kind of crazy that this was simply a weekly TV episode (not that I'm complaining). There were still matches that felt like weekly TV of course, with the Jericho/Hook bout and Swerve beating up a jobber, but all in all it's hard to ask for more than this out of a non-PPV event."

[10.0] "Amzing show! One of the best main events in recent memory. The cash in was surprising, as was Punks involvement at the end. Iyo and Bayley told a great story. Logan Paul is turning out to be a great champion. 10/10 will watch again."

[] "Enjoyable for everyone but too much chaotic for me. But it looks like has opened new era for WWE. Happy for most of the talent."

[4.0] "You can see the intention - something rough around the edges for those kids that loved Hogan but are now teenagers wanting something a bit more "raw". But the execution is still just stuck in the Hogan cartoon character heyday. El Matador, Jannetty, Repo Man stealing Macho's hat? Loved them as a kid, but really. Is that Raw?"

[3.0] "Standard Superstars - heavily putting over the Royal Rumble, but struggling against a pretty naff card. The Bret/Ramon match is, looking back, a bit of a dream match but not sure it did business in 1993. And, oddly, they are not selling that - they are selling the Rumble match with the usual friends vs friends gimmick. Also trying to get over the Crush/Doink feud even though I don't remember it ever having any payoff. Otherwise, it is just squashes and replays."

[6.0] "New Japan hasn't exactly been having a strong year, but I thought this was maybe the most watchable New Japan show of the year so far. There were a few matches which felt like they never really got started (one due to an early injury, the others just didn't click into anything more). The Junior Tag and Heavyweight Tag matches were pretty decent. The latter has a lower score here but I quite liked it because of Bishamon's usual team-work style. Maybe I should whisper this but I also really don't mind Chase Owens, either. I just wish the division was more than just Bishamon vs whoever they happen to be feuding with at the time. Evil vs Shingo was kind of entertaining for a shit-show, and the main event has divided opinions a little but I thought it was fairly good. Though I think some matches could have done more, I didn't feel that any overstayed their welcome and was surprised how easily I got though this show. Some other stuff: Sho managed to use the moment to get some heat and it'll make a nice story, and Gabe Kidd has a kind of intensity you don't often see in pro wrestling (he wouldn't be able to talk like that in big western promotions but I like it)."

[5.0] "Most episodes of NXT at this point in time are completely forgettable. Even at about half way through I tend to struggle to recall what I watched in the first half. That is true here. It is one of the longer NXT episodes and one of the emptier ones. The Ohno character is interesting and his feud with Richie Steamboat is about all NXT has going for it right now. They even had to drop in Punk to generate some interest."

[3.0] "I watched this show about a week ago whilst making my way through older NXT episodes as background noise whilst working. I remember precisely zero of it, along with most of the matches. This era of NXT is just incredibly naff for 90% of the time. It feels like the right intention is there, and some of the ingredients, but the execution in terms of match quality, commentary, gimmicks etc. is not right."

[7.0] "Apparently this show was better live in person than on PPV or what it was. I enjoyed it at the Arena, but wish there was more of the roster and another match or two."

[] "My first New Japan event so I'll cherish it for years to come. Anyways, even with the odd theatrical stage set-up (which made the live broadcast look like a 2021 STRONG taping), it's still watchable from where I was. In terms of match quality, Axe Wang vs Touyuu is a good enough showcase match between two Taiwanese indie stars and a coming of age of Axe Wang, who in my opinion needs to be signed to New Japan. His Chaos Theory is SICK. However, the opening 2 matches suffered from a mix of poor booking and lack of effort from the competitors themselves. While GOK and Newman were doing what they do best, including the explosive Oleg Boltin, Akira did damn near NOTHING. I also have mixed feelings towards Tanahashi who is sadly no longer in good shape, and Yano who I never took seriously. And don't get me started on LIJ vs HoT, that match, while I was happy to watch Tsuji and Shingo wrestle live, was a disaster and absolutely no one (but SHO) did anything noteworthy in ring. For the third match, it served its purpose as both: a fanservice to the Taiwan fans (Kojima, Tiger Mask, and Despy are OVER here), and a way to develop a Young Lion in Shoma Kato. Not bad. Now this is where things get good. Starlight Kid & Hanako gave us a great David vs Goliath match where SLK prevailed by countering Hanako with a Hurricarana Driver. Great way to wake the crowd up again, great showcase match to those who aren't into or haven't heard of STARDOM. Fujita vs DOUKI was an absolute BANGER of a Junior Heavyweight match, with DOUKI taking the hard W and continuing his belt-theft storyline with SHO post-match, which was funny. Bishamon vs Yuya & SANADA should've been the main event, and I say that because the crowd was at its loudest in this match (SANADA and Yuya are very much OVER with Taiwan, yall don't know how much the Taiwanese fans marked out when SANADA came out). Great tag team action where the accomplished champion veterans put over the young, fiery Yuya Uemura after another great battle. The main event unfortunately suffered from earlier poor booking, but despite that the finishing stretch was fun, and Tanahashi hit the High Fly Flow to win the titles for his team. Even though I felt House of Torture should've won to keep them strong, putting the belts on Prez Ace, Yano and Oleg (! ) brought the fans home happy after an 8 year absence from Taiwan. Overall rating: 7.5/10"

[6.0] "A solid first episode of raw that saw them get in quite a bit of content in what ends up being less than 50 minutes on streaming services. The Steiner Brothers looked like a team to watch after their squash match, and Shawn Michaels and Yokozuna both looked like potential stars after their matches and promos gearing up for the Royal Rumble that year. Finishing up with a solid little slow Undertaker squash, this card did what it was supposed to do in trying to draw in a potential new audience. 3 star show at best and a side note is that Damien DeMento's haircut here has to be one of the worst in history."

[8.0] "Solid overall card from start to finish and the best American based show in a long time. Multiple title changes were surprising and the former WWE guys performed well with the Japanese wrestlers. Hopefully that's the end of the Matt Riddle experience as well."

[5.0] "I was a little surprised there were only two matches on the preshow, but this was perfectly fine as a buy in. It also set something up for the main card later as well"

[8.0] "A great episode here of the World Championship Wrestling studio show. A lot of good stuff in terms of the angles going on in this show. My favourite thing on this show was Ric Flair introducing "Big Gold" in a historic moment which was cool to see. Arn Anderson defends his TV Title with Flair providing some lovely commentary. Flair was my MVP for this episode in general and has been killing it at this time. The usual not as great members of the roster were here; the member of Paul Jones' Army being the worst, in this episode specifically The Barbarian. This was a great episode for the Midnight/Rock 'N Roll angle as well, with the Rock 'N Roll getting some revenge on the Midnight after their match. Tejio Khan exceeded my very low expectations in his in-ring debut."

[6.0] "I thought this was an overall good show with some decent matches. Nothing stood out as bad to me although I do wish some of the matches went on longer than they did. [MOTN: Kon vs. PCO]"

[5.0] "My God, this WM was so disappointing, the ME was one of the most disappointing in all of history, considering how they had built the rivalry between Orton and Triple H. But I give it a 5 for the legendary Match between HBK and The Undertaker, which has nothing to do with the show it's on."

[10.0] "I saw this WM on DVD many years ago and I remember that it was one of the first WWE ppvs I saw, it made me fall in love with wrestling. For me, it is the BEST PPV in the history of Pro-wrestling, the best Wrestlemania in history and the best ppv in WWE history. You can watch it several times and you won't get bored, it's hilarious to watch from start to finish. It has 2 fights of epic proportions, the TLC which is an absolute gem and deserves more merit than it has, and the ME, which is the best ME in the history of WWE and WM without a doubt. How I would have liked to live that time and see it live. Legendary show."

[9.0] "This Wrestlemania Night One was almost perfect, of the 7 matches it offered, 5 were fun to watch and great, 2 of them of epic proportions. I was glad to see him again. Even the opener, although he left something to be desired, I don't dislike it, seeing Cena again in a WM is something pleasant, it doesn't matter if he is far from the ME scene."