Nathan Cruz vs. Will Ospreay

[7.0] "Nathan Cruz was actually the first-ever PROGRESS World Champion back in 2012, but hadn't wrestled for the company since 2017. Much like Ospreay's encounter with Tate Mayfairs the previous night, this felt like a house show match, which for Ospreay is still pretty damn good. The screwy DQ finish makes sense as a way to protect Ospreay from jobbing clean, but the ending portion as a whole felt overbooked, with multiple ref bumps and cheating spots. Once again, I wish PROGRESS had gotten a more high-profile opponent for Ospreay."

[9.0] "After thinking for a long time about whether to give 10 or 9 points to this game, I finally gave 9 points. This one is much better than the first day, and the last few minutes are also very dramatic, in order to preserve the strength of Ospreay's plot, this way of ending is acceptable, 4.25 stars!"

[6.0] "Well this was a choice. I like the finish, but having Nathan Cruz eliminate Ospreay is iffy. I get their history and that they want to book end it, but still, Cruz is just not it. The match is a little too long and is only entertaining because of Ospreay."