Aigle Blanc vs. Joseph Fenech Jr.

[9.0] "This probably could have benefitted from a bit of editing but overall I was impressed more than I thought I'd be, especially with the opening fight which was chaotic and violent and felt very personal. Aigle Blanc continues to impress me this year, he could rise very fast at this rate."

[5.0] "A long, boring, mostly heatless grudge match, which was based around contrived highspots that didn't particularly flow from one to the next. At some point this year, I'd love to see a cage match that doesn't begin with a brawl on the floor. I'd also appreciate it if bookers banned heels from doing fighting spirit spots **1/2"

[7.0] "This match told a simple story (pre-match VTR did a great job setting the stage), gave the crowd every reason to cheer for Blanc (though it took a really long time for them to really get going) and built to a satisfying payoff where Blanc decisively won. I'm genuinely curious if the only reason why Fenech Jr. (aka Senza Volto) is under the radar is because European pro-wrestling isn't really talked about maybe outside of RevPro, imo he absolutely needs to be given a proper chance to show what he can do on a 'bigger stage', whatever that means these days."

[10.0] "Amazing cage match, they started off throwing themselves to the steel and the action was good, great variety from dives to weapons spots. The ending was very emotional and it was definetely the candy on the cake. I would have liked some high spots more but at the end of the day great bout. ****3/4"

[8.0] "From the moment before the bell rang, the atmosphere was charged with palpable energy, promising a memorable showdown. The French wrestlers brought a unique flair to the ring, blending their distinct style with the intensity of the WXW company. Every move, every strike, and every escape demonstrated a relentless commitment to victory with a good soumission."