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[] "My rating for this match was 8/10. The following text is being inputted to meet the Cagematch ratings guidelines for newer users due to tribalist trolls making it so the rest of us can't immediately leave a simple rating. This comment will be removed from my rating once the time threshold has been reached. It gets an 8 because Wren won, strap her up."

[10.0] "In my opinion, this was the biggest match the company has had in years, but also the best match between Ospreay and Omega. This one was even more incredible than their Forbidden Door match, with two entrances worthy of a final boss fight in a video game. The atmosphere, the way the match unfolded, the pacing, everything was perfect. I couldn't believe the match I had just witnessed."

[5.0] "I just don't see it sorry. Only thing I see is another weak Hansen title match in the year 1987. **3/4"

[4.0] "They really weren't on the same page on a couple of occasions. It wasn't a bad match, but it was very simple, and whenever they tried to do something more creative, it looked dodgy and the timing was off. Gunn and Fury, in particular, didn't seem very comfortable out there."

[5.0] "A fine match between B3CCA and Red Velvet. B3CCA got some nice Hope moments but⁠ the result was never really in doubt. Red Velvet feels exactly where she was coming out of this. She has been TV Champion for almost the last 800 days if not for Mercedes's two week run."

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[] "My rating for this match was 8.7/10. The following text is being inputted to meet the Cagematch ratings guidelines for newer users due to tribalist trolls making it so the rest of us can't immediately leave a simple rating. This comment will be removed from my rating once the time threshold has been reached."

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[] "My rating for this match was 7/10. The following text is being inputted to meet the Cagematch ratings guidelines for newer users due to tribalist trolls making it so the rest of us can't immediately leave a simple rating. This comment will be removed from my rating once the time threshold has been reached."

[] "My rating for this match was 6.5/10. The following text is being inputted to meet the Cagematch ratings guidelines for newer users due to tribalist trolls making it so the rest of us can't immediately leave a simple rating. This comment will be removed from my rating once the time threshold has been reached."

[6.0] "Okay, neither of them is a favorite to win the tournament, but they tell a solid story in a believable and passionate way. Ali's injury plays just as big a role as both wrestlers' tendency toward spot wrestling--which, however, is presented well here. It's not a breakout performance, but it's a brief window of opportunity that the two of them know how to make the most of."

[] "My rating for this match was 7/10. The following text is being inputted to meet the Cagematch ratings guidelines for newer users due to tribalist trolls making it so the rest of us can't immediately leave a simple rating. This comment will be removed from my rating once the time threshold has been reached."

[3.0] "Very weak (worse than usual) performance by Yuria. Almost everything she did looked bad. Asuka didn't look all that good either."

[9.0] "What a fantastic match! The opening stages featured a ton of British grappling, with Connor Mills targeting Katsuhiko Nakajima's leg. From there, the challenger took control of the match by drawing on his experience and fighting spirit, repeatedly punishing the champion with brutal attacks, keeping him away from the ring, and, above all, avoiding the mat. Just when the path to victory seemed clear, an ankle injury gave Mills an opening, which he capitalized on by forcing Nakajima to tap out to an ankle lock after an excellent closing sequence. One of the best matches of 2026 wor​ldwide. The standing ovation at the end was thoroughly deserved."

[5.0] "It was a strange match; at times it was interesting because of Robbie's moves, and at other times it lost its appeal. Robbie x was selling his knee well until he started doing maneuvers that required that knee, making you not take his "injury" seriously. Honestly, I hope Robbie Eagles takes the championship from Yoh because his reign leaves me indifferent."

[7.0] "Terribly garish and annoyingly silly, and in the ring, it's practically a declaration of bankruptcy--if it wasn't for the fact that at least Sting and Avalanche seem to be putting in some basic efforts. As is so often the case, Dave Sullivan is completely out of place and takes himself out of the match; add to that the beaming Hulkster, who--alongside a dedicated but not entirely neutral guest referee--forms the sluggish centerpiece of a match that (and someone should explain this to him) can't be adequately carried by presence alone. Hardly anyone here is into it."

[4.0] "For what it ultimately boils down to, this is maybe twice as long as it needed to be, but on the other hand, I'm glad they seem to have realized that giving Harlem Heat a push is more important than continuing to prop up Hogan's clique with the Nasties. It's not particularly valuable, but it doesn't cause me any particular pain to watch it now either."

[3.0] "It's as if no one responsible for putting together the card even watched the opener of Halloween Havoc--and yet here we are today with this same matchup all over again. This time in a much shorter version and with a win for Mero. But ⁠the fact that it only comes about via a DQ--and thus seems to confirm that the reigning TV champion isn't capable of clearly outclassing a washed-up comedy act like HTM--speaks volumes. Moreover, posing clearly takes precedence over performance here."

[6.0] "Good tag team match. Looking forward to​ the Jumbo/Bockwinkel match. Jumbo pinned Deaton here. ***1/4"

[5.0] "Aside from the result--which adds a bit of value to the match thanks to the crowd's support--this is basically a carbon copy of the match from Halloween Havoc. Here, too, the heels take their time, but after the faces' hot tag, they don't make a comeback this time. Similar match, similar rating."

[7.0] "Pretty solid and fun to see this mix of legends. Especially so early in Okada career. It's fun but not as good as it could be. (***1/2)"

[5.0] "Kikyo was lost a few times, but the match was pretty fun struggle. Kotatsu's snappy kicks were lovely as always."

[9.0] "Right was this as good as some of their previous matches not at all. But was it still a great match in it's own right yes of course it was. At least in my eyes these two can't possibly ever have a bad match. For the wrestling i like this is one of my favourite pairings. The match was just great fun to watch throughout. Both put in great performances we get to see both a locked in Okada and the first properly great title defence for Will. I liked how many creative counters we got as the two know each others moves and tendencies inside and out. Yes they did a lot of things you can call spot for spot whilst watching as they do them in almost every match but you know why they do them because they are so fucking good. I will never get bored of Will catching the dropkick into a running liger bomb. The closing stretch where they were going back and forth t 100 miles an hour like always was so good to watch it just hits for me every time. Will kicking out of the rainmaker the move that puts him away in these matches shows how high level he is now he's world champ. I wasn't the biggest fan of Okada having multiple kick outs at the end but he is Will's mountain so i understand why it took a lot to put him away. So yeah overall such a fun match one of my favourite TV matches of the year i will just never get bored of watching them lock up and throw down great main event. (****3/4)"

[4.0] "The Kid is always the underdog anyway, so nothing really gets ruined if the contender locks him in a chickenwing. Up to that point, it's acceptable in terms of the story, but it's anything but pretty to watch. In the aftermath, there's a bit of spice added to the Survivor Series. Fine by me."

[10.0] "This is really everything you want out of a big Trios match. Each individual person is a cohesive team but also a well defined individual, allowing for turmoil and specific character moments littered throughout high octane action. Not to mention small micro stories like Creed's rivalry will Brody King building up to a rock solid slam or the subtle ways Swerve displays he cares more about himself than the team. A shining example of what Trios Pro Wrestling is capable of."

[] "You gotta love a pure babyface affair and I genuinely hope when Swerve and New Level lose those belts they keep this energy. I think I have a little bit of a problem with Swerve/Hangman distracting them, especially because I'm unsure if Kofi was supposed to sell being distracted? Kind of seems like Kofi was supposed to be so absorbed in the skirmish outside that Bandido snuck up on him for the win but it didn't look like that to me but I just could be wrong about that. It was chaotic and confusing in this way that diminishes it as a singles match but more than made up for it in how complex and complete all six of these characters are. Now all we have to do is stop wasting these moments on champion vs. champion matches for belts that are from other promotions and we got ourselves a solid story."

[5.0] "Joe probably still has the bigger name, even though Perry is currently going through a more interesting character transformation. But that doesn't really result in a thrilling match in this constellation. While there are very good crowd reactions and flashes of class here and there, it still strikes me as a slightly polished-up house show experience."

[6.0] "This was actually really solid and it made Ricky Santa​na look really good, especially on the early moments. It really felt like a brawl here and after a while Funk just started beating everybody up. Fun match."

[6.0] "I typically defend The Bucks matches more than most (especially their stuff from early on) but this was the absolute worst tendencies of the bucks on full display. Its about what you would expect, tons of dives, tons of leg slaps and some really preposterous shit and some botches too. The most ridiculous spot was when they sent their own partners into the corner to take a canadian destroyer. That was just dumb. This was an indie jack off session but it wasnt boring, ill say that, just eye rolling"

[6.0] "The only bad thing i can say that it was too short. Good pace, some impressive spots. Aguila looked great here and Christopher kept the pace better than usually and his ch8.64aracter bits werent as annoying."

[7.0] "The kind of match I like to call a scientific bout. I think Kanji is the best technical wrestler in the world right now. My only issue with this match was JGU being a little too passive throughout the match."

[4.0] "This is the third match between these two in around two years with Trish having won the previous two. Rachel has not won a match in over two years so there was no reason to expect a different result here. Trish has also been picking up very select wins which may lead to a Pure or TV Title shot for her or it may not like is often the case around here. A pretty quiet crowd for this and it is hard to blame them despite the abilities of the competitors."

[9.0] "My hot take is that I always thought this was the best match on the show. It has everything, an established star, an fa⁠st rising one, a hot crowd and a great but simple story. It's pretty nonstop for it's duration which deserves more praise than it gets. 16 minutes on paper isn't long for a main event but when you're keeping the pace that these two are, it's a great compliment to their conditioning."

[6.0] "A good match to kick off the show after the touching tribute to PAC. They beat the hell out of each other for ten minutes and showed some good chemistry. Gabby Forza is developing into an increasingly convincing character."

[5.0] "Mid. They're both pretty good wrestlers, but idk, I just found it so underwhelming and confusing at times. Maybe they just don't have any chemistry. It was their first 1v1 and it really wasn't convincing. Even if they wouldn't have gotten the same amount​ of time or exposure, it still sucks that the match isn't on the main card for KOPW."

[7.0] "No two wrestlers that I have watched are as self congratulatory as Triple H and Shawn Michaels. Even during their own matches against each other. This is a definitely a good match and not many thought HBK would ever return but this is also a victim of Triple H's hubris. Meaning, it's very slow paced because Uncle Paul thinks he's Harley Race."

[7.0] "Definitely a fun start to the show, pitting two performers who execute their moves flawlessly but have different styles against each other. Kofi is a little free-spirited again, whereas Bandido, at least in the ring, is on the rise and doesn't miss a beat. That's one way to do it, and it's really entertaining."

[4.0] "An okay tag team match. MxM were more of fan-favorites here. Cartello Grillo were introduced weeks ago and have only been losing while neither team feels like they have much going on."

[9.0] "I think this match is somewhat underrated. The low rating is likely due to the heavy interference during the final few minutes, but I didn't mind it; it was necessary to advance the storyline. I give this match a 9; I thought it was a solid main event."

[6.0] "A solid match between AR Fox and LJ Cleary. Both meshed up well with their respective styles. The result was 9.36never in doubt but it gave Fox a win ahead of challenging Bandido."

[5.0] "Didn't expect to see Dr. Death losing here but it was more about the post match angle than about the match it​self. Decent action until Garvin tripped up Williams and Gordy hit the piledriver for the win."

[5.0] "You can really tell there's a clear difference in the caliber of these two performers. Mandy Rose has the charisma; Kay Lee Ray has the talent. Together, they put on a reasonably decent match, in which the British wrestler is clearly the one setting the standard for quality. Unfortunately, with Rose, not much more than this is possible. And the fact that Isla Dawn shows up at the end to legitimize the title def​ense speaks well of neither the champion nor the match itself."

[7.0] "Well this was unsurprisingly pretty damn fun to watch. Giving possibly the most underused and underrated women in the company here homecoming moment was a great idea for Mercedes first defence of the title. I thought both women were great in this match. Mercedes still working with a broken nose ate a hell of a lot of trademark stiff Aminata offence. Which you have to respect as she easily could of just phoned it in. Aminata got her moment in the sun and she took it as i expected her today. Got off all of her usually stiff and snap offence which was so good to see and the crowd was so behind her which was so good to see. I think the only thing missing from this match was stakes as they have put all of this time into Mercedes vs Thekla as the big women's feud. It was clear Aminata was never winning so when the finish came it was just a little bit flat for me. But yeah overall a really fun watch up to the finish and nice to see one of my favourite women's wrestlers get her moment. Just one more thing Mercedes stomping on her beret than trying to kick it but missing completely had me in stiches. (***3/4)"

[8.0] "Really good match by both. Eddie was all fired up to get his hands on Trent and he beat him up hard with his offense. Trent showed some nice wits to set up his attacks a​nd he pushed Eddie to the limit. I was surprised to see him kick out after eating suplexs + the spinning back fist but in a good way. Also loved how Eddie sold his left shoulder getting worse as the match went on. A strong performance by both. 7.50/10"

[4.0] "An extended showcase for Dalton and The Outrunners to collect a win in. Aaron/Griff/Nick felt little more than just there to lose. Dalton and The Outrunners continue to carry some popularity with crowds."

[8.0] "A great main event. Wasn't as good as their Worlds End match back in 2024, but this was still a really good match.Started off boring, but man, once it got going, things started to get good. When Okada wants to work and not be lazy, he'll have good matches. This is the Okada we need in AEW, fully. It was just back and forth, full of great sequences, maneuvers, and reversals. My favorite reversal from the match was when Ospreay caught Okada in mid-air and delivered a wicked powerbomb. The multiple kickouts from⁠ Okada at the end wasn't needed at all, just felt a waste of time."

[9.0] "What an absolute banger of a match. We already knew this was gonna be amazing, and they delivered by giving us a great match. Darby hit a wicked flying crossbody into the timekeeper's area onto Fletcher. Both men then went onto the tables, and Fletcher countered a code red with a back body drop, and Darby just ate shit with rotating and crashing into the table face first. Darby hit a wicked second rope code red onto Fletcher, followed by another code red, but for only a two. Allin went for a coffin drop, but Fletcher moved out of the way, and Darby's back ate shit on the⁠ apron.  Later on, Fletcher delivered a fucking brain buster on the exposed turnbuckle, and Darby was busted open badly; the blood was pouring out of his head. "

[8.0] "When this was announced, I was very excited. When the match took place, it was just as good as I expected. It's still unreal to see Kofi in AEW, and he had another great singles showing. These two had really good chemistry. I didn't know what the outcome was gonna be, didn't know if Bandido was gonna retain or if Kofi was gonna win the ROH title. Kofi connected with a devastating stomp to Bandido; he got up there for that stomp. "

[6.0] "Obviously a good match, but when you put into perspective the hype and their previous work together, I think it's safe to say it was a disappointing match, because it doesn't matter how cool and thrilling the sequences were, we've seen them all, and particularly to me they aren't even so good in the first place. Okada and Ospreay received the main event spot after two great matches, and they were able to have a good and heated affair, the crowd was on fire, that's undeniable, the place was nuts and France was thriving for this matchup. I think some sequences at the beginning were very fun, and Okada was Okada 100% of the time here, Will didn't even need to 'bring back' the rainmaker, because the rainmaker was there the entire time, it was a fully locked in performance. The PiP stuff with Okada dominating was also fun, and he was able to do some interesting heel works. The ending stretch is where things kinda sucked, strictly in terms of disappointment and repetitiveness, they went fully New Japan with those reversals and sequences, and it was very fast and exciting, but at the same time incredibly simplistic and formulaic. Ospreay won the match after a series of finishers, and now he was able to connect a rare win against Okada, retaining the AEW Title - {***}"

[7.0] "I was quite annoyed with how this match was produced. With the talent that was involved here, I expected a much similar tone to last year's match. Each woman brought something different to this match that could have been featured, and yet, they weren't fully utilized the way the match could have been. This was still pretty good but I expected more cte spots.They got the winner right but this match should have been so much better. ***1/4"

[8.0] "Super high quality main event match. Had that big fight feel, patient pace and really simple but effective in ring work"

[6.0] "Nothing to write home about in either sense. If I never watched an Austin Theory match again, I think I'd be okay. Good brawl after the match between Oba Femi and Bronson Reed, but that obviously doesn't affect ratingn here."

[7.0] "Really good match,​ that was able to keep the high level inside of the event, and it was enjoyable as hell, two great workers. I think talking about Mercedes is really unnecessary at this point, but to state the obvious, she was excellent here, and had a great heel performance. Queen Aminata was the one I wanted to watch though, and she performed very well, she's very stiff, and in terms of believability and delivery I truly think she's one of the best in the entire roster, amazing. The bout was enjoyable the entire time, and I loved when Mercedes ran from Aminata, only to outsmart her on the outside. With a better finish, the match could've even receive a higher rating, it was kinda flat, but as a whole everything was really good - {***1/2}"

[8.0] "Fantastic match, absolutely incredible! As expected, two of my favorite wrestlers in AEW performed a sensational bout, very believable and filled with many cool and nasty moments. Darby took three or four bumps here that we​re unbelievable, he's so good, sometimes it looks like he's a doll, because of how insane and dangerous his landings look, amazing stuff. The match was everything we wanted to see, very brutal, and despite Darby's isolated bumps and insane moments being the highlight, we had lots of other great moments, I loved Fletcher's period of dominance for example, his control segments were excellent and he always delivers big time in that matter. The finish of the match was also great, with Darby starting to bleed after an insane bump on the exposed corner, it was really when the match showed signs of an unbelievable escalation. Despite Darby's blade job and some fantastic nearfalls, he was able to win the match after adjusting the scorpion deathlock into two coffin drops, and retained the TNT Title. That was easily the best match of the event - {****}"

[0.0] "This is one of the worst matches ever, an average for 4.69 is far, far to generous to this atrocity of boredom. This is the second worst Wrestlemania main-event I've seen. Yoko is embarrassingly bad at this point."

[6.0] "Another pretty interesting match in Grand Slam France, this time it was a slight improvement from the previous ones, and a very enjoyable slobberknocker between four guys that love to hit each other hard. I think it was very interesting to watch Gabe and Moxley teaming up, it's not a frequent pairing and I was won⁠dering how that dynamic would be, but the match was really fun, I wasn't a fan of everything, but it was definitely a good match and it's hard to dislike a match like this, with four guys that are gladiators, we had lots of clobbering and fighting spirit moments - {***}"

[0.0] "Vince didn't have the balls to make Roman beat The Fiend at WrestleMania because of potential disdain among fans, so he got his old cash stealer Goldberg to become a transitional champion for Roman, only for him to take his ball and go home because of COVID and giving the title to Braun Strowman. The irony is a couple of months later, Roman turned heel anyways, Goldberg left as a dumbass like usual without the supposed Spear-vs-Spear 'dream' match, and Bray Wyatt, after having a stellar year and rejuvenating multiple times after being buried repeatedly, got buried yet again in the process."

[6.0] "Decent undercard match. FanDora shapes out to be a nice unit, pretty similar to Schadenfreude, but still fun. Owashi & Hirata pair can't not make a good show. ***"

[6.0] "Good match, loved to watch Samoa Joe after a while, he's one of my all-time greats, and of course this match was pretty enjoyable, specially in those moments where Joe was punishing Jack Perry. I think that Jack had a surprising amount of offense here, and the match obviously couldn't reach 'next level', but it was a nice showcase, with Perry being slowly able to have some advantages against Joe, he was able to take him down several times, but of course the best moments were when Joe connected his nasty moves, like that uranage on the outside. Joe won the match as expected, and the finish was very abrupt, a clean cut - {**3/4}"

[10.0] "Can coffee literally do no wrong​ when he's wrestling some of the greatest professional wrestlers that we have in the current landscape in the world of pro wrestling, like how is it even real that we got coffee going one on one against Bandido like how did that even happen like this is a real like this is absolutely just unbelievable, what a absolutely unbelievable opener for AEW Grand Slam France, like this is just spectacular action, so amazing man."

[3.0] "This is a live action cartoon. It's so stupid but also fun and the reason it's fun is because this was meant to be taken seriously. This is so goofy and inoffensive that I almost bumped up my rating."

[8.0] "An excellent standout that rises above the rest. The pacing, intensity, and execution all click, delivering a memorable and compelling performance."

[6.0] "Good match for the ROH World Title, an extended chapter of the trios rivalry that it's been going on between the New Level and Brody/Bandido/Hangman. I think that was a fun match, and they were able to continue the starting sequence of the All Out trios match, when Bandido and Kofi started the match and showed a cool chemistry with each other. Kofi is still a little bit slow in terms of pacing, but particularly in a good way, because I like slow matches, I feel like he's still in that boring WWE tv-match formula when the match is unimportant, and this is causing the matches to be very slow between the moves. Lots of other things were nice though​, the character work was pretty enjoyable, and Bandido was able to win the match after Swerve and Hangman caused trouble on the outside, distracting Kofi - {**3/4}"

[5.0] "This didn't move me at all. The pace was too slow and the technical exchange was not as exciting, fresh or interesting as it could've been. But guess that's normal fconsidering Kofi is arriving in a new environment and starting to ⁠wrestle a new style on live TV"

[6.0] "It's actually a fun little match that showed off the potential of the Ult​imate Maniacs team. Savage and Warrior were both bonkers nuts so a run in the tag division would've been pretty fun. Alas all we have is this really and it's worth a watch for historical value."

[0.0] "More of a segment than a match. Goldust was injured so instead of getting a replacement to justify buying the ppv, the⁠y do this instead. Warrior showed a lot of personality here and puffing the cigar and putting on Goldust's wig which was genuinely funny. Had I paid money for this though I would've been annoyed and that's the problem. It's advertised as an actual match. It doesn't deliver on that promise."

[2.0] "Goldust's injury couldn't have come at a worse time. This was still the era of never taking time off for injuries because you'd lost your spot. As a result both matches between these two aren't worth much of anything to anyone."

[5.0] "I'm giving it a couple of extra points for its status as an interesting footnote and an answer to two potential trivia questions. It's certainly not the boring trainwreck most Warrior matches w​ere but it's nothing special either."

[0.0] "A horrible end to the WCW era of WarGames. The rules don't make any sense. It's basically every man for himself excep​t anyone can pin or submit anyone else. Then there's the theatrics of the Warrior that is literally smoke and mirrors. DDP's win should be exciting and mean something is background noise."

[0.0] "Despite the memes, Orlando Jordan was actually a decent wrestler. He wasn't a miracle worker though. This match with Warrior is slow and painfully boring. It can only be enjoyed by people administering thi0.72s as a punishment for losing a bet."

[5.0] "Not a fan of this at all. It's mostly forgettable match outside few cool spots like Sasha jumping over referee and the ending. A few clunky spots with lots of weak looking offense bring the match down. The crowd being electric adds to the match and makes it feel special, but wrestling itself is nothing special. From a historic standpoint it's a ⁠very important match in a history of women's wrestling and was one of the many catalysts to women's revolution in WWE. From a history standpoint it's a 10."

[8.0] "Amazing showing from both. Pac is someone we can all learn so so much from by watching him. Came in as the heel in Cleary home country where he is the mvp and gave us a beleavable underdog match. (***3/4)"

[8.0] "An excellent main event that delivered the strongest wrestling of the show. The action was intense, engaging, and well-paced, with compelling exchanges and a satisfying s8.93ense of escalation that made for a very strong conclusion."

[7.0] "A strong match that added some extra energy to the closing portion of the show. The action was well-paced and engaging, with stronger exchanges and a more noticeable sense o​f intensity that made it stand out from much of the earlier card."

[6.0] "A solid and engaging contest with a good balance of actio3.48n and momentum. The wrestling remained consistent throughout, providing enough intensity and quality exchanges to make this an enjoyable part of the event."

[6.0] "A decent match that provided a steady level of entertainment. The action was competent and generally enjoyable, but it lacked the urgency and memorable sequences needed to elevate it beyond being a perfectly serviceable m​id-card contest."

[6.0] "Another competent and enjoyable contest that maintained the show's generally solid standard. The wrestling was engaging and reasonably well-paced, with enough intensity to keep things interesting, even if​ there were few truly standout moments."

[6.0] "A good match that brought a noticeable improvement in energy and overall engagement. The action had a better rhythm, with solid exchanges and enough momentum to make this a worthwhile part of the card without reaching an exceptional level."

[5.0] "A fairly average contest that delivered some decent wrestling but struggled to build much momentum. The action remained watchable throughout, though the pacin⁠g and intensity were somewhat limited and prevented the match from becoming especially memorable."

[6.0] "A solid opening match that provided a competent start to the event. The action​ was reasonably engaging and maintained a decent pace, although it lacked the intensity and standout moments needed to make a particularly strong first impression."

[6.0] "A good closing match that provided a satisfying conclusion to the event. The action remained solid and engaging, with a respectable pace and enough intensity to keep things interesting without quite reaching the level of the strongest contests."

[7.0] "Another strong match that maintained a good level of ​energy and quality. The wrestling was consistently engaging, with solid momentum and several effective exchanges that made the contest feel worthwhile and entertaining throughout."

[7.0] "A strong contest that brought a noticeable improvement in intensity and overall quality. The action was engaging and well-paced, with enough compelling sequences to make this one of the more enjoyable portions of the card."

[6.0] "A solid opening match that provided competent and enjoyable wrestling. The action had a steady rhythm and enough worthwhile exchanges to keep things engaging, although it remained fairly straightforward and lacked the extra spark needed to stand out."

[5.0] "The knee work when on for awhile and the whole match was dragged out as a time f1.24iller, but it was solid and told a story."

[8.0] "An excellent main event that provided a major highlight and a very strong conclusion. The action was intense, well-paced, and consistently engaging, with enough memora⁠ble sequences and drama to give the show the impressive finish it needed."

[7.0] "A strong match that brought a noticeable increase in intensity and excitement. The action was more compelling, with better pacing and stronger exchanges throughout. It stood out as one of the more entertaining portions of the event."

[6.0] "A respectable contest that maintained a consistent level of quality. There was enough solid wrestling and momentum to keep things interesting, but the match lacked the standout sequences and sustained intensity needed to really elevate it."

[6.0] "Another solid match with a good balance of action and momentum. The exchanges were engaging and the overall execution was convincing, making this an enjoyable part of the card even if it stopped short of being truly exceptional."

[6.0] "A decent and competent contest that delivered a fairly enjoyable level of action. The pacing was steady and the wrestling was solid, though the m9.74atch never quite reached the intensity or creativity required to become particularly memorable."

[6.0] "A solid opening match that provided a good level of wrestling and established a respectable pace. The action was engaging enough to hold attention, with several good e⁠xchanges, although it lacked the extra intensity needed to make a stronger impression."

[5.0] "A fine match serving as a win for Queen before challenging Mercedes Mone in France. A fine showing by Julia ⁠despite the loss."

[7.0] "Becky and Liv really have a chemistry together. Maybe that wasn't their best match, but it was pretty tough and tensioned at the end. Result was very obvious and triple threat at MI​TB looks cool."

[5.0] "Another mid match, that wasn't on that level as I expected. Standart tag tea6.17m match, which ended by a Big Cass's attack."

[7.0] "They both were doing well. But The Refree ju6.61st botched it at the final moment. He could have done better, maybe a quick count, I think."

[6.0] "Good match and I have no doubts on it. Fenix is on fire now and Ethan Page have a cool chemistry with luchadors. Second best matc⁠h on this show in my opinion."

[6.0] "I actually like this match, it almost looked like peak NXT women's tag team matches last two ye​ars. Wrestling on an average level, but last few minutes was pretty tensioned."

[5.0] "Mideocre match, that started intresting, but The Vision's domination was boring. At the end it started to be better, but ove⁠rall it's mid level."

[5.0] "Decent match for a battle royal. Wren Sinclair gets the surprising win dressed as Lady Shini to get a shot at the title."

[4.0] "Watching Robbie X wrestle is something that I would rather not do unless he's a in a short tag match. I already wasn't crazy about YOH and his title reign but man this sucked. The inconsistent knee selling and the over the top moves with no reason or story made this a really shitty match for me"