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[4.0] "Slow and clunky but not awful and mercifully did not drag on too long. Atlantis is in damn good shape for a man his age but he is still in his mid-sixties and can neither swivel his hips nor leap more than three inches off the canvas. So naturally he ends up workin the lion's share of this match. Junior had some alright moves but they were too few and far between to recommend."

[9.0] "Some really nice pure wrestling that builds into a great finish and its only like 10 minutes long. It was cool seeing Fujinami and Ishikawa together"

[7.0] "People's mileage with this will definitely vary. Kellet was definitely the master at what he did, even here in his late 50s"

[6.0] "Chris Jericho vs. Saturn - Solid match here really, slightly lame ending - Please enter a comment for your rating. The rating that you select has not been given for this entry before, so the reason behind your decision is especially important and interesting for other inmates"

[] "This was very well done, even considering the promo exchange last week it provided a good build up for this match. This match, Kenny Omega is so skilled, also Swerve competent at delivering good offense. I consider Kenny Omega as master class at selling and delivering smooth matches and this match was example of this. It got progressively more brutal as time passed, with Swerve heel turn being towards the end. The post match chaos through the announce table was cherry on top. Very satisfying to watch I highly recommend"

[5.0] "It probably should be a little lower but I was crying laughing at Megaton bumping terribly from a splash counter and then sounding like she fell off a mountain when her combination attack with Miku Aono was thwarted. Also Misa Matsui being distraught about a botched spot and asking the crowd for one more chance cooked me. Nothing match, Megaton and Misa Matsui were the only good parts of it and it might've been unintentional."

[8.0] "Basically a dream match for me based on the names involved. Just some really solid meat and potatoes hard hitting tag wrestling. Loved seeing Otsuka get to mix it up with Ishii and Honma"

[8.0] "Another great match with the US Open challenge. Zayn, Dragunov, and now Hayes keeping it up has been the(and sometimes the only) highlight of Smackdown. No difference here. While Hayes has been the weakest of the 3 for me, there's no denying he's got some good moves and did great in the match. Just not my cup of tea is all. Shinsuke looked more of a return to his old self, and the leg work he did on Melo was great storytelling. Fantastic match, well worth the watch"

[7.0] "Solid match, Nice to see Robbie eagles pick up the win on the excursion from Japan and Shawn Dean looked solid in defeat actual rating 6.75"

[9.0] "An outstanding steel cage match that delivered intensity without relying on over the top spectacle. From the opening minutes, the cage felt like a weapon and a trap, not just a backdrop. The structure was smart and focused. They did not rush into big spots immediately. Instead, they built the brutality step by step, using the steel to escalate the conflict. Every time someone was driven into the cage, it felt deliberate and meaningful. What stood out most was the psychology. The stipulation shaped the strategy. Escape teases created real tension, and the counters into the cage added a layer of desperation to the closing stretch. The pacing never dipped, yet it also never became chaotic. The final sequence had genuine urgency. Near falls were timed carefully, and the crowd reactions elevated everything. It felt personal, violent, and earned. It stops short of a 10 only because it did not quite reach that transcendent, unforgettable level. Still, for a weekly television main event inside a steel cage, this was elite level execution and a standout match for the year."

[7.0] "A decent match that never quite reached the level it felt capable of. The chemistry was there in moments, but the overall structure felt safe and somewhat predictable. The early exchanges were solid, with clean execution and logical pacing, but the match struggled to build real momentum. There were flashes of intensity, especially during the brief comeback sequences, yet nothing truly felt urgent or high stakes. The middle portion dragged slightly, lacking a strong escalation point to pull the crowd fully into the drama. The finishing stretch was fine from a technical standpoint, but it did not deliver the kind of tension or unpredictability you would expect from two performers of this caliber. Not bad by any means, just underwhelming compared to what both are capable of. A watchable TV main event, but ultimately forgettable."

[8.0] "A very strong fatal four way that delivered on energy and crowd engagement, but stopped short of greatness. The match was structured around constant motion, which is exactly what this stipulation needs. There was very little downtime and the transitions between combinations felt smooth rather than forced. Everyone had their moments to shine and the crowd reactions added a lot to the atmosphere, especially during the bigger near falls. The pacing was the main strength. It never dragged and it never felt overly chaotic. The sequences were laid out clearly enough that you could follow the story without it turning into a blur of moves. That said, it lacked a truly defining stretch that would elevate it into classic territory. The psychology was solid but not exceptional, and while the finishing sequence was exciting, it did not feel unpredictable enough to push it higher. Still, this was high quality big event wrestling. Entertaining, well executed, and exactly what you want from a multi man main card match."

[9.0] "This was a perfect clash of generations. The veteran ring general against the explosive powerhouse, and the dynamic felt authentic from the first lock up. The pacing was smart. The younger athlete dominated with bursts of speed and intensity, while the veteran slowed things down and forced him to wrestle his kind of match. The physicality stood out. The impact spots meant something, especially the counters into signature offense. You could feel the difference in experience. One wrestling with urgency, the other wrestling with calculation. What elevated this beyond a standard TV main event was the structure. It did not turn into a finisher spam sprint. The transitions were clean, the selling was consistent, and the finishing stretch had real tension without overdoing kickouts. Maybe it lacked that once in a generation epic aura, which is why it stops short of a 10, but for weekly television this was elite level work. It made both men look strong and added credibility to the newer star without diminishing the veteran. Hard hitting, well paced, and meaningful."

[10.0] "This was everything a modern big-match WWE main event should be. Two completely different philosophies of wrestling colliding, one built on defiance and resilience, the other on dominance and surgical brutality. The structure was masterful. The early control segments weren't filler; they established hierarchy. Every chop, every grounded hold, every escape attempt told a clear story. When the momentum shifted, it felt earned, not scripted convenience. The middle stretch was pure tension. No wasted movement, no empty theatrics. Just escalation. The selling elevated everything, especially in the final minutes where exhaustion and damage dictated the pace. The near falls weren't spammed, they were timed with precision. What truly pushed this into 10 territory was the atmosphere. It felt monumental. The crowd reactions amplified every exchange, and the finishing stretch had that rare "anything can happen" electricity. This wasn't just a great match. It felt definitive. High-level psychology, elite pacing, and a closing sequence worthy of the stage. A modern classic."

[8.0] "This was an entertaining and well-structured rumble that largely maximised its moving parts. The use of outside and foreign talent felt purposeful rather than decorative, with Moose's elimination at the hands of Damo and La Perspectiva effectively advancing the Rampage feud. EC3 filled his role well as the opportunistic heel, nearly stealing the victory and positioning himself as the final obstacle between Joe Hendry and a marquee opportunity. Martin Kirby provided some of the match's most memorable moments. His comedic timing; whether through the low blow, the eye rake to counter Travis Banks' suplex, or the elimination itself; added levity without derailing the action. One could argue he exited too soon, as his presence brought a distinct flavour to the bout. Banks, meanwhile, showed flashes with his striking but did not leave a lasting imprint.Joe Coffey emerged as one of the standout performers. His exchanges with Pete Dunne carried intensity, and his displays of strength, including the swing and Samoan drop combination, gave the middle stretch needed gravitas. Drew Galloway and Primate also impressed in spurts, the latter continuing to look dominant with his suplexes and spear. Rampage's powerbomb elimination of Dunne was another strong visual, and Doug Williams' veteran heel work added texture. Ultimately, the match belonged to Joe Hendry. Overcoming EC3 to secure his prize provided a satisfying narrative payoff following recent storyline developments. While he may not have been the most obvious choice on paper, the crowd investment validated the decision. A lively and cohesive rumble, even if not an all-time classic. ***3/4"

[8.0] "As expected, it was a good match. I definitely didn't expect it to be so much of a 50/50 match, but it was a match with very good grappling and a demonstration of strength. The only thing that could be complained about is the slightly strange ending."

[7.0] "While some of PROGRESS' early attempts at incidental comedy have aged unevenly, this match succeeded precisely because it was structured with humour as the clear objective. When the promotion leans fully into absurdity rather than stumbling into it, the results tend to land, and that was the case here. Much of the success stemmed from T-Bone's performance. By playing everything completely straight and reacting with visible frustration to both his opponent's and his partner's antics, he provided the essential anchor that grounded the chaos. Comedy wrestling often relies on contrast, and his deadpan intensity amplified the sillier elements without allowing them to spiral into self-indulgence. There is, of course, an inherent ceiling to comedy matches; they rarely transcend into anything truly great. However, this bout pushed right up against that limit, delivering consistent laughs while maintaining enough structure to avoid feeling throwaway. ***"

[6.0] "Just a totally fine match, nothing special here but it's not bad in any way, can't believe Atlantis is still going. 3 stars"

[7.0] "This was about as strong an exhibition-style match as one could reasonably expect. The opening exchange leaned heavily into clean chain wrestling, evoking a clear World of Sport influence that gave the bout a technical credibility often absent from modern showcase matches. While the face/heel dynamic was initially ambiguous, it gradually clarified once Kirby took his excellent spill to the outside and resorted to feigning an arm injury to seize control. From that point forward, the structure became a compelling uphill battle. Kirby's targeted attacks and smug, punchable demeanour made him an effective antagonist, while Andrews' selling anchored the match with believable struggle. The work was consistently sharp, even if the tempo never quite escalated into a higher gear. The only significant misstep came after the bell. Kirby winning through deceit only to immediately encourage applause for Andrews blurred the emotional resolution, and Andrews reciprocating with a handshake undercut the narrative tension that had just been established. It was a confusing note on which to end an otherwise well-crafted exhibition. ***1/2"

[7.0] "This was really solid. A lot of back and forth in the match and Charli Evans looked quite impressive in the loss. Make it a point to watch this one actual rating 7.00"

[9.0] "Great match! Really enjoyed the llave style grappling at the beginning, and there was some innovative high flying offense from both luchadors. Really was engaged throughout the entire match. Toxin had interference, but won with a Steenbreaker. Innovative Lucha moves here definitely make this worth the watch."

[4.0] "An OK match for the Wyatt Sicks against Los Garza. Some amusing moments in it with an effective win for the group."

[6.0] "Fun match. Orndorff ist good as always and he gets the best out of David here. Some fun Heenan antics and a greap pop from the crowd when Bruno comes into the ring. The decision to make this a double DQ is not good."

[6.0] "If you like the Outrunners and Dalton Castle you like this one. Some harmelless fun with the right team going over, actual rating 6.25"

[9.0] "all of them push the pedal to the limit for 35 minutes with no pause and with a flow allways exploding!"

[6.0] "Thought this was pretty good, Jay is an interesting prospect I still can't tell if I like him or not, but Hechicero is undoubtedly a tremendous performer and he carries him to a pretty good match. 3.25 stars"

[5.0] "A fine match between Ivy Nile and Skylar Rae with Skylar making her first appearance in front of a larger crowd. She did well out there while serving as a fine win for Ivy who feels like she could be more."

[8.0] "A good match. Full of interesting action from the start, very cool sequences, pace and every exchange, whether it was team action or hard hitting on its own. Good stuff."

[] "Really exciting match with a great post-match angle. Manages to really sell the hatred between two guys who seemed to get along okay as of about two weeks ago."

[6.0] "Not spectacular but solid, gets the Sisters of Sin a much needed win and gave Aysha & Frankie B a good showing, actual rating 6.25"

[6.0] "fun match with a pretty fun ending to it with Kurara hitting the Spear for the win on one half of the NEW BLOOD tag champion"

[8.0] "This match really showcased Jacy Jayne's improvement even during her reigns as champion. Hit some great moves, particularly the corner Total Anarchy and that absolutely VICIOUS knee strike. Kendal Grey's grappling style very much appeals to my preferred style of technical wrestling to watch, she is fantastic. Great match, and a great showcase of both champions, well worth the watch."

[6.0] "Not a ton to this one but it served the purpose of getting Mark Davis a rebound win after the impressive performance against Moxley, actual rating 5.75"

[5.0] "This match felt like it had less energy and less intensity than the first. The first match had the slow burn, the rest holds leading to desperate attempts to win and become champion. There was also showings of sportsmanship and respect, which was initially cast aside by cheating from the heel Funk, but was then earned through combat. This match felt like it was just going through the motions. That's why I don't rate it as high as the first encounter between these two. It's still a fine match, but not really as engaging or rewarding as the first."

[2.0] "Just your typical Beefcake squash match with an extra dose of stalling. Pretty boring all around even though i usally enjoy Bellomo."

[6.0] "A decent match. Spike's first match after returning from a three-month break, you can see she's a little rusty, especially in her movement. As for the match, it's a typical okay filler in the middle of the card."

[5.0] "A fine tag title defense for The Immortals against The Hard Way. The result was never in doubt especially with The Hard Way losing to The Good Brothers in their previous appearance on Powerrr before this. The Immortals continuing to be defending champions is a positive."

[6.0] "one of those that matches that served it's purpose of getting SkyFlight the win for the trios division standings actual rating 5.75"

[7.0] "Really good teamwork by both teams especially Elegance Brand, loved this match. This was really well put together from the entrances to the finish. Myla Grace is also super underrated, and I hope Harley gets to show more of what she can do soon. Myla and Harley haven't been able to beat Elegance Brand at all which is kind of disappointing."

[7.0] "Super fun match, Orndorff is even more cowardly here, and the biggest story of the match is Bobby Heenan of course, he's way more active and constantly intervene in the match, it's a very different way to tell a story and that's great, every Hogan/Orndorff match has a new element, something different than the other matches. Heenan's ejection getting carried away by the police is an awesome an heated angle. Inside the ring, the action was rock solid the entire time, Orndorff started the match dominating, always with some dirty trick, and whenever Hogan had the advantage Heenan saved him. After Heenan was out, Hogan chased Orndorff and the chicken heel was screwed, but he managed to have some control, and with another dirty trick punished Hogan for a bit. The match ends when Hogan was about to hit a piledriver on Orndorff, but Adonis appeared and hit Hogan, ending the match by DQ. The post-match angle is very strong too, with an injured Piper appearing to hit the Heenan Family and have a moment with Hogan. Very successful TV, really enjoyable - {***1/2}"

[7.0] "The story of Oba Femi in NXT in one match- physical domination throughout, half looking like glorified squashes due to the monster Oba is. Leon did well here, and the crucifix pin towards the end was an incredible false finish. Serviceable match, and I think story-wise a fitting end to Oba's time in NXT- still the monster til the end"

[7.0] "Best match of the show with two of the best team in STARDOM with some fun action and high-speed wrestling, still felt pretty pointless like all the show"

[7.0] "Pretty cool to see Daniel Garcia against a Guadalajara regular. Some nice moments with a cheeky victory for Daniel Garcia at the buzzer."

[7.0] "Maybe the best of the show and I'm going to be honest, Ruaka was the worst here, she has looked more solid since they won the titles but she really looked bad here compared to everyone else"

[6.0] "Fun match overall but I'm just tired of SLK and Konami facing each other, like they been in matches with each other almost all year"

[6.0] "Pretty fun match that could've been better with a little more time but I liked specially when they were focusing on pinning Mei the most"

[6.0] "Fun match, HANAKO & Waka are a pretty good tag team and they did a good job with Iida and Yuria, pretty solid overall"

[6.0] "Random ass match aside, this was pretty fun, Momo and Saya really didn't team a lot with Ema and Kikyo they used them more like weapons"

[8.0] "I have a lot of thoughts on this match but until a rewatch I'll just say this, I loved almost everything they did here. GUNTHER was perfect, playing the Doomsday to Cena's Superman; his nuanced character-work and crowd-control were masterful and only got better as the match progressed. The finishing sequence was fantastic as GUNTHER refused to let go of his sleeper hold, eventually leading Cena to give up. My only issue with this match, sadly, lies with Cena's performance; I felt like his body language and facial expressions were way too hammy, which made his portions of the match look a little silly."

[5.0] "We've watched better matches between those two in latest months in the WWF, this was not a great match. They stuck to the traditional Hogan formula but something was off on this one, maybe the match was too short, I don't know, it didn't really hit like most Hogan matches do during this period."

[6.0] "A decent match. It looked much better than their matches from last year. It's clear that both have made significant progress in their abilities, especially Chi Chi, who looked much better than last year in this matchup"

[4.0] "It's a run-of-the-mill match. I really don't think it's worth watching. Boring, with a few more moves towards the end, but as a main event it falls apart, very boring."

[4.0] "The match is well done. I don't have much more to say; everyone does their own thing, everything goes as it should, and it's okay, although the "time to dance" part, or whatever it's called, was quite bad, abruptly cutting the rhythm of the match."

[9.0] "[8, 50/10, 0] A really great match. Truly a fantastic match, and in my opinion, it should have been the main event of this show. It was very entertaining, technical, and the storytelling was excellent. AJ Styles and Danielson never disappoint; they're the best of the best."

[6.0] "A decent opener and a fairly typical "veteran team" vs. rookie match. The veterans dominate and control the entire match, with a few exceptions. But overall, it's a very enjoyable pace and fairly simple but effective wrestling."

[9.0] "Great showing for Kenny and Swerve. Good story setup for Swerve's heel turn, and sold the danger that Kenny still possesses. Kenny had sometimes been slower than in the past due to all the surgery he's had for his diverticulitis. This was not the case here, he moved crisply and as you would expect for a big match from Kenny. Great match, well worth the watch"

[10.0] "OUTSTANDING WORK BY CALLIHAN AND BLANCHARD! I'm a huge fan of their rivalry and here we have the chapter 3 - their final bout and what a historic one; first time ever a woman challenges for the World title. Sami was insanely brutal to Tessa, he had no mercy and as he said "treated her as the equal". Throughout those 23 minutes Blanchard built herself as the toughest human of all time, she took everything Callihan thrown at her and she didn't hesitate to hit hard. The emotions were high, the whole arena was screaming their hearts out for Tessa and in the end she became the first and only woman to win a men's World championship in major promotions - HERSTORY at its peak! I know this win is wrapped around tons of controversy, Blanchard did bad things but from what i know people who she offended forgave her so we should absolutely not forget about this INSANE of a moment. Not only Tessa became the World champ but she legitimately made herself look like she could beat a man, she was very credible even though she's pretty small but her toughness, speed and in-ring IQ made her feel more powerful than anyone. Tessa in 2018-2020 was absolutely the very best wrestler in Impact so her being rewarded with this kind of accomplishment just feels right, deserved and EARNED! *****"

[9.0] "this match is genuinely amazing. the way they start off with the grappling the mat wrestling is really great. kurt with the angle lock towards the end of the match was great work. i dont think this had a possibility of being anything less than good. truly a classic match. truly a wrestlemania classic."

[10.0] "Not my favorite match from Nigel but this does probably have the craziest instance of him hitting the Tower of London when he does it off the apron into a guardrail. Jimmy Rave didn't particularly impress me in this match. Overall decent match that could have been more, especially with the Fight Without Honor rules. Edit coming back later: yeah I was tweaking bruh this match rocks"

[7.0] "Really good Knockouts match. People in the comments here says ODB made this match worse but i actually liked her performance here, she mixed with Taya and Jordynne well. The moments between Valkyrie and Grace were obviously very nice - their chemistry is so strong but it's not surprising when both are so talented + they faced each other millions of times throughout 2019. The finish was creative but at the same time robbed Jordynne out of the title AGAIN, so sad cause she should've taken it; Taya's reign unfortunately got boring. ***, 5"

[7.0] "Solid match and delivered as it intended to, wasn't match of the night but definitely worth your time checking out, actual rating 6.75"

[7.0] "Really fun match here. Ishimori and Dragon Lee go at it again from night before, ELP joins Bullet Club and debuts here and for BOSJ, ELP looks great here doing his rope stuff him and Taiji get a big win and Bullet Club finally gets a win on their Birthday"

[7.0] "This was a fantastic rumble match soured by the ending. The in ring wrestling was great, that spot with I show speed was insane, and the star power in this match was other worldly. I was about to slap a 10 on this and then Jey Uso won. I knew having a perfect rumble was too good to be true. Of all the people in that rumble match with all that star power, you give it to nepobaby zero talent Jey Uso? Rumble victories definitely lost their prestige after this. I've always wanted a rumble winner that's shocking but WWE also forgot the part where the winner also has to be good. If you wanted to do an unpredictable winner, AJ Styles and LA Knight were right there but you instead give it to the worst wrestler on the entire roster. So overall I liked this but that ending absolutely tanks it 3 whole points."

[5.0] "best of the night so far, Juice also goes 2/2 on the two night bullet club goes 0-5 so far, Juice gets the pin on Hikelou while hes a young lion does shock me to see him take the pin shockingly coming off of being IWGP World Champ Jay goes 0-2 on Bullet Clubs birthday!"

[0.0] "When I hear people say we want Vince back I'm very confused by that. Triple H is a garbage booker in every way but Vince was no better. This match proves that. People just have very short memory spans. A Hell in a cell ending in DQ? You're insulting my intelligence. This is some of the worst booking I've ever seen. This completely turned the fans against Seth Rollins. On top of that the actual match was nothing special and the red lighting was absolutely atrocious. This is truly one of the worst matches ever and this is just another reason why 2019 is still the worst year ever in WWE."

[10.0] "This was so good. The whole story was absolutely amazing. Kofimania was peak wrestling content. On top of that the actual match absolutely delivered. It was an awesome match with an awesome story. In fact in my opinion this was the only great match on this entire PLE. For 2019, I definitely think the Adam Cole vs Johnny Gargano matches were better but this was easily the best main roster match of 2019."

[4.0] "Can someone explain to me why a non-participant attacking someone in the match and then dragging them into the crowd isn't a DQ?"

[8.0] "Pretty nice short dog collar match. The crowd is really electric here and there's so much heat for the finish that someone has to come on the venue's PA to tell the fans not to throw things at the ring lol"

[5.0] "A bit of a rough introduction to the lucha style for Kato, but of course he'll get plenty of time to get better at it. 2.5 stars"

[6.0] "The match was good. It's a decent main event. I think Jeff Hardy and Randy Orton have good chemistry; it's a functional match, but with its flaws, and a great finish in my opinion."

[5.0] "The match was alright. It's a classic face vs. heel match, nothing particularly noteworthy, well done but honestly I wouldn't recommend it or remember anything about it other than that it wasn't terrible."

[5.0] "First time seeing Skylar. Still a tad green but she's decent enough to wheel out for a main roster dark match. She'll go far with time and patience from all sides."

[7.0] "Solid 7/10 match so definitely worth your time checking out, Trey was a great re-get for TNA and Lorenzo who's still putting things together show potential so he definitely adds to TNA when they get him on loan from NXT, actual rating 7.00"

[4.0] "It's interesting to see Magnus appear as Black Tiger here, I wonder how that will develop over this tour, this match was pretty bad. 2 stars"

[3.0] "eh, this just wasnt great to me tbh, short and not much to rlly excite me, Yano is always fun and Bullet Club is now 0-4 on the weekend"

[8.0] "On first watch back in October, I thought it was great, and now we are in February, and on re-watch they just scratched the surface. Don't twist words, this was still a very good intense tag team match and a good first introduction to this feud that would build overtime."

[8.0] "Great match with some really tough and spectacular sequences, especially from Masato Tanaka! 4.25 stars."

[7.0] "A good semi-final that delivered exactly what it needed to. The teamwork was smooth and well-structured, and the pacing stayed consistent without dragging. Yuuka had a lot of focus with the hometown crowd firmly behind her, which added some nice emotional weight and made the near falls feel meaningful."

[6.0] "The bout was largely what you would expect from an Ethan Page TV match: clean, controlled, and very deliberate. Page clearly took on the role of the experienced veteran, dictating the pace and structuring the match in a way that made sense from start to finish. Nothing felt rushed, and his character work helped give the match a clear direction, even if it never fully shifted into a higher gear. Shiloh Hill, on the other hand, did a respectable job in his role. He showed some solid fundamentals and physical presence, and while he didn't particularly stand out, he also didn't feel out of place. This very much felt like a learning match for him--one designed to test his composure, selling, and ability to keep up with a more polished opponent. The main issue is that the match never really escalated. There were no standout sequences or moments of urgency that made it feel important. It served its purpose within the show, but it lacked intensity and emotional investment. As a result, it was easy to enjoy in the moment, yet just as easy to forget shortly after. In the end, it was a competent and serviceable match, well-executed but fairly uneventful. A decent TV outing that does what it needs to do, without pushing beyond that."

[9.0] "Interesting to see the guys in this structure not really knowing how to use it but still actively trying to do so. It was great, violent intense and vicious. We can feel the intensity in the ring, the second part of the match is awesome, especially when Kane enters the match. RVD was a great early performer in the match, Triple H took nice bumps early aswell, and Shawn was obviously awesome. Jericho was important also, even Booker had a good role in it. Yeah, really great match at the MSG, good storyline, basically who will survive and win the big prize."

[3.0] "I have seen worst things from the House Of Torture but that doesn't mean much. Oleg tried his best to get the HoT offense over and even got some good pop because of it. Regardless, the match is harmless, but I'd rather have a negative reflection than a boring reaction so I could at least feel something. I felt basically nothing."

[5.0] "Not really a must watch kind of match and also mired with interference, pacing also a bit slow, actual rating 5.25"

[8.0] "A truly great match with the usual brawls outside the ring and a truly spectacular final minutes, in true GAEA style. 4.25 stars."

[7.0] "Pretty fun way to close things out here. I would have loved for AZM & Amasaki to win the belts here, but I'm not mad at Tora & Ruaka keeping them, either. There were some lower points of this match that prevent me from rating it higher, but I thought the ending stretch, in particular, was really good."

[7.0] "Wasn't sure what to think going into this, but I ended up liking it a pretty good amount. I thought that both women looked good throughout this, and I'm glad that HANAKO got the win. I think she still has some work to do in order to become better, but she's already pretty good."

[8.0] "Awesome match! Trey and Ace are two guys i truly adore, both are fantastic wrestlers and them facing each other is always great. The action was packed with fast and innovative action, the viciousness of Trey here was shown very well. The ear injury of Ace didn't hurt this match at all, if he wouldn't screamed he can't hear no one would even knew - that's how good he is. Austin winning was cool but the story is absolutely not over as Miguel attacked the champ after he again tried to flirt with his mom. ****"

[7.0] "Another fun match on the show. I think Mizumori is starting to grow on me, so that's cool. Hoping to see more of her soon to really solidify my opinion on her. That said, SLK and Seira were both great, as usual, as were Natsupoi and Anna. I don't really have much of an opinion on Mashiro yet, though."

[4.0] "Perfectly fine match first time ive seen young lion Narita, Ren and Shota win and Ren shows some aggression after fine opener for a young lion match"

[7.0] "Nothing crazy here, but still a fun match overall to open up the show. Hazuki is, easily, my favorite in this match, and I'm really hoping she gets a stronger amount of focus in the future, sooner rather than later. Everyone else here was good as well, though."

[7.0] "Pretty fun main event to close out the "second half" of this event. I would have liked something a bit stronger, considering the amount of time this got, but I still liked it a fair amount overall. Everyone here got a chance to shine, which I always appreciate with 6-Person Tags."

[9.0] "Absolutely incredible Chihiro Hashimoto continues to show why she's considered one of the best women wrestlers today and Senka Akatsuki is going to rise to the very top, just an amazing talent with an incredibly high ceiling actual rating 8.70"

[7.0] "A pretty solid match, overall, that felt a little bit carried by Suzuki and Maika at times. Though, Xena isn't someone I'm too familiar with, and I found her impressive in the sections she was focused on. Looking forward to seeing more of her in the future."

[6.0] "This Fatal Four Way Tag Team match from WWE NXT #825 ultimately lands at a 6/10. Overall, it was a solid and enjoyable match, but one that didn't quite reach the level it could have. The biggest positive is that it never became overly chaotic, which is often the main risk with multi-team matches. The action was generally well-paced, tags were mostly respected, and each team had moments to shine without completely stepping on each other. The Vanity Project once again stood out with strong cohesion and clear heel work, showing good ring awareness and structure. Hank Walker & Tank Ledger brought their usual power-based offense, which helped vary the rhythm, while the other teams contributed enough to keep the match moving at a steady pace. That said, the match lacked a real standout moment--no big spot or dramatic sequence that truly elevated it. Everything was good, competent, and well-executed, but a bit too safe. It felt more like a functional showcase for the tag division than a match designed to be memorable. In the end, it's a perfectly fine TV match: entertaining while it lasts, easy to watch, but not one that leaves a lasting impression"

[6.0] "A fairly solid opener for the show, but nothing that really blew me away or anything. I like Rina a good amount, and think she's great for someone who's not even twenty-years-old yet. I will also add that Kanaya showed a good amount of potential here as well."

[6.0] "This match was all about making Sanely look as good as possible before a pretty underwhelming finish that the crowd pretty loudly booed. I think all things considered this match was pretty much what I expected it to be and it didn't hurt anybody, though there was one guy in the crowd who was shaking his head with a look of absolute disapproval on his face. ***"

[] "[8] This came with a great heat and palpable sense of frustration right from the opening exchanges. The first phase of this match ended as quickly as it began, Kenny bringing out the huge knee strikes and snapdragon on the apron to huge impact. There wasn't an electric tempo by any means, but all the key moments were well executed. Aubrey taking a v-trigger was a great moment that asked a lot of questions, Swerve unleashing his killer instinct with her down to a chorus of boos. Strickland looked great here, cementing a turn post-match, and picking up a monumental win. That said, I don't feel that these two produced enough significant moments with particularly good chemistry to boost this contest into the upper tiers. The intensity that we felt in the first few minutes didn't hold out, Kenny got no potentially match-winning offence in, and no fall felt like the conclusion of the match except the last. Love the story, love the post-match, love Swerve and Kenny. But was this match, from bell-to-bell, that a 5* thriller? Not in my opinion."

[6.0] "Pretty short but enjoyable, everyone did something nice and the ending made the Knockouts title match at HTK feel more interesting as clearly ODB won't be joining forces with Grace. **, 75"

[5.0] "According to Vic Joseph this was the Wyatt Sick's Main Event debut. I'm not sure that is a good thing. Ok match."

[5.0] "The match wasn't much different from the one they had last week. It wasn't bad, but you know, pretty average. All neat and tidy, but nothing particularly interesting."

[8.0] "good match here, Dragon Lee retains over Taiji Ishimori the bigger story of the match tho is the roaming spirit of Hiromu who will return to fce dragon as Dragon was the one to injure Hiromu , my only major complaint was i didnt like the fighting spirit on a Canadian destroyer personally and that Lee looked like he was tapping when he repositioned other then that pretty good one here!"