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[8.0] "Very fun ladder match. Lots of bodies in there which made it clustered at times but this was everything it needed to be. Split the titles and showcase some underutilized guys at WrestleMania. Lots of crazy spots. Moonsaults off ladders, a powerbomb through a ladder, a tornado DDT off the apron through table, etc. Turned into more of a TLC by the end. R-Truth's hot tag bit was hilarious and him getting the final moment was well done."

[7.0] "They said that names would be coming at regular intervals, but I can tell you that was not true as somehow we can go entire ad breaks without a new name and we can also got like 75 seconds between entrants, come on now. This match was fun though, and you cant deny that Ospreay is a great choice to win, fun match and Ospreay continues his winning ways. 7/10 Love the fun interactions that occurred in this match. The Undisputed Kingdom came out post-match to confront Ospreay, because now Ospreay gets a shot at Strong's international title."

[2.0] "This had a lot of big names but it was boring af, just a slow boring matchup unfortunately. Most multi matches of the time aren't good"

[6.0] "This was an entertaining stipulation match where Steve Austin returned post match to a great pop + we got new champs, good all around!"

[4.0] "The ending was pure and utter nonsense but the double elbows followed by the boot and leg drop was a magnetic spot. Otherwise this was nowhere near as exciting as their first match. Some good heel work from rock though and overall this is watchable ."

[7.0] "I'am already convinced by Jason Lee's heel persona, he looked really agressive and dominant over his former leader, Kzy who wanted to avenge what Jason Lee has done to him and Natural Vibes. Some very good sequences showing that both know each other really well, it was fluid and pleasant to watch. At one point Kzy planted a double underhook DDT (Jason Lee's selling was great btw) and followed by his Running Elbow Smash but Z-Brats interfered which distracted Kzy, Jason Lee took advantage of it and win the match with his brutal knee strike. Very good match with a really logical booking - ***1/2"

[10.0] "Quite possibly the greatest showcase of professional wrestling I've ever had the privilege of witnessing. I mean that as a summation of everything that this match was. The wrestling, the drama, the fan service, the surprises, the individual moments, the storytelling, the catharsis of the finish. EVERYTHING was incredible. I'm not even a huge Cody fan, but I experienced emotions in this match that I never have before while watching wrestling. Absolutely stunning performances from everyone involved. Hopefully this is remembered years down the road as a WrestleMania classic."

[7.0] "Very fun showcase match! All four ladies had a good showing. Fun match, but it ended right when they were starting to shift into a higher gear. ***3/4"

[9.0] "I'm a big FTR and Young Bucks fan and I think they delivered an awesome ladder match even after one of the best matches to ever happen. Although I'm not a fan of the EVP gimmick and I much rather prefer the cocky comical BTE Young Bucks, they still did their typical instant classic ladder match. I think the Jack Perry return was awesome even though I'm not a big fan of him. But it's cool to see that Jack Perry was suspended from AEW on the zero hour barley over to receiving one of the craziest crowd pops Iv'e ever heard. Overall amazing match."

[5.0] "Decent match, but another one that felt a bit on the awkward side if I may be perfectly honest, a lack of Chemistry just seemed evident in this match as on at least two occasions, it looked like Mina just stopped covering Jay as supposed to Jay kicking out. Then there was a post-match beatdown by Anna Jay, Toni Storm ran in to make the save, but left her title on the ramp, and Serena Deeb came out to call her shot, but I couldnt hear her that well over her entrance theme playing. 5/10, awkward awkward, awkward"

[8.0] "Swerve got what he deserved by winning the AEW world title after defeating a great champion in Samoa Joe. It was hard to compete with the last two masterpieces that happened but it definitely delivered. Swerve's Killmonger entrance was sick and the pop he got after pinning The Samoan Submission Machine was awesome. Great way to end the show and great way to make history."

[3.0] "Throw this rivalry away. Steiner could be a good monster heel (the crowd killed him all match) but this pairing made zero sense and had zero chemistry, throwing Steiner into this rivalry probably killed his entire run. This was more or less the same as the first bout imo"

[9.0] "This match did every single thing it needed to do. Trick finally won the big one and is now the face of NXT, and Ilja made him look like the absolute man by doing his usual have the best match on every card hes featured on thing. For as short as this was, they crammed so much tension and action into it to where it didnt even feel like 11 minutes. Ilja continues to prove hes one of the best wrestlers alive, and Trick can really fine tune himself as the top dog in NXT. I really hope the main roster treats Ilja like the master of wrestling he truly is. Lovely match."

[7.0] "This was a very good match and better than i expected given this was on the midcard of a tourney show but both did a great work without doing too much, Mochizuki's work over Strong Machine J's left arm by using his technical and striking abilities was very compelling while SMJ sold it really well and did a very good work underneath. Some very good last minutes with a very nice strike exchange and SMJ beating the veteran - ***1/2"

[8.0] "Before I can get into the actual match I just gotta give a quick shout out to 'Toni Storm, taut faced like Betty Davis, Thunder Rosa, looking like Princess Jasmine, and if she wins the title it will certainly be a WHOLE NEW WORLD FOR THE MIRROR MIRROR' from Nigel, I think Nigel's commentary is incorrigible and I particularly like how his silver screen knowledge adds to Toni's gimmick. Right of the bat I loved the mask reveal, and then the two of them just get right into it. I love Toni, I love Thunder Rosa even more, so I was incredibly excited for this and it did not disappoint. I really like the story here, it really got a new side of Thunder Rosa across. The expression on Toni's face right after that DVD was, for lack of a better word...timeless. And THAT HEADBUTT, God almighty! This was a hard hitting physical match, I think it further validates this reign as Toni's best, and sets up Thunder Rosa for a much more exciting run overall. I thought the weakest part was all the business with Marsha, it only took away from the match. Why the hell did she get up 2 seconds after being busted on the ring side and busted on the steps? But it was a great match, and I think this pair could give us something amazing if they keep working together."

[9.0] "As much as it really pains me to admit, this match is not as great as I remembered it. Its an absolutely fantastic match dont get me wrong, but there are some points where it gets really slow, especially the beginning. Theres still a lot to love here, especially the parts where Undertaker is in the ankle lock and you genuinely cant tell if hes going to tap out or not. They really played up that neither man had tapped and it makes the match super intense every time a submission is applied. When it comes to submission based matches, this is probably the best. The two best wrestlers in the ruthless aggression era just tearing the house down for 30 minutes, and the ending benefited both men as Angle got the win but Undertaker looked strong in defeat. Its just a massive shame these two never had that mania match they both wanted."

[7.0] "This was a very good defense from Crazy Star who continue to give us great performances, they are so great together and this match wasn't going to disappoint us, both Risa Sera & Kurumi are good workers and without forgetting that they have story with Suzu Suzuki. Mei Seira was so good at the underdog, she tried to comeback but she got stopped by Sera & Kurumi, she needed the help of Suzu Suzuki to get of this situation because when she was fighting alone, she was struggling a lot. The exchanges between Suzu Suzuki and her former Prominence stablemates were very good, it was impactful and it told the story really well - ***1/2+"

[7.0] "Not even the biggest singles prize in Japan at the time can stop these two from just going into a violent fugue state and trying to kill each other. Another bloodbath for Funk and Abdullah and even though I'm not the biggest hardcore wrestling fan when it's done by people who you really feel that visceral hatred between it can work so well. Less foreign object stunt shows and more attempted murders please."

[10.0] "OH MY GOODNESS EVERYTHING ABOUT THIS WAS AMAZING! Ospreay is 100% the future of AEW and Bryan Danielson is 1 of the best wrestlers to ever step foot in a squared circle. The finish was perfect, the crowd was beyond amazing, and the Busaiku Knee as the counter of the Oscutter was mind blowing. this is easily my in my top 3 matches of all time and so glad I got to see it live."

[7.0] "I get they want to build the Maika vs Momo Watanabe that would also be a best two out of three falls but don't think the stipulation was really needed though this added a little something to the match and it was well booked all along, Momo Watanabe looked strong all along and came out of this match with a lot of momentum before her match vs Maika, and everyone in this match did a solid job - ***1/2"

[6.0] "Dont know if it was just me or what, but I think this match went on for longer than it needed to and it featured a fairly botchy sequence where they messed up a piledriver exchange sequence and on top of that, the match felt artificially extended by selling and a random moment where Fletcher went for something under the ring, supposedly a table if Callis is to be believed, and got nothing for what? Match is decent though, but it felt artificially extended for no good reason. 6/10. Not the best start to Swerve's reign, but he's still over, so no harm no foul."

[7.0] "This was an amazing match that I'm glad didn't get overshadowed by the rest of this fantastic card. I really enjoyed this and I'm glad I get to see Rosa is wrestling on PPV again, not to mention the amazing character work from Toni Storm. Overall I think the build and the match was awesome."

[6.0] "This was a good match to me that never felt great. Benoit's frenzy of suplexes felt like it was getting into a next gear but it never stayed there. Still, team Angle rules and this was 5 of the best wrestlers the company had to offer in one ring, so it was cool"

[6.0] "This wasn't a particularly remarkable match but I thought Ikemen grabbing the kid and walking out of the audience was pretty amusing. I'm not familiar with Cyrus but they made him look like a monster."

[5.0] "Not the best match to close the show but it's nice seeing the ROH Champion in ROH, let's hope he continues to show up"

[9.0] "This was a fantastic gelling of wrestling styles! I think we got to see some surprising stuff from both wrestlers, as a result of them each understanding each other's styles and rising to the occasion. My favorite moment was probably the near fall after that teetering german suplex. It also came at a perfect time, it felt like breaking into the 3rd Act of the match, it was non-stop tension after that until the bell rang. What an opener!"

[4.0] "Eh, whatever, I think this just a way to get Dark Order some wins before facing The Undisputed Kingdom"

[5.0] "Fine match is always nice seeing Lady Frost pick up some wins, I hope she challenges Billie or Athena"

[5.0] "The women getting "TV" time is always good and this match let everyone shine, but I felt that this match was just fine"

[6.0] "Fine match, JD is always bringing his best and Lee Johson had to regain momentum after his lost at SuperCard"

[10.0] "The best match of 2011 and in contender for the greatest match of the entire PG era. Punk and Cena was the defining rivalry of that era for a reason, and this masterpiece is exactly why it is. These two went out there and put on an absolute classic so effortlessly, yeah there were a few messed up bumps and reversals, but the atmosphere of the crowd being the most anti-Cena since One Night Stand in 06 and the storyline means those slight hiccups arent even worth harping on. This is the PERFECT way to book this match. Everything was done beautifully. Vince attempting to recreate the screw job only for Cena to refuse to win like that, to Alberto failing to cash in, to the escape Punk makes through the crowd, this is storytelling perfection. Its amazing how we only just recently with Roman Vs. Cody 2 have seen a match booked to perfection. This is a hallmark of the WWE and deserves all of the praise it gets."

[5.0] "This one didn't do as much for me as their last match. I was really hoping that Hansen would get a longer run after such a win over the long term champion Inoki. Between this and what was going on with Jumbo Tsuruta and Dick Murdoch over in AJPW at the time it was a common time for Gaijin short term title reigns ended by the same man they beat for the belts."

[4.0] "Objectively, this was a bad match, but given the circumstances around Sakazaki's injury, it's impressive that they finished it at all. I'm giving it a four, because I have to rate on what I see, but in my heart it's a seven for them gutting it out."

[6.0] "A fine opener match, both man looked good and Bryan Keith getting the win was the right choice, him vs Fletcher could be a good match"

[9.0] "On one side we have an All-Star Trios of Tsukasa Fujimoto, Sareee, and Arisa Nakajima who all basically grew up together in this business, and the opposite we have some rivals of Arisa. It ruled, unequivocally. Tsukasa did some dope shit including running up the back of Arisa and Sareee for a turnbuckle dropkick, and Arisa clobbered Hiroyo and Hanako nicely, per usual. Sareee is Sareee. Best Trios match of the year. ****1/2"

[7.0] "In matches like these, it's easy to watch and bemoan the lack of traditional structure. Neither team bump or sell with any consistency, there's an unstrict adherence to the rules of tag team wrestling, there're way too many repeating moves, there're too many kickouts.... but i honestly to not mind any of it. I liked to see Hero and Dunn come back from The Bucks heel antics. I cared to see them win at the end, not just because of how cool their moves were but also because of how much effort and tenacity it took them. [3.5]"

[6.0] "This was way better than I expected from a match that existed so that Nigel could make weed jokes for 15 minutes. It was never going to be amazing, given that it existed solely to put over the aging Rob Van Dam, but it was still quite enjoyable. Rob looks pretty good for his age."

[7.0] "This was fine. I'm familiar enough with War Machine, but not Coast 2 Coast. The stipulation being that C2C have to split if they lose, they played the underdogs here and got a lot of shine with the kickouts, etc, and a surprise win. Maybe a bit too much on the finisher kickouts."

[6.0] "I expected much worse going in, but in the end was absolutely amazed by Aoyagi's ability to one-up Ikemen in his own game pretty much every step of the way - he's just a genuinely charismatic guy in whatever set of circumstances he finds himself in, he's just that good. A less charismatic pro-wrestler wouldn't be able to keep this match being entertaining for as long as it was, plus somehow he made the finish actually funny."

[6.0] "It seemed like a good match to me, not crazy, but good, maybe it happens to me that there are moments when there is very little rhythm and you feel like nothing is happening. I didn't like the ending, I liked the idea they maybe had, but not so much the execution."

[6.0] "It was decent, not that bad. I'm not a fan of this type of match, or this style of wrestling, but that doesn't mean that I don't enjoy the crazy moments they usually have, it's just that in this case I couldn't enjoy them as much as other matches."

[6.0] "This was solid at times and was a good idea of who is being featured in these groups. Sadly I thought the best parts of the match were the early moments with the two draws. I really like how featured Callum was here"

[9.0] "Absolutely fantastic apuestas match between these two. 2016 was without a doubt the year of Black Terry, between this match, his MOTD with Wotan and the awesome Barbaro Cavernario match the day after this he was having an absolutely fantastic year. This match is paced wonderfully and full of drama and also blood. Go out of your way to watch this then watch any other Black Terry matches you can get your hands on."

[10.0] "This match ruled. Such a unique match, undoubtedly one you'll never see again. Rika's comedy was on point. The Magi Rabi / Daisy Monkey stuff was exciting. The Shoko / Arisu segment was standout, with Endo's huge win being made even better by a red hot Korakuen crowd. Moka got a huge rub in being able to break the brutal submission from Yuka. And Miyu vs Miu... truly awesome. Miu is the next ace, and this match set that up perfectly, even if she couldn't quite get it done against the mega dream team here. A perfect celebration of 10 years of TJPW!"

[3.0] "A sloppy, incohesive bout with some ambition but ultimately not a lot of fun by the end. Mostly on account of the crowd. One thing that annoys me about pro wrestling in the mid 2010's is how patronising people were about women's wrestling. I blame Joey Ryan for it. (long story) [2.5]"

[8.0] "This started off with playful freestyling, but gradually grew more intense and competitive. A perfect blend of fun and serious wrestling. I thoroughly enjoyed this one, especially the callbacks that longtime fans will appreciate. Giulia and Hanan's backdrop exchange was strong, with Hanan's finishing backdrop landing at the last possible second. It made me think of Giant Baba's words, if a match ends in a draw, the wrestler who had the initiative at the end is the winner in the eyes of the viewer. This match served as a farewell for Giulia while also creating anticipation for the future by showcasing the young Hanan. ****"

[8.0] "The "Tropical Audition"-gumi have clearly benefited from training together. Their coordination was excellent. Even more impressively, they expressed their struggles well through their wrestling. This arc was a great nourishment for Sayaka Kurara and Aya Sakura, who has completely made up for the time she missed due to injury. Yunamon also benefitted, showing her leadership skills and proving herself indispensable to Kouzen. The match was emotional and fast moving, an amazing climax to the story. ****"

[8.0] "This was a fantastic match. I'm amazed how much they did here, given that they meet again in 24 hours. The Bucks and FTR have the crutch of a ladder match, but PAC and Okada don't have anything to help them."

[4.0] "A much more cohesive and spread-even mess of a multi-man match compared to the other one from this show, featuring some signature spam and a few crazy dives. Eddie Kingston stood his ground against all of Team Pazuzu at the end and looks defiant in defeat for his team [2.75]"

[7.0] "This is one of those all-star lineup 6-man tags that never quite figured out its identity. Saree quickly figured out she was the least important memeber of her team (which is a crazy thing in its own right), but the three girls on the opposite corner never really had a member to focus on. Hiroyo and Arisa had some nice work together, likely to tease Arisa's last match, and Tsukasa still looks great even at 40. Everyone else though, was just there doing their normal A-tier work. Nothing wrong with that, of course, but it made the match feel a little less special to me. 3.5 Stars."

[4.0] "I guess the idea of this match was that in a match between two 'real' heavyweights anything can happen, which I guess made the finish somewhat surprising, but it came across as just another match that happened. I do appreciate though an attempt at trying to teach the audience to pay attention at all times instead of waiting for a spot that wakes up the crowd before 'real' action begins."

[6.0] "Structure-wise it was a very basic match - it's so jarring to see this new Ayabe gimmick, but here he got a chance to work on top more than usual and his confidence is slowly improving. Ashino's selling was really good, it made me want to see his comeback, and I was happy when it happened."

[8.0] "It's hard to make a three-way feel totally organic and I don't think this one completely avoids that problem, but the action is good and never really lets up."

[3.0] "They lost me and continued to lose me up to the finish. They threw in a couple pieces of melodrama and overbooking for whatever reason? a ref bump, a false finish, a short-fused betrayal-- why have so many setpieces all at once when there's no reason for any of them? The most engaging part was when Dijak was getting stuck over and over by Fury as he said "you made me, you can't stop me! " and then staggered a little bit... but then he immediately recovered and hit a Discus Boot. How apropos for Dijack that moment was, even in 2015 he was theatricality first and psychology later. [2.5]"

[3.0] "It's 2015. Was Vince so insecure that he needed to bury WCW yet again even though he put them sixty feet under in 2001, while at the same time throwing a bunch of strays at TNA? It's Vince McMahon, of course he was that insecure. Sting should've made the jump in 2011 and have that match with Taker, or not at all, because this was the worst thing for a Sting fan to watch. Also, yeah, why the hell would the nWo help Sting, when Nash and Hall were tighter with Triple H than X-Pac and the Outlaws? It makes no sense! I'm glad Sting eventually got the retirement run he deserved, but man, this leaves a really sour taste in the mouth."

[10.0] "Greatest finish ever? Greatest match in AEW history? Two genuine questions, with one genuine response: Bryan Danielson and Will Ospreay are two of the greatest wrestlers ever. Sadists with technical abilities that rival anyone to ever enter a professional wrestling ring. And a crowd that was the AEW equivalent of Kobashi vs. Misawa and Hogan vs. Rock. This was a life experience as much as it was a wrestling match. Two of the best to ever do it going all-out with more on the line than any championship, no matter how prestigious, could ever imagine. Unfortunately for Danielson, there are two pieces of information that put him at more of a disadvantage than he could have dreamed. For one, there is no greater rival to Ospreay than Zack Sabre Jr. They rebuilt British wrestling with their bare hands and helped lead the resurgence that has ultimately spawned some of the top talent in the world. And there is no better preparation for wrestling Danielson than knowing ZSJ better than anyone on the planet. Secondly, Ospreay has immense respect for Danielson, but his idol is one of The American Dragon's greatest rivals: AJ Styles. And at key moments of this match, Ospreay was able to channel Styles, much as he was able to pay homage to Ishimori, Kawada, and Marufuji. Unfortunately for Ospreay, he was in the ring with a man whose toughness, technical prowess, and resourcefulness are second to none. All of this combined to not only justify an all-time crowd, but take that hype and prove it, somehow, insufficient. An all-time great wrestling match with a crowd that made it even more special. It doesn't get any better than that. 5 stars, 10 out of 10. I feel lucky to say I have seen this match."

[8.0] "From every opponent faced after the Revolution PPV, Claudio became the most comfortable and energetic opponent for Ospreay. Even though my fav was Fletcher, this match felt like a true rivalry clash and a perfect foil of styles colliding in the squared circle. Claudio's rigid strength and technique meshed with Ospreay's daring athleticism to deliver a stellar exhibition. If that didn't prove anyone during the battle, the finishing sequence would've been that! One of the rarest occasions where Claudio's swing was countered like a cakewalk, and I loved that. 4 out of 5 stars!"

[8.0] "That RKO, man. It's gonna live rent-free in my head for all my days. What a beautiful RKO, and even Randy himself marked out for it."

[9.0] "Mick Foley did a lot for Rock, Randy Orton, Triple H and Edge, it is incredible how he managed to push these 4 to a star level. tremendous match, bloody and reminded me of the old ecw, the final sequence is simply legendary."

[8.0] ""The next Big Thing has arrived", that legendary line by Michael Cole hits different every time. The last time when The Rock was a proper champion. A legendary upset by Lesnar to be in the big leagues. Lesnar shows domination to a legend like The Rock, the Crowd made this fight very good. Is one of the best matches to create a star, the legendary wrestler loses clean against the young talent and a new era is born. I like a lot this match. ****/25"

[10.0] "I really think this fight deserves 5 stars from WON, but overall, what a legendary and epic match it was, from the descent from Hell in a Cell, to the emotional final part."

[7.0] "Ospreay's Dynamite endeavors have been hit or his with me, but this one put an equal shine on Claudio, and wasn't over the top. A nice length on the runtime, and a memorable ending with Will powering out of the swing. 3.75 Stars."

[7.0] "Nicely competitive throughout, but I don't know why the did the amusing nose stuff early just to have it not have anything to do with the rest of the match. Have Hunter's eyes be watering or something, idk."

[10.0] "A legendary elimination chamber, the best in history without a doubt. The entrances, the initial participants, and the final part, until Michaels' coronation at MSG, make this match one of the most memorable in WWE. Bischoff did a great job creating this stipulation."

[8.0] "This match became a huge reset for Ospreay after his consecutive blistering sprints against Takeshita & Fletcher because Shibata stood as the opposition. He tapped some sense in the mind of Ospreay, let him know where they hailed from and pushed him to bring the Gaijin that ruled New Japan. Maybe, that route didn't impress the majority of the audience resulting in a lukewarm reaction throughout. Nonetheless, I was engaged with Shibata's stiffness blending with Ospreay's aerial wonder to deliver a scintillating war. 4 out of 5 stars!"

[6.0] "This match was a fun brawl it took a while for it to get going but it picked up towards the end. The crowd also was into this match."

[7.0] "In Chuck Taylor's Retirement Match*, Best Friends do a little bittle comedy with Supercop and then ramp things up after his schtick is over and done with. Chuckie stole his invisible gun and hit it with an elbow drop, that got a guffaw out of me. Dan Barry, as he always does with his unassuming look and body language, impressed the hell out of me in the finishing stretch. So far, this show has been one piece of fun, homely wrestling after another. (*Chuck Taylor did not retire after this match) [3.5]"

[10.0] "Michaels had not fought for years and out of nowhere he comes back and gives this great fight, wow. No wonder he is considered such a legendary wrestler. While Triple H plays a good role as a heel, he makes himself hated."

[9.0] "Brock's coronation was everything WWE is, at its core. A fight made in WWE, with a good rhythm and fun. The Rock gave his last great fight."

[9.0] "Incredible stuff, exactly how a triple threat should be booked. All three workers had heat with each other and it made for an incredible in ring story. Lyra putting on such a good performance, getting the better over Roxanne in parts, but the rogue element Tatum meaning she had no chance of beating her. Tatum showed UP tonight, this is easily her best performance and the match of her career. That 450 from the top rope was executed so cleanly, and lead into the perfect finish for Roxanne to retain. Just superb stuff, dont see the rest of the card topping this."

[7.0] "Really good for a TV match. HBK as a distraction plays nicely without taking much away from the match itself. The finish is smooth and the wrestling feels mostly competitive."

[6.0] "fine match but nothing special. Vader looks a little out of his depth here, just doing very basic stuff and not all of it well, Black Tiger (Mark Rocco) is probably the highlight of the match but its all rather standard. Face team wins and the crowd are happy enough."

[8.0] "Like the duel against Fletcher, this became another 'coming out' party for Hobbs as he embraced the shade of a jealous monster who was ready to usher in the bigger picture for a while. And to make that a reality, what's the better way than decimating AEW's new shiny toy? He toyed with Ospreay all around the ring, pushing down his chances of being the dominant hand. As much as I enjoy the usual strategy, Ospreay as an underdog felt equally enticing, especially during the finishing sequence where he displayed great urgency. The pissed-off demeanor of Hobbs leaves the door open for a tailor-made rivalry in the future. 4 out of 5 stars!"

[9.0] "This match was awesome. Pom and Max are such a fun team because they're such a mismatch, and here their double team offence was very creative. The Blizzard Suplex by Hikari on Max was just awesome."

[] "MOTN! This was a true surprise: a great triple threat, with a fantastic pace. The new character is giving great steam to Tatum and I hope that HBK will keep building her because she could go extremely over with the audience. Roxanne and Lyra showed their real skills after a little bit disappointing match at Stand & Deliver. Congratulations to all of them because they offered a solid opener, a really funny match."

[8.0] "This match is a pleasant discovery, and it gave to Luke Harper the opportunity to show how good he was as wrestler. A very very good clash. (7.5/10)"

[7.0] "Great finish, but a very high ceiling to clear when the previous two matches blew the roof off. Still pretty great, if not a little forgetable since your mind will inevitably be racing from Ospreay/Danielson."

[9.0] "Hard to follow up the previous match but I enjoyed this a lot more than I expected to. Scary looking bumps, they absolutely killed each other. Somehow made Jack Perry finally work."

[2.0] "A couple of hefty bumps and ultraviolent weaponry , most courtesy of Stockade , but this was like 10 minutes too long. Utterly boring between cinderblock drops and repeated thumbtack bumps. [2]"

[10.0] "Was there a shred of doubt that this wasn't going to be anything less than incredible? Two of the greatest of all time going at it with perfect sequences, shockingly fast counters, and a firey crowd. Raises the bar for what an Ospreay match could be. Danielson's flying knee counter will go down in history."

[4.0] "It seems like injuring Julia Hart the other day may have shaken Layla. She seemed really off her game tonight, even before the both at the end of the match."

[7.0] "Really enjoyed this one. Best Toni Storm match in awhile. Worked stiff as fuck and as a result got the crowd super invested by the end of it. Rosa's stomp towards the end made me wince."

[5.0] "I never watched a Marc Mero match that I truly enjoyed. I always find myself looking at the clock and wondering how much longer until it ends. I like all of the Sable and Sunny eye-candy. The commentary is good. Maybe I would the Mero matches better if he was a heel."

[5.0] "There are good elements to this match and you can plainly see that both guys can work, but there are too many rest holds too early."

[3.0] "Zzzzzzzzzzzz ... how could this match feature two great performers and be so BORING? I love HHH and Barry Windham. But nothing groovy happens here. No magic. No chemistry. I hate Barry's gimmick. Glad that he moved on from it shortly after this match."

[9.0] "This was more than an exhibition match for Ospreay after a hallmark debut; this was the coming out party for Mr. Fletcher who's been on a steamroll in ROH as a solo prospect. The friendship angle was a nice touch that didn't hinder the quality brought by these men. As much as I love Ospreay glued to AEW right now, I rooted for Fletcher to flourish at his best level against arguably one of this gen's best wrestlers, and he was definitive in that element! The energy was insane, the chemistry was exceptional, the logic was blurred for a brief moment but well acknowledged, and at the end, both men were presented as beasts of the brand for years to come. 4.25 out of 5 stars!"

[8.0] "This was great, but with four of the best wrestlers in the company, I wonder if it wouldn't have been even better without the hardcore stipulation."

[8.0] "Really good match here, I was impressed by Viva's strikes in particular. Plus the springboard armdrag was awesome. I thought these two worked really well together"

[7.0] "Interesting tag team action, fast-paced match with 4 great wrestlers. everyone put great moves in 6 minutes, with more time this could be a banger. ***/25"

[8.0] "David vs Goliath war. I partially agree with the other comments: this match may be overated because of Eddie, but that's a good thing. When a match gives you emotions like that, it means it'a good match. But you don't have to make the opposite mistake: to underate it. It was a super solid match, with the power of Lesnar opposed to the agility of his opponent. Goldberg's interference was badass. Maybe non the greatest match, but the greatest point in Eddie's career. Everyone wanted to see him winning."

[6.0] "Another well paced match on this card, with John Silver making a case for the hottest hot tag i've seen all year. Galeone and Myers, for a pair who were not a tag team, gelled quite well together. [3.25]"

[7.0] "This match was very solid and kept a very good pace there were moves Like a awesome bomb through the table and DDP hitting the diamond cutter from the top rope."

[7.0] "Toni Storm is one of the best things going in professional wrestling. Thunder Rosa looks better than she even did during her first run. This was a brutal battle between two of the top stars in AEW's women's division. They threw bomb after bomb, constantly looking to prove their toughness in a World Championship match that will likely go down as one of the most memorable of this reign. The Death Valley Driver on the apron was especially violent, as was the Double Stomp that left welts on the chin and throat of the champion. All the way to the finish, this was a shining example of how great Storm has been as champion and how nice it is to see Rosa back in action. 3.5 stars, 7 out of 10."

[5.0] "This was a pretty basic match that really just served to illustrate why the trios title unification match is on the pre-show tomorrow."

[8.0] "A great TV match. So much talent in the ring it wanted you to want more. The back and forth fighting for top rope position to set up the super plex by Malenko then Benoit headbutt was nice and a foreshadowing of their tag prowess. CB finishes it with the cross face. Jericho/Eddie sold a ton. Malenko was sharp and precise as per usual. Good."

[7.0] "Probably their worst match together for me, but for more personal reasons. Of course, these two still put on a great match that I think most would love watching. However watching their previous two doubts I think this one falls flat in numerous ways. First, I think this match does not truly become great until past the 15 minute mark. Second, I think the neck selling from Okada at the start also was not very good and really took away from the match. And third, I think these two really do excel in a much more longer, epic match with more build up like their two previous encounters. It's a good match, but personally due to these reasons its not a great one for me."

[4.0] "Teioh had some decent moments in this (the stepping in and out of the ropes submission reversal, the submission putting the pressure behind the knee), but Xtra Large didn't really do anything for me."

[8.0] "Poor Andreza was nearly killed by those head stomps. Sheer brutality from Pom and Raku. Please show mercy next time!"

[9.0] "Great chemistry between the two that was so apparent, Bryan's arm injury completely flew under my radar. A great finish that featured, surprisingly, Kazuchika Okada submitting to Danielson's hold. The convulsion spot surprisingly worked, and was smart by Danielson to get the referee's attention for his real physical issue. A really great cap to the show. [4.5]"

[9.0] "This match was the goods. Gordy and his power were on great display here as were Misawa's elbow strikes. At one point Gordy is busted open and intensifies them both to get to an outcome. Crowd was hot and got hotter as the match went on. Misawa finishing with a vicious elbow was on point and took Gordy down in a heap. Whew!"