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[5.0] "Despite a few interwoven storylines, this main event lacked stakes and felt more like an exhibition match. Nice and well-paced, everyone was able to pull off some good moves, but I expect more to close out a Collision. In-ring quality: 1.5/4. Stakes: 0.25/2. Justification: 0.5/1. Card placement: 0.5/1. Suspense: 1/1. Bonus/Penalty: None. Total: 4.75/10. Match viewed on MyAEW."

[8.0] "This is the overbooked type of match that usually main events in AAA and I love it. My biggest complain is Dominik being beaten up constantly and being capable of kicking out, but Vikingo taking the pinfall after a lot less damage. I liked Dominik going by himself until the end with Mini Vikingo, I think it's necessary to him in order to being the biggest star in AAA. The end was a coherent way to make Dominik overcome a situation where it was nearly impossible to him to win. I agree that the bet wasn't as impactful as it was a hair vs hair match, I understand that it's an attempt to keep the bet matchs in AAA, but it wasn't a really attractive angle."

[0.0] "As of the date of this writing (3 April 2026) why this match has a higher overall rating than the main event genuinely puzzles me (they were both equally as bad in my opinion) Anyway, this match was just an under 5-minute finisher showcase fest. I mean, there was that spot with Goldberg spearing Lesnar through the ringside barricade, but for me, it added absolutely nothing to the match. With both competitors' limited movesets (certainly not the Lesnar of 2002 - 2004) this "match" was just to draw a line under and conclude this feud, with Lesnar finally getting a pinfall victory over Goldberg and starting his 16 month long 1st reign as Universal Champion - albeit, in a part time capacity, including subsequent reigns moving forward. Overall, not for me, however the crowd seemed into it."