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[6.0] "An Attitude Era-style slug-fest that doesn't rock the main event feel as well as it should've. Jericho's rockstar aura, physique and douchebaggery (the bell ringing spot still gives me a good laugh) carry this for the most part, and while Page didn't come out of this as well as I would've hoped, he put in a solid showing and ended up redeeming himself pretty well in retrospect. Jericho's blood didn't really add much, and I really didn't like him kicking out of Page's Deadeye. The confrontation between Jericho and Aubrey took me out of it for a bit, and Aubrey's French girl posturing after said Deadeye kick-out was just... good grief. A okay main event that had to shoulder the nigh-impossible task of following the spectacular ladder match beforehand. Jericho as the inaugural AEW World Champion was 110% the right booking decision + he did have a pretty good reign though, so that somewhat lifts this in my eyes. Alright overall."

[10.0] "He gets it. He gets people, and knows how to get the best reactions out of people. He can make you laugh your ass off but still impress you with his athletic ability and stellar timing. You wanna root for him all the time no matter how often he loses because he has a charm to him that no one else can grasp. The thought that someone can take the gimmick of being entirely apathetic except for the perfect moments and make it into a true spectacle is the mark of a stand-out performer. He truly is one of the best professional wrestlers in the world because he is quite simply a fantastic entertainer."

[6.0] "Mike Awesome's career will probably be seen as a case of missed potential, mostly remembered for his series in ECW with him and Tanaka each trying to give eachother the biggest concussion. It would have been interesting to see more of what he could have done working matches which weren't reliant on that style, but both WCW and WWE botched him, too bad."