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[] "the Kelly Kelly titantron appearance w⁠as the best part of this show. apart from that it was mediocre"

[5.0] "This match was really disappointing because i usually really like both wrestlers but here something didn't work well, Robbie X's leg selling was uneven, he was either selli⁠ng too much or running and diving like he's fine...i am not often complaining about selling but here it bothered me a lot + the match never got exciting and ended out of nowhere - **3/4"

[5.0] "Another average match on this show. Shiloh and N7.30ARAKU did fine job and the most intresting thing was how Shiloh can to avoid mist and he was really prepared. NARAKU got the referee by his mist and no result is fine decision."

[5.0] "I did my absolute best to come into this with an open mind... this match is the single most overrated match of all time. The mass hypnosis starts immediately after the bell with the commentary pretending it was somehow ground breaking. Slow paced, aura farming nonsense with the manufactured turn that revisionists have tried to claim was organic. Slow paced, weak ring work but the single hottest crowd ever. Dwayne was genuinely at the peak of his powers here and commanded the crowd really well. But I didn't get the hype when I watched this live and 20 years later I still don't."

[2.0] "A somewhat ridiculous 3v3 match with a predictable outcome. Furthermore, the use of the cage serves little purpose. In-ring quality: 0.5/5. Stakes: 0.5/2. Justification: 0.5/1. Placement on the card: 1/1. Suspense: 0/1. Bonus/penalty: none. Total: 2.5/10. Match watched on the WCW YouTube channel."

[6.0] "Really not bad tag team match, but not so cool as I wanted on this tournament. Shado Ash and Viktor Zanov made t​heir debut an looked fine, but not so much to went to next round. Glad to see Hank and Tank on the ring again."

[10.0] "I was live for Grand Slam and the crowd was awesome, like always in France. Moreover, the matchs were really great especially the main Event ( they sho7.77uld have gone longer ). This was really cool ( best crowd in the world ) !"

[7.0] "Great talents. A short but entertaining ma8.79tch. Gaby really stands out and was a great addition to the roster."

[6.0] "It was a good match, but I feel Skylar Raye's push is a bit rushed. She has a lot of abilit​y, but she needs a character to connect with the audience."

[5.0] "Just a mid match. Zilla dominating started from the ringside and Lexis did something only when BirthRight interrupted."

[5.0] "Shit physique. Shit gear. Shit wrestler. Can do a decent promo when the time calls for it but it's hit or miss. His tough guy gimmick is cringey, and he seems to buy into if the videos of his white belt grappling matches are to go buy. The shoulder rolling, middle finger throwing all just makes him come across like a dude who drinks too much monster and punches walls when his wife asks him to mind the kids, he tells his friends to hold him back in bar fights. Blades in almost every match for no genuine reason that it can elevate the match. I'd be happy to never see him wrestle again."

[8.0] "Fast pace and non stop action. Love some of Kondos unique moves and Sabin is a great opponent. Lots of cool sports. Something was missing a bit from in ring psychology or story - not quite sure what as it's fine for a tournament final to just be a straight 1 v 1 battle, but didn't fully draw me in somehow. Still a really great match and very fun and easy watch."

[8.0] "One of underrated Mandy Leon's match, these 2 absolutely delivered in such short amount of ti⁠me, but I also wish it was longer. They started off technical and did some pinning combinations, which were really good. And, then, they executed moves after moves"

[6.0] "A solid and reasonably enjoyable event that delivered a decent standard of wrestling overall. The show maintained a generally steady pace and offered enough engaging action to remain interesting, although some inconsistency and a lack of truly memorable moments prevented it from reaching a higher level."

[0.0] "Had about 2 years worth of good ideas, mixed in with loads of utter shit, coming off the back of years of utter garbage, before entering 20 years of zombie wrestling with banned words and phrases, guys being held back, contempt for his own fanbase and a consistent attempt to totally monopolise wrestling business. I was never a WWE die hard so don't have any particularly fond memories of the "good times", I loved a lot of 2000 and can acknowledge he was a fantastic on-screen character, but what a piece of shit he is and how little I've always enjoyed his vision of wrestling makes this an extremely easy 0."

[5.0] "A mixed and somewhat underwhelming event that struggled to maintain a consistently engaging level of quality. While there was enough competent action to keep the show watchable, the overall pacing and intensity were uneven, and the lack of memorable highlights prevented it from becoming a particularly satisfying experience."

[6.0] "A good overall show that delivered a solid level of wrestling and enough entertaining moments to make the event worthwhile. The pacing was generally effective, with a decent balance of intensity and in-ring action, although the overall consistency and lack of truly exceptional highlights kept it from reaching a higher level."

[7.0] "Up until 2018 I'd give him a 9 or a 10 based on incredible wrestling skill and charisma. Since he punched AJ Styles in the dick his career is between a 4 and 6. He'd get put in a main event feud every so often to remind everyone he still existed but it's never sustained and he never wins. The last several years it's not even like seeing Wade Boggs get his 3, 000th hit as a Tampa Bay Devil Ray. It's more like Willie Mays on the New York Mets or the slightly inconvenient Superman in the 1983. As a fan you hear about him enjoying his money and surfing. I have no idea if that's true but if it is, good for him."

[4.0] "A more elaborate match than the previous ones, even though the time-limit draw drags things out unnecessarily at times, and the announcements regarding the remaining time reinforce the feeling that this type of finish is coming. In-ring quality: 0.75/5. Stakes: 0.5/2. Justification: 0.5/1. Placement on the card: 1/1. Suspense: 1/1. Bonus/penalty: none. Total: 3.75/10. Match watched on the WCW YouTube channel."

[4.0] "Koloff comes across as menacing during his long periods of heat but gets outmaneuvered a bit too easily--though this is part of a Best-of-7 series, which can be tricky to fully appreciate without context. In-ring quality: 0.75/5. Stakes: 0.75/2. Justification: 0.75/1. Placement on the card: 1/1. Suspense: 1/1. Bonus/penalty: none. Total: 4.25​/10. Match viewed on the WCW YouTube channel."

[7.0] "Really fun match between two good workers solid chemistry. Sami is so unique at this point. (***1/2)"

[4.0] "You can see how the people who arent athletes are a step behind in their ring work even if they come from the indies. I did like her presentation tho, the wings and all. Her most recent match where she hit the cutter on evolve impressed me enough to give her a 4 instead of the 3 i gave her originally."

[7.0] "Nikita improved so much both in her wrestling and her character. She's very confident in segments too and not afraid to do wacky stuff. I also love how she always finds a way to make the viewer laugh. She always puts something funny like a walk, entrance or the way she hits a move. She's really payin⁠g attention to detail. She really has earned her place on NXT now and hopefully on MR one day. People who continue to rate her low aren't active viewers."

[5.0] "Main Roster debut didn't wow me at all, just punches and kicks and one moonsault. I hope at NXT she proves me why she was kept for so long and put directly on Main Event. Very similar look and probably wrestling style to Skylar Rae."

[7.0] "A well-controlled and enjoyable episode that moved AAA forward nicely after Triplemania. The matches all had a clear purpose, Mr. Iguana versus. La Parka added some welcome intensity to their story, and the main event did a good job of showcasing the current top acts with Rey, Dominik, El Grande Americano and Omos. The onlyreal issue is that the show could have used one additionnal match to feel ​a little more complete, but overall this was a strong and easy-to-watch episode."

[7.0] "A fun main event that did a good job of establishing where AAA's top stories stand after Triplemania. Rey Mysterio and Dominik remain endlessly entertaining together, El Grande Americano brings exactly the right kind of exaggerated babyface energy, and Omos continues to be used effectively as a monster rather than being asked to do too much. Nothing groundbreaking, but a strong and enjoyable way to close the show."

[3.0] "Personally I believe WWE should have done a​way with the International versions of Sunday Night Heat and gone back to at least having 2-3 matches on the PPV Pre-Show. Snow and Coach were annoying which is why with no doubt I'm convinced WWE thought the same as the next night on RAW will illustrate. Maven beats Richards in an ok match"

[5.0] "Old school Undertaker working the slow deadman gimmick which is fine but it sets the pace. Bigelow looked a little gas as he did most the work here nothing spectacular. I love this era but the finish for this match was a little weak"

[5.0] "Not really much to this one. Both guys are pretty good hands but aren't stars, they do some nice technical stuff mixed with the usual lucha libre stuff but it never really gets a chance to kick past second gear. Give em a few more minutes and it could have been something. **17.0/2"

[7.0] "A very enjoyable match that once again showed Mr. Iguana can offer much more than comedy. He and La Parka gradually made things more physical, and the hot crowd helped sell the idea that their friendship was starting to matter less than the title. The No Contest finish was a little frustrating, but it worked well enough to set up the next chapter against Los Perros del Mal."

[5.0] "Slightly better then most House of Tortute matches. Takahashi gets the pinfall wi1.92n for House of Torture."

[7.0] "A solid Collission with a little more personality than usual, helped by having to build both WresleDream and Grand Slam at the same time. None of the matches were exceptional, but almost all of them had something worthwhile, whether it was Myron Reed continuing to gain momentum, Queen Aminata getting more spotlight, or Moxley an​d Jake Doyle delivering the best match of the night. The addtionnal Pac tribute were also handled nicely, while the Clockwork Carnage setup at least gives the upcoming shows something different. A good episode overall, and hopefully the Bang Bang Gang can work their way back into the trios title picture soon."

[3.0] "I'm not a fan of this kind of crossover with boxing. I don't watch wrestling to see that sort of thing, though I understand why the intensity might appeal to people, especially in that era. In-ring quality: 0.25/5. Stakes: 0.5/2. Justification: 0.5/1. Placement on the card: 1/1. Suspense: 1/1. Bonus/penalty: none. Total: 3.25/10. Match watched on the WCW YouTube channel."

[7.0] "A really good, hard-hitting match built around a simple but effective fighting-spirit dynamic. Jake Doyle looked genuinely dangerous and even managed to push Moxley into an underdog role for stretches, which gave the match a different feel from many of Moxley's recent outings. The stiff exchanges and late elbows made the closing stretch especially strong, while Moxley stepping outside to regroup was a small touch that sold the struggle well."

[3.0] "Not very interesting, although the stipulation adds a touch of originality to the show. In-ring quality: 0.5/5. Stakes: 0.5/2. Justification: 0.5/1. Placement on the card: 1/1. Suspense: 1/1. Bonus/penalty: none. Total: 3.5/10. Match watched on the WCW YouTube channel."

[6.0] "A decent match that never quite found the structure or intensity needed to become anything more. Mark Davis had some fun power spots and Adam Priest showed flashes of the quickness and creativity people praise him for, but the match felt surprisingly restrained given the talent involved. Nothing was bad, just a little underwhelming."

[3.0] "Another odd bout. A bit less technique and a bit more violence. In-ring quality: 0.5/5. Stakes: 0.5/2. Justification: 0.5/1. Placement on the card: 1/1. Suspense: 1/1. Bonus/penalty: none. Total: 3.5/10. Match watched on the WCW YouTube channel."

[6.0] "A solid match that benefited a lot from its short runtime. Julia Hart looked better whenever she leaned into her kicks and submission, while Queen Aminata's power offense gave the match most of its impact, even if she can still look a little mechanical at times. Both women showed enough of their strengths without the match lasting long enough for their weaknesses to become too exposed. Good f⁠or what it was, but there is still room for both to develop."

[3.0] "Not much to go by, 4 matches ha​lf of which were enhancement matches. No match really stood out but they did do a great job recapping the RAW before Unforgiven to sell the show"

[6.0] "A perfectly decent match that never really gave me a reason to want more. Myron Reed and the Rascalz continue to build good momentum and increasingly feel like the more interesting act, while Dante Martin's development has sadly stalled to the point where he no longer stands out the way he once did. The match was fine for the time it had, d but nothing here suggested it needed to go any longer."

[3.0] "A match of the same duration and quality as the previous one--meaning rather mediocre, despite a few good moves. In-ring quality: 0.5/5. Stakes: 0.5/2. Justification: 0.5/1. Placement on the card: 1/1. Suspense: 1/1. Bonus/penalty: none. Total: 3.5/10. Match watched on the WCW YouTube channel."

[] "A great fight between the brothers--lo​ts of insane moves, zero mercy, yet plenty of mutual respect. What they both did was beautiful; it was a fantastic watch. 8+"

[5.0] "Ok #1 contenders match. Madison Rayne & Tenille Dashwood get the win over Jordynne Grace & Rach2.72el Ellering"

[9.0] "Awesome night, with every match for the tou​rnament being good or better, with Tanahashi vs. Kanemoto being a real standout for the tournament in general."

[6.0] "Somewhat mixed bag of a match where a lot of it sort of lacks real emotion, but that part isn't too long, and it does end up back on track for a good finish."

[9.0] "Amazing show, weird that the main event was probably the weakest block match out of everything but my match of the night was probably Tanahashi vs Kanamoto"

[7.0] "Mostly good but the portion where they're no selling each others' piledrivers is bullshit but everyone other than that was good"

[8.0] "Easily my favorite from Nakanishi in this tournament so far, and it definitely makes sense that it would come from a match with someone of a similar build like Kensuke Sasaki, just two huge dudes beating the hell out of each other."

[8.0] "Another awesome match from this night, and the streak of guys just beating the shit out of each other continues here as well. Amazing stuff from both Nakanishi and Kensuke"

[8.0] "Hate, hate the finish. It's a weird, banana peel ending that looks silly because the partner doesn't react to break up the pin until it's too late. But this match is otherwise incredible. Chigusa at the peak of her popularity works at different points as an explosive hot tag and a babyface in peril th⁠at brings the crowd to a frenzy. Some of her offense is brutal, KENTA-like in her speed and violence. Hotta works pretty well underneath as well. And the opposing team, especially Omori, make this a very physical fight that creates a lot of great drama."

[6.0] "**** A good match--a good, entertaining tag team bout to warm things up before the anniversary show. There was great chemistry; I enjoyed the dynamic between the Averno & ZSJ team and the Hechicero & Místico duo. They handled the Hechicero vs. ZSJ and Averno vs. Místico rivalries well without overlooking the interesting Místico vs. ZSJ and Hechicero vs. Averno matchups. Good sequences, intensity, and pacing--it was a well-rounded contest that fired up the crowd and showcased a simple yet effective dynamism. The finish was interesting, if a bit anticlimactic: Zack put Hechicero away with a Zack Driver seemingly out of nowhere to win the match"

[9.0] "Such an amazing match, Kanemoto and Tanahashi beat the shit out of each other and the leg transitions from Koji are so so so good all the time"

[8.0] "Another heater from Tenryu, who's such a fantastic match with Shibata, and the eventual DQ is done incredibly well, with Tenryu just decking the ref."

[9.0] "Maybe one of the best matches with a DQ ever, this match is just two men beating the shit out of each other for real and it's amazing"

[8.0] "Great match with a ton of (expected) great mat work from Nishimura, who has the crowd behind him in such a major way, which really adds to everything."

[8.0] "A great match where the crowd absolutely loves Nishimura. The constant roll ups to attempt to steal it from Tenzan going into the finish roll up was great"

[6.0] "I'm using a translation tool, so this might be a bit hard to follow. It was crazy seeing the birthday boy, Imanari, unleashing a barrage of elbows and sentons while celebrating his own birthday. It was also impressive to see him get back up every time he took one of Watase's fierce elbows. While it was only a decent outing for Watase's SOG title defense, it was still a good match. 6.5 points."

[6.0] "Solid entertaining back and forth match. Rey Mysterio gets the pinfall win over S6.4helton Benjamin in a non title match"

[5.0] "An uneventful match for the most part. The match starts with Ueda being hesitant to get into the ring and then there are a few lengthy holds. Things do pick up when Tenryu decides to attack Ueda outside the ring for some reason in a wild sequence. Baba hits the armbreaker 4 or 5 times for a KO victory."

[7.0] "Good match that starts somewhat uneven to me, b​ut once Sasaki gets going, it really heats up and finishes very well."

[7.0] "[*** 3/4] An astonishing match clearly designed to elevate Queen Aminata while serving as a strong title defense for Mercedes Moné, though bogged down by a lackluster finish. First off, we have to talk about the gear, gorgeous attires for both women, absolutely loved the presentation. The match itself was really great, loaded with fluid sequences and crisp maneuvers. There were a couple of brief, slightly sloppy moments here and there, but overall it was a remarkably strong showing from both workers. I wasn't overly familiar with Queen Aminata coming in, but I really enjoyed her moveset and offense; she looked like she belonged. Mercedes Moné is phenomenal as always, and I loved that she took a back seat at times and bumped generously to let Aminata shine. Overall, a really great contest!"

[8.0] "Pretty sick and hard hitting match. Kensuke does his stuff in this and that's always awesome. Lariat finish was sick"

[] "Easily one my favourite PPVs of the Golden Era to go back and watch.. The LOD entrance is amazing everytime and the IC Title match was an instant classic"

[1.0] "No​thing to say because literally nothing happened, in front of a completely dead crowd. That was fucking awful."

[6.0] "Short but good shoot style match where Suzuki and Shibata slap the shit out of each other and end with a cool finish"

[6.0] "Pretty standard match where Nakanishi gets some good stuff in early, just for Tanahashi to fight back and win."

[6.0] "A little disappointing match that's pretty short and lacking in big moves. Not entirely⁠ bad though as there was a nice flash finish"

[8.0] "The biggest delight about this match is getting the Actwres Girl'z cameraman for an Ice Ribbon match, and more ⁠specifically a Yuka match, so you get the great zooms and oners along with the microphone picking up how thudding Yuka's forearms are. The crowd was ooh-ing and aah-ing the whole time seeing how quickly they were moving and hard they were hitting, thankful that Yuka's the type of wrestler to volunteer to be in the ring for like 7 of the 10 minutes and beat people up."

[] "I don't miss Bianca. She was pushed insufferably hard to the point of generating go-away heat, much like Big Dog Roman Reigns. But just because she's good in the ring we're supposed to ​accept that? No, aside from her in-ring ability, she has nothing of substance to offer. Just a charisma-less woman who plays around with her long-ass hair. Extremely overrated."

[5.0] "Based indie affair with a pretty wild assortment of characters here. Gajo and Tiger Rice here work some comedy with Gajo being the slow beefcake powerhouse that Rice can't really do anything to at all, so he just shuffles and dodges everything he does which works until it doesn't. Josh O'Brien is this really weird case, trained by Tajiri and wrestled exclusively in Japan where apparently his dream was to do D-tier indies? Impressive ambition for something so lowly but sure I suppose. He does totally fine here and as expected is the one doing most of the physical work here since Gajo at this point was a year into wrestlin⁠g and wasn't particularly refined enough yet to do the kind of sick stiff antics he would get a handle on during his COVID-era matches. Josh doesn't really shine a whole lot here as a result and just settles into being the FIP here between Tiger Rice's less than stellar offence and Keita's goofy arm work. His comeback being him making Rice crotch himself on the top rope was at least unique though and he makes the best of it with a smooth superplex. Gajo's hot tag while I like is at the same a hot mess with him hitting two botched F5's on the pair with Rice falling ass-first taking his, though the rest of his power spots go well enough. Finish has Josh amazingly go over with of all things a Impaler DDT, pretty cool I guess. Match was fun enough for a low stakes indie show but didn't really get over its pre-existing limitations and as such only stays as a decent novelty with so-so action."

[] "Honestly Mox has grown on me i liked him as dean ambrose but when he left wwe and went to aew i didnt ⁠like him but as of recently ive found some newfound respect andor likeness towards him"

[5.0] "It did pick up towards the end but the match was pretty slow going with Arahata in control for most of the match. It wasn't that bad but it would've helped for her to be stiffer with her elbows if she's gonna take the match as slow as she did. There w⁠as one hinky spot where Yafuku ducked a lariat to climb up to the corner and it took her a while to get up there and Arahata had to stand there and watch, a tough way to get into that spot when Yafuku's not used to climbing up for it in that situation."

[8.0] "Nakajima completely ignored all the first half leg work from Mills, but at least he didn't​ casually shrug off a five count eye rake. When they got down to the nitty gritty of a no-frills tough guy strike war, this was decent and everything that followed the Nakajima knee injury off the backflip was super intense ***3/4"

[7.0] "****1/4 A very good match--a great bout featuring four ⁠tremendous teams with excellent chemistry. All four teams were outstanding and worked seamlessly together; the only real issue stemmed from the elimination stipulation, as the match would have been better without it. There were great sequences, high intensity, and a solid, steady pace. It was a tremendous encounter overall. LWO was eliminated very quickly, and the match didn't really pick up momentum until after they were out. The finish was excellent; the final showdown between Fraxiom and The Americans was fantastic. It left me wanting to see a proper tag team match between the two--one that could be a Match of the Year contender. In the end, both teams withstood everything and poured their hearts into the match, but it was The Americans who ultimately secured the victory."

[10.0] "Professional wrestling as a believable struggle and presented as a competitive spo6.11rt. Jack Brisco is one of those wrestlers who the more I see of him, the more he cements himself as one of my favourites. I love the little things like how he cranks the headlock, and how he holds on to it when Dory tries to push him off the ropes. His Arm Drag looks beautiful and he sells forearm strikes wonderfully, going bow legged and having a great expression of pain on his face. Everything hurts, and everything is done for a reason here. Dory is also incredible, with the crowd mostly being behind him, especially towards the end of the match. He has it won after securing a Spinning Toe Hold, but the sixty minute time limit expires and the match is declared a draw. Brisco retains the title but Dory almost feels like the better man on this night."

[7.0] "Nice to see Togi in a match, and she spent most of the time in the ring for her team with Uehara and Shiotsuki who put her through the ringer with their chops and kicks."

[8.0] "This was a great match. Will Ospreay was killing it in the junior heavyweight division in New Japan, but was also moving up in the the heavyweight division and was improving as a wrestler overall. From what I understand, Ospreay was the one that convinced Amazing Red to wrestle him in the Super J Cup and it's not hard to see why. If you look at guys like Ospreay and Ricochet, a lot of the stuff they do mirrors what Amazing Red did back in the 2000's. Red was an influence to a guy like Ospreay, so it must have been cool for Ospreay to finally work with him. They worked a long match, so they took their time and sped things up when needed to. It wasn't perfect, as there was a moment where both Red and Ospreay showed a moment of sloppiness in hitting move, which coincidentally happened back to back. That being said, this was fun to watch with Ospreay beating Red with a Hidden Blade, a super OsCutter and finally the Stormbreaker. ****"

[3.0] "What can I say, it's a PPV Pre-Show so nothing really of note actually happens on these shows​, Steiner vs Rico was ok, 3 Min Warning interference might have well been non existent as it did nothing. Strangely the fact that the head physician's job being in jeopardy was never brought up again for the remainder of the show"

[7.0] "A 6.94very physical and intense match, with several very good sequences between the two. I was really enjoying the match until the Judgment Day started interfering. Vaquer's interference was exactly what I wanted to happen, and I'm glad it turned into a Triple Threat at Money in the Bank. The best moment was Vaquer attacking Roxanne."

[6.0] "A fun tag match, with several very good sequences, especially between Rey and Dragon Lee. I really enjoyed the work from both of them, and Dragon was particularly good. The main problem was Big Cass' interference, which took away some of the impact from the match and made the finish feel more like an angle to continue the story. I really don't understand the push Big Cass is getting..."

[7.0] "A very fun match. I really liked the contrast between Fénix and Ethan Page's styles, with Fénix bringing all his speed and athleticism while Page used his more physical style to slow the match down. There were several very good sequences, and Fénix had some incredible moments. I really don't like finishes with roll-ups."

[7.0] "A good tag team match with plenty of pace and some very good sequences. I really liked the dynamic between Sol and Lola, they were incredible! Roxanne and Raquel also did a good job and managed to keep up with the pace. The main problem was the finish, with Lola accidentally hitting Sol and Roxanne getting the roll-up, which took away some of the impact from the match. Still, it worked well to create8.69 some tension between the two heading into Money in the Bank."

[6.0] "I really liked the dynamic between Penta and Je'Von, their styles worked really well together and there were some very good sequences. The Vision were also good, especially Bron Breakker, who once again looked like a real threat. The match ended up being a bit short, and the finish with the brass knuckles took away some of the impact, but it worked to continue the story. Overall, it was a good Raw match and served its purpose well."

[6.0] "About as enjoyable as the rest of the Big Sh​ow/Mysterio tags, Cesaro makes Big Show look especially strong in this one, especially in comparison to Swagger."

[4.0] "This was definitely not on the level of recent SNMEs. Hogan/Savage was one of their lesser matches thanks to the emphasis on Buster Douglas, and the Warrior/Bravo match was just odd with Warrior stripping Jimmy Hart of his clothes from underneath the ring, then getting a quick win."

[6.0] "Big Show looks great here, always a really fun hot tag and Claudio made him look really good. That stomp Big Show did was great"

[6.0] "Concerning in-ring action, Rick McGraw VS Sgt. Slaughter is easi​ly the match of the night. The other highlight is the interview of Fred Blassie and Hulk Hogan by Pat Patterson."

[7.0] "Good match where Cody, Goldust, and Big Show all look really good together; the latter 2 bump really well in this one."

[7.0] "Good tag match, Goldust was in really good form here and Big Show worked really hard to make him look good. Their tag f​inish was great"

[7.0] "Pretty good match where everyone really looks good. Goldust and Cody really bump and here and so dumb Big Show oddly enough"

[5.0] "This was one of the weaker matches in the Hogan/Savage rivalry, and that's because Buster Douglas was the main emphasis here. Douglas is the main character due to being the second referee, constantly blocking both guys from doing any sort of attacks outside of the ring. This holds the match back from reaching its normal levels, and it leads to a weird finish where Douglas gets involved and counts the three on Hogan's legdrop, with Savage getting up immediately after. **1/2"

[8.0] "Very good match. A really underlooked and underrated match, I would say. What a chemistry they had here. Good wrestling, enjoyable brawling parts and nice reversals. Fans in the crowd played their role perfectly as well. Not the type of match you see often in TV episodes from this era."

[7.0] "[3.5*] considering they tried to go for a hefty/meaty bout, but it didn't work out but this match isn't bad. i mean it's slow but that's how tag team matches was back then when you had the smoking gunns, headbangers & legion of doooom. i mean it felt like a squash mainly because of the outrunners. but for 8 minutes it was quick considering we're gonna have bangers right after this 8-minute sprint and a bathroom break if you watch it on your phone in the bathroom lol [but don't forget to hurry up for the hollywood ending! ] but the ending where shelton hit a superkick and bobby hit a spear was a nice finisher, hehe. but i like the outrunners hulking up during the squash but there was no way for them to win the titles. but anyways, solid match."

[10.0] "This match made me truly feel alive. MOTY. I think it will be hard for any match to top this the remaining of the year."

[6.0] "Show was easier to watch than I expected for all the matches in here, the joshi matches ranged from whatever (dark match and the three way) to good (Kurumi/Miran and the undercard trios match) to really good (The Cohaku Match) to great (the main.)"

[8.0] "I dunno how Kyoko Inoue got the magic touch to put tog1.72ether great trios main events with action and back and forth but often gives too much time to regular tags with lots of heel heat. The Color's squad was great here, Nanami was bumping her ass off for the Diana champion and Inoue who aren't here to get knocked over too much and when Umesaki was in to work with Amikura it had some nice stiffness."

[6.0] "[3. 25*] Pretty good mat wrestling, the ref's slow cou⁠nts definitely killed this match and there could've been more/better striking."

[6.0] "A solid tv​ match where the big spot is the Big Show hot tag, and his chokeslam her is awesome against Claudio"

[5.0] "Not really my thing, to be quite honest. I find YOH fine enough as a tag worker and his fundamentals are decent, but from what I've seen he can just be really dull and nondescript working longer singles matches like this. Ospreay does some stuff creating enough movement around him to make some interesting things happen, and the crowd gets into it by the end, but it didn't connect with me too much beyond just popping at a few moves."

[5.0] "Mid-tier SNME. Savage/Duggan is decent and the Warrior/Hogan tag match is quite fun, but the rest of the card goes downhill from there. Ending with Bravo/Garvin was certainly a choice."