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[6.0] "Billy Jack Haynes is Dynamite Kid's replacement this time around. This continued the plot of Danny Davis trying to screw over the Bulldogs. They basically followed the same formula as the tag matches with JYD here, placing Davey Boy as the FIP and Billy Jack as the hot tagger. Watching the Harts doing their dirty work in the heel's corner is always a joy. We get to see a lot of amusing antics from Davis, Jimmy, and the Harts here, much to the fans' annoyance. It got BONZO GONZO down the line -- Bret accidentally nailed Davis, Davey took care of Neidhart, and Haynes slapped the Full Nelson on Bret for the submission victory. Textbook stuff, as expected from the Hart Foundation, with a hot Garden crowd to boot. [**3/4]"

[8.0] "DOUKI needed a strong performance before a title match and Fujita needed another step forward to make fans believe in his potential going into BOSJ season, imo this match fullfilled both wrestlers' needs. SHO jumped DOUKI after the match, but DOUKI recovered and made a quick comeback, which SHO sold extremely cartoonishly. ***1/2+"

[9.0] "The most Realistic David vs Goliath match of all times. Wd gotta credit the ruleset for that but also both men's abbillities to adapt to their opponents. I want to give this a 10 because I don't think you could make this more believable, but on the other hand I'm probably biased so I'll stick with 9. I highly recommend it for fans who want to get into Shoot-Style and Storytelling. If you watch wrestling for flips and suplexes this might not be for you."

[6.0] "The matches against Andre look to me like possibly the best of King Kong's career in WWF. An entertaining power bout between the two giants that reminded me a bit of Andre's match with Abdullah the Butcher, in which the dimensional intimidating Abdullah looked very small against Andre, much like Bundy in this match. After the referee bump, Bobby Heenan, whose stable Andre has been feuded with all year, intervened, but he was quickly attacked by Hillbilly Jim and the match eventually ended in disqualification. A nice 8 minute brawl between two big guys, 6 points."

[6.0] "Seeing the finish, the match made more sense, the explosion of aggression from both side that boiled over at the end. Unfortunately, it's just not satisfying. Sure, some great strike exchanges and they are getting in the right direction with the crowd becoming hotter, but I personally really craved a proper matchup, 20? 25? 30 minutes ever of just the two of the best strikers in the world going at it. Maybe i just had the wrong expectation."

[6.0] "That was fun actually especially the last 3 minutes of the match , the teamwork was good here from both teams, and I really liked the ending of the match."

[9.0] "Excellent technical showcase by both wrestlers, delivering a well-paced 15-minute mat wrestling masterclass with some brilliant exchanges of holds and submission attempt escapes. Arez is the GOAT as always, and Angelico really up the intensity, and a hot finish to top it off, never lost the live crowd from start to finish."

[9.0] "Wow this was amazing watching in attendance. Never know any of the three guys, this 10 minute sprint blew my mind, especially Bendito. Apparently he's being in GLEAT and has been doing GCW shows starting this year, what a gem to be discovered. Just ridiculous visual to see such a tall stature execute such delicate moves. The other two were equally impressive, there were a great balance between strikes, creative moves, and high flying. There are some blemishes here and there but all together, this is what a spotfest should be like. People chanting "please come back" and tossing bills into the ring at the end of this speaks volumes of the match's excellence."

[6.0] "What was that finish! The was a very good match until a very odd interference spot that led to the finish. Both guys worked really hard. Dragunov is one of the best workers in WWE but I have watched quite a bit of him lately and he is leaving too far into his weird faces and intensity, we're it is getting to the point of self parody. Did Dijak is a very good wrestler and for the time they had this was worth checking out if you don't think you'll be soured by a bad finish ***1/4"

[2.0] "A standard, dull, unengaging trios match featuring one or two exciting moments, namely the finish and the peppered hot tag from Adam Priest. [2.25]"

[9.0] "Bray Wyatt could have made a better debut for his first Survivor Series Match! This clash was an absolute masterpiece, with wonderful narrative dynamics that keep the main feuds within Raw and SmackDown fueled. Also the ending was splendid, when Bray Wyatt dedicated himself to one of the best moments of his WWE career. One of the greatest match of 2016 in WWE (main roster and NXT), without any doubts. (9.25/10)"

[6.0] "A kinda weird match because despite Naito being as hot as he was, it was almost a squash match with Fale dominating. This helps be memorable in some fashion but a bit plodding throughout."

[] "This episode of Dynamite was the first wrestling show of any kind that I have ever seen in person and it did not disappoint. Honestly, with the title changes and the big PPV feel of the main event, it is kind of crazy that this was simply a weekly TV episode (not that I'm complaining). There were still matches that felt like weekly TV of course, with the Jericho/Hook bout and Swerve beating up a jobber, but all in all it's hard to ask for more than this out of a non-PPV event."

[5.0] "I've seen people say the main event went too long even though it was good. I'd save that criticism for this match honestly. House of Black are a weird stable with their stop and start pushes. Here they're up against three lowcard guys and it goes fifteen minutes? For what? Seemed like an easy choice to make this a squash and build them back up but oh well."

[4.0] "The Jeb Bush "please clap" spot was bad but not as bad as the worst trading elbows exchange I've seen lately. And that's saying a lot for how overdone that spot is. Other than that not much to this one as they waited to come back from commercial before they did anything of note. Toni Storm is still pretty bland when she's not doing the comedy act, but the comedy act ruins her matches. Kind of a Catch 22."

[8.0] "Cool match to lead into the matches BCC have with Ospreay this coming week. Hobbs looked like a killer out there. Hope they do something more with him sooner rather than later."

[7.0] "My review from April 20th, 2019 of this match (which I still completely agree with): re-watched that takeover main event and it perplexes me even more now. johnny look about 4 finishes and then just immediately submitted adam cole. makes no sense in many ways. obviously its not realistic but neither is wrestling so that doesn't matter much but wouldn't you wanna sell the johnny comeback more? lemme reiterate - don't you wanna actually have a comback lmao. this man kicked out of a fourth finish then just reversed one knee and won. the submission didn't even last that long either like jesus 2 year build wow. Adam Cole looks like an absolute dork now, him and all of the undisputed era. couldn't imagine how a casual would view them (not sure how many casuals watch NXT tho) but even I think they look utterly ridiculous. ***1/2"

[10.0] "Amzing show! One of the best main events in recent memory. The cash in was surprising, as was Punks involvement at the end. Iyo and Bayley told a great story. Logan Paul is turning out to be a great champion. 10/10 will watch again."

[6.0] "This is my favourite WrestleMania but I haven't watched it since I was probably in grade school - so I was fully expecting to hate this. But this was FANTASTIC. Okay maybe not fantastic, but expecting a horrible match made me look way more fondly upon this. Taker is carrying like a maniac here. Big Show is far from either side of his two primes and A-Train doesn't get much shine, but that doesn't stop Taker from bumping and selling like a total boss and making this match a totally servicable handicap. Fun finish and the crowd loved it all. Seriously how does this average a 3/10? Plus Takers entrance has to be Top 3 live wrestling performances. ***1/4"

[5.0] "The Cruiserweight Division was so useless and anonymous in 2016, without any interest by the WWE to develop some interesting storylines. (5/10)"

[6.0] "A good performance for both Kalisto and Alberto del Rio. What a disgrace the fact that they changed so many times the US Championship before Royal Rumble. (6.5/10)"

[5.0] "A mediocre Battle Royal with a surprising - I think - ending with the victory of Carmella. I prefered Asuka as Bayley's #1 Contender, but that's it. (5/10)"

[] "Enjoyable for everyone but too much chaotic for me. But it looks like has opened new era for WWE. Happy for most of the talent."

[8.0] "Cesaro and Sheamus form an incredible ed entertaining tag team and this performance of both of them was absolutely great, such as the entire match. (7.5-8/10)"

[5.0] "This is one of those matches where the work was on display. Nothing felt like a struggle, there were far too many moments where someone was waiting in position a split-second too long. You could see them working with each other and that is not a good wrestling match."

[5.0] "Odd TV main event just thrown together to bring out Mr Perfect some revenge for Flair's early interruption. But you know you're going to get something decent out of two workers like Flair and Santana."

[2.0] "In Marty's squash matches, he always seems to let the jobber get in to much offense. It was alright as far as these things go."

[4.0] "Crowd were not into this at all - some chants along the lines of "this match sucks". Until Flair came out and broke it up with some excitement."

[4.0] "You can see the intention - something rough around the edges for those kids that loved Hogan but are now teenagers wanting something a bit more "raw". But the execution is still just stuck in the Hogan cartoon character heyday. El Matador, Jannetty, Repo Man stealing Macho's hat? Loved them as a kid, but really. Is that Raw?"

[3.0] "Standard Superstars - heavily putting over the Royal Rumble, but struggling against a pretty naff card. The Bret/Ramon match is, looking back, a bit of a dream match but not sure it did business in 1993. And, oddly, they are not selling that - they are selling the Rumble match with the usual friends vs friends gimmick. Also trying to get over the Crush/Doink feud even though I don't remember it ever having any payoff. Otherwise, it is just squashes and replays."

[10.0] "I gave this a 10 for entertainment. I had no idea what to expect when they made this match a cinematic match and what unfolded was one of the most fun fight scenes of all time. This was such a great way to encapsulate and celebrate the legacy of the Undertaker. When this match was first announced I cringed, by this point, Undertaker was having some of the worst matches ever...not just of his career, so making this a cinematic match probably saved this from being an absolute trainwreck."

[6.0] "This is just meh - dull tv match stuff. Unmemorable but serviceable for what it is trying to do, which seems merely to be passing time on an NXT show."

[2.0] "It's quite odd to think of NXT as the birthplace of the Women's revolution in WWE. Because it is certainly not evident here. The work isn't terrible, but it is just dull and serviceable. No indication that Paige would breakthrough and a year form now they'd have some of the hottest women's wrestling out there."

[6.0] "New Japan hasn't exactly been having a strong year, but I thought this was maybe the most watchable New Japan show of the year so far. There were a few matches which felt like they never really got started (one due to an early injury, the others just didn't click into anything more). The Junior Tag and Heavyweight Tag matches were pretty decent. The latter has a lower score here but I quite liked it because of Bishamon's usual team-work style. Maybe I should whisper this but I also really don't mind Chase Owens, either. I just wish the division was more than just Bishamon vs whoever they happen to be feuding with at the time. Evil vs Shingo was kind of entertaining for a shit-show, and the main event has divided opinions a little but I thought it was fairly good. Though I think some matches could have done more, I didn't feel that any overstayed their welcome and was surprised how easily I got though this show. Some other stuff: Sho managed to use the moment to get some heat and it'll make a nice story, and Gabe Kidd has a kind of intensity you don't often see in pro wrestling (he wouldn't be able to talk like that in big western promotions but I like it)."

[4.0] "This is just a bog standard NXT 2012 match. Nothing too it at all, nothing memorable, work is ok but nobody really looks like they are busting a gut. But then why would you on what is a pretty new idea for the WWE at the time. I don't suppose anyone thought NXT would last..."

[5.0] "Most episodes of NXT at this point in time are completely forgettable. Even at about half way through I tend to struggle to recall what I watched in the first half. That is true here. It is one of the longer NXT episodes and one of the emptier ones. The Ohno character is interesting and his feud with Richie Steamboat is about all NXT has going for it right now. They even had to drop in Punk to generate some interest."

[8.0] "This match was a spectacle. You could also cut out like the first 15 minutes of this match and it'd be a lot better too. Third best match of the night."

[4.0] "There were moments here that Naomi looked like she was just going through the motions as if they were practicing the match in the PC rather than on live TV in front of a huge audience. Not good for the title contender, but sometimes people have off nights."

[7.0] "This was pretty fun. I bet AJ has done that Avalanche Stlyes Clash on to someone else before but it's been long enough that it still popped me and made for a great finish."

[8.0] "Great opening match. Rhea and Becky are both highly talented veterans of women's wrestling. A hard-hitting physical encounter that the crowd was really into. The finish felt a little flat to me compared to the ups and downs of the match but otherwise a very good women's match."

[3.0] "I watched this show about a week ago whilst making my way through older NXT episodes as background noise whilst working. I remember precisely zero of it, along with most of the matches. This era of NXT is just incredibly naff for 90% of the time. It feels like the right intention is there, and some of the ingredients, but the execution in terms of match quality, commentary, gimmicks etc. is not right."

[3.0] "I watched this match about a week ago whilst making my way through older NXT episodes as background noise whilst working. I remember precisely zero of it. Shame Jake Carter didn't amount to much. He had a decent look but was somewhat limited in the ring and hampered by expectations at soon as they mention that he is Vader's son. Because looking at him, you wouldn't have thought so!"

[6.0] "Thankfully Shibata gets his win back after taking the L on Dynamite. Glad they gave Lee Moriarty some decent time with Shibata. Would like to see a rematch if they build him up more."

[3.0] "I watched this match about a week ago whilst making my way through older NXT episodes as background noise whilst working. I remember precisely zero of it. No idea who Brandon Traven is and Damien Sandow was dull as dishwater and overacts his gimmick. Pretty naff stuff."

[4.0] "These two seemed like a good pairing, not just because of the dancing but the technical style. Unfortunately they didn't get much time to explore that here."

[4.0] "I watched this match about a week ago whilst making my way through older NXT episodes as background noise whilst working. I remember precisely zero of it. The Usos did not look good in NXT. But for that matter, neither did anyone else at this stage really!"

[5.0] "Solid match here even if it was kind of a generic template. Toni dropped all of the Timeless stuff for the most part which made things better although she looked kind of on autopilot without it all weirdly enough. AZM got to hit some of her moves but otherwise mostly just got beat up to put over the champ as expected."

[7.0] "I worry with every one of these big Naito matches with him being barely held together these days. This was actually pretty well-worked to his current condition whilst also telling the story of the younger guy who wrestles like flashes of lightning vs the grizzled and battle-tested vet who has had more than a few knock-down-drag-out kind of matches. They also nailed every Destino, which is always a relief these days. Definitely a slow match but in a way which worked for me. There were long stretches of selling but I thought they felt earned and helped tell the story (whether deliberately or not) of Tsuji being dragged into a longer, slower match against a durable champ, and not being able to keep up in the end. Best Naito match of the year so far for me, though not a conventional one. I'd maybe give it a high '7', though I do wish some of the significant match-changing bumps had looked and felt a little bigger and more impactful. Tsuji seems poised to potentially lead the faction when Naito calls it a day."

[7.0] "I always hate when a tag team wrestler teams with another guy. I get that Fletcher's partner is out but it always makes a match feel less than so I was surprised at how much I liked this despite my weird hangup going in to it. Very good stuff from Claudio and Bryan. The spot with Hobbs sitting on some guy in the audience while he gets kicked was the highlight."

[8.0] "These two can really work well together. Well put together match and I really hope Bayne gets some good opportunities stateside. Maika can really go."

[7.0] "Entertaining and I was happy to be able to see the reunion of Club Venus. Club Venus shenanigans and Mayu, Tam, and Momo were all showcased in a decent way. The match definitely left me wanting more solo matches between some of the wrestlers."

[9.0] "I got to say people who mention Gable in their reviews for this match shouldnt be allowed to review it. You are supposed to be rating the match you are watching not comparing it up your fantasy booking. AnywaysIf Gunther vs Bate and Ilya are 9/10 then this one should be an 8 maybe? Very good match with an excellent finish."

[7.0] "Willow is over and worked great with the Joshi wrestlers. This was just a standard Stardom house show tag otherwise."

[10.0] "One of my favorite all time WWE matches. I think its even better than both Ilja/Walter matches. Bate is such a natural face."

[7.0] "All good wrestlers in a preview match to get all the wrestlers introduced to the crowd. Camron was a nice surprise since I'd never seen her before."

[5.0] "Comedy spots were entertaining, but I did not expect a title change in a match like this. This was definitely too short"

[7.0] "Apparently this show was better live in person than on PPV or what it was. I enjoyed it at the Arena, but wish there was more of the roster and another match or two."

[9.0] "NJPW Moxley is just the superior version. Having Naito drop the title in a good back and forth match really opens up some interesting future matches and a possible new star coming out on top."

[] "My first New Japan event so I'll cherish it for years to come. Anyways, even with the odd theatrical stage set-up (which made the live broadcast look like a 2021 STRONG taping), it's still watchable from where I was. In terms of match quality, Axe Wang vs Touyuu is a good enough showcase match between two Taiwanese indie stars and a coming of age of Axe Wang, who in my opinion needs to be signed to New Japan. His Chaos Theory is SICK. However, the opening 2 matches suffered from a mix of poor booking and lack of effort from the competitors themselves. While GOK and Newman were doing what they do best, including the explosive Oleg Boltin, Akira did damn near NOTHING. I also have mixed feelings towards Tanahashi who is sadly no longer in good shape, and Yano who I never took seriously. And don't get me started on LIJ vs HoT, that match, while I was happy to watch Tsuji and Shingo wrestle live, was a disaster and absolutely no one (but SHO) did anything noteworthy in ring. For the third match, it served its purpose as both: a fanservice to the Taiwan fans (Kojima, Tiger Mask, and Despy are OVER here), and a way to develop a Young Lion in Shoma Kato. Not bad. Now this is where things get good. Starlight Kid & Hanako gave us a great David vs Goliath match where SLK prevailed by countering Hanako with a Hurricarana Driver. Great way to wake the crowd up again, great showcase match to those who aren't into or haven't heard of STARDOM. Fujita vs DOUKI was an absolute BANGER of a Junior Heavyweight match, with DOUKI taking the hard W and continuing his belt-theft storyline with SHO post-match, which was funny. Bishamon vs Yuya & SANADA should've been the main event, and I say that because the crowd was at its loudest in this match (SANADA and Yuya are very much OVER with Taiwan, yall don't know how much the Taiwanese fans marked out when SANADA came out). Great tag team action where the accomplished champion veterans put over the young, fiery Yuya Uemura after another great battle. The main event unfortunately suffered from earlier poor booking, but despite that the finishing stretch was fun, and Tanahashi hit the High Fly Flow to win the titles for his team. Even though I felt House of Torture should've won to keep them strong, putting the belts on Prez Ace, Yano and Oleg (! ) brought the fans home happy after an 8 year absence from Taiwan. Overall rating: 7.5/10"

[7.0] "Nemeth seems to be getting better with each NJPW match and him fighting Ishii, who was great, is still surreal."

[8.0] "Great match between two great in ring performers. Glad to see the belt back on ZSJ and really hope that's the end of the Matt Riddle experiment."

[6.0] "This was a mess of a brawl, but seemed like the light version of the BCWD vs UE cage match. Always great to see Homicide."

[6.0] "Decent comedy match between two great in ring performers. AJ Styles physique Daryl was entertaining. Hope to get a less comedic match between these two soon."

[2.0] "This is a good example of a match that people are referring to when they say NJPW hasn't been the same since Wrestle Kingdom 2020. A six-man tag involving House of Torture, Yano, a young lion, and Tanahashi who's 5% of the wrestler he used to be. And when the young lion is far and away the best thing in the match, you know you've got a problem. Oh, and this was a main event. The whole thing is bad, not quite awful, but more importantly, this was insulting. I guess it's cool that Oleg has a belt though. 1 Star."

[3.0] "A pretty lackluster match that was pretty dull until the finish. Not much of note here really, it could have been worse but I'm glad it didn't go any longer. 2 stars at best."

[8.0] "Jack Perry leaning into his anti-punk and anti-Chicago heel gimmick made this real fun. Perry worked the crowd real well. I understand why Shota won, but missed out on the crowd reaction for a Perry win."

[6.0] "A whole lot going on and a decent match, but it felt randomly made. It was good to see a few of the NJPW Strong guys represented in the Strong Championship match. Hope to see more Lawlor and WCWC in the future."

[1.0] "This falls in Bad Match, AMAZING build, just not at the end, When the rivalry first started it was hot. Then when it was official match, it slowed down didnt like it that much, but its not that but just cant get past a one for me."

[9.0] "I expected a good match out of this and got a great one. Both these women are great in ring performers and worked really well together."

[9.0] "I think maybe this might be the Best womens Tag Team Match in NXT. Its nice to see and its kinda like a passing of the torch moment. for katana and kayden since they left. They took a risk by doing a lot of high risk moves and Katanas bloody nose made it more brutal."

[6.0] "This match was exactly as expected. Evil Ren vs Murder Grandpa was a fine warm up. Suzuki got his funny faces and violence in and Ren continued his HOT shenanigans."

[9.0] "The match was good. Starlight Kid is so entertaining. But the words exchanged after the match were very moving and what really made this memorable for me."

[8.0] "Nice match for how short it is. Katana and Kayden are so good, but i wish they won the tournament. Io and Ray did nothing with winning the tournament."

[6.0] "A solid first episode of raw that saw them get in quite a bit of content in what ends up being less than 50 minutes on streaming services. The Steiner Brothers looked like a team to watch after their squash match, and Shawn Michaels and Yokozuna both looked like potential stars after their matches and promos gearing up for the Royal Rumble that year. Finishing up with a solid little slow Undertaker squash, this card did what it was supposed to do in trying to draw in a potential new audience. 3 star show at best and a side note is that Damien DeMento's haircut here has to be one of the worst in history."

[8.0] "Solid overall card from start to finish and the best American based show in a long time. Multiple title changes were surprising and the former WWE guys performed well with the Japanese wrestlers. Hopefully that's the end of the Matt Riddle experience as well."

[9.0] "Not that long, but very well. These two have imrpoved in looks and in the ring. Would have loved to see these two fight in 2024 and see them in a iron man match."

[4.0] "Pretty boring for a 20-minute match. Bishamon retaining with Yuya getting pinned was the obvious result, and they didn't do anything unique to get there. 2.25 Stars."

[10.0] "This is soo much fun to watch. That powerbomb that IO gave to rhea was so dope and awesome and it hurt my back just watching it. Hardhitting strikes and a great match on TV."

[5.0] "I was a little surprised there were only two matches on the preshow, but this was perfectly fine as a buy in. It also set something up for the main card later as well"

[10.0] "One of my Favortite Womens story and Match. I remember watching it the first time and thinking that this wasn't a match, this was a FIGHT. The story was good, and the match was outstanding. one of their best matches together, they have good chemistry against each other."

[10.0] "What a match. Its good. Two of wwe Top guys battling it out. Meat slapping match. Roman is so good and so is Big E. This was one of his best matces as WWE Champion, and its a pain how it ended. not a ot of build up, but its just two heavyweights clashing and its fun."

[10.0] "i remember a brand new faction getting a big PPV match was a little weird. But this Match claps and SLAPS. I love all the spots and Ryback wasnt that bad. Daniel was good and so was the shield man. Its crazy that at the sam PPV Seth and Dean would have such a bad match but this one is SOOOOO Good"

[7.0] "I liked the fight, but it had a very slow start. The Rock's low heart rate was NOTICED. But the final minutes and passing the first 20 were incredible. A worthy ME of night 1, but that is overshadowed by the ME of Night 2. The victory seemed like the right thing to do, since if Cody was going to win on Night 2, it was necessary for him to lose on Night 1. The atmosphere of the public also helped make this fight passable, which surprised me."

[4.0] "I actually didn't enjoy this one a ton; I thought this was only just fine. This one was a little too slow and boring for me. I am also not a big Denny Brown fan, and he didn't impress me here. Arn defends his TV Title successfully."

[7.0] "This was actually a really good tv match for this time, and easily the best match of this episode. Mike Jackson was (and still is! ) an underrated worker of this era. Tully Blanchard has been slowly becoming one of my favourite workers of this era; he's probably my second favourite singles heel after Flair. Tully picks up the win."

[10.0] "Becky is the most iconic female wrestler of this generation, perhaps she was not the best technically of the 4 Horsemen, but the altitudes she reached, especially with her character as The Man. So much so that WWE made her one of the main faces alongside Charlotte, giving her an ME in WM, they are legendary. In my opinion, she is also one of the best wrestlers of this generation. Always knowing how to reinvent yourself."

[8.0] "A great episode here of the World Championship Wrestling studio show. A lot of good stuff in terms of the angles going on in this show. My favourite thing on this show was Ric Flair introducing "Big Gold" in a historic moment which was cool to see. Arn Anderson defends his TV Title with Flair providing some lovely commentary. Flair was my MVP for this episode in general and has been killing it at this time. The usual not as great members of the roster were here; the member of Paul Jones' Army being the worst, in this episode specifically The Barbarian. This was a great episode for the Midnight/Rock 'N Roll angle as well, with the Rock 'N Roll getting some revenge on the Midnight after their match. Tejio Khan exceeded my very low expectations in his in-ring debut."

[9.0] "The most iconic wrestler today. WWE definitely hit the jackpot with Rhea. The popularity she has achieved is incredible. I never thought Rhea would reach this point. When he came to WWE and debuted at the Mae Young Classic, it didn't seem like anything special to me, but what a change he's had in recent years. And I'm not just referring to her physical appearance, but to the aura that she transmits. She is a SUPERSTAR and she knows it. The most incredible thing is her youth and the heights she can reach."

[1.0] "I thought Maxxine would improve thanks to CP, but his level is still very poor, which is a disappointment. However, in his defense I will say that he has only been in this business for a little over a year. But despite this, it is no excuse for their terrible level. It's hard to see her fight, Fortunately, her character is comical and she is not a top brand. I sincerely hope that she improves, but I don't think she deserves a 0, since sometimes it's fun for me to see her fight, or be with the Alpha Academy. And finally, I think a job as a manager would be better for her."

[4.0] "Aya has gotten stronger after her return. Her recent rivalry with Sayaka sets her up perfectly for a heel turn. While their 1:1 match ended up in a time limit draw, it was clear that Aya come out on top. If the match had continued on, Aya would have won. I would love to see more matches between the two and a heel turn from Aya will be amazing. I expect Aya to become Sayaka's nemesis and torment her for months after it."

[10.0] "Miyu has gotten harsh beatdowns. She's skinny and not very strong. Consequently, she is unable to do damage to a lot of the other established woman and her small frame can't take some of the brutal hits. She does win against even weaker jobbers like Sayaka Kurara but she isn't quite ready to take on stronger women yet."

[10.0] "Kurara has a lot of heart and tries her best despite getting squashed in all her matches so far. She has a great spear and a ton of pain tolerance. I can see her making her place in Stardom. It doesn't hurt that she's so beautiful. Her biggest issue is that she's among the weakest rookies and she genuinely struggles in executing moves. She's the perfect baby face and I love her character arc. Her recent rivalry with Aya Sakura for entrance to cosmic angels is amazing. I don't think she'll win 1:1 against Aya but just like always Sayaka will do her best."

[4.0] "I met Deonna for the first time when she was in NXT and she was still very young, she seemed like a good prospect to me, but they didn't give her many opportunities and they fired her, however, she managed to reinvent herself in TNA, achieving a good run there. That's why I expected a lot from her in AEW, however so far her run in AEW has been very bad. She seems slow and she hasn't put up a good fight so far. I keep waiting for more from her."

[4.0] "Unspecial in general. Not sure why Starlight Kid didn't work from underneath, as it was weird seeing her trade strikes and dominate the mat against someone a foot taller than her. As for HANAKO, she's just a typical giant, and pretty dull in general. The crowd had some fun with it, and Kid had a nice Taiwan-themed mask too. 2 Stars."

[10.0] "One of the best wrestlers in history, also, along with Michaels, one of my favorite wrestlers. His technical level and charisma were unmatched. But also, the status that The Rattlesnake achieved is something unprecedented, in just a few years he achieved absolute GOAT status in Pro-Wrestling. Which places him alongside Hogan at the top of American pro-wrestling. Legendary."

[6.0] "Todoroki and Great Asako had decent chemistry here as an oddball team but ultimately the more experienced pairing of Chii and Mizushima got the win."

[9.0] "What a fatal 4 way match, so many great spots especially from Braun Strowman. He literally broke 2 announcing tables by throwing Lesnar in them and then took the 3rd table and threw it on top of Lesnar, that was totally crazy. Also the match never gets boring, there's always something happening keeping the crowd entertained."

[5.0] "Jay White is not a good wrestler. Have no idea why people still like this guy so much. This was below average, and Sydal was the only one who provided anything interesting or of value."

[4.0] "[4.0] "Toni is not a bad fighter, I loved her time in STARDOM where she showed a lot of potential. I loved her match with Io Shira, one of my favorite matches. However, since she debuted this new gimmick (Timeless), She hasn't had a good fight and seems to have gotten worse on a technical level. She looks slow in the ring, which is a disappointment. She must go back to being the Toni we saw in Japan. Her matches are boring and difficult to watch. She is the AEW women's champion, she has not had a good match."

[6.0] "I thought this was an overall good show with some decent matches. Nothing stood out as bad to me although I do wish some of the matches went on longer than they did. [MOTN: Kon vs. PCO]"