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[8.0] "It was really cool to see the first AJ Styles vs Jerry Lynn match ever. This two will have a legendary rivalry on TNA's X division that stablished both as two of the top wrestlers in early TNA. Even if this was their first match they show their chemistry in a fast paced and intense match. There are cool counters and moves. Great ending sequence. It's the best match of the show so far. I really enjoyed it."

[7.0] "Good explosive match here. I can understand the frustration from getting a short match with spam of finishers but these 2 already had 2 long matches these past few months, so it seemed logical in the story they were telling that their last one should be an all out war. Drew getting the win was great. Damian cashing in sucked, he wasnt built as a real threat. Hope Drew squashes him to get the title back. 3.75*"

[7.0] "This is so hard to rate. A Classic bloodline match with 4 megastars. Started very slow and it was kinda hard to watch as the beginning tbh. Then the last 20 minutes were great brawl, awesome moments and good chemistry. Thé Rock did ok and his charisma and attitude made up for his in ring work. Seth was good. Roman and Cody were great and they have very good chemistry, cant wait for their final battle tomorrow. 3.5*"

[7.0] "This was a perfect match to open the PPV with. Angle and Mysterio's styles gel well together and the magic of this match is in the lightning fast sequences and the full stop cut off spots from Angle. Angle slows down the pace when he begins his control segment.. This section is fine yet uninspired. Angle throws some nice punches, but doesn't do anything particularly memorable or interesting. Some character work would have elevated this part of the match. It is a minor gripe, as the pace soon picks up and they are back to going at full spin. Mysterio wows fans old and new with some of his his high spots. There is a small notch when Angle counters Mysterio's top rope hurricanrana, but he is able to quickly cover for this mis-step. This was Mysterio's WWE PPV debut and it was an incredibly strong outing for him, even in defeat. If you were only a casual fan who watched the PPVs, you would have had a hell of an introduction to Mysterio."

[5.0] "Average match that did its job of showing Jade Cargill. Perfect timing and placing on the card. Kinda afraid of Jade running down the women division now that we saw shes still very green. 2.5*"

[6.0] "Fun little match. Good place on the card and right amount of time given. The NFL players thing was cringe but ok, wrestlemania moment I guess. Now I hope we get to end the storyline of Rey mysterio getting betrayed, as its been nearly 2 years, getting a bit tired of it. 3*"

[9.0] "This was so awesome. The storytelling of the match, Sami Zayn being one of the best to convey emotions, everything leading to this match. Damn that was so enjoyable. It woke up the crowd too. No doubt these 2 can do better in a longer rematch, but it was perfect for that night. A Good 4.5*"

[7.0] "The less said about Eric Bischoff sexually assaulting (and that's putting it lightly) Linda McMahon, the better. Rotten storyline. But purely as a pay-off, this was good stuff. Entertaining. Bischoff going power mad and shutting off the commentary while Coach ran his mouth off. Then the silence made the huge pop for Austin all the better. Austin does his act to perfection and wipes the floor with those two dickheads before a trademark crazy Shane moment to finish it off."

[6.0] "Good, dynamic contest with both teams working hard. Edge & Christian really found themselves in the heel team role and The Hardys' quick moves were enjoyable to watch as always. They implemented some old school tactics especially from the heels' perspective and I didn't mind the DQ finish since it's not a big PPV."

[6.0] "A solid match here as Natalya in NXT often tends to bring with whoever she is placed against. While the ending was logical in continuing the Natalya/Lola feud, I found it to be an unsatisfying way for the match to end. Prior to that the match was solid though."

[7.0] "Obviously very fun considering the names and the stipulation, but maybe a bit too chaotic for my taste to enjoy it fully. Too many guys in the same ring, not very well filmed and a rather quiet crowd, although I was expecting them to be hot for this match, but no, it lacked the big energy I was hoping to see. Still a good brawl as I said, with lots of spots and good-looking moves. Styles' jump from the top of the cage was unbelievable, but that's all I'll remember about it."

[9.0] "For the longest time I felt that Baron Corbin would do well in a tag team if given the right tag partner based on things such as The Deep Six and End of Days being the type of moves that the crowd would lose it for. He found that partner in Bron Breakker who got to show off how well he does in tag teams over the years with the likes of Ciampa/Bate/Wes Lee/Carmelo/Creeds but never had a full partner. Despite a shorter run as a team, they got very popular very quickly as heels and put together a strong catalog of matches over a few months time. With Bron seemingly finished with NXT now, I hope that we see them team again but it was a very strong ride while it lasted."

[6.0] "Bit underwhelmed by this. They blatantly waited for the 10 minute call before flicking a switch and starting to go for the kill. Up to that point it had been fairly one dimensional with tight, but cautious grappling eating up two-thirds of the time limit **3/4"

[0.0] "Easily the worst match I watched Mania weekend. Unbearably long and not nearly as funny as they thought it would be. And that's coming from someone who likes Dalton Castle. Ironically this was like the one actual match on the show that had significant build for this show."

[5.0] "Another perfectly okay undercard match. The crowd reaction so far tonight has been good and has made even the less exciting matches more interesting."

[] "Phenomenal start to night 2! Quick paced finisher fest that had the crowd for the entirety of the match. Also counting the post match shenanigans with Punk and Priest, this is the best opener for a Wrestlemania since Seth vs Brock at 35."

[7.0] "This match was basically "suck my dick, the musical" I never seen Mondai Ryu before but he was funny, Yoshino had some genuinely good offence here to counteract the funny stuff"

[0.0] "Yeah this is the easiest zero I've given to a wrestler since Tyrus. Eva Marie had ZERO redeeming factors in the ring nor had anything special on the mic. She was a Divas Era wrestler in an era where women's wrestling was getting much better and already had phased out of the Divas Era. Sure, she's got millions of social media followers, but how is that important if you aren't a good wrestler? No good matches, no good promos, nothing special, just another wrestler that ended up flopping badly despite having a lot of vignettes shown and hype surrounding her. Why WWE brought her back in 2021, I will never know what the big deal with that was."

[5.0] "A fun little opener with the usual shenanigans you'd expect from Yosuke Santa Maria. They won with their usual stuff and the crowd was happy"

[4.0] "Sabu is just insane, he taping up his injury and went on with the match, which was the main highlight. But overall, the structure was pretty ambiguous. Such hardcore matches looked pretty new for those years, It was a fairly brutal brawl with almost no wrestling moves but with a lot of barbed wire spots. But pretty quickly this mess with a lot of pointless brutality got boring, the match lasted a full 20 minutes and left mixed impressions."

[8.0] "This was a ton of fun and I don't really get why it's been shit on here. Very well escalated WWE style hoss match here. Tons of impactful moves and a hot finish."

[9.0] "One of the most underrated technicians in modern wrestling, moveset is great, his limb work is truly a masterpiece, zjs vs thatcher would be a great match."

[9.0] "Excellent match, very technical and hard hitting, them stiff kicks, elbows, it isnt a match of the year contender but it was amazing. ****1/2"

[7.0] "I found this a pretty entertaining opener with great crowd investment. I usually enjoy any early 2000s Dudleyz matches, and La Resistance were pretty good heel foil for them to go against. The finish was pretty well done with Rob Conway joining the group after interfering while disguised as a cameraman."

[9.0] "This man is super underrated, extremely talented, executes his moves to perfection, his strong styles really fits him, one of the best to blend in mma into wrestling"

[3.0] "This is a pretty rough show, but there's a string of three solid matches towards the end there that save it from total disaster. My favourite was definitely Hansen and Luger, which I thought was a really fun brawl despite the silly finish. Unfortunately, everything prior to that is pretty weak. The international tag tournament is what takes up the majority of the show, and it's a fun idea, but it doesn't really work out. It's a lot of teams that aren't over with the crowd and whose styles clash pretty badly, having matches that are, for the most part, much too short to have much substance. The main event is the payoff to the atrocious Black Scorpion angle, which would have to be one of the most absurd storylines I have ever seen in wrestling. On the bright side, it does often fall in to 'so bad it's good' territory, so you can still get entertainment out of it (the spaceship entrance here was hilarious), but it all concludes in a pretty horrible wrestling match, so it's probably not worth sitting through it all unless your curiosity gets the best of you. I've certainly seen worse shows, but the fact that this was Starrcade makes me feel obligated to be pretty harsh on this occasion even if there are a few good matches."

[8.0] "Really good match as always between these two teams, they're phenomenal together every time they meet and this match was no exception. Maybe the weakest match of their trilogy but that says a lot about the quality of the previous two in this case, I really liked everything they did and they have a natural chemistry. Two teams with totally different styles, yet they match so well, as if opposites attract. More than deserved for Axiom & Frazer who have worked hard to get this moment, I hope they get a real good title run."

[2.0] "Nothing mattered. This entire match was simply to debut Jade, which is fine, but it couldn't be more clear. Everything was a foregone conclusion, and they added no mystery to it. Glorified job match, which everyone should be used to since Asuka is involved at Wrestlemania."

[2.0] "I respect and appreciate how different Flair wrestled to try and make the mystery aspect of this angle work, to the point where I considered giving this a passing grade... But it's just so bad that I'm not sure I can bring myself to. It's slow, boring, completely lacking in heat (the crowd does still cheer for Sting's eventual comeback, which speaks volumes about his popularity), way too long considering all anybody cares about is the unmasking, and the storyline as a whole is just completely absurd (to put it mildly). I will admit that the Black Scorpion angle is so spectacularly awful that it's a bit of a guilty pleasure - how could I not laugh at that incredible spaceship entrance? But you'd have a tough time trying to convince anybody that it was 'good', that's for sure."

[7.0] "Good match between Perez and Natalya here, quite aggressive and obviously technical when you know the styles of these two wrestlers who very rarely disappoint in a ring. Say what you like about Natalya, but she'll always show up in the ring if given time. This match wasn't as good as the one she'd had against Cora Jade two years ago, but it was a good first title defense for Roxanne against a reliable wrestler, enough to gain heat and experience. I now expect the same for the Vice/Natalya feud."

[6.0] "Nice little athletic match between Evans and SCRYPTS right here, very happy for Evans (fka Jay Malachi) who I knew in DPW and who's now doing wonders in WWE's most entertaining brand. He's great and has really become popular on his own just because of his wrestling, his style blended well with SCRYPTS who also know how to do great flips so I enjoyed the action they gave us. Nothing crazy but very cool for the time given, and great victory for Evans for his TV debut."

[7.0] "Both of these wrestlers are pretty good and they actually had great chemistry together. Still I wasnt expecting much from this match and I ended up satisfied."

[6.0] "So, I love Sugiura, and I've been warming to Owada, who is relatively new to me. Owada drives a lot of the match and does so from the ground most of the time, actually grinding down and out wrestling Sugiura for the majority of the 8 minute match. Sugiura really only wins with an ankle lock near the end in a "I survived more than won" sort of way, and it really gets over young Owada well. It's a little too short and simple to give it higher than a 6, but it's a good opener. However, it is worth pointing out that Owada loses in less than 4 minutes on the very next Monday Magic to Jake Lee's Boston crab and gets virtually no offense in the process. The booking in NOAH is a travesty lately, and I thought the Jake Lee squash was bad before, but now that I have this context with the Sugiura match, I"m even more annoyed. lol"

[5.0] "This was a perfectly average match. Other than the novelty of seeing David Finlay and Hiromu in the ring together, there wasn't anything of note that happened in it."

[4.0] "I didn't like how little time the matches got. I think they should've let each match go a little longer and take some time off the angles the Sabu match should have been longer and was the best match of the night, my rating would be higher if the match went longer. The main event devolves too quickly into Hogan formula, but the crowd is extremely hot for it. I dont like Hogan his style and no sells is boring and repetitive. Love the feel of the show the set is great. All the stuff at the end about whether the faces could trust Luger or not was actually exceedingly well done i was a fan"

[6.0] "While the tournament as a whole was very rushed, I did at least enjoy the finale. It doesn't quite have the fire that the best Steiner's matches do, but it's solid wrestling and easily the best match of the tournament - which isn't exactly much of an achievement, but hey, it's something?"

[6.0] "Another good match for the opener proper. I was a little surprised to see Fujita get a victory here."

[7.0] "This was awesome while it lasted - just a bloody, ugly brawl. It's very sloppy, but in a way that only serves to enhance the overall atmosphere of the match. Unfortunately, it is also very short and ends with in very underwhelming fashion with another goofy finish, but it's a lot of fun for seven minutes at least."

[10.0] "I remember how random it was to pair them up, but man, did it work. Not a single bad match on their resume as a team. The run was quite short yet excellent and memorable for NXT fans. Baron has been rejuvenated and Bron is ready for the main roster more than ever before. These two benefited from this big time"

[8.0] "Excellent trilogy. This one is the worst match they have had given the ads and their general performance yet still very good. Axiom and Frazer got the win eventually and they are ready to take over as Tag Team champs. Bron and Baron time as a team is over and Bron leaves the NXT. What a run it was! Great match and a tremendous way to finish Bron's NXT run"

[] "Booked to perfection. From the ~25-30 minutes of solid wrestling between Cody and Roman, to the last ~5-10 minutes of Codys Avengers assembling, to the emotional payoff of Finishing the Story, this is one that will live forever for me. Bravo WWE, this is everything pro wrestling / sports entertainment can be."

[7.0] "Honestly the perfect midcarder, throw him in the ring with anyone and youll get an alright match, seems to be taking will to filling the role Dolph Ziggler had for years."

[10.0] "The Firefly Funhouse expanded wildly on what wrestling is and can be, and the fact that it came out of WWE of all places is both an incredible testament to how much good will there was for Bray's creativity and how aware the promotion was that it needed something new. There's a lot to critique and dissect in regards to The Fiend, Lord knows people have, but I think here, in this moment, Bray started something beautiful and fully, perfectly realized."

[7.0] "This was a really fun brawl. Hansen always comes across as unhinged, and Luger is very good at being explosive when the moment calls for it. Lame and unnecessarily complicated finish, but everything prior to that was really good and delivered on the wild feeling that you'd hope to see from a Bull Rope match."

[8.0] "My first match with a DDT subscription was with Toru and I'm really, really impressed with the amount of charisma he's able to bring into the traditional "big man" role. I'm giving him a 7 for now because I don't think it's fair for me to gush immediately off of the back of one match, but I'm going to actively seek out more work from him after how much I enjoyed his first match. I am expecting this number to go up. EDIT: Yeah I love this guy, lmao. Hard hitter when he needs to be serious and excellent sort of... old man who was a former bancho vibes when he's doing comedy. I can't get enough of him."

[6.0] "This match was a lot of fun and the crowd got into it as well. I don't know anything about Active Advance Pro Wrestling beyond what was mentioned by commentary, but Ayato Yoshida was really impressive here."

[6.0] "A really decent match with a nicely implemented story around Benoit's black eye. He goes aggressively against Angle, but he intelligently exposes his injury throughout the whole match with him using the referee's finger to poke Chris being the best example of that."

[4.0] "In your house continues its streak of below par PPV's. Venis/Jarrett is a solid opening match that picks up some speed by the end with Double J playing the heel role with ease as always. Don't know why Venis wasn't wrestling someone from Kai En Tai though since they were feuding (6/10) D'Lo/Xpac is another decent undercard match with the high speed style of X pac making Brown's power moves look killer. Title should've been on the line (6/10) Funk/Bradshaw vs Scorpio/Faarooq is a nothing match with some sloppy sequences all just building to Bradshaw turning heel. Would've been better if he teamed with Funk for a bit longer before it (4/10) Henry/Vader is pretty rough with a botched slam early on and just power moves without much interest. Vader was somehow still over despite the awful booking but this was awful (2/10) DOA/LOD is just what you would expect from these teams at this time. A few decen moments from Animal a whole lot of nothing from their opponents and the finish making the Road Warriors look dumb. Also Paul Ellering was there for some reason (3/10) The Dungeon match is an interesting change of pace with Owen and Shamrock being intese but its very short to be much of anything (5/10) Rock/Triple H is MOTN. the 30 minutes do feel pretty long at times but they do their best to try and keep excitement with the interference and signature spots (7/10) The bikini contest that gets hyped all over the show happens next and its just Attitude Era fanservice nonsense that shouldn't be wasting time. The Main Event is a decent brawl with Foley taking a few killer bumps and Austin bringing the spedd during moments. Crowd is into it as always and its mostly enjoyable. It does make it feel like the Tag Title don't really matter when they're just props for other singles feuds"

[8.0] "This was a really good mostly mat-based bout, which comes off as a no surprise given the wrestlers in the match. Makabe vs. Thatcher is always a hit."

[10.0] "ROH may be a shell of a shell at this point, but when they put on a PPV there are always some gems to find, and this Supercard of Honor was no exception. The main event was a gritty, bloody fight between Kingston and Mark Briscoe, naturally with the shadow of the dearly departed Jay watching over the match. I greatly appreciated the pure violence of this, Kingston may regard Mark as a friend but when it comes to a fight Kingston will hold nothing back, viciously bloodying Mark early in the match. Kingston's arms were so bloodslicked at one point it looked like he'd been working in a butcher shop, that's my kind of vibe for a match. Great strikes, great throws, great bumps, some really good selling from Kingston in particular as always, and always that feeling of a tough fight full of pride. My only slight critique is at 24 minutes it felt just a tad long, could have trimmed a bit, but I appreciate they want to show just how badly you have to beat down Kingston to take a title from him. Great fun here."

[9.0] "What a solid promo, a frustrated Drew McIntyre after getting screwed over by CM Punk at WrestleMania XL."

[6.0] "The good part: it was a better show than the average these days, thanks to some surprises and nice matches. Also, it was a so much better RAW after Mania than last year. The bad part: it was quite a mid RAW after Mania show. The only surprise that truly hyped me was having one of the best wrestlers in the world and one of the two best wrestlers in WWE today, Ilja Dragunov debuting in one of the best glorified squashes I've ever seen. That speaks volumes of how great both Ilja and Shinsuke Nakamura are, and I can't even imagine what a real all out match between both men would be. Some of the time given to the Awesome Truth match should've been given to this match and I'm sure it would've been one of the best of the year so far. Repeating the same move with the women was so lazy. It was good to see Roxanne, but there was no creativity there. At least that match served to keep developing the story of Indi and Candice (so good for a low-card story). John Cena entering the handicap match was made obvious by WWE, and I think, just like WrestleMania, that he should've appeared earlier. The opening segment was too much for me. Cody Rhodes did good, but The Rock's delivery of a pretty good promo with no silliness on his behalf and setting a future 1 on 1 match with Cody was so bad and boring. The eternal silences, the neverending interruptions to let the people react (it's ok to let the people express themselves, but he just kept killing the vibe over and over and he looked like he never could end a sentence). And sorry, but I strongly dislike how they're making something that's already big, epic and great by itself look bigger so forcibly (I never see any other World Champion in WWE be treated like Cody Rhodes. Austin, Cena, Hogan, Bryan... When did they get that much pomp and circumstance for winning a Title? They never needed it and their moments felt iconic by itself). We got some new stories began like Gable vs Sami (I'm really hyped for that. The match can be great, but the potential feud could've be even greater), and some random stuff like Jade squashing Chelsea Green because they have to present Jade as a big star instead of letting her show with a more organic booking. Drew McIntyre once again killing it on the mic and his feud with CM Punk getting hotter, a nice main event... Show was enjoyable for the 3 hours, and despite some issues, it was better than usual. I actually felt that sense of re-start and freshness. Let's see if this is actually going to be a new era."

[8.0] "The Punjabi Prison match was kind of uneven, but the main event was something! Yoshihiko is my new favorite wrestler. I stayed up late to watch this live and it was quite an experience. So many ebbs and flows, I really appreciate the comedic aspects and callbacks. It's a good break from super serious wrestling, and a compliment to the variety of entertainment that GCW provides."

[4.0] "There weren't any hot tags nor any story really. Show and Rikishi were over at least, but the fans wanted to chant for tables anyway. Dudleyz aren't the best workers in the world and they don't know how to have a proper Tag Team Match, so they couldn't even lead this as a heel team. Nothing spectacular."

[7.0] "I been excited to see Jay Malachi on WWE TV. And he didn't disappoint whatsoever this kid can go and the fact he's only nineteen years of age is crazy. I see this kid as a future WWE NXT North American Champion but overall this kid is amazing can't wait to see his career play out in WWE."

[5.0] "The action was fast and pretty enjoyable, but it wouldn't hurt if they established who the babyface and who the heel was, so the crowd wouldn't bo so torn apart, plus there was a weird decision to get rid of Faarooq so early, since the bout wasn't even that long anyway. Overall it wasn't bad, just forgettable."

[7.0] "As this match was going by I was telling myself how this was another overrated match inflated by who the winner was, but things started going better and every wrestler (except Jey. Sorry, the guy bores me in the ring) put on a bit more effort to make this stand out as a number one contender's match (which lacked some star power to be a match with World Title implications. But I think it's safe to say the World Title as of now is more like the IWGP Global Title is to NJPW, an upper-carder Title). Match with good flow, an organic evolution going from less to more and a remarkable finish with CM Punk once again costing Drew McIntyre the World Title. They brought in a table to give the match a bigger feeling, as well as Ricochet doing the spot of the match with a spectacular 450 to Bronson Reed on the announce table. I thought they were going for a rematch between Priest and Drew, but maybe they'll save that for Glasgow, and since Jey is so over with the crowd at least that will please people, but it's not a match that hypes me that much. Nice Main Event for the show, a bit underwhelming perhaps for being RAW after Mania, but notable anyways (*** 1/2)"

[7.0] "Fun, high-energy main event with some of Gatoh Move's best talent. The early comedy stuff wasn't my favorite, but it got more intense and focused as it went, and my investment went way up."

[7.0] "Another fantastic match from The Radicalz. Malenko and Saturn know how heel teams should work and they do it flawlessly. The babyfaces were over, while the heels were getting angry at each other, we had a great hot tag from Grandmaster and the crowd's reactions were loud as hell. Very short, but it doesn't matter when you can get the fans going like that."

[5.0] "Short comedy match that never really got going. Was funny in places but that's about it. Raku really going for it with a pillow as a foreign object was probably the highlight.a"

[] "Shlak is one of the most overrated deathmatch wrestlers in the business. He brings an aura of chaos, but that is about all he has to offer. Not much talent mediocre promos nothing special at all. He is a guy fueled entirely by booze, steroids & CTE. There are much better deathmatch wrestlers out there. He does not live up to the hype."

[7.0] "Short match with some nice spots that I thought was a lot of fun. Very much a brawl. SDL looked better than usual here."

[5.0] "Short decent match. Crowd was very into it which helped. Dark Sheik seemed to be having a lot of fun wrestling as a heel for a change."

[10.0] "This was "sports entertainment" in its best. The first half is solid wrestling, while the second half is interference+cameos, but that made it even better. So much fun. One of the best matches ever and a historic moment in wrestling. I hope Cody feuds with Randy after this."

[9.0] "It was one of those promos that cheered up the viewers while being simple and short and went viral. Drew is really great in everything and is the best and most entertaining wrestler in WWE."

[7.0] "He's very athletic. I've watched a bunch of his matches, from Walter, to Omega, to Dunn. One thing that some of these guys do that makes it hard for me to put them up there at the top is no-selling. There's too many instances where he gets hit, puts his head down, and when whoever he's facing runs to the ropes it's like he never got hit at all and he charges them. I've been a wrestling fan since Hogan and Warrior and Rude and King Haku. If big hits don't register, I immediately think "this is fake". Years later today, I grew up obviously and I know it's all fake, but don't try to convince me it's real by doing fake things like no-selling. If you want the audience to buy your "work", sell like it's real."

[4.0] "I suppose this was at least tolerable by 90s Freebirds standards, but they simply are not good at all by this stage in their careers. Ricky and Tommy are no Ricky and Robert, too. They're fine, but the same level of chemistry is obviously just not there. Watchable, but not very interesting at all."

[5.0] "This was a perfectly acceptable match. I'm not exactly a fan of either of these teams but they put in fine performances here."

[10.0] "The standout match from night one for me, and honestly what a win for Sami. It's not the world title I hoped for, but beating Gunther's historic reign was incredible. Gunther played the heel perfectly, Sami did everything he could and spectacularly must have won over any haters."

[8.0] "This was a great match, the stakes were high, and it payed off. Given that Frazer and Axiom have won the NXT Tag titles, I think this means that Bron will go up to SmackDown."

[6.0] "This was an ambitious match to book. It almost worked but it was kind of messy. It would have been better served if there was only two teams involved there was just too many wrestlers in there for it to be effective."

[6.0] "I wanted to like this match so much more. The work was good & I very much like both guys. But this got very frustrating & went a bit too long. The finish was predictable once Missy Hyatt was put in Janelas corner. This could have been very good or great, but it was just okay."

[6.0] "I'm surprised to see such low ratings here. I didn't exactly think it would be an incredible match but it delivered competently for sure. Maybe I could have expected a *little* more from this bloodline adjacent match but lowest on the whole card is super harsh!"

[10.0] "My favourite match and one of the best bouts in wrestling history. The story of Shibata and the top title is forbidden love, this match was set in 2014 but Okada said to Shibata one thing, you need to win the NJ Cup to challenge for the World title. 3 years later Shibata won the NJ Cup against Bad Luck Fale and finally, Shibata fought for the second time for the IWGP heavyweight title, his first match for that title was in 2004! . The story is very good and the match bff, is perfect. Okada put a master performance against a Shibata who perfectly is a top 10 best perfomances in a ring. He tried in every way, submissions, hard hitting moves but Okada knew the moment to attack, he need to counter in the perfect moment and as we can see, the rainmakers were devastating. Is a match which i can see 500 times because every time you learn something. Shibata almost die with this match but finally he could back and now is still fighting, what a warrior. *****"

[9.0] "This was an excellent TLC match with both John and Edge giving stellar performances. Despite some pretty obvious spot setups, the spots looked awesome and the finish with Cena hitting an Fu on Edge off the ladder through 2 tables, was especially incredible. ****1/2"

[6.0] "A good Raw but a rather average post-Mania Raw. We're obviously going for a Cody/Rock for next Wrestlemania. That would be exceptional. Priest vs Jey I hope it's not for Backlash, this match has no place in a PPV. Punk/Drew is gold, we'll have to book it well."

[6.0] "Not quite to the level of the previous match, but still a good one with lots of nice technical wrestling and the mixing of wrestling styles."

[2.0] "I don't know what happened here, but I don't think Johnny or Josh Barnett were satisfied with the ending. Sad that this was the main event, but I'm curious to see Johnny in this environment again."

[7.0] "Check Shimatani is good, and often entertains me in GLEAT. I would like to see him more often and in bigger spots."

[8.0] "Probably it is not the best match of their trilogy, but still was a really enjoyable effort made by both teams. Great chemistry between all the wrestlers here evolved. Good decision to give the titles to Axiom & Frazer. Probably it would have been better in the PLE in front of more people. I know that Breakker is going to be pushed as solo, but I would like to see a bit more of the WolfDogs in Smackdown. Regarding the winners... Axiom is just amazing, he is so freaking good. And all the history with Frazer has made this one of the most interesting tags in NXT. Not very fan of the post-match with The Final Testament, but the match itself had really good action and pace."

[9.0] "This was absolutely wild. There's much chaos that's hard to follow when watching this out of order, but even so it's a banger of a match. Best watched as an appetizer to the 5 star Hokuto vs Satomura match from April 2001."

[10.0] "This match is an all time classic, and it is one of the best in njpw history. The feel in this match was something special, this match was very hard hitting. that infamous headbutt looked so brutal. Cant believe Shibata had brain damage because of that and calapsed backstage. Its good he can still westle but this match was insane. *****"

[6.0] "Very solid action in this match. Doi played the heel and Aoyagi was the high-flying crowd favourite."

[4.0] "Utterly boring. It felt more like a grappling match than a wrestling one. And the crowd was dead. Just when they started to wake up, the match abruptly ended."

[9.0] "Finally got around to watching this match, and it's clear I should have sooner. This match was fantastic, the chemistry that Strickland and Wayne have is unparalleled. It would be a ten if only for the fact that it was a tad bit slow in the beginning for my liking. Whilst not necessarily a part of the rating, I found that the crowd was super hot, too, which helps with watching longer matches such as this one. All in all, fantastic, I cannot wait to see this matchup again."

[8.0] "I actually liked this match and found it very good these two have great chemistry .I really enjoyed this match apart from the finish, Flair bumps around alot and sells well for sting here. The crowd is hot and Sting and Flair work the crowd really well The match ends in a no contest which was frustrating"

[9.0] "What a night Wrestlemania Sunday was. From start to finish the card flow was amazing. And no match on the card felt like it couldve been left off the card. A feeling I had with some matches on night 1. And nothing in pro wrestling in a while has felt so emotional and amazing like that main event. Absolute perfection."

[9.0] "Now this night felt more like a Wrestlemania as opposed to Night 1. Seth vs Drew was a good way to open the show and give the fans something to react to. The angle afterward was good too. The 6 man was boring not going into detail on that, Styles/Knight the crowd was a good piece of business heck of a performance from AJ. Orton/Owens/Paul was really good. Iyo/Bayley was fantastic and most importantly Cody got to finish the story. Thumbs up from me"

[2.0] "Johnny Powers remains one of the worst wrestlers I've ever seen. His offense has no speed or snap to it whatsoever. Unlike his match with Inoki he seems to decide to not sell at all instead of overselling. Absolutely pointless double juice for the last minute followed by Powers no-selling the finish. Inoki needs to stop calling this man back for tours. He's just the drizzling shits."

[8.0] "The presence of Shayna Baszler with braids was a seemingly minor detail but of paramount importance. The tension was palpable from the outset and intensified as the match progressed. Masha Slamovich's counters were impressive, and Shayna Baszler seemed like an animal toying with its prey until she got annoyed and decided to end the match."

[7.0] "A good Raw after Mania. FINALLY! Of course, anything would beat last years Raw after Maina. Not a perfect show, but I think things will be settled even more after the draft. Highlight's on the show would be the Cody and Rock segment and the main event."

[8.0] "It was fantastic! The long-awaited indy clash between the two was a gigantic success. Plenty of refs at WWE but above all a sort of remake of WrestleMania's FINISH YOUR STORY I jumped in and loved the fight, the entertainment. ***3/4"

[3.0] "A really bad main event, and a good reason why Big Show should definitely NOT be in the world title picture in 2013. The crowd didn't seem behind him at all, and they were more interested in Daniel Bryan, who wasn't even present. The crowd lit up a little after the match when John Cena appeared, but this was just really boring overall."

[8.0] "This match could have been a 'complete' wrestling match if it had been a bit longer or if the ending hadn't come so abruptly, but that's precisely the essence of Bloodsport."

[8.0] "It's crazy that this is the first time these two fought each other. This is a fantastic wrestling match, plenty of superb technical moves and holds, plenty of good strikes and the crowd love it from the off. It rightly gets a standing ovation from the crowd at the end. The perfect match to highlight Shimmer on the debut show."

[] "Maika vs Hanan 6.5/10 , May vs AZM 6/10 , Tora vs Sourei 7/10 , Starlight vs Natsupoi 6.5/10 , Utami vs Mina 6.5/10 , Momo vs Mirai 6.5/10 , Syuri vs Suzu 7/10 , Giulia vs Saori 9/10 , Tam Nakano vs Saya 8/10"

[] "He is pretty good, wish he would come back to WWE along with Y2J, Daniel Bryan, Big Show and the Hardys. That era of WWE was pretty good!"

[6.0] "Minoru Suzuki is the last wrestler on this card that I expected to introduce comedic moments into his match, but he did. Suzuki felt very comfortable here, like a fish in water. His opponent, on the other hand, didn't impress me at all. Neither his mat wrestling, which he overdid, nor his striking was anything to praise."

[9.0] "First time that the second night was better than the first in this two-night WrestleMania era. All title matches were good to great (including a classic), two dull matches, but nothing that ruined the great night it was. Seth vs. Drew: as short as this match was and it was a finisher fest, it worked well, in addition to the entire post-match segment of Drew and Punk leading to Priest's cash in, the night started off really well (****1/4) . Pride vs. Testament: the most uninteresting match in terms of booking of both nights, it was the weakest of the night, the heels should have won, but at least the callbacks to the Dudley Boyz raised the crowd (**1/2). Knight vs. Styles: the megastar isn't the best performer in the world and AJ is no longer at his prime so we couldn't expect much from here, they did the basics and it worked, LA came out on top (***). Paul vs. Owens vs. Orton: the dynamic of Randy and KO against Logan Paul was sensational, WWE rarely disappoints in triple threat matches on the biggest stage and this time was no exception (***1/2). Sky vs. Bayley: even though Iyo's reign was very poorly booked, at least this match did justice to her talent, coupled with a good story (***3/4). Roman vs. Cody: nonsense, overbooking, low pace, but it still worked, the story was finished and a classic was made. MOTN (****1/2). Final rating for both nights (8/10)"

[2.0] "Dreadfully boring. Twenty minutes of them rolling around doing nothing. Roop gets a shoot crucifix pin on Inoki and has his shoulders down for about eleven seconds but the referee doesn't count it. Pointless, storyless dreck. Most interesting thing is Boris Malenko smoking a full Cuban at ringside."