[6.0] "There is one thing a viewer is always guranteed with Mexico based Wrestling. 1 is an energetic crowd regardless of size. And 2 is exceptional and acrobatic in ring talent. That being said IWRG is not the most advanced and polished mexican wrestling product but it is more accessible then CMLL and AAA which have become eversp scarce on youtube in the last few months. If IWRG spent as much money on their camera equipment as they did their logo edits then theyd be a major contender for mexican promotions. Sadly their camera issues vary from random blurry zooming to delayed camera tracking of the action and even lag intervals where the wrestling turns stop motion. Their commentary team is passionate but the audio is as delayed as the cameras. The final factor impacting their quality is their aged referee staff one ref was doing his best but forgot to inform the crowd of the count during a few critical pin spots."
[3.0] "IWRG started out as a CMLL affiliated promotion and in the early days they used a lot of talent from the Lutteroth's promotion like Mr. Niebla and Dr. Wagner Jr. something that really helped Adolfo Moreno get his fledging promotion off the ground. Then CMLL cut them loose after IWRG booked El Hijo del Santo (who was on Paco Alonso's feared black list) and they started to struggle mightily. There was supposed to be a co-operation with AAA, but AAA wrestlers rarely appeared for the promotion, and booking has gone from bad to worse over the years, with folks like Black Warrior turning heel and face from one week to another with no explanation at all. Even before the epidemic they were in pretty rough shape: booking had holes so big you could drive a tank through them, workers were often demotivated or out of shape... even the ring ropes sometimes were not tensioned properly. The best part about IWRG has long been the great Negro Navarro, but a single guy just cannot carry a whole promotion on his shoulders, no matter how skilled he is. These days Navarro wrestles only very rarely due to his age, but hopefully IWRG will benefit from the large number of great talent abandoning CMLL."
[6.0] "One of my favourite mexican promotion alongside with CMLL and AAA, however much worse than these two. Some great talents used to work there and I've seen very cool matches on their shows. Every great wrestler split, and there aren't many talented wrestlers anymore. Still, I respect them for the work they did over the years."
[5.0] "IWRG is a fairly small company that has lasted longer than I would have thought. From 2002 to 2007 it was really good, you could see very good wrestling and the alliance with the CMLL was positive, besides I was a big fan of wrestlers like Dr. Cerebro, Cerebro Negro, Los Oficiales or Los Traumas. Sadly with the passing of this decade they have lowered a lot of quality, they depend excessively on alliances and their production has not evolved over the years, their shows still seem from the beginning of the 2000s."
"Typische Lucha Libre liga, allerdings sind die Jungen Wrestler sehr unsauber, und gefährlich. Es gibt in vielen Matches sehr viele gefährliche Moves auf denn Nacken"
"Ich habe noch eindeutig zu wenig von dieser Liga gesehen, aber das was ich gesehen habe war teilweise wirklich faszinierend. Alte Männer zeigen das sie es immer noch drauf haben. Wer auf verrückte Brawls steht sollte sich IWRG Material anschauen."
