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[8.0] "It was a good match to open the tournament and was the first match from Block B. The high speed of the match was maintained throughout the match as expected and the comebacks of both wrestlers were very precise. In the first match, Dragon Kid's strategy was to first work on SB Kento's head and then, in order to keep the momentum of the match in his hands, he worked on his legs to both slow down the speed of the match and keep the situation stable for himself. After a few minutes, Kento made a comeback and, in order to show his superiority in his comeback, he hit Dragon Kid in the head with his legs. After Kid's first comeback, the momentum of the match changed moment by moment as expected and they were able to create very good sequences and in the end, Dragon Kid was able to get the first two points of the tournament with a roll-up (the best possible ending for Kid)."

[8.0] "AEW continues its upward shift in momentum with another solid episode. Outside of that tag team train segment, which really exposed the state of the tag team division, had no real complaints. The main event could have certainly been better, but Moxley is who he in 2025, and the closing angle to setup Anarchy in the Arena was pretty great."

[] "This show is sooo close to being watchable man. Just take off that last hour, and stop focusing on the Bloodline and you have a decent show. First hour was good, 2nd hour was ass, and the main event was actually good. It certainly didn't help that NONE of the top stars were on this show. Overall a 6/10 show"