[6.0] "Nothing too much special happening here. A nice TV match for the Cruiserweight championship and one cool promo from The Grande Americano, who should be called El Grande Mexicano now. The rest is very forgettable, but given it's a 60 minute show, we're fine."

[5.0] "This felt like one of the weakest AAA shows of the WWE era. Neither match was bad, but neither felt particularly inspired either. I'm hoping the opener ended Mini Vikingo's battles with El Ojo, a story that feels far too drawn out. While the main event featured some very solid in-ring action, the Cruiserweight picture is starting to feel like the same four or five people fighting again and again."

[9.0] "After a few lackluster episodes, Undertaker and his team are back to revitalize their product. Rey Mysterio announces the first-ever defense of an NXT Championship in AAA and a WWE World Champion for the show. You have Omos with HDV against El Hijo Del Dr. Wagner Jr. and Mini Vikingo, an entertaining warm-up match where even the clumsy giant shines. It's time to give poor Mini Vikingo a proper name because he's a kid who needs to be protected for the future. Rey Fénix secures his Cruiserweight Championship in a triple threat match against Laredo Kid and Lince Dorado; it's one of those matches you'll miss if you blink. The Great Americano makes a triumphant entrance in Mérida; he's loved by men, women, and children alike. If we ever have to fight aliens, we have to send this man to stop them. His goal is Dominik's Mega Championship, but he'll have to contend with a new group that has taken over a major brand in Mexico: Los Perros Del Mal. I hope this decision works out because I'm still not entirely convinced."

[9.0] "I was there live so I'm going to be kinda bias here, but I just had such a great time here, I liked a lot both matches and the main event segment was explosive there live but one big downside here is AAA lying about Dom being there live just to end up showing in a pre-recorded video was lame af"

[9.0] "Both matches were excellent. Honestly, it's not surprising AAA usually delivers quality matches whenever they're live. As for the closing segment, it completely caught me off guard. At first, I was thinking, "Who are these guys, and why are they even here? " Then Daga made his return, and when he opened his jacket, you could see "Perros del Mal" written across his T-shirt. The crowd instantly erupted. Everyone was cheering at the top of their lungs, and it felt like I was witnessing the start of something major. The problem was that I wasn't familiar with Perros del Mal, so I didn't fully grasp the significance of the moment. After doing some research, I learned about the group's roots and the rebellious movement associated with Perro Aguayo Jr and Héctor Garza. That's when it clicked for me this is serious business, and the coming weeks could be incredibly exciting."

[5.0] "A very meandering episode of AAA this week. Some of the action was good but the matches were so short it left me wanting more. As for the big reveal, I'm not sure of how I'm feeling about a bunch of WWE jobbers being now portrayed as the biggest faction in the promotion. Time will tell if that was a good idea or not"

[10.0] "Super AAA show with two super mini matches: Vikingo and Hijo Wagner vs. Omos and Vikingo. Fenix vs. Laredo vs. Dorado, and what a finale with the new Pertovic, Bronco, Daga, Garza, and Berto attacking El Grande Americano!"

[7.0] "Very good show with the highlight definitely being the reformation of Los Perros del Mal but even outside of that, everything else was great too"

[8.0] "Another excellent show, both in terms of matches and segments. The debut of the new version of Los Perros del Mal is a pleasant surprise. I can't wait for the next episode to find out what happens next."