[6.0] "A great vehicle for raising awareness for ALS with an emotional video helping to show it's impact and acute effects and banging the drum for support in fundraising in the USA. Rebel's involvement in the women's tag with Britt was very well done and it was great to see them out there together again. The rest of the show had some good run-of-the-mill TV matches building up to a decent main event. So whilst the action didn't particularly capture the imagination that was secondary to goal of the show, to draw attention to ALS support."

[9.0] "This was a great edition of Dynamite with a type of tribute to Rebel, but a great way to bring awareness of ALS. But either way, this was a great edition of wrestling. First we had a tag team that is on a New Level with Kofi and Creed teaming up with Swerve to take on the Conglomeration (which I always have trouble spelling) in a really solid match to kick off this edition of Dynamite. I will say, there were some very clunky spots and some botches here or there, but this was still very good in ring and just an excellent match. So far in AEW, The New Level has been a very, very good faction/tag team and has been putting on excellent matches. So another great match and a great way to start off Rebel Heart Dynamite [****]. Next was the 6 women tag team match and honestly, this was a pretty good match between these 6. To me it was really interesting having the "heels" in this match almost be the good guys since they are aligned with Rebel. But honestly, it was a pretty good in ring and even better emotionally. I'm not super, super familiar with Rebel, and don't know a whole lot about her, but I still almost shed a tear whenever Rebel came out and gave the glove to Britt and helped her win the match. The emotional atmosphere after the match also made this "segment" and moment even better. They also had a heart wrenching video package after for Rebel. So overall, a good match, and even better moment [****]. Then we had Andrade and the Beast Mortos in a decent match but kind of a fast match only clocking in at 7 minutes with a kind of abrupt finish with the Dia De Los Muertos and the DM to put down Beast Mortos in a decent match. It was nothing crazy at all and just a match to put another defense on his reign [***]. Next was a really good match and a surprising performance from David Finlay, who looked really good in this match. Will Ospreay also looked really good as always in this Eliminator. But yeah, this was a very enjoyable match with some great wrestling [***3/4]. Then we had another really fun match on this edition of Rebel Heart Dynamite with A great debut from Steven Borden. For real though, he could be a future star to be honest. Bordon has the size, the athleticism, and the in ring ability. The mic work and added in ring ability will come with time, but I really liked what I saw from Borden. But overall, the match was really good on this special episode of Dynamite [***3/4]. We also had a really fun Thekla promo once again with Willow coming out to actually confront Thekla which is setting up a Number 1 Contendership Match between Thekla and Nightingale. Finally, we had the Main Event with Kevin and Kyle vs. The Young Bucks, and I thought this match was awesome. In AEW and in WWE especially, I feel like they don't do Tables matches ever, but for this special edition of Dynamite, they pull out the Tables stipulation. Then they also give the match to one of the best tag teams in the world, and two of the best in ring talents that were randomly put together as a tag team. Either way, this match was awesome. One of the things I really liked about this match was the drama and suspense on when someone would be put through the tables. All 4 of their reactions to being close to being put through the tables were also pretty great. The most confusing spot was Knight trying to go for the Coast to Coast but he had one of the Young Bucks underneath the table. So if he actually hit it, and the table broke, I would wonder who would be out, since Kevin would be the one actually going through the table. But that was a small nitpick in an absolutely insane match. I will say the bump The inferences at the end of the match helped DCF pick up the win, but it was kinda meh to end the match with that. But overall, this was such a fun match and a great showing for both men [****1/2]. So overall, this was a great Dynamite with a lot of emotion from the Rebel situation, but even more with the weight of the recent death of "The Butcher" Andy Williams. So the crowd and emotion really helped this Dynamite, but it was also a really good wrestling show. It didn't achieve that 10 to me, but it was still one of the best Dynamites of the year."

[7.0] "Overall was a solid episode of Dynamite. Rebel parts of this were done so well. There was a lot of very average stuff on the show for me. Well I was moved by the Rebel aspects of the show the rest just couldn't boost the rating for me."

[7.0] "Decent episode of Dynamite. While there were a couple of high points, the tables match and the trios match, along with the emotional women's match involving Rebel helping out, there were also quite a few low points. These we're necessarily stinkers, but they were bland and uninspiring. The Ospreay vs Finlay match I expected much more, and it's great that Andrade will defend his National championship every week, but it can quickly turn into the same tedious work we've seen week-to-week with Moxley and the Continental championship, defending against people who don't stand a chance."

[10.0] "A very emotional episode of Dynamite. Rebel's courage and strength is admirable and so inspiring. RIP Andy Williams as well. Throughout this emotional episode, AEW was still able to push the build to All Out forward. Especially the main event, as we found out that is was Ospreay that asked for Mox at All Out!"

[6.0] "I enjoyed the opening match and the New level are great even though im not a fan of the name. All the other matches are okay not bad but not awful. I was satisfied, people saying the main event is a 10 feels wild"

[7.0] "A very emotional episode due to the recent passing of The Butcher Andy Williams and this also ofc being dedicated to Rebel. Some great action but the highlight is definitely anything Rebel was involved in"

[10.0] "AEW is winning me over like crazy man. I held out long enough. These shows have so much more energy than WWE. I loved every match. Fletch went all out and I loved it. The Idol and the Beast was a ton of fun, too. Osprey and Finlay right in the middle of the show was TIGHT! Borden has a future! Allin was sick! Dunk was throwing tributes to the Butcher and I am all here for that. Overall amazing and memorable show."

[9.0] "A good show. The in-ring action was solid, if unremarkable, but the tribute to Rebel was very moving."

[7.0] "It was neither an exceptional nor a bad episode; I found it cool in some parts and a bit more complicated in others. The standout moment was obviously the tribute to Rebel, which I found very moving--that moment between Dr. Britt Baker and Rebel was magnificent!"

[9.0] "An excellent episode of Dynamite that made the right choices both in the ring and in its storytelling. The wrestling was consistently strong, with the trios opener, Andrade versus. Mortos and the main event all delivering, while the show also built All Out effective through Swerve, Hangman, Ospreay, Fletcher and the Death Riders. Above everything else, the tribute to Rebel was genuinely moving, and seeing her in that condition made the moment hit even harder without ever feeling exploitative. A very complete show that balanced emotion, progression and quality wrestling extremely well."

[5.0] "I know this is an emotional roller coaster of an episode centered around Rebel, but I am cautious and hope this is not some publicity stunt for AEW to generate content off this while wrestlers like Rebel have to go through this without healthcare or disability insurance (because all wrestlers, including the ones Tony Kahn signs, are 1099 contractors and do not get benefits). This is just something that has been in the back of my mind while Rebel is literally fighting for her life right now."

[10.0] "Amazing Dynamite. The general tact and respect for Rebel and her condition plus the sentiments towards the late, Andy Williams, made this such a sweet episode. Plus, it had a strong set of matches to boot. A definite top 5 Dynamite this year for me."

[10.0] "A very good episode of Dynamite. It managed to pay respects to the Butcher, without outshining Rebel and the battle against ALS. It also did well to build towards All Out. Really enjoyed the whole episode. Trios match was a fun opener and the post match angle between Swerve and the Hangman peak. Women's trios match was just as good, and the spot with Rebel was genuinely touching. Andrade defending the title against The Beast Mortos was a good impactful match that led into the situation with Ospreay and Gabe Kidd and the Death Riders. The later reveal from Ospreay was good storytelling, though he did also look slightly shocked last week. Steven Borden's debut match was a great showcase for the man. Kyle Fletcher and Okada continue to be the best thing in the DCF!"

[10.0] "A really emotional and somber episode with the addition of the butcher homage. A really strong start with the trios match. Really enjoyed the sections with Rebel. To be honest I can't really fault any match. The Andrade match was better than expected. Overall pacing throughout was spot on. I'm really impressed so far with Steeeeve! . Top episode."

[9.0] "Not so great from a match perspective but the tribute to the late Andy Williams and the support of Rebel and the fight against ALS makes this a deeply emotional episode of Dynamite. Again, not so great from an in-ring perspective but fantastic from an emotional standpoint. Rest in peace Andy Williams."

[10.0] "The rare weekly TV show that deserves a 10, despite the lack of insane quality matches. And that's okay on occasion. Gives fans the reminder that there are things bigger than matches and "sports entertainment". Although it's quite likely too late for Rebel (not Reba) I hope an ALS cure is found someday"

[9.0] "Calling it now (8/8/2026), this show could be one of the highest rated shows of the year. Definitely going to be an emotional one. Prayers for Rebel (9/9/2026): An emotional show, not only seeing Rebel fight through her condition, but also with the recent and tragic death of The Butcher. The Waiting Room made its return, Rebel came down to the ring one last time on TV, an amazing tables match, Steve Borden's televised in-ring debut, what more can I say? Good edition of Dynamite under emotional circumstances."

[10.0] "Wrestling program was on the backseat for me in this show. A beautiful tribute episode for a very unfortunate situation. All the best to Rebel, she's wonderful. Such a heartbreaking show between her battle with als and Andy's passing. If there is one thing AEW deserves full praise for is how beautifully they handle these tribute episodes. Great stuff."

[10.0] "[10.0] What a tear jerker episode of Dynamite it was with the tribute to Butcher and Rebel ..from the wrestling aspects it was a great show either..the main event was one of the best Dynamite's main events this year and I also liked the trios match...New Level has been adapted well to the wrestling style of AEW"

[8.0] "I genuinely commend AEW for the way they spread awareness for ALS really tastefully. This felt like a special moment for Rebel and will continue to raise funds and awareness for ALS research. That was the main takeaway from this show but the rest of the card was really solid as well. No real negative spots throughout the show even if some matches missed their spots a little. The best match was New Level and Swerve vs. The Conglomeration as it is consistently exciting to see Kofi and Creed in AEW and this is just magic in the realest of terms. Grade: B+"

[9.0] "What a show this week! Dynamite delivered a truly emotional moment with the tribute to Rebel. Between Excalibur's speech for The Butcher and Rebel's appearance during the six-man match to come out and help Britt, there was something really special about that whole sequence. Yes, it was pretty strange to see her get involved while Britt was a heel, but honestly, at that point, it almost didn't matter anymore. It was one of those moments that are really hard to put into words, where sadness and happiness completely blend together. I had a really hard time finding the right words to describe it. And when she appeared in the video package to say a few words, the tears definitely started to flow. A simple, sincere, and above all, incredibly moving tribute. But now, let's get back to the rest of the show. Jon Moxley is slowly but surely creating tension within the Death Riders. After what happened today with PAC, especially because PAC refuses to attack Ospreay, things are really starting to shift. Meanwhile, Gabe Kidd still doesn't understand why Moxley is stopping him from going after Ospreay with a chair, just like he wanted to do last week. All of this is becoming really interesting. The tensions are rising, the Death Riders are starting to crack... And above all, this is really starting to feel like a Banger of a storyline!"

[7.0] "A very enjoyable show that maintained a strong level of quality from beginning to end. The card had a good balance of intensity, variety and consistent pacing, while the overall wrestling remained engaging without becoming repetitive. A well-rounded event with a satisfying flow and several memorable moments."

[10.0] "When Rebel looks back and starts to cry broke me. Tony Khan is the best thing to happen to wrestling man. The generosity to devote a whole episode on ALS is truly amazing, Everyone who works at AEW seems to really enjoy working there and it makes you wanna root for this company even more. What a solid episode. Some things are bigger than wrestling."

"This was a very emotional episode of Dynamite. We both remember the Blade but also celebrate Rebel and raise some awareness for ALS. It was great to see Rebel Heart again but also heartbreaking how quickly the ALS seemed to have progressed, but i love that she seemed to be just having a great time. The matches on the card were all excellent as well. This is a show i will remember for a long time."

[10.0] "Sometimes, it's not about the actual wrestling. I said as much for the weekend of shows after Bray and Funk passed away -- and by god, 80, 000 fireflies in Wembley still brings a tear to my eye -- and it applies just as much tonight. There are many unspoken contracts between the viewer and the promotion, and one of the big ones is that the audience, in gross, becomes a character like any other wrestler if certain aspects of disbelief are suspended. Wrestlers put their lives and health on the line to entertain us, and in return, we give them our love and affection, certainly on more of a scale than most entertainment products out there. And sure, this may lead to some unhealthy parasociality a lot of the time, but when disaster comes to the wrestling community and performer and audience alike come together to grieve, it's truly beautiful sometimes. You'd have to have a heart of stone not to feel for Excalibur struggling to get through his tribute to the Butcher. And for the woman of the hour, Rebel, we're able to see her for possibly the last time, and whilst ALS is robbing her body from her too young, the Waiting Room skit proves that her comedy chops haven't deteriorated too young. And AEW did her proud with tonight's Dynamite, not only celebrating her in the way she'd want to, but also putting on a good wrestling show outside the tribute parts. I can't hate that, I really can't."

[9.0] "Great show, very emotional. Glad Rebel was able to participate as much as she did. Excalibur breaking up while speaking on Andy Williams was heart breaking. Some great matches as well, the women's match was so touching and great fun as well."

[10.0] "It was a very special show to begin with because it was held for a good cause, and of course it was moving because of The Butcher's tragic passing, as well as the moments when we got to see Rebel, which were very touching."

[10.0] "When it comes to wrestling the last word we use is tasteful. Wrestling is one of the most tasteless things ever broadcast on tv. Especially when the majority of wrestling over the last 40 years has been booked by Vince McMahon and Vince Russo, two of the most tasteless and tackiest people to ever exist. I have been on and off watching wrestling since 1999 and I have sat through some of the most head in hands tasteless shite ever put in front of cameras that isn't in the X rated section of a video store. Everything from Mae Young giving birth to a hand to Beaver Cleaver to Kennel from Hell to Bulldog getting slammed into dog poo to all of WCW 2000 to Patterson and Brisco wrestling in evening gowns to Vince making Trish bark like a dog to Katie Vick to Triple H racist angle with Booker T in which he won the feud which proves racism won. To dwarfs masturbating in bins. Kane kidnapping Lita and marrying her and her getting pregnant and then losing the baby (Oh god! ) To Eugene to Stevie Richards dressed in drag and get beat up by Tomko in one of the most embarrassing matches of all time and that is only a five year period. We haven't even got into some of the stuff that happened only a few years ago like Lashley and Lana cuckholding Rusev and Roman and dog food and everything that happened with The Fiend. Wrestling especially filtered through Vince is tacky and puerile. What makes this show so special just like The Brodie Lee tribute is that how classy and tasteful is it. Rebel dealing with terminal ALS is difficult to tackle but AEW dealt it with it head first. We saw her before and after and seeing her now and how much the disease has taken from her is tragic and you can see how much it meant to her and the other wrestlers here. Her and Britt on the stage at the end crying is probably the most emotional thing you will see on a wrestling show this year. Every match here was good to great and the entire show just felt so classy. Rebel and also the sudden death of The Butcher gave this show a major bittersweet sadness. This is most likely going to be Rebel's final AEW appearance and with her and Britt together one more final time is triumphant but melancholic"

[9.0] "Started off slow, the opener was underwhelming aside from Swerve being involved. The second match had a great finish with Rebel handing Britt the glove. Legit was crying after the match. Then to add Excalibur's tribute to Andy Williams was also emotional. Then the show heated up. Andrade is just on a whole new level. I get excited for his matches every week. Ospreay coming in for the save was great. Match of the night was Ospreay and Finley. Steve Borden has "the look." I want to root for him. He needs work in the ring. I am hooked on Thekla. Her promos are so funny, I need more! Kyle Fletcher and the Bucks in the main event. Great show TK"

[10.0] "A wonderfully done show to pay tribute to Rebel and raise money for the fight against ALS. Everything was done beautifully and seeing Rebel again was emotional. I hope the money from this show goes into helping find a cure one day to finally beat this horrible disease."

"10 - Beautifully put together show, great matches top to bottom and very touching tributes that made me ugly cry. Rest in peace Andy."

[10.0] "Beautiful night of pro wrestling mixed with some heavy emotional stuff littered throughout. Rebel planting the seed during the opening segment set up for a beautiful payoff during the women's trios match, using Britt's glove as the vehicle, it was perfectly executed. A lot of people are comparing this show to the Brodie Lee tribute show, which is both understandable and expected, but the fact that Rebel was there, alive and still fighting, made it 100x more emotional for me. An inevitable disease like ALS is like, next level heartbreaking, the "light at the end of the tunnel" seemingly nonexistent. My heart breaks Rebel. You can tell by what happened at the end of the women's trios match that Rebel knew this was likely her final televised appearance, which is extremely sad in itself. This was just one of those shows that humble you and make you appreciate all you have. I really don't understand how anyone can give this show any less than a 10 rating, but whatever. Got my 10 in."

[10.0] "A beautiful show. Could honestly give this a 10 just for how great everything involving Rebel was on its own really because parts of it were among the most emotional things I've ever seen in wrestling, but this was a pretty great show even outside of that. Rebel coming down to give Britt her glove and the scene of them leaving in Rebel's chair before both bursting into tears is unlike anything I've ever seen in wrestling, honestly so bittersweet as it was so sad and yet so triumphant and heartwarming at the same time. Excalibur breaking down during his tribute to Andy Williams was also heartbreaking, the Rebel video package was beautifully put together while the opening segment was a lovely moment for Rebel and a very welcome big dose of nostalgia. In terms of the regular stuff the opener was really good, main event was great, El Hijo del Sting looked great in his debut if a little green and all the other matches in the middle were all good. Also really enjoyed the Ospreay/Mox stuff and Thekla continues to be goated. Crowd was hot too. But this was pretty much all about Rebel, with Butcher likely to get more focus on Collision, and it was an incredibly well done show to honour her."

[5.0] "Fun show even if it was mainly the emotional moments such as Rebel interfering in the women's match that made it memorable with the rest of the show okay and lacking the great matches which usually make AEW weekly tv solid. Highlight match was probably Andrade taking on Beast Mortos and the low point was Ricochet cutting a promo. The main event was fun enough to make this a decent show albeit one I don't need to rewatch"

[6.0] "Very nice tribute show as always is in wrestling with the high point being Rebel's interference in the womens match. Became a double tribute show due to the tragic death of the Butcher and AEW show they are great at combining storylines with tribute moments again."

[6.0] "The best parts of this show undoubtedly were everything surrounding Rebel as well as the tributes to The Butcher. The ending of Britt's match was very touching. The show had some solid matches surrounding but the atmosphere felt off for everything away from Rebel especially. Some matches felt house show esque (particularly the National Title and World Title eliminator.) Orange Cassidy continuing much of his usual stuff in a title match including with the recently signed New Level did not do much for me. Some of the promos I did not care for at all such as the exchange between Mercedes and Thekla. Ricochet on the microphone continues to underwhelm as well. What was done for Rebel was very nice and hope for the best in her fight and The Butcher will be very missed."

[6.0] "A unique show that lacked great matches but possessed a welcome sense of human warmth, without neglecting the actual wrestling content. While the in-ring action wasn't exceptional, I felt every little angle served a purpose. Borden and Allin are energizing the tag team division, Thekla and Moné are cutting some pretty funny trash-talking promos, and the Ospreay/Moxley exchange made me want to see the match. Match quality: 3.25/6.5. Non-match angles and segments: 1.75/3.5. Bonus/penalty: show's human warmth +0.75. Total: 5.75/10. Show watched on MyAEW."

[6.0] "Some very emotional moments here when paying respect to Rebel & The Butcher, the rest of the show was mostly okay for me but what they did for those two here was very nicely done and had me tearing up"

"A very emotional show. I'm not a big crier but all of the Rebel and Andy Williams tributes really got to me. I'm not gonna rate this show or any of the matches on it because i don't really think you can assign a rating to something like this but AEW should absolutely be commended for what they did here."

[5.0] "There was alot of nice and emotional moments which I can appreciate and respect but outside of the tributes for butcher and rebel I didn't think this dynamite was great personally. Match of the night for me was Andrade vs Beast Mortos"

"That monologue from Excalibur where he tries his best to pay tribute to The Butcher was both beautiful and devastating. The moments where you realized that Rebel still had all of that comedic timing made you laugh with a tear in your eye, and that visual of Rebel and Britt just breaking down at the top of the ramp because they both know that is the last time they will likely ever share a moment like that is absolutely heart-wrenching. You can say what you want about AEW, Tony Khan, the wrestlers, the booking or whatever, but whenever they do something like this, they never put a foot wrong. The wrestling was good-to-very good as usual, but that wasn't the focus nor should it have been. This was Rebel's show, and Saturday will be Andy's show. Beautiful work from everyone involved."

[8.0] "Hard show to rate given it is more or less a tribute show for Rebel while she can still be there and to spread awareness for the need for ALS research with a section of the show also laid out for a tribute to Andy Butcher Williams before the full tribute show on Collision. I think it did it's intended job well and the matches were almost all at least good and in the case of the women's trios tag the feel good / nostalgic ending was nice. I think most tribute shows or dedicated to a specific benefit particularly if it pertainds to a certain wrestler or wrestling personality have a high starting point as long as they are done with any sort of respect, so I and I think others weigh these shows differently than a typical show. This show is also different that many other tribute shows of the past where the main person who is being paid tribute is still alive. This show had been planned out before the passing of Andy Williams causing them to have to book a tribute show to him for the Collision show. The tributes to both Rebel and Andy where mostly kept at the first half of the show while the remaining half was more of a regular Dynamite so for me at least it further complicates how I want to rate this so instead of just leaving no rating I am mostly rating this as I would rate a regular weekly pro wrestling show but factoring the tribute & charitable elements much more than I would for a non-tribute show that happens to have a segment in tribute to a wrestler who passed."

"I think this show has two notable aspects, one the matches and the other the overall respect it had towards certain people (Rebel, who has been battling the brutal effects of ALS, and the Butcher, who has recently passed on). The matches themselves were all good, not a single bad one. The trios match, New Level certainly have to work for their championship, this was two straight solid matches from them if you include last week's title defense. The Darby Allin/Steven Borden match was intriguing with Steven Borden in it. The main event was also very well done the table ruling was unusual but it worked. Also the Will Ospreay vs Jon Moxley buildup again this was well done. The crowd seemed to be good here as well. Another aspect of the show was the respect towards Rebel and the Butcher. The women's tag match, before this occurred at the start of the show there was a promo with many of the participants of the match also in the promo. DMD accidentally left her glove behind here. Later on while the match was occurring Rebel came out and assisted DMD with her glove and had a very poignant moment at the end of it. Also Excalibur had a kind of monologue tribute towards the Butcher's passing away. These moments in one show, this was very memorable for either one but both occurring in same night it was emotional. Like in both times, this show got completely real."

[7.0] "A great tribute to Rebel and for raising awereness about ALS. A good wrestling show where all the matches were fine. Nothing was exceptionally good and nothing was really bad. There was also a small tribute to The Butcher, while mentioning that the upcoming Collision would be a show dedicated him - a classy way to acknowledge what has happened without taking the focus away from Rebel and ALS. But none of the matches were so good one should go out their way to watch them."

[10.0] "Some emotional factors are going to change how one feels about a show. This Dynamite was exactly that. It was already going to be bittersweet with Rebel's return and ALS funding but then Andy Williams sudden and unexpected death over the weekend added to that. This felt very much like the Brodie Lee tribute show. The matches were actually good but Britt Baker unable to hold back tears after Rebel gave her the glove, bringing back the "roll model", it's all too much in a good way."

[9.0] "This was a very emotional episode, given Butcher's death and Rebel's terrible, severe illness. It brought me to tears a few times; it was truly heartbreaking. I had expected a filler episode, but we were also treated to some good matches. It was a solid show--and one of the most emotionally heavy ones."

[7.0] "An emotional episode of Dynamite, focused around Rebel and her fight against ALS. It was nice to see her again. Now, as for the rest of the show, the matches were consistently good. Didn't get a lot of promos, but the women's segment was fairly enjoyable."

[9.0] "Tonight's show had one objective, to raise awareness for ALS through Rebel, and to pay tribute to Butcher, AEW did both of those things exceptionally. For starters, while none of the matches really accomplished much of anything from an interesting storytelling perspective they were all good matches. The opening trios was very good and continues to demonstrate just how under utilized the New Day was in WWE, we get an interruption from Ricochet which is never anything of interest to be saved by Page and Brodido. Surely we get Swerve + New Level vs Page + Brodido at All Out. The women's trios tag was an emotional one as Rebel helped Britt put the lockjaw as she had forgotten her glove, both exited in tears to a massive reaction. Andrade vs Beast Mortos was good but felt like filler, and was just used to set up the Finlay Ospreay match which was also good but predictable. Darby Borden vs the DCF showcased Borden in a positive light but doesn't look like it's starting anything from a feud perspective. The main event tables match was very good, gave Fletcher the win and Borden/Allin saved the Bucks from a beatdown. We also got a decent women's segment between Mone Thekla and Willow, likely setting up a three way match at All Out, assuming Willow is cleared. Everything that happened in between was pretty good, but everything involving Rebel and her story was exceptional, tied in with an excellent Butcher tribute made this an excellent show, 8.5/10."

[10.0] "There wasn't a bad match on this show but the actual reason this gets a ten from me was the emotional weight of it all and how well AEW handled it. As someone in the building, this was easiliy one of the most emotional and tear-inducing shows I've ever been to."