[7.0] "Way better than their Rebellion's encounter. The tables have turned and now Purrazzo is fired up to take back her title and focused Valkyrie's arm pretty well. The champ taught some lessons here and the storytelling point was interesting. Some pretty nice technical sequences all the way and some good fire displayed. The finish was cool, maybe a bit foolish, but that was effective."
[5.0] "Correct match. It wasn't bad, but it wasn't good. It felt like 20 minutes but it was only just 10. Nice quick sequences but it finishes there. **3/4"
[6.0] "I liked their last fight more, here Deonna Purrazzo tried to dominate, and then she couldn't cope with the tense exchange of techniques and decided to go for meanness, for which she paid, I expected more from the girls, it's a pity. Taya Valkyrie is well done, she survived all the crown tricks and grapples performed by Deonna and was even able to morally reverse the course of the match, as a result, she managed not only to win physically, but also mentally."
[7.0] "The best match out of the trilogy they had and a better rematch from Rebellion. Both have pretty good chemistry here with Deonna showing a sense of urgency to reclaim the title. Taya is someone I wish to be a great wrestler but her career throughout has been on a "on-off" pattern. So I wish she gets the best run with the title now. The finish wasn't the best option but could've executed it better. Mia Yim's return hypes me up for her run here as I'm glad that she's not another addition to AEW. She has been here before and it feels right to see Mia back in her place. 3.25 out of 5 stars!"
[7.0] "Very solid match, although I wasn't huge on the finish of Deonna holding onto the belt so tightly that she didn't kick out of a rollup. Both of these women can go but I just don't know if they've shown a ton of chemistry; I liked their brawling at Triplemania more than their matches in Impact. Not bad at all though. ***+"
[6.0] "This was even better than their match at Rebellion. Deonna Purrazzo dug deep into her arsenal and broke out the type of offense that makes her one of the best in the world. Taya Valkyrie looked the part of a champion and shed any of the ring rust she may have shown before. That Sliding German Suplex was crisp. As did Purrazzo working over the arm and hitting an unreal Piledriver. On a card that had plenty of strong wrestling, this one managed to stand out. 3.25 stars, 6.5 out of 10. A highlight of the night."
[7.0] "Das Match hat mich positiv überrascht, da ich auch nach dem ersten schwachen Match von Deonna und Valkyrie nicht viel ewwartet habe. Das hier war dann eine deutliche Steigerungen. Als Bonus gab es noch das Comeback von Mia Yim."
[7.0] "Deonna Purrazzo's week of hell saw her ROH Women's World Championship loss followed up by choking massively in trying to win the AAA Reina de Reinas Championship back from Taya Valkyrie. Some great stuff between them got affected by the finish where the ref stopped Purrazzo trying to use the belt as a weapon, and she got beat by a sloppy roll up. Then afterwards we got the return of JADE... now Mia Yim as that's what she's better known as. Thanks Laredo Kid for ruining that one!"
[5.0] "Decent match between Purrazzo and Valkyrie which is undoubtedly the most qualitative of their trilogy because their two previous encounters were clearly not at the level, here it was not at the level of what they could do either but for one and only reason : Taya Valkyrie is unrecognizable, she's unbelievably bad right now, it's quite crazy because before she was a wrestler that I liked a lot. Her WWE run was a disaster and it seems to have impacted her work because she's really boring to watch between the ropes, her offense is not believable, her moves are not natural and everything she does is robotic. Even tapping her thigh to make a knee strike more believable, she can't do it. Seeing her not sell the Queen's Gambit or even the incredible submission Deonna made on her pissed me off, and the ending was so predictable. Thanks to the great Deonna Purrazzo for making this match fun at times and thanks to Mia Yim's post-match appearance but I hope I never see Valkyrie in Impact again."
