[7.0] "I find myself enjoying these WWE/AAA shows more than I thought I would considering my knowledge of AAA is very limited. La Parka, Faby Apache, and Mr. Iguana have come out of the gate as favorites so far. Vikingo I find to be a bit overrated. But this card was fine and enetrtaining."

[8.0] "AAA and NXT continue to blow the main roster of WWE out of the roster with their big shows. All of the Peacock NXT shows and the AAA Youtube specials have been great recently, and this one was no different. I really enjoyed the triple threat, the Vikingo match, and the main event (and the Carnival match was also really fun). This show won't blow anyone away, but they are better put together, booked, and executed than the main WWE programming. I will say that I appreciate the increase in visual quality now that WWE has taken over AAA, but the English announce team is not their best. Konnan and JBL bring down Corey Graves who is trying his best to keep the flow of the show together without good color commentary support. Of the three, who is the face commentator btw? All of that aside, great show, one of the best from AAA this year. Their momentum continues to impress. Check this one out for sure!"

[6.0] "This was a good enough show - it looked nice on camera, the crowd was into it and last two matches (both had simple post-match angles as a way to build to whatever is gonna happen next) plus 3-way stood out as above average. As a harmless, mindless fun I would recommend it to any casual fan. At the same time a bigger story by far was WWE saying in opening video package that 'Lucha Libre is no longer a sideshow, it is the main event', and personally I wasn't convinced that this show was much more than just another satisfying (not great, memorable or even consequential) day in the office for everyone involved. That one sentence was an unexpected jab towards certain people in posiitons of power in pro-wrestling, I just hope fans won't forget it."

"[7.0] So wonderful to watch. Impressive card from top to bottom. Triple A is the only good thing about the fed with Triple in its name."

[7.0] "A pretty good show top to bottom. Some really good matches and nothing too bad. Not too familiar with some of the AAA wrestlers, but from what I saw I was impressed."

[8.0] "That was an incredible show, great matches, hot crowd as always in Mexico, and both promotions looked well, enjoyable to watch. El Hijo del Vikingo could properly be the top heel guy of the promotion. The Mexican promotion closing the year with a bang , after an important moment on their history, being acquired by WWE, and so far now it's positive."

[9.0] "A really good show from AAA. The Carnival of Carnage and the Cruiserweight Championship three way were both great and standout matches, with El Hijo del Vikingo vs Dragon Lee being my MOTN."

[7.0] "A good showing from AAA here with a few standout matches and a couple that were okay. La Parka & Octagon Jr vs Cruz Del Toro & Joaquin Wilde vs Bravo Americano & Rayo Americano vs Mr. Iguana & Nino Hamburguesa: A solid opening match with all four teams being able to showcase what they can do, Bravo picking up Hamburguesa was interesting to see, Parka getting the win for his team was good to see, some decent lucha libre moves used [**3/4]. El Hijo del Dr Wagner Jr vs Ethan Page: This was an average match that had limited time, the ending when Page used the wrench and the referee counted the 3 only to restart the match was not a good way to go, Page should have got DQ'd for that, Wagner winning the title was the main good thing about this [*3/4]. Dave The Clown, Murder Clown, Pagano & Psycho Clown vs Dexter Lumis, Erick Rowan, Joe Gacy & Uncle Howdy: A fun but unique stipulation match, it started backstage with some decent spots then got to the ring and it was decent, the cameos from Mascarita Sagrada and Pimpy were nice to see, Los Psycho Circus getting the win was fun to see [***1/4]. Laredo Kid vs Jack Cartwheel vs Je'Von Evans: A solid three way match in which they pull out the stops needed to put on a decent match, Kid winning was okay but would like to have seen Evans get the win here and the title but the match had some decent moments [***1/2]. Faby Apache, Lola Vice & Natalya vs Flammer, Lady Maravilla & La Hiedra: A fine women's division match with nothing too memorable happened and was just a filler match, should have had a AAA Reina de Reinas Title match instead of this [*3/4]. El Hijo del Vikingo vs Dragon Lee: Vikingo heel turn seems to be the most invested story in AAA in this time and this match goes along with this, the match was great as expected, they did have a back and forth memorable moments and Omos coming down and seemingly siding with Vikingo seemed intriguing to see where this partnership goes down the road [****1/4]. Rey Fenix & Rey Mysterio vs Dominik Mysterio & El Grande Americano: A solid main event match with Rey Mysterio wrestling in AAA in 2025 which was good to see, the teams did what they needed to do to send the fans home happy, the action was solid and was good to watch from bell to bell, my second favourite match on the show [***3/4]"

[8.0] "Great card with some very solid matches and some good booking. Various luls throughout, namely the Ethan match and the women's tag, but AAA is honestly the only good thing about the fed currently."

[9.0] "Another great development for the new AAA era. The only major drawback is the women's division, which has very few performers. I believe the company will have tryouts next year and sign more independent luchadores."