[5.0] "None of this is bad, but in my opinion, nothing is really that good either. MOTN is the flight show featuring Frazer, Cartwheel, and Mini Vikingo, and they don't even reach a clear result. The rest is a meandering AAA showcase on U.S. soil. The only storyline being pushed here doesn't even get a boost from a match, but rather from a contract-signing segment between the young Mysterio and El Grande Americano from Good Old Germany. The seventeenth reincarnation of La Parka manages to snag a title, Omos faces Rey Mysterio at Triplemania, and El Carnicero continues to make himself unpopular. That's the news, backed up by nothing more than run-of-the-mill action."

[7.0] "A very good show overall, with strong in-ring action and several effective steps toward TripleMania. La Catalina's Gauntlet victory was one of the highlights and sets up an exciting title match with Flammer, while the Cruiserweight three-way delivered excellent action and un unexpected time-limit finish that immediately made the next chapter more interesting. La Parka winning the Latin American Championship was also a nice moment, and the Rey Mysterio versus. Omos direction is strange but intriguing."

[7.0] "I think this was a good "appetizer" for TripleMania. The triple threat was fantastic and the two title matches were more than good as well. I'm not sure how I feel about Omos vs Rey Mysterio, but the promo was good. Overall, a big thumbs up from me"

[7.0] "An OK night, but as it happens with AAA it felt more like a longer episode of the weekly show than a PLE. Run to watch, and that's what counts on a sports entertainment promotion, but PLEs have to be over their weekly stuff more than in length only."

[8.0] "Fun special episode, obviously the gingo crowd isn't at the level of Mexicans but In the spanish feed it was pretty loud for WWE standards of crowd, the best match was the 3-Way #1 Contenders match, the Reina de Reinas gauntlet just showed how empty the division is, Carnicero debut I think did it's job and Carter earned his pay, the main event was a super fun match that I wish was longer, La Parka winning a title made me happy the contract signing segment was pretty fun, I think this was a pretty solid special episode"

[8.0] "Fantastic show, imo. The triple threat was incredible. Great work by three likeable, talented faces. Complaining about a squash match introducing a new character is silly. It served it's purpose and was El Carnicero's best performance yet. Chris Carter is fantastic at his job, as a rag doll putting people over. That toss over the rope was impressive. I am a big fan of Thea Hail, but you could tell she didn't have the most time to prepare with the other ladies. 8 man tag was solid and a good mix of talent, and the main event was a decent finish to the night. Biggest complaint for me was if they are going to do cross brand booking, don't set up and advertise a championship match (War Raiders vs. Truth&Priest) for the next week while you have a PLE championship match pending. It cheapened the match with the Americanos."

[5.0] "A fine showing from AAA here with Ola de Calor, a few okay matches and one or two good matches and a terrible match. The Dominik Mysterio and El Grande Americano contract signing was interesting and ended with chaos especially when Omos showed up in the crowd which led to Omos versus Rey Mysterio being announced for Triplemania. Axiom, Mascarita Sagrada, Mr. Iguana & Noisy Boy vs Cruz Del Toro, Joaquin Wilde, Lince Dorado & Mini Abismo Negro: A fine match to open the show, got these on the show and had a few decent lucha libre moments, Iguana only had a brief amount of time in the ring [**1/4]. La Catalina vs Adelicious vs Lady Shani vs La Hiedra vs Thea Hail: A gauntlet match that was not that interesting, the ending seemed like it could have been booked differently especially with Flammer getting involved and using her title which led to Catalina getting the win, the action was average for the most part [**1/4]. Erik & Ivar vs Bravo Americano & Rayo Americano: A power versus speed tag match that was fine throughout but could have had longer and it would have got to the gear it needed to be at, the outcome may have have been spoiled days prior with the title match scheduled for WWE TV in Mexico [**3/4]. El Carnicero vs Chris Carter: I mean I have no words for this one, basically a squash match that got Carnicero the ref stoppage win that was not good [DUD]. Jack Cartwheel vs Mini Vikingo vs Nathan Cruz: MOTN, three underrated wrestlers competing for 20 minutes with an interesting mix of speed and slower pacing which was worked in well, the time limit draw outcome may have been a bit disappointing but all three showed that they deserve to be #1 contender for the AAA World Cruiserweight Title which they all will challenge for at Triplemania [****1/4]. La Parka vs Damian Priest vs El Fiscal vs El Hijo de Dr Wagner Jr: A fine four way match to crown a new AAA Latin American champion, they could have had more time as the action did feel rushed at times, Parka winning the title was good to see though [**3/4]. Dragon Lee, Penta & Rey Fenix vs Angel, Berto & Daga: An enjoyable main event that had some good moments and Fenix picking up the match was nice to see, Los Perros de Mal put in a decent amount of effort [***1/4]"

[6.0] "It was an average show featuring a weak women's match -- which was disappointing, as I had expected it to be one of the highlights. Unfortunately, the match's pacing kept shifting, which detracted from the overall presentation. However, the show did a good job of building storylines for the promotion's flagship event and delivered a fantastic cruiserweight match. 6/10"

[6.0] "When you thinking about the origins of AAA, its Antonio Pena wanting to move beyond traditional lucha and expand. More characters, more angles, and expanding. Within a year they were doing huge shows in the US. In a lot of ways, this show is that spirit. Its a big show across the border, there was a big angle, a more American style squash match, but still a traditional atomicos to start and trios to end it (wish it were 2/3 falls but even CMLL is doing that less). Solid top to bottom. Wish Perros didn't lose so quickly and decisively but glad they got their heat back. Solid 6. Ill also add that while this isnt as good as some of the other big AAA shows, it's miiiiiiiiiles better than what AAA had been for years. So for a show this solid to be a B (to be fair, its a B-tier show) shows how much better AAA has gotten"

[6.0] "There were some good moments on this show, but as a whole I felt there were certain points where it dragged, and there were some unnecessary matches, like the squash match involving Chris Carter. This show could've been a lot better. It felt more like a house show, and while that's not necessarily a bad thing, considering the obvious reasons they put this event together, they should've added a little more firepower to the card. The crowd helped keep the energy up at times, but the pacing made it difficult for the show to maintain momentum from start to finish. Hopefully this was just a bridge to the bigger event, because there's a lot more potential heading into TripleMania. Overall, there were three or four matches that I really enjoyed, and now we're off to AAA TripleMania in a couple of weeks"

[4.0] "I think the enshitification of AAA is in full effect now. This show was added for obvious reasons, because honestly AAA belongs in Mexico. At its core it supposed to be a lucha show and Id say its at 40% of it today. This was just another WWE show trying to be a lucha show, cause come on, El Carnicero? I think once Grande beats Dom at Triplemania, that will mark the end of WWEAAA"s golden era because the Grande story has lost ALL steam."

[7.0] "I can't lie, I did kind of have higher expectations for this show but it was still very, very good. Every match delivered and I'm genuinely excited for the next Episode and, more importantly, Triplemania. I did think some of the matches could have been a little better though with a couple of extra minutes"