Latest Comments

[9.0] "It doesn't seem like AEW had a particularly strong week in-ring but I did think this match was a whole barrel of fun. I like most of these guys quite well (I never did get into Malakai Black, but he did ok), and I think everyone pulled their weight well. Speaking of weight, how fun is Brody King? Despite a great showing in the Continental Classic he has been on the backburner again, so it was great to see him smash through some talented little guys. Dude really knows how to lay in the offense, such a big fan of the guy. Everyone on the babyface team looked good as well, no surprise that AEW has no shortage of fun athletic guys. The outcome was never in doubt but the action was a whole lot of fun."

[4.0] "Not a whole lot to this, basically just a selection of back and forth moves without actually doing anything crazy enough to make that an interesting concept. Crowd didn't exactly help but they weren't really given anything to get invested in emotionally so can't really blame them."

[6.0] "This was a fine tag match. Aja's modern matches ride or die on her opponents ability to work around her limitations and thankfully Mina, Tam, and Janai were able to put on a decent match here."

[9.0] "[4.5*] On my group of friends, almost everyone absolutely loved this one, and I am glad this is getting the love it deserves with the most rated grade being 9.0 (at this moment). We all know Naito is not on his prime psychically anymore, his body is cooked, but he sold so fucking much for Mox, even with a head bump on the apron, that I was impressed. The storytelling was just awesome since the press conference, where Naito used Moxs anxiety against him with the Tranquilo mentality, taking a lot of time to pose for the photo (at the conference) and to take his gear off at the match. He played a lot of mind games and dominated the game mentally for the first few minutes, until Moxley finally figured things out and used his size and strength on his advantage and equalized things. This was not fast-paced or anything like that because Naito just was not able to pull it off, but the levels of big fight feel, drama, psychology and incredible storytelling were able to overcome the lack of explosiveness from the majority of the match. On the last 5-mins they went insane, I guess this was the highest ceiling possible for the Ingobernable, and the nearfalls were mind-blowing. In a last attempt of survival, Naito kicked out at 1, but he already knew the Monster Moxley was 100% physically and would not stop until he won. Moxs interactions with the camera were very good too, specially when he started saying Not Tonight, Not On This Night, embracing the babyface persona. Incredible match, even better moment. History was made last night and was a very special event for me."

[4.0] "The crowd goes batshit crazy for Austin, but that's about it when it comes to the positives. It's a typical Austin brawl, where Rikishi basically gets no offense, making him look like an absolute goof. And then for whatever reason the whole squad of police waits for Stone Cold, like we didn't see much more brutal beatings on this show in the past."

[8.0] "[4.25*] One of the best matches in AEW Television this year. Phenomenal Main Event with a perfect pacing for a weekly show and 25 minutes of action that just flew by. There were a lot of awesome spots and the last few minutes had a ton of nearfalls, which I would hate if it was from finishers, but as normal moves, I loved it."

[6.0] "[3.25*] Very good wrestling match and one of the best from Toni after the Timeless gimmick started. She is starting to pick things up as how the gimmick will play in-ring wise and AZM is also a phenomenal wrestler."

[4.0] "I can't even describe the inutility and the shitness of this match. TLC could last less then three hours without this match and we didn't notice that. Stupid bitches... (4/10)"

[5.0] "An alright tag match. Masha particularly wrestled a ton on WM weekend this being her last match of the weekend. Not bad but not particularly standout. Miscommunication led to Blake and Luck losing."

[7.0] "A perfectly fine match. I gotta say I missed Sheamus, so watching him have a match with a hot crowd was a charming moment. Ivar shouldn't have been involved in this since he challenges Oba Femi for a title in NXT, but he was a good dance partner for Sheamus"

[9.0] "A great technical match. Iyo was phenomenal here. Great moment with Bayley winning. Best women's match of the weekend."

[6.0] "I have to concur with the other commentator here in that this was the best of the show so far. Jada did a good job selling and Mayu was great when she finally managed to tag herself in."

[8.0] "Totally the awesome battle it was meant to be and so much more, this is exactly what a match with this stipulation should look like to end a rivalry as imposing as the one Angle & Jarrett had at the time. I loved every second of it, the fans had a hard time getting into the match but I found it immediately qualitative, perfectly paced and Angle was so beast in this match. He redid the Moonsault spot he did against Mr. Anderson a year before at Lockdown, and also the sequence when he can escape from the cage but doesn't because he wanted to kick Jarrett's ass even more. It didn't work out so well for him this time, but in any case the match and the overbooking were very good. It's a shame the ending seems a bit flat, but I liked too many things about this match."

[6.0] "An enjoyable match, in which Randy Orton and Bray Wyatt confirmed their alchimy as tag team. I'm a little sad for Heath Slater, but that's it. Randall with that belt is exotic. (6/10)"

[4.0] "Seriously, roses to the back was the most devastating move of the match? The Right to Censor are heat magnets, but they can't keep the bout interesting when they're in control. At least it was short and nothing apart from the bad finish was that off-putting, but it wasn't a PPV match."

[9.0] "Im automatically raising the rating of this match for Sami Zayns entrance because holy shit that is how you show that someone is a hometown star. Say what you want, I think Gable deserves to win the title soon, but Sami Zayn deserved this moment in Montreal, he and Gable had a hell of a match, the intercontinental title is honestly in good hands. But of course, what we all saw coming, Gable turned heel and the Montreal Crowd booed heavily. This was a great match, and Im giving it a 9/10. Great match, and great post-match angle."

[6.0] "These three teams are all great so this was a bit of a letdown for me. Kind of sloppy and chaotic in a bad way. DIY winning was a genuine surprise to me because they seemed poised to win the titles soon and I doubt they're doing it off Miz/Truth's first defence but who knows."

[8.0] "Judgement Day is going to be Judgement Day and get a cheap start by jumping Uso from behind to start, screw you Finn Balor. Thankfully, Finn Balor is more than capable of holding his own in a big match and he is able to keep his opponent looking good whenever he wants, and thankfully, hes more than happy to put Uso over in a very good match. Its Balor so hes gonna do his part, and Uso did his part. 8/10."

[] "Pretty decent match with a heel turn that I think was sorely needed. Perc Gable is a run we deserve to have after his comedy stint with Otis. Now I did enjoy it, but I think he should be taken more as a serious competitor. I hope they make this a blood feud thatll last a while"

[7.0] "These guys did not to go as hard as they did but Im not gonna complain I suppose, Dom hit Andrade with a Canadian Destroyer on the ring apron, but Andrade still kicked out which was crazy. Of course, there was still classic Judgement Day shenanigans, JD getting on the ring and interfering was still going on so of course that was happening. Even still, Andrade still got the win, but then JD jumped him and Ricochet had to make the save, tag match for next week, this match gets a 7/10."

[7.0] "This match likely could have been better than it was, but a lot of the stuff that occurred was a bit weirdly paced, all three of these teams are awesome and DIY and the Creeds had a hell of a match to qualify for the mania spot a few weeks ago. This match felt like it was too much of a spot fest if Im being honest, not really any flow but it was still decent and Im glad DIY gets their chance at the title! heres a 7/10 since this match wasnt bad, just too much of a spot fest for my liking."

[7.0] "Thank god that Ivar was not getting squashed in this match, also Sheamus returned with his old theme song and Im not the biggest fan as I honestly preferred Hellfire if Im being honest. Either way, Im happy that Sheamus is back and so is the WWE crowd from the sound of it, this match isnt anything major as its basically your standard raw match with Sheamus being able to pull some impressive stunts by lifting Ivar up. Still, this match is simply meant to put Sheamus over in his return. Heres a 7/10 for this match."

[9.0] "One of the few multi-men matches to use psychology. All 3 guys worked their asses off. The pop up powerbomb countered into RKO was tremendous, as was Logan's frog splash. The IShowSpeed interference was hilarious. Really enjoyable match."

[0.0] "I really like Dalton Castle. I think John Morrison is pretty awful in all incarnations. Dalton Castle was not enough to overcome John Morrisons awfulness for me. Early in the year but this is no doubt one of the worst matches we'll see this year. Awful."

[6.0] "Definitely one of those situations where it's just an ok match but a great moment. Wish the ROH title meant more for this moment alone but it is what it is at this point. Eddie's weird run and loss to Okada definitely put a damper on this too. Just a weird situation."

[6.0] "The second weakest mania match but that doesn't mean it's bad , all the matches at wrestlemania had something good about them and this match had a lot going for it. La winning was obvious , Styles new theme is alright but a clear downgrade from his previous iconic theme. Good leg work from styles , and a nice win for la. I just expected more out of these two , this should of gotten more time , and should of highlighted even more tension between these two."

[8.0] "A great first title defense for Zayn, who couldn't have dreamed of a better start to his reign, a top-quality match perfectly worked from start to finish as expected with two wrestlers as incredible as they are. It was everything it should have been in front of a red-hot Montreal crowd, and I loved every second of it. Insane post-match angle too, give me a full rematch in a PLE please now."

[10.0] "This is my favorite match ever I know there are more acclaimed matches between the two of them and they're good but this one is still my favorite it's the match I've probably rewatched the most I just love it how gruesome and stiff they both are I love it"

[10.0] "This match is one of my favorite matches ever it's insane it has pretty much everything incredible technical wrestling and hard hitting strikes that make you wince and some crazy stunts like when Bryan does a dive into the crowd and then that incredible ending actually with the near falls and I thought KENTA won but Bryan and put his foot on the ropes at the last possible second that all made me go crazy and that crowd was so hot"

[4.0] "Ladder matches at Mania have a pretty big history.... I think this might be the worst one? Just absolutely nothing interesting going on here. Too many teams and even given the time they had it didn't seem like they had much to do beyond the generic spots."

[7.0] "I hate Tye Dillinger (it's only a question of personal tastes, nothing else), but this match is good and he was able to do good spots against Samoa Joe. (7/10)"

[8.0] "Very good creative three-way between three teams who are starting to know each other very well and who have been offering us super-quality content in this division for months now, I loved the action we saw and there was never a dull moment, just spots and moves all over the place for ten minutes. Everyone was incredible and the result is the best."

[9.0] "An excellent match that I haven't seen much since. It was very good and the stipulation had its place in this match. Brock Lesnar uses various holds and makes the match very good with an excellent CM Punk. The public is invested and so am I. (4*1/2)"

[3.0] "The match starts out well and shows a lot of promise. You get some great stuff like Samu appearing to almost kill himself on a neck hang spot, and a great monster run from Diesel, kind of the prototype for something like Kane in 2001 or Lesnar in 2020. He also murders Virgil with some absolutely insane elbows. After the first third though, it's all downhill and doesn't pick up again until the final four. So many booking decisions just leave me scratching my head. Why are Owen Hart and Randy Savage in there for such a short period of time, while guys like Men On A Mission and Tatanka feel like they're in there forever? Bret is amazing and completely steals the show while he's in there and is the only genuine saving grace of everything in the second two thirds of the match. Like even during the celebration at the end he's still selling his leg. His leg selling is so damn good, it's incredible. So yeah, maybe just over 15 minutes of this 55 minute match were good, and the weirdly dead crowd for most of its duration doesn't help (though to be fair it is a Rumble massively lacking star power). Not ideal!"

[6.0] "Decent but I thought the three way from the show prior was better than this match. As mentioned this match seemed to be a follow up to the 3-way between Mari, Natsuki & Kouki where Natsuki got the upset win over Kouki."

[6.0] "Quite a weird return for Sheamus: randomly announced after so long, "traded" to RAW (maybe they made him a free agent since the Draft is in a few weeks), those shorts similar to the ones he wore like 17 years ago and that mix of his CFO$ and Jim Johnston themes (Written in My Face is back, HELL YEAH! ). Putting him with Hanson out of anyone was a great choice, but booking the match to be a glorified squash was a missed opportunity at having a true big meaty men banger. In the little time they had they managed to go from less to more, but they never reach that impressive level they could get together. Delivering an Avalanche White Noise like is just a casual move before going to commercials was the worst part of the match. Making it being applied from a greater height than normal devaluates the move so much. Also, Hanson being used just to job to Sheamus when last week he was the first man to take Oba Femi down is so lame and a lack of consistency, but since barely anyone watches NXT, I guess it doesn't matter. Not a bad return for Sheamus, but just imagining how good this match could've been if creative really cared for it makes me feel a bit sad (***)"

[7.0] "Randy Orton and Bray Wyatt are a pleasant surprise as tag team, and this match against a phenomenal team like American Alpha proves that. (7)"

[3.0] "This was about as bad as it could have been considering the talent involved. Why a match between two wrestlers this talented had to have the entire first half of proceedings built around a toy cat that was last funny over 5 years ago I have no idea, and it basically turned what could be the defining rivalry for the junior division for the rest of the year into something I never need to see again. The second half wasn't much better mind you, as they fell into the most formulaic match finishing sequences you can think of, and tried to get people to seriously invest in a match built on an inanimate object. Needless to say it failed, and simply adds to what has been a really disappointing run for Ali"

[3.0] "The match starts off well with some fun big man vs big man stuff, and Taker looks good. Then the match, uh, yeah what the fuck, I don't even know. Every heel on the roster comes out to beat up Undertaker for a looooooong time. Like seriously, it goes forever! Then some hilariously weird and goofy post-match shenanigans that you can't help but love, classic Taker. Anyway, it's a shame because the first few minutes were promising, then it became just an extended beating."

[] "I wasn't quite as enamored with this as most people seem to be. It was obviously sold as a Big Match, what with Sami before his hometown fresh off a big WrestleMania win, plus the inevitable heel turn of Chad Gable. I thought it was good, but not to the level it was hyped at, perhaps inevitably since Chad didn't go heel until after the match was over, and they are probably saving some of that heat for the Backlash rematch. More frustrating still were the many commercial interruptions, but it is what it is. Good leg selling by Sami, though, and I liked the back-and-forth reversals before that final German suplex..."

[6.0] "It was a decent main event, but I prefer their first encounter. Fenix did his usual insane high flying moves and Cuerno tried to brutalize him using his methodical approach, using less moves, but more impactful ones. I love his suicide dive and how he used the surrounding and the weapons. But in the end, the desire of finish Puma cost him the match, as he stopped a count and then was thrown through a table from a ladder. That spot was cool."

[3.0] "lmao this sucks. Don't get me wrong, Bam Bam is great here and I liked the part where he mocked Tatanka's stupid hulk-up dance routine, but Tatanka is just such a bad fucking wrestler and every time I have to watch one of his matches I just sigh at this point. Bam Bam does what he can, but there is nothing to be found here."

[9.0] "The goods! I'm happy AZM got to show TV what she is all about. She's a star and showed why. She got a proper match out of Toni Storm since she became Timeless. Probably Toni's best since this gimmick started. Great stuff. AZM got her diving double stomp & the AZM Sushi moves in. Both moves looked awesome. Toni had a sick German release as well. AZM sold everything. They had good chemistry and worked a little more stuff than a normal AEW match. More STARDOM style which really worked here. Great job by both."

[7.0] "I'd give an 8 if it wasn't costantly interrupt by ads, but I guess that complaining about commercials in a Raw episode for a non title match is pretty useless. However, the match is very fun to watch. MVP of the night is Ricochet with his amazing 450 on the announce table. But everyone had their spot to shine, with the focus on the fury of Drew that lost his title the night before. And genius finale with Punk that costed the match for McIntyre for the second straight day. And really happy for Jey Uso, with his many title shots they're giving his singles run an identity (I hope you got what I mean)."

[9.0] "This match was a really good ME for this show. Athena is just the forever champ and she proved it. Her O Face finisher was quality her and Velvet sold it like a pro. They both worked a little more stiffer than normal and it added to the match. Athena catching Velvet with one hand on the outside then slamming her into the ground after was pretty tough looking. (This is my second review for this match, not sure why CM deleted my first one but I can only guess that they want to filter anything good about it because of their own connections they have)."

[6.0] "Good parts of this match but also parts of this match that was not very interesting. Fukunaga was the most out of place looking in this match due to all 3 others in this match having a similar cutesy look"

[] "A decent enough return match for Sheamus, even if he still has a bit of weight to lose. Poor Ivar needs a decent single push. He's such a good high-flying big man and has been putting up some great Raw matches lately (his match against Ricochet earlier this month was such a surprise banger) but he's been on a string of losses and getting other wrestlers over. Would love to see him get the push he deserves."

[9.0] "HEAT. The crowd made this match better than it was. Not to say this match was not good because it was but the crowd took it to another level. Bravo to them. The match itself had Shota hit that over the top DDT that looked incredible and while I get him going over here just wasn't sure of the after match handshake etc. I get Perry was finally giving him his props but I think there is another match or two between them down the road."

[7.0] "Pretty solid match. Nothing exceptional, nothing bad as well. Some nice spots. LA gets the win in his first WrestleMania match."

[9.0] "Quality graps here. ZSJ is the most fluid tekker in the game and this match up with Riddle showed it. I personally do not care for Riddle in NJPW and especially holding a belt but I give him his props in this match. Both exchanged moves and counters with fluid motion that came across well on screen. Not sure what this leads to for ZSJ holding this particular belt again but getting it off Riddle is a plus."

[7.0] "Probably the best first round match in this AWG tag tournament. CHIAKI & calico worked well together against a more experienced team."

[9.0] "This was very good showcase for both. AZM got to show off her quick advanced game. If you follow Stardom you already know how badass she is. She is La Mistica version is quick and awesome. Double foot stomps sell and look painful in a good way. Vaquer is arguably the best in the world right now. I think her ability to switch between power and speed is unmatched. The snap on her suplexes and her Bret Hart like quick leg drop is great stuff. To me she is the total package and was pleased that both got to showcase some of their abilities. The goods!"

[9.0] "If instead of Iyo and Bayely there were more popular wrestlers everyone would talk about a Wrestlemania classic. Because this match was just like that: a classic. Maybe the story had cooled a bit in the last weeks of that of January, they could have booked everything better, but it doesnt matter if we think about the masterpiece that they gave us. Iyo proves to be an extraordinary athlete, and Bayley has once again shown that it is a huge mistake to underestimate his good skills in the ring. They did an incredible job even though they were the last match before the most publicized WM main event ever. The sequence that starts with Iyos Moonsault and ends with Bayleys second Roseplant is beautiful. I would give this an 8.5"

[9.0] "this match was great the crowd was epic both wrestlers gave it their all a lot of good spots during the match i did not know when it was going to end and i wont lie sometimes i kind of thought chad was going to win and that heel turn i did not see coming at all and thats why im giving it 9 points"

[8.0] "Really good main event filled with many of Actwres top talent of which theyre abundant. Everyone had a good portion of time in this match. A small mix of everything you usually get from an AWG show. A few clear botched impact this match a little. Good sequence of stiff kicks between Natsumi and Miku two of the best shoot kickers in AWG"

[8.0] "This was great. Sami Zayn in Montreal offers one of the best wrestler-crowd dynamics in professional wrestling. Chad Gable in any environment is all but guaranteed to deliver. This took me back to some classic Kurt Angle matches, and I think with true intentions. That includes bouts against Brock Lesnar and The Rabid Wolverine. The German Suplex sequences, for instance, were very Royal Rumble classic. Throw in some absurd counters into the Ankle Lock and this was technically beautiful. Zayn going all-out made this feel even more like a Main Event, including that beautiful Arabian Press that made me feel like El Generico had returned from the orphanage. All in all, this was everything I wanted it to be and more. THE reason I tuned in. 4 stars, 8 out of 10."

[4.0] "Only weak match on the card. A paint by the numbers street fight. Snoop Dogg was hilarious on commentary. An extra point for him."

[6.0] "It was an enjoyable match between Cosmic Angels faction members even if the two teams were pretty unbalanced. The Rookie team did nontheless do interisting things and hang in it more than I was expecting."

[9.0] "Delivered on the hype and then some. Both men in top form and flowed really well together. Perfect opportunity for Chad to turn heel - he was already getting some heat from Montreal just for being Sami's opponent. Run this thing back at Backlash with a heel Gable and let them cook commercial-free."

[6.0] "I really wish I had liked this match more, but for me the most interesting thing is Piper's character work than the wrestling or Bret's skill, I can't take this match to that level, just an ok match, but it's still my match WretleMania VIII favorite (***)"

[9.0] "One of the best finisher spams of all time. These two participants threw bombs at each other. It also fit the story, as Rollins was injured from the previous night's action, so he knew he couldn't go longer so he had to end it as quickly as he can. Drew also knew Rollins was damaged goods so he kept throwing bombs at him. The follow-up cash in was also poetic justice. Drew warned Seth during the previous weeks to stay focused and stop sticking his nose in the Bloodline business. Yet, here it was Drew who couldn't stay focused and gave in to his obsession with CM Punk, which ultimately cost him the title. A fantastic opener."

[6.0] "I'm completely fine with matches where Jey Uso absorbs a ton of punishment only to pull out the quick victory. It fits his character and move-set. However, it coming at the expense of Finn Balor dropped this a notch for me. Like, they put that dude on the (story - Jordan Deviln can cook) level of JD McDonagh, who even lately has gotten more shine than that. Just some months ago, Finn was a dangerous challenger to Seth Rollins; now, he's a stepping stone. If the match had been longer and more even-sided, then fine, but overall it didn't sit well with me. Balor did use the opportunity to chop the thunder out of Uso, and both men did fine work with what they were given."

[9.0] "While an excellent match, it doesnt reach the heights of their battle five months prior. The Don Callis interferences are a clear blemish, but the recreation of some of the now iconic spots from their Wrestle Kingdom match were well executed. Omega took a nasty Tiger Driver and kicked out at one following the same Kamigoye to One-Winged Angel combination that had previously beat Ospreay."

[7.0] "Although he didn't get all that much to do, Dirty Dom looked good when given the chance. The destroyer on the apron was jaw-dropping. He's nearly ready to make a leap in the ring. Andrade is one of the smoothest cats in the ring, quickly becoming one of my favorite dudes to watch."

[7.0] "Although this wasn't the best outing they've had, it'd be hard for these lads to put on a bad show. Like with the previous match, the big spots hit big. Each man got some good time to work. DIY playing up the "DX" thing it still funny."

[10.0] "If this match had a subtitle, it would be The Return of The King. This mostly consists of Omega brutally breaking down Ospreay, with the latter preserving through sheer force of will. Ospreay has hope spots, but they come from a place of desperation whereas Kennys offence is meticulous and brutal. Kenny delivers a Kamigoye, a clear nod to Ibushi, who was also the first recipient of Ospreays nasty Hidden Blade finishing move. Ospreay tries to reach out to his United Empire comrades, but its too late. One-Winged Angel, 1-2-3. A perfect match."

[6.0] "Wrestling is better off with a healthy Sheamus in it. I like that he's got a name for that signature knee thing he does; it always seemed like a prominent lead-in to the Brogue Kick. Wasn't the smoothest bout, but the big moments hit big."

[7.0] "Good match with an time entrance by Sami but obviously held back by commercials and kept a few gears for a PPV rematch. Good leg selling by Sami, Gable did his job well but the match didn't have the heat until the post-match angle since Gable wasn't a full blown heel yet."

[8.0] "With the triple threat at WrestleMania 32, this match is the best match made by Women's Division in WWE (including also NXT). Charlotte and Sasha created the best alchemy they have ever had each other in the ring and their clash was absolutely wonderful. Nearly a masterpiece. (8.5/10)"

[7.0] "I finally rewatched this match. In my memory this match was much better, but here's proof that Brock vs Roman doesn't work. The public starts to buy in as Lesnar destroys Reigns, but when the babyface makes his comeback, it gives people a bit of dismay because everyone is already expecting the standard formula of a sequence of big moves and victory, but thankfully the cash in happens mid-match and transforms what it would be a bum main event (just like WM 34 and 38) into something historic and memorable (***1/2)"

[9.0] "Dom's a star. He's got a bag when they let him cook in the ring. Perfected his character. Can go in the ring. Generational heat. He has everything you want. WWE's gotta be pinching themselves because he's the future."

[6.0] "It was a fine tv match in my opinion with some decent in ring action, but the Austin restraining order storyline got the most focus where it kept teasing he would interfere and of course he does and Owen ends up losing to a roll up pin."

[4.0] "[2.25*] 5-minute match where absolutely nothing happened, lmfao. I liked the boo-yeah thing with the submissions despite it being pretty dumb, tho."

[6.0] "[3.0*] Decent match. They did some cool stuff and technical sequences but never left 1st gear. The PK to end the match was absolutely brutal."

[7.0] "[3.5*] Very fun match that may be the best one from House Of Black against the flippy-floppers. I had a great time watching this one, the action was pretty coordinated and the spots were well executed. The triple finisher from HoB is great."

[7.0] "Another good defense from Saya. VERY good, in fact. It also just misses the mark of GREAT. Both Saya and Himeka had a good showing, but I feel they had a better version of a 20 min match in them. Himeka overpowering Saya was a great premise to structure the match around, but I did not feel that sense of dread that I did in Saya's match vs SLK, so when she inched out another victory in the the final moments, that same rush of excitement wasn't present. The final stretch itself was the best part of the match as that is when the match really hit its stride. There were 3 powerbombs by Himeka in particular that looked like they made the whole planet shake. Issue is, this is of course when the match began to wrap up so we couldn't get more of this. But as I stated before, still a good time."

[5.0] "This was just so mediocre. Nothing particularly memorable or interesting in it, just an very average and short tv match"

[6.0] "Cool seeing Kyoko still wrestling in 2024 and still able to sorta keep up with her younger opponents. AZM repeatedly hitting Kyoko and then immediately apologizing was a good bit."

[5.0] "Another boring match between The New Day and The Club, both of them had nothing to show in Raw roster. Come on. (5/10)"

[10.0] "Pro wrestling at its best THIS IS CINEMA Thank you Roman reigns Thank you Seth Rollins Thank you Cena Thank you Rock Thank you Taker Thank you Cody Thank you paul 'Triple H' levesque 10/10"

[4.0] "Started boring but picked up towards the end. Sloppy at time and the match didn't feel like it should be on Wrestlemania, but post match gives a good nostalgia pop"

[7.0] "Wait... this is absolutely the BEST Anna Jay match ever? Holy crap what happened. Is it just that stardom girls know how to make even the simplest and green wrestlers look very good and competent? That's crazy, good on them, I'll always give points for improvement no matter how small. Very happy that Anna Jay might be getting up there finally after all this time."

[6.0] "This was a perfectly fine match. Nobody did anything particularly crazy but there were no botches and the action came at a decent pace."

[10.0] "Now; this was great. Really great. These two have great chemistry and the crowd was on fire, as to be expected. The match itself was dramatic, with some nasty German suplex spots and great psychology with Samis leg, working to great effect. The match itself might have been around a 9 but with Samis incredible entrance, the turn post match and the overall production of the match, there was enough to boost this up to a 10. One of the better TV matches of the year so far with an incredible crowd and amazing production."

[9.0] "Not the prettiest match of all time for sure, but it wasn't meant to be. Instead, Kana and Arisa Nakajima kick each other's asses for nearly 30 minutes, and it's satisfying as hell. This was my first time seeing Nakajima, and she really impressed. She matched Kana's brutality so well and got the well-deserved victory in the end. This match had a bit of everything. Brawling, mat wrestling, submissions, strong style... It was sloppy in places, but that made it seem more brutally realistic in a way. Awesome match."

[4.0] "This felt messy and awkward from the beginning and never really improved by the finish. Not really familiar with any of the women here and I can't say this was a good introduction to them."

[6.0] "It was an okay match although I have to admit I'm becoming a bit of a fan of Max Mini as his high flying move set is insane to watch! Cutting down on the comedy spots was very much appreciated."

[8.0] "This was good, really good. Some awesome spots in here, and I thought the finish worked seems easily too. New Days new lifted leg drop spot was fun, and it connected well. Julius Creed was impressive as always, the new suplex machine. The pacing on this was great, though the match possibly could have benefitted from a few more minutes to really push this up in rating. This is an 8, teetering on the very good 9 range if they extended the match for a few moments. Still, as the match and finish go themselves, I have no complaints."

[9.0] "A perfect way to end Gunther's all-timer title reign! Sami was never in my list of people I thought would defeat Gunther but that fantastic backstage segment with his family, Gable, and Owens made it so easy to root for him, and both men went out and had a phenomenal, emotional, hard hitting match. Gunther beat the shit out of Sami but he would just not stop fighting, even kicking out of 2 (2! ) powerbombs, and his wife's support at ringside made it that much better. That turnbuckle brainbuster nearly had me screaming, a great moment for Sami and solidifies Gunther's reign as the best in IC title history. My only complaint is that I wish they went 5-10 minutes longer. Absolutely MOTN and maybe of the weekend as well!"

[7.0] "This was a solid return for Sheamus. Match went smoothly, the crowd went wild. Lobster head was a welcome return. White Noise off the top was impressive, too. Ivar was good as always, probably the most impressive 300+lber on the roster currently, consistently putting on entertaining matches. Excited to see whats next for both men."

[8.0] "These guys had already wrestled each other a boatload of times by this point so it's no wonder everything felt so perfectly laid out. A real hidden gem from WCPW's short tenure."

[3.0] "Jack Swagger is bad like really bad I dont understand why they ever gave him a title, crazy. Anyway match was bad and i didnt fw Tylers pants"

[8.0] "They do all their trademark spots, this is a best of of lucha libre for a new audience that loved every bit of this match."

[7.0] "Non stop action, no time to breathe. They establish Aja Kong as the big boss to beat, this is a really good match."

[0.0] "Apparently there is a match type called bodyslam. On one hand I was bored out of my mind, but on the other I find hilarious the fact that they were hugging for three minutes straight in a six minute match on wrestlemania. I cannot name one thing not terrible about this match."

[5.0] "This was fine, but the abrupt and disappointing ending prevented it from becoming any better, as did Booker's commentary performance. Seriously, he was bad enough during the match they had this week; I have no idea why WWE thought it was a good idea to bring him out again. Definitely skippable. **1/2"

[9.0] "Best Undertaker match at WM if we esclude the legendary period from 2009 to 2012. This contest shows why these two are two of the best Superstar in WWE history. Excellent storytelling woth Edge who studied all the moves of the Deadman and was able to escape from them a lot of times, but couldn't nothing against his opponent's Hell's Gate. The intervention from Ryder and Hawkins are well planned and the rush of referee Robinson always makes me smile. GG for Edge that proved that he could do a great great match even with a normal 1v1 stipulation."

[7.0] "Good match but I am kind of tired of the same babyface should overcome injury in the big match. And everytime it's a knee injury. I think Sami and Chad both had their better match against Gunther. The ending was very simple. After the match Chad's turn looked cool."

[6.0] "Nice match but nothing more. It was not as fluid as a triple threat should be. It's not a bad match but I expected more in a triple threat between three of the biggest stars of WWE and with the world title on the line. Good choice to not make this the main event of the night, it was very mid for me."

[8.0] "We need to call this PPV "FastReigns", not Fastlane. This man is absolutely a garancy guarantee of good matches at that PPV. (8/10)"