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[8.0] "See what you get when you give the women more than eight minutes? Quite possibly the best match of Toni's reign so far, and Thunder Rosa herself proved why she was the one to carry the belt through 2022 too. Toni's character psychology truly is second to none, and she sold the Norma Desmond-esque descent into paranoia and insanity like the Hollywood starlet she's portraying. Her in-ring psychology is no slouch either; they've been telling us all about Rosa's back injury, so I was glad to see all of the targeting of the back as a weak spot. Even the obligatory interference spot was better than it has been recently, in that Deonna coming out to even the odds meant that it wasn't another "Mariah interferes, Toni wins, lol" match but one where Toni actually wins on some modicum of merit."

[8.0] "A really good ass match, I thought. Honestly thought Kyle might take the belt here but it makes sense to hold off. For as overdone as Undisputed Era has been throughout two companies over the last however many years these two know how to wrestle their asses off for sure and did so here. Match of the night up to this point over PAC and Okada in my eyes. Post match stuff was a surprise and interesting if not just because there was finally a modicum of progression even if no one likes the story/stable."

[8.0] "What a banger from the ladies. I don't think I would ever see this Thunder Rosa again after her injury, but it was just the good old days, from her feud with Britt Baker. A great title match with both ladies going back and forth with great heat, great back and forths and nearfalls. Even Deonna got a pop when she got involved to stop Mariah May. Excited to see what is next for Toni Storm but especially, Thunder who hopefully will now have a new spring to her step after this great match. Really good stuff."

[2.0] "This match is an example that if you have a combat with a decently developed story with its ups and downs but still somewhat functional, but when it's time to fight and you can't give a decent ring action, it's a total waste of time for the consumer, I understand that they tried during the match to tell the story, like when Jimmy asked Jey for forgiveness and mercy for everything he had done, but it still didn't convince me. The spots during the match did not make me get out of my chair. It was a complete waste, Jimmy is not a wrestler who stands out in individual combats, in fact I don't know if he has had at least a 4-star match. And Jey is someone whose best individual matches were against high-ranking rivals like Roman, Seth and Gunther. If the feud had been with a stipulation, it would have helped the fight."

[7.0] "This match was really good(Almost great imo). Thunder Rosa was very aggressive here, heel turn soon maybe? Here are my favorite moments from the match. They started brawling immediately. Thunder Rosa had an awesome tornado dive from the top rope onto Toni and Luther on the outside. Toni finally got some good offense in. Thunder Rosa had a Crucifix bomb for a good near fall. Thunder Rosa did a Death Valley Driver to Toni on the apron, she rolled her into the ring for a really good near fall. Great backstabber by Toni. Toni hit Thunder Rosa with a really great fisherman suplex(or maybe it was a northern lights suplex? ) and bridged for a good near fall. Nice chop exchange by these two which turned into a slap match. A brutal headbutt from Toni. Thunder Rosa got Toni in a waistlock and Toni quickly countered and got Thunder Rosa into a waistlock of her own and then hit Thunder Rosa with a german. After some distractions, Toni hit Thunder Rosa with another German and then a Storm Zero for a near fall. A low blow by Toni followed by a piledriver for the win."

[2.0] "There is nothing like a crowd turning against a wrestler who has just been overstaying their welcome. It was very funny to hear St. Louis do so with Jericho while he was giving a really awful performance too, but this has been a long time coming. I'm sure he'll weave it into his character and make it "work" but there has to be a serious discussion about his use for AEW at some point because these matches ain't it at all. I'm not nearly as high on Hook as some people so I don't see this as some big loss or anything though."

[6.0] "***3/4 Was debating giving it four stars, but it didn't go long enough for me to really reach the level of greatness. But really solid and would've benefitted from more time and less shenanigans. Good nearfall when Rosa kicked out of a hip attack and Storm Zero, and Purrazzo murking Mariah May and Luther was funny. This was probaly Storm's best title defense so far, as her past matches haven't clicked because of them being short and the crowd cheeriing her even do Toni Storm does heelish stuff. Also a good way to revive the crowd."

[6.0] "I love the "Timeless" Toni Storm character but I hate the matches that happen on PPV because it's always filled with shenanigans which ends up making the match somehow worse. This was the opposite, this was okay and the best Toni Storm PPV match with the character. The shenanigans was decent but again a match that overstayed it's welcome and at some point got frustratingly long. Toni Storm yet again cheats to win which is okay but can get tiring when it's the same thing over and over again. Okay match. [***]"

[2.0] "My eyes have glazed over. I stare blankly at the screen in front of me after watching what has transpired. Time is nothing but a myth to me, for I have lived decades in seconds and centuries in minutes. That is the ethos of this match. I don't care about Hook getting his win back down the road. As 'please retire! ' chants rained down from the St. Louis faithful, Jericho wrestled one of the most incompetent matches I've ever seen. Do they think Hook's going to be falling upwards by kicking out of Jericho's crappy elbows a few times? Plunder matches are an old wrestler's best friend, but for Jericho, it may be his worst enemy. Avoid this match at all costs. A completely conceptually bad match, with bafflingly awful execution."

[4.0] "Copeland and Mark were wrestling their asses off, I loved them in this, the other two house of black members were ok, Eddie is sort of whatever I don't like the whole Kawada thing he has going on and Malakai does nothing in this. But this match is really devalued by the really bad finish. I know Malakai didn't do anything in this match because of his injuries but that was a horrible ending to what was a really decentish match. If Black was unable to do anything at least have one of the other members pick up the win, honestly Buddy Mathews would have made way more sense."

[5.0] "This was probably Toni and Thunder's best match individually overall and was alright until the last third or so when they decided "ah yes, it's a Timeless Toni Storm match, gotta have a bunch of bullshit." Especially egregious when the finish is the worst part, which I'm not entirely sure if it was a botch or not but either way it was no good. I assume this sets up a three way with Thunder, Toni and Deonna for the title at the next PPV or on TV which is a fine direction. Better than what's been going on with Toni for awhile but still a low low bar."

[1.0] "The Bret Hart promo was painful. The ladder match was fine but could have been a lot better. After that they had a lot of bad backstage segments. The Dog Collar match was absolutely horrible. The rules of the match were weird as how can weapons be illegal. Also having the announcers on the PA makes the refs look even more incompetent. The hardcore match was a more basic match but for the most part inoffensive. The battle royale was not good. The scene with the ring girl and Lawler was absolutely horrid and so many non-wrestlers that did nothing. Jarrett vs Jones was a bad match. Dogg vs Lane and Lodi was a bad match full of stupid sexual inuendos. Also wouldn't the Road Dogg pin have been a double pin since the one was facing down. Wow this show was really sexualized and this ladder match proves it. In ring action was not too bad but the ladies with straps took so much away from the match and it had a terrible finish. Did not like the whole Vampire Warrior vs Luna Vachon angle and it was a short bad match. The Disco Inferno/Banana segment was just plain stupid. Cage match main event was overbooked with Bret being overly featured and the wrestling isn't good enough to make up for some of the stupidity."

[3.0] "Why is a camera man in the cage. So why did they bother to escape the cage if that doesn't end it. That just cheapens the stipulation. Match was very basic and neither wrestler impressed me that much. Bret Hart should not have been as involved as he was. The second ref bump was completely stupid."

[9.0] "This is an extremely solid wrestling game, I love that the blood stains the mat and that you can break announce tables without using finishers. Ambulance, Casket, Gauntlet and Special Guest Referee is well implemented, and like 2k23 has alot you can do ontop of these additions. Massive rosters and reversing Irish Whips add to realism. Showcase is mid but still ok at the same time. Create a Sign is good aswell, among the best in the series."

[4.0] "Really overhated. I mean, it wasn't good, but people giving this a 2 or lower are just being ridiculous. Solid hardcore action, really dragged at the end. People gonna say Jericho winning was the wrong call, it really wasn't. Hook was doing nothing, this at least gives him and Jericho something new to do. And also, while not directly about the match, the people saying Tony Khan needs to 'listen' to the crowd because they were booing, that's called heat. You got worked. When he was a babyface just a couple weeks ago he was getting good reactions. The crowd and Jericho are just leaning into the heat. Besides the point, whatever match, some cool spots, but don't go out of your way."

[8.0] "'Jericho tax' is real. I get it; his recent babyface stuff was dog shit and he's a man of questionable ethics to say the least. But it's a shame to see people pretending this was way worse than it was. I found it to be a blast; a hilarious plunder match with heat, some superb bumps - especially the head-first trash can one that was almost Great Space War Sasuke-esque. Great heat for Jericho who since going back to heel has become loathed on another level to anybody else out there without it just being awkward like it was prior to the turn. That heat will be greatly enhanced by the outcome which feels like the right thing to do for me, and the finish really looked brutal."

[6.0] "This was okay as a go home show. Not a whole lot of exciting developments, but it had some solid preview matches. I really wish the bunkhouse brawl had a more important story going into it though because it felt like an unnecessary stipulation before Danielson's Dynasty match with Ospreay. [MOTN: FTR & PAC vs. The Elite]"

[1.0] "If it hadn't been for that suplex through the table this would've been given a 0. Jericho is terrible and needs to go away. This isn't even heel heat, it's go away heat. Unfortunately due to his position he won't and the fact the boss is clearly a mark for the guy, he wont be going anywhere anytime quickly. Any talent he has worked with over the past year and a half at least has been worse off afterwards. The match doesn't help Hook in any way. I hope we don't end up with a Jericho Vs Tazz match coming out of this. Terrible match, terrible angle."

[3.0] "This was really bad unfortunately. They're all very green of course so I don't really blame them for a bad match but there was really nothing of value in this. Their moves don't have much intent behind them, they don't look like they hurt, and that is also felt in the real flaws in the selling. Some flashes of potential but nothing that suggests that any of these women are close to being a complete wrestler."

[4.0] "Promo muy sobrevalorada al igual que el Show, ni siquiera es la gran cosa se puede dar un poco de mérito al saber que fué improvisada pero eso no wuita que es mala peomo"

[5.0] "Wrestlers shouldn't do limb work matches if they are unwilling or unable to sell the goddamn limb work. Lots of stuff here that was fine but that was downright egregious. Rhea's in ring does not come close to her charisma unfortunately and Becky was alright but she was not anything approaching very good or great and certainly not enough to have this match reach a high level with this structure."

[9.0] "I don't know why, but I was not expecting this match to be as great as this was! This was a fucking excellent six man match, and everyone looked great in this! The chemistry that Copeland, Kingston, and Briscoe have as a team is really good, with each showing a different style and a different kind of risk taking that all compliment eachother really well. And their chemistry against the House Of Black is really good too. In terms of spots, where do you start? Eddie Kingston's forever tribute of classic AJPW, Four Pillars of Heaven, Machine Gun Chops, wearing an outfit similar to Kawada will always get a pop from me. Mark Briscoe's jump from the apron over the ring post with the chair to the outside of the ring is a personal favorite of mine, seriously Mark Briscoe is the best in this. The powerbomb spot was great, and that triple spear was so beautifully timed. I also loved the constant tease of Adam Copeland vs. Malakai Black from the start of the match all the way to the end. Seriously a beautifully constructed match, and I really enjoyed it."

[7.0] "After seeing all of their garbage 12 man tag team matches, it made me miss the acclaimed tag matches, that this one surprised me and so did the winners. I know some People have some problems with owens and his personal life, but who cares, hes good in the ring, and the acclaimed are so good and their tag matches are good too. Jay white in the Trios division is a little weird. He could do so much better, and maybe challenge for the continental or TNT Championships, but the trios dIvision is weird."

[4.0] "I really don't want to see Chris Jericho on my screen in 2024, but evidently they think there's a story to tell here so here we are. As a plunder match, it did its job, and there was a lot of utility in seeing Chris eat a metric fuckton of shit. But still, man. I get the pieces they're putting together. I get they're wanting to turn Jericho's go-away heat into proper heel heat. I get they're putting the title on Jericho so Hook getting it back hits much more sweeter. Even though I recognise what they're doing, I don't particularly have to like it."

[3.0] "Why in the hell is Max Caster allowed to continue to appear on screen so he can allude to some form of sexual assault? Why in the hell is this the only way he can get over? Why in the hell is Jay White, one of the best talents this roster has, allowed to languish with the Trios titles? Why in the hell is Billy Gunn booked like he is the second coming of Hulk Hogan? Why in the hell was this match allowed to go on for so damn long? Why in the hell does Tony Khan book this way? Why in the hell does Tony Khan allow this to happen? Why in the hell should we as fans accept this? Why is this bullshit on my screen?"

[3.0] "After a series of good to great matches (even enjoyed that Willow Nightingale vs. Julia Hart match a lot here didn't care for), we unfortunately get what I hope will be the nadir of this otherwise great wrestling show. There's no other way to say this: Chris Jericho is washed. He's one of the greatest wrestlers ever and no one can take that from him but he's entering "Muhammad Ali trying to box in the '80s" territory. And to have him go over Hook, a very talented young man, is just adding insult to injury."

[10.0] "Cm Punk dando uno de los mejores mensajes de despedida por lesión se sintió la intensidad y la tristeza y empatía que quería transmitir, referenció su paso de la UFC y Drew Mcintyre interrumpiendo la promo"

[10.0] "Buena Promo, buena intensidad y buen trabajo de los dos, se sintió emocionante y le dio mas hype a royal rumble"

[2.0] "[1.5] A shitshow on almost every level. A slow, boring chore of a match to get through where Jericho, the man who is supposed to be getting HOOK over, sandbagged repeatedly and made him look completely and totally ineffective. Jericho didn't even come off looking that good either! HOOK kicked out of two Judas Effects, which just makes that move look super ineffective. Why in the everloving fuck is Jericho being given a title? If you're trying to be self aware of the fact that Jericho is being paired with younger talent who do not need him, then why not prove that HOOK does not need him by having him win? Just horrible all around. You know a match is bad when a US crowd starts doing "Go Home" and "Please retire" chants towards one of the wrestlers."

[] "A rock solid match. I don't think much of Trent, particularly as a singles wrestler, but he's acquitted himself well in this short stint as a heel. Sydal is a good hand who is never going to bring down the house, but also has a solid floor. The match was well paced, and we had the obligatory OC walkout to build tension."

[7.0] "This was a good match, but I don't have much to say about it. It felt like a solid Japanese tour show preview tag, which I appreciate seeing in American wrestling."

[6.0] "People are hating Jericho for the sake of hating Jericho. This was one of Hook's best ever matches and it had tremendous HEAT. They are obviously telling a story here with Jericho winning the FTW title in front of an angry Taz. The crowd chants were funny of course, but it was very interesting how invested they were on everything. To be honest, the whole thing was way better than what I was expecting or that it had any right being. Looking forward to see the next steps for the Learning Tree and Hook"

[10.0] "Una promo muy buena, la mejor en lo que va del 2024 es una de las pocas que guardo en mi memoria y me gusta la promo, buena intensidad y promo que va al grano y no se siente vacía y sin relleno"

[6.0] "Similar to their first match in quality and in duration. OReilly was more seasoned than the previous year which showed in his performance. With a bit more time, this one could have been even better."

[2.0] ""GO HOME JERICHO, GO HOME! " is really how I feel. You can tell even the crowd here really want nothing to do with Jericho anymore, which actually somewhat works in Hooks favor in getting over, especially when he is beating Chris the fuck up. Yeah Hook, put him in a trash can and drop him on his head! Flip him off! Keep kicking out! But yeah, you can really tell people don't want Jericho to even have the sight of an advantage, to the extent of it being go away heat. He isn't the same performer, and frankly more and more people are practically calling him a leech. So for Chris Jericho to win the FTW title? Come the fuck on y'all. I get that you're seeing this massive heat on Jericho's back, and you could possibly turn this around to heel heat instead of "I don't wanna fucking see this old ass man, " but this ain't it chief. Hook deserved better."

[4.0] "The crowd was right, Jericho needs to go home if not outright retire. He gave HOOK a lot here, from huge bumps to two Judas kickouts, but he still went over. HOOK looked tough as nails and an asskicker, but he still lost, you know? He needs to lose some time, but to Jericho? Jericho, who has been shitting it up for over a year now? The biggest pop of the entire match was from Taz standing up after the bat shot, the crowd thinking he'd break up the pin and suplex Jericho or something. Even if HOOK was hurt or leaving, put the belt on anybody else. I have to give this match some props for the big spots, but fuck what it represents. **1/4"

[0.0] "La peor promo de lo que va del 2024, Bayley rellena innecesariamente la promo, y lo "interesante" no interesa es una promo mala y horrible no entiendo quien le pondria 10 para mí ponerle 5 es generoso"

[3.0] "This was an already pointless match that was made even worse by a botch at the end. I feel bad for both of the women involved in this because neither looked good coming out of it."

[6.0] "Solid match here. Kyle was relatively new to ROH at this point but had a good showing here against Roderick while also pushing forth the issue between Roderick and Davey."

[8.0] "I was expecting this to be a BANGER and what a BANGER it was. A great way to open the show and get the crowd on their feet and get them excited for what was to come from this show. PAC and Okada went out there and delivered on every word they said they were going to deliver on. They make an impact and after the match they even applauded right after the match which was cool as hell man. I wish to see a sequel to this match soon enough because DAMNNNN this was fucking great. Amazing opener and it looks hopeful. [****1/4]"

[7.0] "The action was good given its place on the card and purpose (for the Copeland/Kingston/Briscoe team to get a win before the PPV). Top Flight & Andretti were impressive with their spots and impeccable timing. My only issue is with the booking: Because Copeland/Briscoe/Kingston were so over and beloved by this crowd, the crowd really didn't want to get behind Top Flight during their babyface comebacks. Top Flight excel at flashy babyface comebacks, but by putting them in the ring with three guys who are far more over with the crowd than they are, it makes it difficult for the crowd to get fully invested in them and negates one of the things they're good at."

[4.0] "Drew Mcintyre paso de ser un buen Heel con buenas promos a llorar en sus promos diciendo que es culpa de Cm Punk"

[5.0] "This match was good until it wasnt, so I'm gonna say it was fine. Here are my favorite moments from this match. They started with grappling, thats cool getting to see Hook do straight grappling. Taz was great on commentary. I forgot that this match was FTW rules and was confused by Jericho getting out a table and then Hook going for a pin outside of the ring. A bunch of cool plunder spots, my favorite of which was Hook hitting Jericho with a T Bone suplex off the Apron through the table. Hook hit Jericho with a German while Chris had a trash can in his hand. Hook then put the trash can on Jerichos head and hit him with a Kendo stick multiple times and Hit him with a T Bone with the Trash can still on Jerichos head. A bunch of near falls. The Crowd was going nuts with anti-Jericho chants. Jericho finally finished hook off with a bat shot to the face when Hook flipped him off."

[4.0] "**3/4 I don't want to dock any points because of the result, but why? Jericho was booed so hard just call an audible. When the match graphic popped up, when he walked out, and even when the beel rang, boos filled the arena. "Fozzy sucks", "go home Jericho, go home", and "please retire" chants were heard throughout the match. I almost feel bad for him. But, it must continue I guess. but the match itself was solid at best. A nice exploder thorugh a table and trash can lid hits. HOOK kicked out of two Judas Effects and lost to a bat shot to the head. Don't know why the prior nearfalls were necessary. Personall I don't like it when a wrestler kicks out of finishers just to eventually lose. Unnecessary match on this long pay-per-view and terrible result."

[9.0] "Estuvo bien la promo de Paul Heyman el abrazo de Solo Sikoa antes de traicionar a Jimmy Uso y el Debut de Tama Tonga"

[1.0] "An absolute waste of time. Chris Jericho can't go anymore, but AEW still sees the need to push this lame old man over young stars. Jericho gave Hook absolutely nothing, sandbagging all of his suplexes and making his submissions look ineffective. Hook then kicked out of two Judas Effects, which really makes that move look like shit since nobody has ever kicked out of two of them. Jericho got the win by hitting Hook in the head with an obviously fake bat, while Taz stood on the outside and did nothing to help. I can't wait for Jericho to retire."

[1.0] "Que perdida de tiempo y que mala promo por parte de Rhea Ripley y de Becky Lynch, nada interesante hubo en la promo lo único medio interesante fue el golpe de Becky Lynch a Dominik wue fue el único momento bueno de ahí en fuera nada, hubiera preferido que directamente le de el golpe Becky Lynch a Dominik Mysterio y ya"

[9.0] "Felt like I just watched a Reseda PWG main event in front of a much larger albeit less hot crowd. What absolutely incredible work from these guys; physical, technical, well-paced throughout the whole thing. Made Kyle look like a killer even in defeat given the beating Roddy laid on him and the desperate rope breaks Roddy needed. I wish there was more heat here, it didn't really make the match feel like it ramped up but was instead a bunch of good spots in a row. Wardlow showing up to do nothing when he had a car crash today was weird but I guess he was there to get mugged at by Cole after the match. ****1/4"

[2.0] "Senti más emoción cuando Samoa Joe dejo su título vacante y ni siquiera estuvo en el ring, la peor forma de dejar tu título vacante, que es difícil dar una promo mala, cuando es de despedida o dejar vacante un título por lesión"

[10.0] "Mi luchador favorito sin duda, su carisma único que te transmite esa aura siendo heel o face, su grab micro y facilidad de hacer promos en los segmentos de Miz TV y ls entrevista a Jhon Cena imaginario hablan de la facilidad que tiene al momento de hacer promos, en ring quizas no sea la gran cosa pero se esfuerza sus reinados con el Campeonato Intercontinental le dieron em prestigio al título, recuerdo esa Triple Amenaza en Wrestlemania y La Fatal-4 en Extreme Rules asi como su combate contra Shane mcmahon en Wrestlemania 35"

[9.0] "I have to say, Kyle O'Reilly is still one of the best sellers of all time. He makes you so damn concerned with every move he is put through. These two put on such a damn good technical clinic. Just full to the brim of exchanging strikes and submission attempts, many near falls between both men, and some pretty damn brutals spots especially on the ropes and the cornerpost, and all those damn backbreakers! Every minute was used to their advantage, and I was just so engaged the entire time. Frankly, I would've given this a 10 if this was longer, and the only other complaint asides from time is the needless interference from Wardlow, though I'll admit I understand why as it help builds up the tension between him and Adam Cole. I'm just glad he wasn't actually involved in the pin. Overall, a great match, a nigh technical masterpiece, and it really makes Roderick Strong looks like a near to top guy, which is absolutely needed for the Undisputed Kingdom right now."

[3.0] "Jimi and Jey are both kind of bad singles wrestlers. If either of them were going to have a good match it was supposed to be this one and it sucked."

[6.0] "Thank you whomever didn't let Shane Taylor wear the singlet which makes him look like a giant baby, it doesn't suit him."

[10.0] "En ring no es lo mejor, pero a sabido evolucionar y mantenerse en la programación con sus 52 años, siendo un alivio cómico recurrente en RAW, espero que le vaya bien y tenga mas alos de carrera, su actual reinado con Miz espero que termine en la traición de Miz a Truth pero lo dudo mucho"

[5.0] "Deonna proving once again that she should be nothing more than Britt Baker's jobber, once she's back of course, the 1.5 star general."

[] "Talk about match of the night candidate. Roderick Strong is very, very good at this whole wrestling thing and his character work has been hilarious. What a strong return for KOR, even though he didn't get the W. Strange Wardlow appearance at the end that basically didn't result in anything impactful to the match. I suppose it was just so Cole could stare him down upon return."

[9.0] "ALMOST A FIVE STAR MARTCH. Undisputed Kingdom is a really bad tag team but this match proved why Strong is one of the best members. Technical match The crowd got into it after their back and forth moment. Strong is the back breaker messiah, and the god of it. Riley is super good, and I would like a rematch at double or nothing, but something more extreme, like maybe a submission or a no holds barred match. Kyle should make a faction of his own and the two factions could battle through the the ppvs."

[10.0] "Uno de los luchadores con más futuro de la WWE, tiene un buen carisma, un personaje debe ir evolucionando con el tiempo, una muy buena habilidad en el ring y un gran micro, aparte de solo tener 26 años, fácilmente puede irse de la WWE un tiempo oars ir a las indis y volver en su mejor momento"

[7.0] "I hate that Julia is injured and that many AEW Champions get injured. When I saw it I thought it was short, but its cause she was injured. It went long for her injury. Its not fair to give this match a low. It gave us Willow and Mercedes at double or nothing, and this gave Julia time to recover from her injury. Big pop. Most of the attention was on Mone. Well becuase she is one of th biggest stars in AEW. Hope Julia gets better, and theres no way that Mone isnt winning the Champinship at DOuble or Nothing."

[8.0] "What a technical brilliant match. This was just a battle of attrition as both men just gave it their all going for their best moves, trying to break each other phisically and mentally. Roderick is the messiah of the backbreaker and he proved that tonight. There were some really great backbreakers. In the end, the offense was too much for the still rusty Kyle, and Roderick retained the belt. Probably the best thing about his reign so far. Also, Adam Cole can walk now! That's great news as this UK faction really needs some direction"

[7.0] "Mejoró mucho en estos últimos años, últimamente esta impulsando talento y dandoles la mejores luchas como Tiffany Straton, Liv Morgan y su última lucha con Rhea Ripley fue muy buena"

[7.0] "****1/4 These boys were wrasslin'. This match seemd to be placed in the buffer spot, but the crowd got into it after the roudkick/chop exchange, and chanted "this is awesome" after the double down. This was the Messiah Of The Backbreaker at his best, delivering gnarly backbreakers to O'Reilly. Oh, and this is easily Roderick Strong's best match in AEW. This type of match is what I thought we were going to get from this International run, but with him retaining, I'm hoping we get more bangers like this. They could get both him and The Kingdom over. Also, it's great to see Kyle back."

[10.0] "Muy buena luchadora, NXT UK se mostró muy bien con buenas luchas en NXT como campeona se lucío mucho y su lucha en Wrestlemania 36 con Charlotte Flair fue nuy buena, su paso al Maint Rooster fue raro, pero ahora con el cariño del público y en em Judament Day hicieron que la Rhea Ripley sea muy buena luchadora"

[7.0] "Another good match right here between Kyle O'Reilly and Roderick Strong right here. Another nice addition to the Dynasty card and they gave it to each other right here. Strong gave those damn back breakers while Kyle gave those stiff strikes. My only issues with the match was the sudden pause times that halted the match at times and then the addition of Wardlow with him not doing or adding anything to the match and just existing in this match. He could have just came out at the end when Adam Cole walked. [***3/4]"

[9.0] "This match was amazing. Here are my favorite moments from this match. They started off with some awesome graps. Kyle did some really awesome transitions into submissions. These two have such great chemistry which would be expected considering theyve been friends for years. They had a great strike exchange that ended with Strong hitting Kyle with a brutal backbreaker. Strong did a backbreaker to Kyle on the damn top rope. Kyle countered Strongs submission into a great triangle. Another great strike exchange which ended the same way as the first. Kyle kept getting Strong in submissions and Strong kept getting out of them, good stuff. Kyles transitions into submissions are godly. After taking a bunch of strikes seemingly only being held up by the ropes was able to catch a Knee Strike from Strong. Strong hit a super plex, and Kyle did a surprise pin on Strong, for a near fall. Then Strong reversed and pinned Kyle for a near fall. Really cool moment where Kyle and Strong clotheslined each other. Strong went for a tiger driver and Kyle countered into a guillotine, my god. I was so scared that wardlow coming in was gonna spell the end for Kyle, but it didnt yet. Strong got a lot of air on a really nice dropkick. Strong won the match after doing a pop up backbreaker on Kyle."

[9.0] ""FUCK OKADA! " is probably one of the best chants I wasn't expecting it to hear. That engaging with the crowd to make it rain only to flip them all off, ultimately costing him an easy victory, was amazing. The slip into more heelish actions and turning on the crowd in the last half of the match was pretty well. Overall, a great starter for a show, even if my expectations were just a tad too high for this matchup and its place on the card. Pace could have been a little faster, but overall, some really good work between these two, especially with one of the gnarliest DDT from Okada in the outer ring, that fucking brainbuster, and some good piledrivers between both. Some good spots as well, such as exchanging the same railing spots, and the blocking of the Black Arrow. I'm really happy PAC got a "HE'S OUR BASTARD! " chant at the end, because he really looked great in this one. Again, a very great starter."

[6.0] "I hate rating this match as low as this, but I just wasn't into it. AEW throws out these violent stipulation matches a lot and I wish they were more conservative with them and saved them for more important feuds. The match itself was fine and I love everyone involved, but AEW's booking has me numb on this match type."

[3.0] "[1.75*] A match that only happened for the joke and as this was the only reason I watched it, they had a point. However, wrestling-wise it was very poor, and the RVD/Komander ending 1-on-1 was just sad, lmfao."

[0.0] "Un Wrestlemania sin nada, la peor noche 1, ni Wrestlemania 36 noche 1 fue tan mala como esta, el Rhea Ripley vs Becky Lynch estuvo bien por mucho lo mejor de la noche, La Lucha de escaleras también estuvo bien mucha acción y momentos buenos, desde la lucha en parejas de LWO vs Santos Escobar y Dominik se volvió malo el evento, Jey Uso vs Jimmy Uso Demostrando que no pueden dar una buena lucha individual alemnos que les pongas un luchador bueno, la lucha 3vs3 estuvo bien, me gustaron las entradas de ambos equipos y la lucha estuvo aceptable, el Sami Zayn vs Gunther fue malo lo peor del evento y una sorpresa de la duración del Maint Event, pensé que hiban a ser 30 minutos de entradas y 10 minutos de lucha, The Rock se arriesgo bastante y muy bien utilizado el tiempo de este combate"

[7.0] "Pretty good big man, and I love myself a big man.Pretty good in the ring, but is lacking character, it's also clear the bark thing isn't that over and is just a vocal minority, when he went to stand in deliver to be the 3rd best part of his match, it was clear the bark wasn't over. His character is really bland and boring, but his in-ring work is good, so hopefully he'll find a good character eventually."

[5.0] "This was a mostly pretty boring match that, like most of the matches tonight, served its purpose as a preview match for Dynasty."

[0.0] "Ya el evento venía cansado y con está lucha es obvio que el avión no levanta el avión se estrello, me sorprendió todo lo que lucho The Rock y lo que se arriesgaron todos los que estaban implicando, hay una parte donde em referí esta haciendo la cuenta de 3 y the rock lo saca del ring pero se tarda y alcanza a contar tres y no entiendo porque no gano Cody Rhodes y después de ahí la lucha se volvió más mala, ni todo lo que hizo Román, ni Seth Rollins, ni Cody Rhodes, niThe Rock soprenidendome por la cantifad de lucha que hizo y todo lo que se arriesgó, salvaron el Maint Event y Wrestlemania 40 Night 1, que fue horrible, igual que esta luchalo único bueno fue la duracion y el combate bien hecho y bien planeado, victoria de Roman Reings y The Rock que ers lo Predecible"

[7.0] "[3.5*] Quite good match that did a great job hyping up the PPV. The match was very long and the first half was boring, but they picked things up and did pretty well on the ending stretch. The PAC/Jackson pinfall combination was a spoiler for both title matches at Dynasty, but that is life. There were some beautiful sequences."

[] "Trish Adora is terrible and should be relegated to ROH, if Serena Deeb can't get a good match out of you...jesus..."

[6.0] "I don't see what everyone else does. He's good, but he isn't a 10/10. He's athletic and flippy, but that's it, it's way to early to give him higher than a 6, and even a 6 might be high for how little he's done in his career so far. He is bouncy, but not spectacular"

[6.0] "Solid match by itself, but like all these 6 man tag matches, there wasn't a whole lot to grab onto within the match itself."

[8.0] "The AEW trios division truly is a riddle wrapped in an enigma, and even with the unification match earlier tonight I'm not sure what they wanna do with them. Sure, they have many teams they could make, but they've always felt like they were piggy-backing on the tag division, whereas the House are a very consistent unit that could be (and once was) the centrepiece of the division. For a ragtag bunch of misfits, the so-called Rated Chicken Hawks did very well in unified chemistry, delivering a very solid match where I'm pretty sure we haven't seen the end of the feud."

[3.0] "[1.5*] A 5-minute match where absolutely nothing happened and the biggest takeaway is a botch at the ending. Nothing much to add."

[0.0] "Esto no es una lucha buena solo se disfraza de eso, pero que de lucha buena tiene que Gunther haga tofo y sami Zayn solo de lastima intentando ser querido por la gente para que le tengan lastima se la paso sobreviviendo, eso no es luchar, para que una lucha sea buena todos deben mostrar algo en el ring, yo se que verse dominante también es parte de ub conbate y este tiene sentido cuando el dominante gana oara que el desfavorecido tenga después una revancha contruida, pero aquí fue distinto, el que hizo toda la lucha que fue Gunther se distrae con la esposa de Sami Zayn y con dos movimientos gana Sami Zayn, dejan a Gunther como un idiota y pudieron haber hecho una lucha pareja que sea la mejor de todo Wrestlemania porque ambos lo pueden hacer pero hicieron esta "lucha" horrible"

[7.0] "This went twice as long as I expected given Julia is hurt. She was still able to bump and do most of her stuff to make Willow look good on the way out, but I guess a POUNCE was out of the question since it's a less structured bump. A hot start, a quick heat segment, a comeback, and an emphatic Doctor Bomb to take it with a big pop, pretty much what I wanted out of this. I think with a healthier Hart and twice the time this could've been a lot better but it was a better way to do this than the Storm/Hayter title change. What I don't like is how much they're signposting that Mercedes is getting this title ASAP, relegating such a good babyface as Willow to transitional champion just so Mone can get her win back; I'm sure the DoN match will be very good but Willow deserves more focus for her first title in AEW. ***+, call me biased but Willow's just too likable to go 6 for such a feel-good moment no matter where it leads."

[8.0] "Buena lucha, me gusto este combate 3vs3 la entrada de Damange Ctrl fue muy buena me gustó mucho y la de Bianca, Naomi y Jade Cargil estuvo también buena, en cuestión ring puedieron haber dado más la peor del encuentro fue Naomi la sentí un poco de más"

[6.0] "Did what it needed to, which was to get the belt off Julia so she could go recover from nagging injuries, and get the belt on Willow to further her feud with Mercedes Mone. I'm not going to begrudge a match too much for managing to competently go through the motions. Personally, I think Julia showed a little bit too much offence, but not so much as to take one out of the suspension of disbelief; after all, doing complete squash matches for titles really isn't the AEW style, so you still need to protect a champion even when they're dropping the belt."

[6.0] "Essentially a squash match, but a solid one. Willow looked especially good. Favorite spot was Willow being able to pick up Julia from a submission spot, and overall her dominance that she had for the majority of the match. Not much to really say about the match itself, it certainly could have been longer (unless Julia is injured like some comments have said). But hey, the crowd was into it, and the pop for her powerbombing and pinning Julia for the title was big! Let's just ignore that it was certainly overshadowed by Mercedes, eh?"

[5.0] "This was just a quick match because I assume Julia is working hurt, there is no way they would have kept it so short for no reason. Great seeing Willow winning her first AEW title! It was a basic match that saw the babyface hit her finish and win, and there were no false finishes or anything. Mercedes came out after the match, which I think is a heel move as you are cutting off the babyface's celebrations. They once again promoted the big match happening at Double or Nothing, Mercedes' debut. Cool."

[4.0] "This was a weird ass match. It seemed like they were more focused on Mercedes Mone more than the match itself which was really odd. I was expecting this match to be longer to give Willow Nightingale that moment but man did it fall flat. It felt like more like they were going through the motions. Some weird moments like Willow no selling with no story movement and the anti climax of an ending as Willow pinned Julia Hart in 6 minutes. What a waste of what 2-3 months am I right? You build this up for a 6 min match? [**]"

[6.0] "This match was too short, so it ended up being just fine. It had the potential to be way better if they had gotten more time. Here are my favorite moments from this match. Julia baited Willow into doing a dropkick and moved out of the way. Willow countered Julias moonsault with boots to the face. Willow then hit a powerbomb for the win. I honestly wish this match couldve been longer. They didnt get enough time to really have a great match. I guess the rumors might be true about Julia being hurt. Very unfortunate. Great moment for Willow, though."

[9.0] "If you want to create a statement opening match to prove the doubters wrong, then Okada vs. Pac definitely is a brilliant choice. We all had our own concerns that Okada couldn't quite translate his amazing style for American audiences, but he has been constantly proving people wrong over the past six weeks. Pac is a brilliant dance partner who also elevates any card he's on if you give him enough time and space to work. Okada might still have residual face energy because, you know, he's that much of a legend, and he deserves a lot of credit for seamlessly managing to remind people he's a heel."

[3.0] "** I guess Julia really is injured. This match was dissappointingly short, although Willow winning and celebrating with the belt was nice. But if Julia Hart is hurt, than maybe a three or four way could have been booked intsead to add more action, length, and make Willow's win more meaningful. Now she'll defend against Mercedes Mone at Double Or Nothing, where she might lose. So a short and dissappointing match to win the belt, and than a short reign for Willow Nightingale. It doens't sound good, but I understand these choices made be made."

[7.0] "A really fun trios match that was all over the place despite Malakai very clearly avoiding bumps and working slow, I guess he hasn't fully recovered from his issues. Copeland is an absolute beast right now, he's working his ass off and over as hell to boot. Mark Briscoe looked better here than most of his AEW work as well, just firing on all cylinders and hitting some huge stuff while remaining super charismatic. Brody was the workhorse of the House here, doing and taking many of the biggest spots for his team, which is why he's the most over on the team for now. Eddie I think didn't get a ton in here, same with Buddy, but nothing bad from them either. ***1/2"

[9.0] "Great opener. What a good way to start a ppv. Okada and Pac worked amazing in the combat. The DDT out of the ring was one of the highlights of the match. This is the best Okada's match since he signed to AEW. The deadlift german suplex of Pac to Okada was beautiful. It was funny when Okada was going to do the rainmaker, and then he shows the middle finger in front of the crowd. Kazuchika Okada is playing very well the heel gimmick in All Elite Wrestling. Finally when Pac was going to hit his finisher to Okada, he made the rainmaker and wins the match."

[7.0] "Good match. Everyone got their moment to shine and it continued the trend of the crowd being really hot and up for everything on the card so far. House of Black are always great, but Cope, Kingston and Briscoe were really good too. Some really cool moments but the match probably should have been just a few minutes shorter. The finish was great and sets up the match that we all want to see. We can assume that it will be Malakai vs Copeland at Double or Nothing for the TNT title. Good job from all parties involved."

[7.0] "Exactly what House of Black, and Malakai in particular, needed to boost their momentum. A fun car crash of a six man tag, high energy throughout the match, but had some room to breath throughout. Brody King looked incredibly strong in this one, put over as a dominant threat. The hype for Malakai vs. Copeland grew exponentially with this one. Eddie was the weakest of the six in my opinion, but even with that I enjoyed the match, was nothing groundbreaking, but a really fun match with all six men putting in a good effort."

[7.0] "**** While not a necessary additon to the card, this was still real good. Maybe ran a little too long with the amount of matches on the main show, but I was never bored and it never really dragged. Mark Briscoe to me was the standout and Eddie Kingston falling over after chopping Brody King was funny. It is always good to see the House Of Black on pay-per-view and they always deliver. Each person in this match added someting to it, creating a chaotic atmosphere. Eddie had the strikes, Briscoe did and took big moves, Copeland was the crowd favorite, & the House were great as always."

[5.0] "This match was alright. Ken Shamrock had a short, but decent run in the beginning of TNA, and it was smart to put the NWA Championship on him first as he was an established name. Ron Killings had a run in WWE before as K-Kwik, years before he was R-Truth, and the run Killings had in TNA cemented him as a star. The match was short and had it gone longer, it could have been better, but the finish suffered from various wrestlers interfering and attacking both men. Why the match didn't end by double disqualification or no contest, I don't know. Apolo gave a superkick that was aimed at Killings, but he hit Shamrock instead. This allowed Killings to win the match and the NWA title. Match was decent, but it really was most well known for Ron Killings getting the big win and being the first black NWA Champion. **1/2"

[7.0] "This match was just made to fill up the card and build up to Malakai Black vs. Adam Copeland for the TNT Title which sounds like a FUCKING banger so I'm excited to see that match soon enough! Maybe for Double or Nothing or another Dynamite? This looks really good for Dynasty since AEW's weeklies have been lacking a lot lately so this could be a changing point in things to come...or.. not who knows. This was a good match but the only negative I have is this match was a bit too long and the Triple Spear spot made no sense. Do they have a hivemind? [***1/2]"

[10.0] "A really hot opener, just two athletic guys with a lot to prove going hard. Nothing you wouldn't expect from either guy, but DAMN is Okada fantastic when he isn't forced to drag out his matches for 30+ minutes. Everything looks so much better when there's less stalling, and PAC keeping the pace up at his breakneck speeds and crazy air time just bolstered that even more. The bumps PAC took here were also super gnarly, the DDT to the floor, the shotgun dropkick to the corner, the knees up to his jaw on the last Black Arrow, he was destroyed here, and Okada finally managed to get heat by not playing to the crowd at ALL and just being a smug prick which he is incredible at. The crowd going wild for some of this was just the cherry on top. Not as innovative as Ali vs Something from yesterday but damn was it just that much hotter. ****1/2"

[6.0] "Going with a 6 for my first review. Thought the match suffered from a lack of early establishment for the heel/face divide. This was naturally made up for by a slew of impressive moves (bonus points for PACs top rope springboard moonsault and DDT selling), but there was not a real story to follow in this opener for about 75% of the contest. That final 25%, however, was where it picked up for me. Okadas heel tendencies and many close calls by PAC helped me get into this match. Overall, a fine opener in my book, impressive athletically, but wish we got more heel Okada early on."

[9.0] "An absolutely amazing opening match. Kazuchika Okada and PAC go all out with this one. Even my mom was paying attention to this one. Okada is obviously the better wrestler and a more than worthy winner but I was really pulling for PAC here. He was out with injuries for most of last year and could have really used the Continental Title. But Okada out wrestled PAC and deserved his win. But still, PAC put up a hell of a fight and almost certainly reminded the fans with short memories why he's such a valued member of any roster that he's on."

[8.0] "****1/2 Great opener! What a way to introduce fans to Kazuchika Okada. While not an "New Japan" style of an Okada match, this match was a fantastic taste of what's to come soon from the champ. PAC was no slouch either, of course. PAC sold Okada's DDT's beautlifully, and performed an amazing Top Rope Asai Moonsault. Okada replacing his Rainamker pose with a middle finger was hilarious. The crowd was on fire too, popping huge for every big move and nearfall, and even chanting "Holy s***" when the bell rang. The audience honestly added to this match almost as much as the wreslters involved did. This match was good fun."

[10.0] "I liked this match much more than the one in "Wrestle Kingdom". Both are incredible fights and serious candidates for match of the year, but this particular fight feels special...., maybe it's because of Ospreay's intention, because of the passion of the audience or maybe it's because of the Tiger Driver 91.... That's probably why. 5/5"