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[6.0] "I don't know if thats Toni Storm problem or what but her character is awesome, but her matches are, mediocre at best. Better fight than Storm vs Purazzo. i dunno why"

[8.0] "Well, it seems to me that such an opponent as Shinsuke is what Sheamus needs right now after his return. Well, something new is maturing between Drew and the Celtic Warrior. Of course, we have already seen more than one Banger after Banger after Banger from them. And what made me smile was Michael Cole's botch before the Sheamus and Shinsuke match: "For the first time, McIntyre vs. Sheamus up next.""

[4.0] "This has Kiniski as a weak substitute for Dennis Condrey. At least there was a clean pinfall finish. 2.25 stars."

[] "thought the show was very solid. Battle Royal was much better than expected. Becky winning the title is the right move I think"

[3.0] "A pretty boring undercard match. I thought it was focused more on the managers than the wrestlers. 1.75 stars."

[7.0] "The match is good, but I would be more pleased with the victory of JD and Santos. An unfair victory, of course, but at least like this. And the defeat after defeat, after defeat of both JD and Santos disappoint me, but maybe they both have nothing to lose now. Okay, JD is still far from Damien Priest, who should be winning now. But Santos as the leader of the stable Legando Del Fantasma should won something, otherwise, welcome back on NXT after few months."

[6.0] "This is a tornado tag match to be clear. I thought it was decent, other than the finish. It was a trainwreck like tornado tags usually are, so it was fun. 3 stars."

[4.0] "Okay can we stop this Awesome Truth push, I just don't understand why DIY lost, I hope DIY stops DX cosplay ASAP, I thought the match was and I didn't enjoy it. I thought DIY was the correct winner, not Awesome Truth, I hope Awesome Truth lose the title ASAP"

[7.0] "It was nice to see Nanami finally win something after debuting almost 7 years ago, but I didn't think she had some kind of a memorable or stand-out performance, instead Mizunami and Matsumoto were in the spotlight and Mizunami in the end carried her team to victory. Just good pro-wrestlers had a good pro-wrestling match that the crowd was into, an enjoyable time. ***1/4"

[2.0] "The pre-match segment was fun, then the match started and the fun stopped. It's largely just a one sided beat down from Tiger to Zebraman with no real payoff within the match. The post match save from Dusty and Corino points towards it being more for story, but the match could have been shorter and to achieve this."

[7.0] "Strong match up, you wont get a bad one with the talent involved here. Nothing emotional but overall some great action"

[7.0] "Okay, the first title defense of the Awesome Truth. I was completely sure that DIY wouldn't win, so I put up with it in advance. But I still hope that sooner or later Johnny and Tommaso will win the championship. Although, maybe they will go after the draft on the same brand as Grayson and Austin. And DIY will be challenged for titles A-Town Down Under."

[7.0] "The battle royal match didn't highlight anyone specifically in this match (perhaps Nia Jax, to some degree), but given the lack of depth at the top of the Women's division, there weren't many options for the Champion. For me, it was either Becky or Liv. After being the runner-up on back-to-back Royal Rumble matches, Liv continues to come close to the title, but not close enough. With the absence of Rhea Ripley, Raquel Rodriguez, Alexa Bliss & Carmella, I hope the WWE Draft brings new storylines for the Women's division (both on Raw and SD)."

[9.0] "Outstanding for a battle royal, all the women had chance to show off their skills and whilst many wanted another winner, there's always time in the future to tell another story"

[] "One of my top WCW matches ever, along with the '92 WarGames match. Eddie is at his most vicious, while having the most swagger. The moonsault DDT makes this match legendary by itself, but the way everything feels organic and as smooth as can be makes it one of the best."

[8.0] "Nice match as usual between these teams, though hearing that it was going to happen again didnt exactly get my interest. Theyve fought so many times that it is hard to get interested again. Odds are this is not going to sit well with Gunther, who has been tired of Imperium screwing up more than once. New Day getting a win helps them a bit, but they still need something new."

[9.0] "It was a great match and it felt like classic and old matches in the Smackdown brand. The audience reaction was good and helped make the match more interesting. The performance of all 8 wrestlers present in the match was good and they all did their best. I give this match 9 points."

[9.0] "The match and feud that reminds me of the Kurt Angel and Chris Benoit matches and really has a very high potential to become one of the best feuds in the history of the main roster in terms of match quality. Everything about this feud is great and I'm enjoying it . I give this match 9 points."

[6.0] "The match was decent but showed nothing new. Andrade is strong; Ricochet is athletic; JD is a reliable stooge and Santos... Well, Santos wasn't supposed to be in this match, but he gelled well with JD, considering that Dom is out injured. It was a nice way to build Andrade and his feud with The Judgement Day. Next week's 6-Man tag team match with Jey Uso on one side and Damian Priest on the other should be an entertaining one."

[9.0] "It was really a great match and one of the best and most memorable matches in the history of women's wrestling and WWE. IYO's performance in this competition was excellent. I give this match 9 points ."

[8.0] "The match was good: nothing bad, but nothing special either. But after the match Ludwig kicked Giovani out of the Imperium. This beating was wonderful. And GUNTHER's reaction to this is also quite interesting. Well, now we are waiting for a new member of the Imperium. Giovani will most likely return on the NXT, I hope he will prove himself solo there and win the North American Championship as a minimum. The match itself is 6/10, but the actions after the match deserve 8/10."

[4.0] "I'm surprised about the fact that Nia Jax didn't destroy Sasha's injured leg, because she could be able to. (4/10)"

[6.0] "It is evident that Sheamus is out of practice and needs more time in the ring to regain his composure. But I'm so happy to see him back in the ring after missing so much time due to injury. His match against Nakamura was better than the one last week against Ivar. I'm curious to see where he drops in the WWE Draft and follow his story. Having Sheamus feud with Drew (until CM Punk is cleared to wrestle) is an excellent way to bring him to the fold."

[8.0] "Thought this was a great world title match. Samoa Joe came to work here as all of stuff albeit simple looked great and he brutalized Swerve with his work and his mannerism are just amazing. The most brutal looking thing Joe probably did was the powerslam onto the exposed concrete. Swerve began slowing Joe down after he chopped his arm into the post, and he began targeting the left arm of Joe here in order to slow the big mans offense down. The built to the ending well, and all of the near-falls/big moves were logical. Its a shame Swerve missed the initial stomp on Joe, because that wouldve been an amazing finish for his first world title win, but I still thought this was great nonetheless.****"

[7.0] "They had to follow that insane Danielson/Ospreay match so they struggled with the crowd here but this was a good match overall. I wouldve preferred a straight wrestling match, because Im over seeing ladder matches in 2024 and seeing the dynamic with FTR as faces and the Bucks as heels wouldve been great but you cant have everything you want in life. They went for one crazy spot to one crazy spot after another and yet none of it was anything we really hadnt seen yet. The blood from Dax definitely gives this some extra points, and the best wrestler in this match was easily Cash to me. As one expected Jack Perry cost FTR the match and helped The Bucks win the titles.***1/2"

[9.0] "I dont think this was the greatest match ever, or even the greatest match of either guys career but this was amazing. The crowd made this match feel like the biggest thing ever from the start with the way they were reacting, and them chanting were not worthy was quite funny although a bit self indulgent. I loved the opening exchanges with them grappling, and Bryan dodging Ospreays kicks was so cool to me for some reason. Bryan caught Ospreay with a kick right to the gut when he went for a springboard dive, and although Bryan tried working on it Will isnt smart enough to sell it for the duration of the match(he does sell initially fine enough), because he wants to get his shit in although his offense does look amazing to be fair, but its a shame that Danielson limb work doesnt really matter. I could also say the same thing about Danielsons attempted arm work here as well. This match really connects when they go all out and start hitting tiger drivers off the top rope, oscutters on the apron and countering triangle chokes into a Styles Clash. Danielson hitting a buzaki knee as Ospreay went for an oscutter was probably the high spot of the move that was legit insane. The spot where they both stared at each other, and then both went for their respective running finisher felt like something youd see in anime that was really cool. Ospreay definitely killing Danielson with a tiger driver 91 and another blade runner was the right finish to this, this gets extra points at the end for Bryan doing the seizure spot too.I dont enjoy every Ospreay epic, and while this one has its flaws, which was mainly just Ospreays selling. This ended up being one of them with all the big stuff connecting, because Bryan made Ospreay work for it, and the crowd making this feel big time helps too. This never felt long despite going 32 minutes.****1/2"

[6.0] "This was mainly a back and forth match here, and I thought it was easily Toni Storms best match under the new gimmick although that isnt really a hard bar to clear. There was an underlying story for a bit of Rosa having a bad back, but that was only picked up when convenient. ***1/4"

[6.0] "This match was on TV so often that you can't even distinguish them. Granted, both teams work well in the ring, but we've already had enough of this feud. After what happened post-match, I'm intrigued by Imperium's storyline. Now that Kaiser has turned on Vinci, it will be interesting to see how it affects all three superstars."

[2.0] "Well this was sloppy and not in a good way specifically. The crowd despised Jericho, and he played it up here by going full blown heel by using all kinds of illegal tactics. Shane his actual work in between that stuff wasnt good. Hook was fine here, he didnt do anything to make this any worse or better. Hook kicks out of a bunch shit here to make him look better in defeat I suppose. Jericho finally ended this bad match with a baseball shot to Hook.*1/2"

[8.0] "This was a really good match. Theres nice dual limb targeting here with Strong going after Kyles back here and Kyle going after Strongs leg. Both guys sold really well here, and I throughly enjoyed Strongs back work here, he did some really brutal stuff to it. What holds this back from getting the full 4, is they quite dont connect on the ending here with the final stretch not being built up properly and the match kind of just ending flat. Also why did Wardlow come out if he wasnt even get involved here? ***3/4"

[4.0] "This wasnt much due to Julias injury, but it accomplished its goal of getting the title on Willow and she got a big pop when she one.**1/4"

[6.0] "This was a good match with good energy from the baby face team, and the match went into craziness at the end. This accomplished what it needed to with Malaki pinning Edge, but this wouldve been better if they went for a 12-14 minute bombfest as opposed to what we got here.***"

[8.0] "They went long here considering, this was a PPV opener but they structured it well enough for this to work. Okada worked over Pacs neck here, and that DDT from the barricade onto the floor was brutal. Pac was bumping his off, had solid selling and his offense mainly looked good here outside of his forearms I thought. Okada did the little stuff as a heel here great with his smug facial expressions, and him flipping off the fans after his rainmaker pose rocked. After some nice counters at the end, Okada got his knees up into the jaw of Pac and a rainmaker for the win.****"

[5.0] "I appreciate the idea of the two referees due to the episode happened two weeks before, but it created a too much chaotic situation at the end of the match. And I don't like so much the fact that Cesaro and Sheamus' reign lasts only one month. (5.5/10)"

[7.0] "The show's opener was the best match of the night. Awesome Truth and DIY have great in-ring chemistry, making it enjoyable to watch. I'm happy that R-Truth has the chance to shine while also keeping his comedy act alive. DIY is one of the best tag teams in WWE. Perhaps they'll get their chance to hold the titles at some point. Considering what transpired after the match, it'll be interesting to see how Cimapa's story develops."

[6.0] "This was a perfectly fine war games style match. I also think a second ring and more time could have helpt the match, but it was fine. I think it was a good decision to combine all the existing feuds on this match, it made it interesting and a logic development on all the rivalries. The weapons helpt to build momentum and to add drama to the match, there are a couple of cool spots, such as the one with the table on Jarrett breaking a guitar on Daniels. Chris Harris made a strong performance with some cool moves such as his spear or the catatonic. After the match there is a big brawl between a great part of the roster. Douglas and the New Church are in the ring with Raven and they cut his hair, building to a hair vs hair match soon. The War Games was nothing espectacular, but was fine, it had some cool moments."

[6.0] "It's hilarious the fact that this match has a goal after the Steel Cage Match between Becky and Alexa, and it's most hilarious the fact that it works. (6/10)"

[] "Odd this rating is so low, this was a brilliant match, solid 8/10 without question. Best work I've seen from Thunder in AEW, and Storm's best match with this gimmick. Great stuff."

[10.0] "This was maybe the second or third best live match i've ever seen. Absolutely amazing. They played off the crowd and the definition of 'psychology' was in full effect here. The crowd ate up EVERYTHING and worshiped these too even through simple stuff. Then again besides the chants, They actually put on a fucking incredible match that is a once in a life time."

[] "I think this match was better than expected. We get it, the people do not want Jericho anymore, but the match he put on was pretty good, so that's what we're rating here, not the general dislike of Jericho. The FTW rules helped a lot, the plunder spots saved a match that was otherwise doomed to fail on this loaded card. I particularly liked how HOOK showed he's the more resilient man by kicking out twice out of the Judas Effect. Even though it's theoretically inside the rules, Jericho practically couldn't beat HOOK until he used his bat. So the story here is that HOOK does not need to learn from Jericho, Jericho needed the bat to bring the man down. Jericho plays the delusional babyface but in the end throws that away and goes back to heel tactics because he couldn't accept that HOOK is better than him, it's a pretty nice story they told."

[5.0] "Another aesthetically pleasing teamup between (soon-to-be-known-as) The Elite, as they clash with three great rivals. KUSHIDA got the win with an O'Conner Roll on one Buck and a German Suplex to the other Buck, which is the first time ive ever seen someone win with that kind of double-up spot. [3]"

[9.0] "Great match. Jericho know exactly what he is doing and is getting massive heat. Amazing amount of bumping for the junior, and taking real risks, like the table spot and trashcan suplex. Gave hook the kick out of Judas effect, think only second time in aew, really giving everything to make hook look good and for the crowd love him. Interested to see where this goes, but looks like Jericho has got back into his groove"

[9.0] "This was the best match otf the tournament. It felt important, as both competitors gave it all to take the win. I knew that this was going to be good, but not that good. This two have some insane chemistry, shown on the great counters, nearfalls and pin attempts. The first half of the match was decent, with some cool sequences such as the one at the start and some cool moves, such a wheelbarrow german suplex by Sabin. But then they snapped and begun to do some great counters sequences that were insane. I loved the rollups sequence. Usually this kind of spots are done on a lame way and don't add anything to the match, instead here they tried everything and everyone could have been the end of the match. They were done on a great way and at the end of this long sequence they both fall to the ground because of the exhaustion. They make more counters and the hit some cool moves, for example the Guerrera's wheelbarrow bulldog out of nowhere or the double underhook piledriver. Sabin countered a Juvi Driver with a cool DDT. The ending sequence was great, Sabin hits a superplex, both guys try to pin each other at the same time. Them Juvi hits the Juvi Driver and the 450 splash, but Sabin get his foot on the rope on a great nearfall. Sabin recovers and hits the Future Shock to win the tournament. It's a big win for Sabin to elevate his career. Nice performances that portray him as one of the top wrestlers of the company."

[4.0] "Enjoyed the smoking weed/becoming high joke with Allie initially but then it dragged on. The Stoners almost dumped Allie on her head in a scary biel toss which really could have ended badly. The match probably didn't need to go beyond a solid ten minutes either really. To be a little more positive, the crowd love Bussy, Effy comes in hot on the initial tag and The Stoners do have some nice double team moves they pull off."

[6.0] "El Desperado gets taken to school by Liger, as he looks to cripple the challenger's arm early on. Despy rebukes this and gets the help of his Suzuki-gun stablemates to target Liger's own arm. After Tiger Mask (IV) evens the odds, it gets a lot more equally fought, not a lot of exciting heat from Despy but Liger's expertise in shine comes through when fighting through his hurting arm. [3.25]"

[8.0] "This is shockingly great for a TV match from this era, both these guys are wrestlers but 2008 WWE especially on Smackdown wasn't the best. Still, this was a lot of fun. Shelton gets heat and dominates Jimmy throughout the match while Yang goes for multiple hope spots but gets cut off by the Gold Standard. Jimmy is such a believable underdog that the crowd bites everytime he gets a near fall and Shelton is so good at false finishes like his mentor Kurt Angle. Just when it looks Jimmy gets the finishing touch, Shelton gets out of the way and advances to the Money in the Bank ladder match. It's a shame Yang was never in a MITB because I feel like he'd be perfect as the spot guy in that match. But luckily Shelton is also a pretty good spot guy and honestly probably should have won one those ladder matches. But at least this match was super fun. ****"

[] "Understandable, need DIY to drop that DX Gimmick before they win any Tag titles and please Miz leave the Rapping to R-Truth alone."

[6.0] "Besides the ending of the match, the entire match was too dull, and the match design was terrible. Sami and Gunther shouldn't have just put on such a match. They have enough match ability to complete a "A or A+" level match, and the match presented probably only a "B+". If it were other wrestler, I might give a score of 7+."

[6.0] "Some really cool spots in this one and a nice mix of people. The finish took a little long to set up, which kind of killed the pacing of the match. The others could have been doing more on the outside while the doors were set up in the ring to hold the attention of the crowd and give us something to watch on stream outside of just the set up."

[6.0] "KZT had her revenge on Rose, and that was cool to witness it. Her technical style made her stand out from the rest, but Rose seems to be a dynamic talent. She put on simple moves, but they were done well and with good motivation. A superb showing for both women at the end of the day in the undercard."

[7.0] "A pretty fun 3-Way. And it was a good 3-Way, not just two lads on the mat and one dying outside and so forth. Three hungry lads who put on some cool spots and sequences. A good sprint, that is a sure thing. These three talents who have good potential. Hill is an intense guy, Lucky Ali may have the X factor, while Ray is a fun character who can also be credible when it is needed."

[6.0] "A sweet and cool bout to start off the PPV. I don't know why the DPW fans were that hyped up to see Ho Ho Lun, but their voices added a bit to the fight. Lun and Bandit had a good time on the mat and put each other well over. Some cool moves put on time to time. A solid showcase for two appreciable talents."

[7.0] "Bobby is a very good performer and he was one of the most credible fighters to make ending Nakamura's second reign as NXT Champion. Probably the main problem of this match is the fact that it's too long. (7/10)"

[3.0] "Corino does a lot to help make Dusty presentable here, but 2004 Dusty wasn't going to be able to do a ton and it shows here. His offense is very labored and Corino has to drag a Rhodes chant out after consistently digging at big Puro names (particularly Hashimoto and Ogawa). The tag matches Dusty had been in on the first couple HUSTLE shows did a better job of letting him get his signature offense in and not exposing his current state. That luxury was not available in this case."

[10.0] "This was the greatest of all time match I have ever seen. The first half of the match proved that Roman Reigns is still a great wrestler when he's serious, and the finale was perfect for the undoubted WWE champion who has ruled the ring for 1316 days. The middle and end of the game explained the entertainment charm of professional wrestling, which is irreplaceable by any other sports, and the end of the game brought an unprecedented sense of epic and fatalism.Without any surprises, this will be the best story match of the year."

[6.0] "This match was decent - nothing extraordinary but not disappointing either. I was rooting for DIY to win, yet I get why its not the right time for Awesome Truth to drop the titles. Fingers crossed for a title change at Backlash. The most notable moment came post-match when Tommaso Ciampa didnt shake hands with Awesome Truth. I'm keen on seeing DIY stay united for now, but curious about the potential fallout from this angle."

[5.0] "There was some fine action here, but it was a mixture in terms of interesting spots. Mini Abismo Negro was a lot of fun in this one and I enjoyed the action when he was in the ring quite a bit. Pimpinela and Polvo had some fun interactions with one another when they were in the ring, which I think is enjoyable in small portions of the match."

[10.0] "Impossible not to love this. Athletic competition and simple story (who is this best in the world? ) done utter justice. Instant classic, good pacing, iconic moments."

[7.0] "A good ending to a long night of wrestling. Happy for swerve getting the victory that he deserved. Interesting to see where and what hes going to be doing now as the world champion of AEW. Hes put in the work and got what he wanted. No clue whats next for joe. As for the match it was alright not the best of the night but kept steady."

[5.0] "The most TNA match ever for real, on the one hand it's so overbooked and far-fetched that it's absurd, but on the other it's so entertaining to see Bully Ray get his ass whipped that I don't just get a bad feeling from it. Styles had earned this last great moment, this last title run and he was the one destined to end Bully's reign from the start so he had to win this match. Once again, the booking is what it is, but both men did what they could."

[7.0] "Another good match but what do you expect from 2 teams of this level. Theyve now had banger after banger. It was tough for them to go on after ospreay and Bryan but they did well. Pulling out all the stops and doing some absolutely crazy moves. The ending was good and what theyve been leading up too. Interesting to see where it goes."

[10.0] "WO is unquestionably one of the best professional wrestlers today, but his performance in the early stages of recent matches has been satisfactory but not outstanding. Perhaps he's trying to change things up; in his recent match against Claudio, he chose to skip the early match rhythm. In this match, he relied on BD's tempo and his own stylistic interactions. BD's match tempo has always been at a master level, keeping the entire match engaging every second, thus raising the baseline level of the entire match. In the later stages, it's always been WO's domain; even though he toned down some moves, his performance remains nearly perfect. In my view, this match may be the best of the year, second only to the 2019 Super JR Cup match between WO and Shingo Takagi in history."

[8.0] "Now Im a very biased person when it comes to Will Ospreay. Ive watched him since his progress days. However everyone banging on about this one is very justified as the match itself was completely insane. However I think since hes been in AEW there just hasnt been the same storytelling from him that we had in new Japan. Plus his matches are starting to become stale because hes doing a copy and paste of his moveset. Also Bryan v Ospreay story was Im better than you . And thats about it. To be honest they could have had a backstage segment earlier on in the night and thats about as much story as we could have had."

[] "Sheamus needed this match with Shinsuke in order to show everyone that the CELTIC WARRIOR IS FINALLY BACK ! Shinsuke and Sheamus have a great chimestry in ring."

[6.0] "Just another predictable outcome for this one. They do nothing to actually make me think thunder Rosa is even with a chance of winning this match. The timeless gimmick is beginning to run dry now and thats because they arent putting any more effort into developing it into a better character. The hype it had is whats keeping it going. Overall just a toilet break of a match that you can catch highlights of later and not miss a beat."

[2.0] "Jericho is seriously pushing beyond his years now. I think his ego is 100% getting in the way. Why hes going over on hook I have no idea. What Jericho needs to do is as the crowd were saying retire. Is he going to do that. No he probably will not. Which is unfortunate because hes had a good career but I question why hes still going."

[6.0] "Another alright match on what I see as an alright card so far. These 2 have countless matches against each other but this one just didnt seem to match up with some off the other matches these have had. Kyle looked a little rust which is completely understandable so maybe they should have waited for this match at the next PPV."

[6.0] "there were a lot of no contest/DQ/screwy finishes in this show this week that failed to benefit anyone involved. If you count the sections post-DQ as part of the match, though, this one stands out because Tiffy's moonsault during her post-match beat down is absolutely the best one she's hit on the main card thus far."

[6.0] "A fun opening tag match, it's a low stakes match so it never does anything overly ambitious given the talent involved, but still makes for a fun watch. Only real criticism would be that the ending sequence came off a bit messy, but still got the job done."

[3.0] "Im not gonna beat around the bush. It was a bad match. Julia being injured I completely understand that and the effect it had in this match. But ultimately the match just wasnt even there. Nothing special in this one. But julia character work is top notch as normal"

[5.0] "An ok match. Dragged on could have shaved off a good 5 minutes off this match. Or this could have easily have been a tv main event match. Its clear we were just setting up black v Copeland for the next PPV. Just seems like this match wasnt needed on PPV"

[5.0] "it's very, very strange to have a come-down match immediately after a Wrestlemania match, and the finish made LA look dumb and, as far as heel-cheats finishes goes, isn't anything particularly memorable. This is a subpar match with two superstars who are capable of better--and have done better, recently, with each other!"

[6.0] "10 minutes are too short for a Fatal 4-Way match in which there's a Women's Title Shot in a PPV. However, the four performers made the possible for an acceptable match. (6/10)"

[7.0] "Mixed feelings about this one because there was some really good stuff with really good storytelling but the ending was really bad and I found the crowd really dead for this match, Angle & Roode didn't have the energy they deserved to have and it didn't match whereas in the ring it was excellent. Roode's transition from Angle Lock to Crossface was my favorite thing of the match, and I must also mention his intelligence when he got out of the Angle Lock with the help of the referee. I still liked it, but I feel that something bothered me."

[6.0] "I think this match was very good but unfortunately I just cannot give it any higher than a 6 due to there really being nothing for me to care about in this match. You walk in knowing exactly whos going win and walk out with that exact result. There was nothing to keep me engaged."

[5.0] "As messy as any War Dogs match should be. A match that did a really good job of building a series of matches in a very short space of time."

[6.0] "I think that this match was fine, there was some cool spots, and it was one of the best Jericho's matches in a while... The only problems are the finish, as I don't think Jericho needs a title in 2024, even if it's "just" the FTW Title, and the second one is the crowd, bc all I've heard from people on Twitter and on some certain crowds of AEW is that Y2J's washed and not good anymore (or even worse), but I do ABSOLUTELY NOT think the same, I still like seeing Jericho on my TV and I don't understand the hate, especially when you know he is 52..."

[6.0] "Another standard will Ospreay match really, I'm struggling to get invested in his tv matches as they're very obvious especially when he's about to have a dream match with Danielson. This was fine, but I dont always love Ospreays in ring style, especially with how long his matches can take to get interesting."

[8.0] "A great match, with a splendid pearl of story-telling when #DIY, despite their victory at Toronto, were not able to win in the same way against Authors of Pain. In any case, #DIY was the best WWE tag team in those period. (8/10)"

[8.0] "Another damn good bout to add to the Hardy/Aries series, they had an excellent chemistry together from their first match and you could have them face off in any context they were bound to deliver. It wasn't their best one, as their Ladder match remains obviously the best, but it was everything you could ask for from an opener like this, packed with action and a loud crowd. Aries' Brainbuster from the second rope was insane."

[7.0] "This had its moments with the athleticism and flips, but they werent exactly gelling in a lot of ways. Some of the stuff was looking a bit messy and at the same time, the match was kind of confusing as Ricochet and Andrade arent a regular team and Escobar is a replacement. Andrades push continues though, and he might be in line for something bigger if he stays on this path."

[8.0] "This is the kind of match that Sheamus needed to really show that hes back. The match was about taking two hard hitting stars and letting them beat the fire out of each other for awhile. Odds are well be seeing something between Sheamus and McIntyre, so its nice to see Sheamus getting a nice boost on the way there."

[6.0] "Entertaining action without much more to say. Both go for their classic moves in the safest way possible, creating a fun show off without further pretensions. ***"

[7.0] "Awesome Truth isnt exactly out there to have instant classics but they work well enough to get by. They needed to get their first win like this and it went well, as DIY are great choices for such opponents. At the same time, DIY needs to win something already, but Im not sure I can imagine it happening anytime soon."

[7.0] "Good main event and especially good final between Styles and Magnus, if anyone could pull off such a good Magnus match it was obviously Styles and I'd certainly have put a higher rating if it hadn't been for that ridiculous intervention by Roode, Daniels & Kazarian. I don't understand why there wasn't a DQ, it didn't make sense. But I managed to get back into the match afterwards because it was really solid. Styles was on his way out of the company so it was obvious he was going to have one last big title match at Bound For Glory."

[9.0] "They did the almost impossible task of going after the probable GOAT on American soil match but somehow still delivered and over. Young Bucks and FTR are definitely the 2 greatest teams of this era and no ones close. This was their second best match still after the Full Gear one. The spots were real brutal here and the execution was perfect. Its hard to believe these teams do so many tough spots but at the same time are pretty safe in doing them. Jack Perry return elevated this even further. The story is right and this makes Dynamite must watch."

[6.0] "Chris needs a break no doubt like he used to take in WWE, I think he has taken on his ego. But I did not find this match that problematic. It was your usual no dq ppv filler. I do not see in Hook what others see. He was booked very strong, kicking out after 2 judas."

[7.0] "A big brawl a little too one-sided for Bully, but I have to admit it was still a lot of fun with some pretty cool spots, brutality and a crowd really on fire for Anderson, which made his early match offense and comebacks make for a special atmosphere and it was very cool to see. But Bully Ray wasn't going to lose his title so soon after getting it back, so there was no suspense."

[] "This was awesome. 7 star. It was full of spots, speed or surprising moments. It was the best match I saw this year. This is undoubtedly MOTY contender."

[5.0] "This was a typically messy House of Torture match hitting all the usual beats. It picked up a bit once Oleg Boltin got in there, making his first televised post-Young Lion appearance."

[7.0] "Surely better than the previous match of this card, it's a very good work expecially for an extraordinary performer as Andrade Almas. (7/10)"

[5.0] "Pretty fun for the time given, with some pretty hot action and a very invested crowd, but it was far too short to get anything really good out of it. Once again, everything was clean & solid between the two, and I'd just have liked more time, as they cooked well together on the squared circle. But it was too rushed and that's a shame."

[] "8/10. A good to very good match, certainly the best Ospreay match with much more selling and less spamming of big moves. This had Bryan Danielsons fingerprints all over it and that's a good thing. 3 things I didn't like 1) Ospreay needs to work on his standing side kicks, 2 missed wildly and Bryan had to sell them 2)there was no storyline coming into the match except the very basic premise of I'm better than you and need to beat you, so it was really odd that Ospreay went for a count out victory at one point 3) I didn't like the injury at the end, he obviously wasn't when he hit him again and it was overkill."

[8.0] "Another very good match between Styles and Aries, actually their last match together and it was a blast, it was clearly just as good as their bout the month before and they really had a special chemistry together that so should have been developed on PPV with long matches but they didn't. The action was top notch, contested with great intensity and the ending with that beautiful Styles Clash was great."

[5.0] "This opens with a repeat of a really unfunny and dumb comedy spot that these guys did in PWG in the past, so this match did not give a good first impression. There's some impressive feats of athleticism and coordination here between the two teams but it all feels like it lacks any impact. Its basically just a high budget PWG match. I know ladder matches are usually just spotfests but this one was particularly egregious and I think that this tag team pairing seems to just bring the worst out of both teams."

[8.0] "Really good match between two world class pro wrestlers right here, one of the only three non-house-show singles meetings between Styles & Aries and their first in TNA, so it was a highly-anticipated matchup and even more so as part of the Bound For Glory series. Suffice to say, it delivered, it was the best TV main event you could get at the time, everything was super solid and well-executed with some particularly attractive final minutes. The ending is a bit muddled, but the match is excellent."

[6.0] "An acceptable match, also the fans liked it. It has an absence of phatos, but it's still watchable. (6/10)"

[5.0] "In what was Koslov's last full-time match, Hooligans played around and made the champs out to look like a pair of putzs, all while they fought back with their traditional teamwork. It was a lighthearted romp, which i found endearing from Rocky and Alex's ends. [3]"

[5.0] "Fine tag match here between these four. Baxter and Odyssey, while a random team, performed well together."

[6.0] "This was a really high quality multi-man match. The presentation of TMDK as a well oiled machine is working well. Shoma Kato is also developing well."