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[6.0] "As much as I want to talk about how I wish these two could have gone longer and had a better match than they did here, I completely understand why this was as short as it was, and I actually like it, considering Castagnoli's history of time-limit draws in past C2 runs. Furthermore, it especially made sense with the amount of matches that needed to happen on this show ahead of Worlds End."

[10.0] "The final boss of final bosses herself aja kong is one of the greatest wrestlers to ever lace up a pair of boots . One of the most dominant wrestlers in all of Wrestling with some of the greatest longevity that any career in wrestling has ever had . Even 39 years into her career, she still has amazing matches. Legendary matches with manami Toyota, yumiko hotta, meiko satomura, Akira hokuto , hikaru shida , senka Akatsuki and many more have been legendary. Very few people maintain this dominance this long in their career and aja Kong is the definition of a once in a life time talent . Aja Kong notably had 2× wwwa world championship reigns (914 total days ) , ×5 WWWA tag team championship(610 total days ) , ×3 aaaw championships( 664 total days ) , ×3 aaaw tag team championships ( 691 total days ) and many many more titles . Needless to say aja Kong is one of the most dominant champions in joshi wrestling history and in fact wrestling history as a whole . She's shined in every promotion she's been in whether it was ajw , gaea Japan, jwp, sendai girls , oz academy, tjpw, wwf, aew or any other promotion she's been in . Aja Kong is a true legend of Wrestling and may she dominant the world for many many more years ."

[5.0] "Mechanically excellent match with a super hot crowd. Unfortunately there's not much story beyond Mika throws everything at Hash with No plan, Hash beats her with no real plan, amazing execution but it's the same story Sendai's been telling for 7 years with no growth or development. I can see why new fans would love it but as somebody who's followed Sendai for close to a decade it was a tedious retelling. Add to that the ending sequence follows the same house style every ace match has had this year: Ace kicks out of the biggest moves the wrestler she'll likely never put over have, another moves/finisher kickout sequence, ace hits her murder move to finish all totally divorced from what happened in the match before it beyond trading blows. The actual final technique of Hash grabbing on after Mika's super kick was great. But it was still part of a sequence that we've seen in every one of these kind of matches this year. Whilst the crowd very clearly loved it, there's not much of interest here outside of the strength of execution of moves which you get in every Hash/Mika match. I have a hard time liking a match where a super finish gets used on an ace by somebody permanently stuck below her and knowing it would never end the match, it was just to make Hash look strong and inadvertently make Iwata look like a loser again."