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[] "Immediately we have video package of Will Ospreay, showing his journey when he was wrestling at backyard. It was built as a deeply emotional, cinematic walkthrough of his entire professional wrestling journey, designed specifically for his hometown crowd at Wembley Stadium. As he made his way toward the tunnel, he passed key figures from different chapters of his career. ZSJ, Michael OKU, Richocet, Swerve, two former United Empire, Fletcher and Davis, his wife, Alex Windsoe and finally, his former mentor who he had feud for the past few months, Jon Moxley. And Kenny Omega entrance was okay I guess. I'm not huge fan of anime so I don't really know much about what anime it's playing in background. Nonetheless, still spectacular entrance for both men. It opened with a brief, quiet standoff that almost immediately shattered into a series of stiff, heavy-hitting exchanges. Omega used his sheer size and experience to dictate the early rhythm, repeatedly punishing Ospreay with brutal V-Triggers and driving him into the floor. Eventually both men traded blows. Kenny got the upper hand , the emotional apex came when Omega finally connected with his protected finisher, One-Winged Angel. When O⁠spreay kicked out at two and three-quarters, the stadium erupted, shattering the aura of Omega's ultimate weapon. Kenny went for another OWA but Ospreay counter with tiger driver. Ospreay hit his own OWA but Kenny kicked out at 1, basically at this point, this is Kenny signature to kick out his finisher at 1. Ospreay not wasting time hit another hidden blade and stormbreaker on Kenny and Kenny kick out at 1 and Will gave gun finger on Kenny before hit hidden blade, literally shoot elbow on his face."

[9.0] "Penta and Rey, regardless of where they wrestle, just GET IT man. Whether it's them having barnburners in Mexico, in AEW, together, apart, in WWE, there's always one constant; they're​ just phenomenal wrestlers. This is yet another example of that mastery. Casually giving us a match this good on a pre-tape on Netflix, and then following up with one of the most aura staredowns I've seen, just a day after I was shell-shocked by another big match, we are eating good as wrestling fans. We really are. RATING: 4.5 STARS (****1/2)"

[3.0] ""Just a generic match, but centering a main event around two slow workers just doesn't sit right with me. The silver lining is that it was kept short. If Andre had pulled this off back when he was in better physical condition, it might have been decent, but sadly that wasn't the case in WWF."