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[8.0] "Extremely fun show. Liv winning the title was such a good feel good moment. Even if her reign didn't end well, it helped her as a character a ton and sure as hell was better than what they gave her back in 2022. The 2nd, 4th, and main event was all great stuff really. Nia vs Lyra is forgettable but the match itself is actually decent on rewatch. That finish looked nasty and great at the same time."

[8.0] "The match was the best of the evening. Plenty of spots were incredible. I was thrilled that Iyo fought alongside Kairi again, I loved their chemistry at the start of the match. Iyo's "Swanton DDT" at the end of the match really impressed me. WWE is lucky to have a wrestler like her on their roster. I hope Kairi continues to be featured. And congratulations to Raquel for winning, I was surprised by her victory."

[10.0] "This match is an absolutely insane look at a peak time for the Japanese indie scene pre-NOAH with an 8 man tag that allows every single participant to shine, an extremely uncommon occurrence. Gran Hamada is wrestling in the very style he popularized in Japan, and at 47 has not missed a beat with some of the moves he gets up to here. I had no idea that Dick Togo was ever as mobile or agile as this during any point in his career, Sasuke predictably gels very well with Battlarts, and Gran Naniwa does an amazing job at getting the snot beaten out of him and still getting the crowd to rally for him. The more heavy hitting shoot style works to the benefit of everyone in this match where every strike and top rope move feels legitimately devastating, and I love that they found a believable way for Naniwa to hit his stupid Crab Walk Elbow. There are a bunch of incredible double and even triple submission holds and a bunch of gravity defying tilt a whirl moves that I have never seen before, including a baseball slide head scissors that looked way cleaner than you'd expect it to. There are certainly lull periods in this match, but what it's hot, it is HOT."