Welcome to Cageside Community Star Ratings for AEW: All In London!
For some wrestling fans, star ratings are a way of life. It’s one thing to say that a match is good or bad, but can you actually put a number on it?
The star rating system is a scale ranging from 0 to 5 with increments of 0.25. A five-star match is as close to perfect as it gets while a zero-star match is a complete dud.
Determining the star rating for a given match is a highly subjective process. In general, the goal is to wrap up all the important elements of a match into one simple number. Some factors to consider may include the story and booking of the match, the work rate of the performers, ring psychology, length of the match, audience reaction, and so forth.
The purpose of Cageside Community Star Ratings is for the readers to assign star ratings to every single match on a given AEW pay-per-view event. There is no such thing as a wrong answer because every wrestling fan consumes this art form in a different way.
The next match up for debate from All In is Sting & Darby Allin vs. Swerve Strickland & Christian Cage in a Coffin match.
Please select a star rating in the poll below and discuss your thoughts on this match in the comments section.
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AEW: All In London
By Jeff Wolfe | September 2, 2023
The world of professional wrestling is no stranger to controversy and debate. From the greatest matches of all time to the most disappointing showdowns, fans have always had strong opinions about what makes a good wrestling match. One way that fans express their views is through star ratings. Star ratings are a way for fans to assign a numerical value to a wrestling match, allowing them to quantify their enjoyment and critique of the performance.
Recently, the Cageside Community Star Ratings for AEW: All In London have been released, and the wrestling world is buzzing with excitement and discussion. The Coffin match between Sting & Darby Allin and Swerve Strickland & Christian Cage has garnered a lot of attention and varying opinions from fans.
The star rating system used by the Cageside Community ranges from 0 to 5, with increments of 0.25. A five-star match is considered to be a near-perfect performance, while a zero-star match indicates a complete failure. The rating takes into account various factors, including the story and booking of the match, the work rate of the performers, ring psychology, match length, and audience reaction.
As with any subjective rating system, opinions on the Coffin match vary among fans. Some fans were captivated by the high-flying moves and intense action, awarding the match a high star rating. Others felt that the match lacked a compelling story and did not live up to their expectations