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Favorite Match: Robbie V vs Brian Daniels, Lannister vs Pizza Boy.

Favorite Moment: Brian refusing to allow the ref to call the match, Pizza Boy defiant in the face of Lannister.

Most Shocking Moment/Result: Moongoose's NB title win; though it was pre-show, surprised to see Crash win the Hardcore title, good on him.

Who Had the Best/Worst Night: Brian, PB, Nas, Marx. Worst, Robbie, Xavier.

Who Stole the Show: Brian and Robbie. Just...fucking hell.

Rating/General Comments: Everything today was something else. Every match was brilliantly written, the stories were told so well. It's hard to keep people's attention for so, so long but every writer did it. It's hard to really say something that would do today justice; hell if there is I can't fucking think of it. Pain For Pride X simply lived up to expectations and far exceeded them in many ways. Full credit to you Robbie for writing probably the best match I've seen in the three years I've been here.

One fucking million out of ten.

Favorite Match: Is there any answer but the final boss battle we saw at the end?

Favorite Moment: The steel chair callback to a previous Aren/Nas match, as well as that spot where they just started full-on screaming at each other in Japanese. Finn's mid-air submission as well as him running across the Ultimate X cables like a fucking carnival act. Robbie and Brian stealing each other's moves during the main event. Maddie emerging from that Divide and Conquer murderer's row of her, Stephanie, Alexis, and April. PB getting that WELL-DESERVED win after months of fighting hard. Eclipse's gigantic backup showing up. Marx becoming the inaugural Openweight Champion.

Most Shocking Moment/Result: I don't know if any of the results were really shocking. A lot of these matches were pretty evenly matched and could've swung either way (with the exception of like...Ultimate X, we had a pretty good idea of the fact that it wasn't about to be a retention).

Who Had the Best/Worst Night: Best night, any of the winners. Worst night, possibly HRDO. He got fucking destroyed. Or Brody, who not only lost but probably has a broken orbital bone. Another contender is Lannister.

Who Stole the Show: Obvious answer, Brian/Robbie. Backup answer, Jamie/Xav.

Rating/General Comments: 10/10. Season ten ends on a definite high note. Major props to not only everyone who had a hand in this show, but everyone who helped EAW get to this point. This was an absolutely amazing show and I don't think the tenth annual PFP should've played out any differently. Here's to another decade on top.

You cant tell me only 3 people had an opinion on this show. Lets get more responses going right now. Bump.

My answer pretty much the same like the other, lol.

Favorite Match: Robbie V vs Brian Daniels, Lannister vs The Pizza Boy.

Favorite Moment: The Pizza Boy and Moongoose McQueen winning their matches respectively, the ending of Robbie vs Brian match.

Most Shocking Moment/Result: Consuela winning the Specialist champion. Cam is my favourite female promoer of all time (or is it HBG? Kind of toss up between the two, lol) but I thought Brody would kept that belt for like 2 months or so, lol.

Who Had the Best/Worst Night: All the winner had the best nights. The one who got defeated had the worst night.

Who Stole the Show: Bias opinion, but PB, lol.

Rating/General Comments: 10/10. Not trying to knock-off PFP IX, but IMO PFP X is the better PFP between the two. Needless to say, I like both PFP IX and PFP X, lol.

Favorite Match: I am going to be a biased trash because this was my first PFP. So, my match. It was probably the best-written match with my character. We went hard against each other, no one looked weaker than the other. Great back and forth and character development


Favorite Moment: Ryan Marx winning the openweight championship. Well deserved, he has such a bright future.


Most Shocking Moment/Result: Pizza Boy getting justice. Pizza Boy is almost like our Sami Zayn, it was shocking to see him finally get his big moment.


Who Had the Best/Worst Night: Best night goes to Pizza Boy. Justice was truly served, no shade Ken <3


Who Stole the Show: Xav and Jamie. GRULING match, and yet Jamie came out on top. A legend.


Rating/General Comments: 10/10. Action from start to finish. The momentum never died.

Favorite Match: Oh god, this is a tough one. My favorite matches of the night definitely have to be Pizza Boy vs Lannister and Brian Daniels vs Robbie V.

Brian is a humble dude but his writing is one of the best, if not my favorite. The way he maneuvered the whole match from one point to another was proof within itself he knows how to pace his matches and pick out the best moments for an elitist to deliver. Pizza Boy vs Lannister itself already speaks volumes but this match outdid everything and has to be one of my fav PFP matches to date.

And then there came this match, which has to be my favorite all time PFP matches not including my own biased likeliness for my headliners. I thought last years headliner Fatal Four Way for the AWC was great by Robbie but this even outdid that. I think the main reason is because the story; all the brotherhood, friendship, hatred and love was displayed by these two men. Anytime you thought that this was going to be the end, the result got changed on the head. Brian kicking out of a move you absolutely cannot kick out of threw me away. This was a great match in every single way, kudos.


Favorite Moment: The Pizza Boy winning his deserved Answers World Champion and not getting his moment ruined was my favorite moment of the match itself. The ending of Robbie vs Brian needs no more words too good.


Most Shocking Moment/Result: Brody losing out, I really was not expecting that at this night. Also, HRDO going down like he did was also very surprising at PFP 10.


Who Had the Best/Worst Night: The best night as always goes to the winners, especially to the Pizza Boy and Mongoose McQueen. The worst night goes out to all the losers perhaps at the exception of Robbie, especially Xavier Williams and Brody Sparks.


Who Stole the Show: Xavier and Jamie had their own moment of rivaled brotherhood. And despite perhaps lesser commotion around it, I think it is at the very deserving of stealing the show.


Rating/General Comments: This was perhaps as close to a perfect night you could get to close out the last night of the decade for EAW. All the matches were extremely well written and had great moments displaced throughout them. I felt it was egged on for the 'bigger' night and it served well, it did not disappoint at all. Some results were very surprising, but nothing to break the core and status quo of EAW.. it just shows how much talent actually resides in EAW. The last few matches made the whole year for me and privileged to still be in EAW at this point. A perfect rating from me on Day 2 as well. An excellent PFP overall.