Yeah the Omega/Okada draw is definitely one of the best matches of all-time having seen it for the first time just now. Stunning pro wrestling; idk what to say. It just IS as good as everyone says.

My hiatus from wrestling couldn't have been at a worse time. I missed all the prime Meltzer breaking the scale banter.

It does make sense because the Okada/Omega feud seemed to create an elevated level of excitement and drama to wrestling, but is that fair to all past wrestling?

I suppose this is where aggregate scores matter more than one man but it's interesting to consider the options for when perfect isn't perfect anymore