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#7,459 ·
His tag work is off the charts level good, imo. I think that should be highlighted along with his range of having some tremendous hard hitting bouts. 2008 for one year as an example proves it. Not even tossing him the work with Whitmer during 2005 - early 2006. But, that tandem with Black. Holy crap YES. vs Team Work from Respect is Earned II still blows me away to this day.
 
#7,460 · (Edited)
That RIE II match I remember being so fucking good. Must re-watch that soon.

Talking of ROH matches from around that era, I watched two yesterday. one being Davey/KENTA from SOH IV in 09. Man, I remember thinking this was incredible. It isn't really. It's actually good, but not great. Started immensely with the teacher/student format and KENTA getting the upper hand and having counters for everything, but it ended up being a strike fest by the end in the same vein as KENTA/Low Ki and I wasn't into it much. A few great moments, but it isn't the amazing classic I used to think it was a few years ago. Weird how your taste can change so much in that short a time. Davey still wasn't terrible by this point either, and he used to be really entertaining as a heel in control of a match imo.

Also watched Nigel/Steen from Norther Navigation (fucking awesome show top to bottom btw). this is still really great for the majority. A bit too long winded by the end with a few too many kickouts, but the work from Nigel and Steen's crazy bumping can't be ignored, as well as the story of Steen putting everything on the line in front of his home town fans. Nigel was just so fucking brilliant during his title run. Legit BITW material imo. he works a back just as well as he works the arm in this. Great stuff. After Steen's comeback is when I started to lose interest, but it's still a really great **** match. Planning on going through lots of stuff from that time period over the next few weeks or so.

Anyway, just thought I'd share my thoughts and shit :).
 
#7,462 ·
Two more grab bags arrived from SMV I got

IPW Shocktoberfest
Beyond Wrestling Pop Culture
NWA F1 Big Trouble In Little Egg Harbor
NWA Insanity 6/26/09 & Insanity
WXW Back 2 The Roots VII
F1rst Face/Off

Pretty happy with those only slight annoyance is that the F1rst show is night one of a 2 night tournament so I'll probab;y end up buying the other night at full price.
 
#7,463 · (Edited)
PWG Failure To Communicate

Joey Ryan vs. Ryan Taylor
Another Joey Ryan match = another bunch of nothingness. Seriously, Joey’s matches this year in PWG have been by far the least enjoyable stuff in the company, bar B-Boy. Watched 5 minutes and skipped the rest because Ryan Taylor is shit, and Joey has never done much for me, but this year is on a whole other level. These matches literally have nothing to them. Best thing about this was Steen and Excalibur talking about tv shows on commentary and paying no attention to the match.
*

Eddie Edwards vs. Michael Elgin
I really liked the first two thirds of this, with Elgin having an answer for everything Eddie did and kind of controlling it. The thing is though Elgin is really dull in control, and the match got better once Eddie made a comeback. After that though it drifted off into moves, moves and more moves. Eddie is a guy who comes off as genuinely likeable imo, and that sometimes helps his matches, and that was the case here despite him having the tendency to get too movesy. Really couldn’t care less about Elgin and the last third of the match, but this was better than the Davey/Elgin PWG match
***

RockNESS Monsters vs. Famous B & B-Boy
Yeah, I skipped this. Have no intention of ever watching a B-Boy match ever again unless Kawada decides to wrestle in PWG and faces him because he’s genuinely abysmal. Don’t care for RockNESS either this year.

Sami Callihan vs. Davey Richards
Wow. Genuinely shocked at this. It was actually really good for the majority. Starts off with strikes as I expected, but then both guys start going after the legs and it’s really good. Davey actually sells the leg for a bit before getting the advantage back and then he starts going after the leg, and it’s only when he gets really cocky and into it with the fans that Callihan gets his comeback going. They start hitting strikes and stuff, but that’s expected because it’s what both guys do, and I’m fine with it as long as they don’t forget about the limb work, and they never completely forget about it here which surprised me so much. Callihan kept going for the stretch muffler and apart from one part where Davey randomly goes after an armbar for no reason after working the leg, he goes back to the leg on more than a couple of occasions. If both guys don’t sell it too well occasionally, at least they go back to the submissions. Some genuinely terrible moments in the finishing run aside (Davey completely no selling a backdrop suplex and a lariat was really cringe worthy, and if it wasn‘t for that I might even rate this higher), this was really enjoyable imo and the leg work played into the finish which really adds to any match it happens in for me. Maybe it‘s because I expected something really bad, but I liked this a lot. Great crowd by the end too, and Davey’s best match in a long time.
***¾

Roderick Strong vs. Rich Swann
First time seeing Swann since I don’t watch any of the DG products he’s on, and he seems pretty good. Strong is just great here though. He’s so fucking good in his current PWG veteran role. He destroys Swann’s back and mid section and batters him with chops all over the place and it really is so much fun to watch. Swann sells it really well and gets some comebacks and hope spots in but Strong is always there to cut him off. Some parts looked kind of sloppy, but nothing that could really take much away from the match. Sick finish and another great Roderick midcard match.
***1/2

Brian Cage vs. Willie Mack
Cage looks fucking huge here. Anyway, match isn‘t good. Just two big guys hitting each other hard and with high impact moves, but neither of these guys (especially Cage) can have a good match without someone great in there with them, so it ends up just being two guys hitting random moves instead of a good ‘big man’ match. Callihan legit made me laugh a few times on commentary though so it was worth watching for that. Dull.


Young Bucks vs. Kenny Omega & El Generico
So. Much. FUN! Loved this. Omega came off as so much fucking better than almost everyone on the roster btw, excluding guys like Bucks and Generico. It's the way he carries himself, his mannerisms as well as his fluidity in the ring and his ability to string a combination or sequence together so much better. His time in Japan really has done wonders for him because he came off as a superstar in the PWG roster that the fans were amazed to see back in the ring. Starts off comedy based, the arm wrestling thing was awesome. Great control segment on Generico by Bucks, as if anything else was ever possible. Transition into the hot tag ruled completely. Finishing run is absolutely fantastic, awesome sequences and transitions, great selling by Generico, Bucks getting cocky costing them, some really good near falls and it never goes into overkill and finishes just at the right time. Finish is awesome as hell to boot. Brilliant tag match, and the best of the year, liked it more than the ladder match and the Guerilla warfare match. Loved it!
****¼+

Kevin Steen vs. Ricochet vs. Michael Elgin
Three guys hitting spots is really all this was and I didn’t care for it much. A few neat spots here and there mostly from Ricochet who was great as always. Why did Elgin have to wrestle twice? WHY? Steen/Ricochet match would have been so much better it’s unbelievable. This was just a bunch of meaningless stuff for the sake of it with nothing to elevate it. Steen didn’t even do any character stuff like he usually does and instead would just come in every once in a while and hit stuff. Same with the other two guys apart from the great start with Ricochet taking it to the big men after they pushed him aside.
**

Two great mid card matches and a brilliant tag semi main event aside, this was a weaker offering from PWG, but I still enjoyed myself when the matches were bad because, well, it’s PWG, and the crowd and commentary more often than not make up for it, so I can at least tolerate the matches and sit through them. But anyway, the tag match was superb, and we had another great Roderick veteran style match, with (imo) a great and surprising offering from Davey and Callihan (mostly Callihan). So, this show kind of made me like Callihan a little bit more if that counts for anything.​
 
#7,464 ·
Dragon Gate USA - Bushido: Code of the Warrior

Four Way Freestyle
Chuck Taylor vs. Johnny Gargano vs. Arik Cannon vs. Ricochet - *** 1/2

Homicide vs. Rich Swann - **

Austin Aries vs. Masato Yoshino - *** 3/4+

I Quit Match
Jimmy Jacobs vs. Jon Moxley - *** 1/2

Akebono & Brodie Lee vs. The Osirian Portal - N/A (comedy squash)

CIMA & Genki Horiguchi vs. YAMATO & Akira Tozawa - ****

Open The Freedom Gate Championship
BxB Hulk (c) vs. Shingo - **** 1/4


Overall: 8.5/10

- The opener couldn't have been booked any better to both get the crowd pumped & to introduce a new audience to your company in your first ever iPPV. Balls to the wall action. Tons of fun. The seeds of Ronin are planted.

- Homicide/Swann was pretty average/sloppy since Homicide was shit at the time but the crowd REALLY got behind Swann, and that would continue throughout the entire night. Aries' promo & speech to Swann was great after the match.

- Aries/Yoshino was excellent. It's rare you see an opponent for Aries actually faster than him, so that was cool. Good selling from Aries on the arm & basically just a bunch of good shit. Great match.

- I feel like they could've really had something special in Jacobs/Moxley, but the match was paced far too quick for an I Quit Match. It was a little less than 13 minutes and they just kept bustin through moves & sequences like it was nothin. They told a good story & the emotion was there, but man I really wish they would've gone all out with tables & spots and all that cool shit. Slow it down & throw in some big spots and it's a classic for sure. For what it is, it's a good enough blowoff to their heated feud although the finish is kinda silly. Jacobs' bladejob on the other hand, RIDICULOUS. Pretty damn high on the Muta Scale for sure. He had to keep wiping the blood out of his eyes.

- Tag match is all kinds of goodness & tons of fun. Tozawa is just oozing with charisma & personality. Great finishing sequence that wasn't overdone with a bunch of ridiculous shit & wasn't wrestled at 900 mph, so that made me a happy camper. Long match, but I certainly enjoyed it. (Y) Postmatch features the birth of Ronin, which was building all night. The crowd loves Swann!

- Oh fuck yeah, Hulk/Shingo was an absolute war. Damn near 30 minutes of two guys hitting each other with everything they possibly had & the crowd totally ate it up in the last several minutes. I loved everything they did on the outside. I can see some people saying it tapped into overkill but damn those nearfalls kept me on my toes & REALLY made me want Shingo to win it. That superplex into an emerald fusion combo was :mark: as well as the finish. This match skyrocketed into one of my all time DGUSA favorites.

- As DGUSA's first ever iPPV, this was a huge success and a pretty underrated show imo. Top to bottom a really fun card with a ridiculously good main event. Hailsabin, add this one to your list.
 
#7,465 ·



1. Ophidian vs. UltraMantis Black

Good opener, Ophidian was busting out some really cool and innovative moves, and the crowd was hot for UltraMantis. The finishing stretch was really good, but shit, they almost went into overkill, but luckily, they ended the match properly.

***


2. LOSER LEAVES TOWN: The Throwbacks vs. Colt Cabana & Archibald Peck (aka Mixed Martial Archie)

So entertaining, so colorful. The Throwbacks are such an awesome tag team, and what's even better – both guys are really good and underrated singles competitors. But Archie rules the world, seriously, that guy needs to be a sleeper WOTY on someone's list, I swear. He makes everything work. It's gonna be interesting between him and Angelosetti in 2013.

**3/4


3. LADDER MATCH (for Gran Akuma’s contract): Gran Akuma vs. Icarus

Jesus, this one’s even better on the re-watch. It’s almost impossible to imagine they pulled off a ladder match like this in Chikara, it wasn’t whacky, it was all about business. Some really serious moves and spots right there. ICARUS dominates the world. Also, I’m not high on Akuma at all, but he was good here.

***3/4


4. 3-on-2 HANDICAP: The Batiri vs. Sara Del Rey & Saturyne

While this mostly served as a showcase for Delirious and his agendas, it was also a nice little match, Sara and Saturyne were awesome here, especially Saturyne in paying her dues by getting her great piece of ass kicked.

**1/2


5. LUCHA DE APUESTA (mask vs. hair): Hallowicked vs. Tim Donst

Good, heated, high octane grudge match, cool stuff. Donst’s character work was strong, and Hallowicked is such a lovable babyface, it made for an awesome dynamics. But I didn’t like the restart finish, because I hate restart finishes generally (is that a new match or what?). ChikaraSon was awesome on commentary.

***


6. GEKIDO vs. Eddie Kingston, Soldier Ant, Green Ant & QuackSaw

Well, it’s common sense that Chikara busts out good/great multi-man matches regularly now. This one felt big, the crowd was on fire, and the work was awesome. Quack returned, and shit got real there. This match also makes me miss 17.

***1/2


7. Campeonatos de Parejas: F.I.S.T. (Chuck Taylor & Johnny Gargano) © vs. The Young Bucks

A proper main event. The MOTN, this was really good. Two rudo teams trying to outcheat each others, very cool stuff. Every fall got enough time to develop some strong stories, and the third fall was very exciting, of course. Nick Jackson is the most hilarious wrestler on the planet when he does his “rock star” schtick/mockery.

***3/4


One of the best non-PWG shows in America this year. Chikara knows how to create some magic, trust me.
 
#7,466 ·
Failure to Communicate - 10/27/12

Ryan Taylor vs. Joey Ryan
***
Fun and fast 8 minute bout.

Eddie Edwards vs. Michael Elgin
***3/4
Great balls to the walls action.

B-Boy and Famous B vs. The RockNES Monsters
**3/4
Solid match that started to get good down the stretch, but was way to sloppy.

Sami Callihan vs. Davey Richards
***1/2
Really really good with the exception of everything from the superplex to the next stretch muffler attempt which sucked. I'm glad the leg work came back into play.

Rich Swann vs. Roderick Strong
***
The control angle was slow and plodding but Swann was so good here.

Willie Mack vs. Brian Cage
***1/4
Good but I felt like it was missing something.

Kenny Omega and El Generico vs. The Young Bucks
****1/4
Jesus Christ. I can't put how amazing this was into words.

PWG Championship
Kevin Steen vs. Ricochet vs. Michael Elgin
***3/4
Fun 15 minute sprint with great three man spots.​
 
#7,467 ·
Watched Failure To Communicate. Up and down show. Joey Ryan Taylor match was a really fun opener I thought. Take it out of a PWG environment and it probably would have sucked though. The hard cam spot was brilliant. Is it too late to ask for Steen and Excalibur to just ramble all over Xmas Dinner? Pleeeeeeeease.

Edwards/Elgin I fucking loved and I'm not even sure I can explain why. Maybe I was just feeling the JOY~!. Fuck knows but I thought it was a sleeper MOTYC and Indy MOTY. I'll try and explain my action for this sin in the MOTYC Thread.

RockNES tag started off fine but went too long and just ended up pretty bad by the end. Johnny Badtime needs to stick. RockNES's cute stuff doesn't really work with them working as heels. B-Boy is awful.

Callihan/Richards was what it was. Never got invested in it. Davey doing his ridiculous (this one was particularly ridiculous) pop up before 1, totally no sell, scream and try to look mean getting met with more jeers than cheers made it worthwhile.

Swann/Strong was really good. I love Rich Swann so much. Shame he didn't get to show off as much stuff as he could here and the eventual comeback was a bit weak, probably due to the injury. Strong just killing him ruled though and it's great to see Strong just killing flippy dudes again and not being a terrible irrelevant heel like he has been for years in ROH.

Mack/Cage was whatever. Both guys had massive potential at some point that went nowhere. Mack got stale and never really stepped up and booking hasn't helped Cage. These 2 need to be facing Steen and Generico rather than each other.

Bucks tag was great. Duh.

Enjoyed the main event even if it was an anti climatic end to the show. Felt more like a DVD bonus match than the main event. Ricochet pretty much made it. Good match though.
 
#7,470 ·
I'm in the mood to watch one of my ROH shows. Someone pick a show for me to watch. I can't choose. Legit been 10 minutes trying to decide:

Manhattan Mayhem
Nowhere To Run
New Frontiers
Death Before Dishonor III
Escape From New York
Better Than Our Best
Weekend of Champions: Night Two
Chi-Town Struggle
Unifed
Glory By Honor V: Night Two
Fifth Year Festival: Dayton
Fifth Year Festival: Finale
Fighting Spirit
Domination
Race to the Top Tournament: Night One
Race to the Top Tournament: Night Two
Caged Rage
Breakout

I have all of those to watch to do a re-review on. Help. :eek:
 
#7,472 ·
I'd start with Manhattan Mayhem myself.

ROH - The Women Of Honor


4/26/03
Alexis Laree vs. Persephone - *3/4

6/28/03
Alexis Laree vs. Sumie Sakai - *1/2

11/28/03
Allison Danger vs. Sarah Stock - DUD

2/26/05
Lacey vs. Daizee Haze vs. Tracy Brooks vs. Allison Danger - *1/2

3/25/06
Allison Danger vs. Lacey vs. Daizee Haze vs. Mercedes Martinez - ***1/4

3/31/06
MsChif vs. Cheerleader Melissa vs. Allison Danger vs. Daizee Haze vs. Lacey vs. Rain - **3/4

4/1/06
Allison Danger, Daizee Haze & MsChif vs. Lacey, Rain & Cheerleader Melissa - **1/4

6/3/06
Sara Del Rey vs. Daizee Haze - *3/4

11/3/06
Mercedes Martinez vs. Daizee Haze - *

11/24/06
Lacey vs. Nikki Roxx vs. Allison Danger vs. Daizee Haze - *1/2

1/26/07 - No Disqualification
Jimmy Jacobs, Brent Albright & Lacey vs. Colt Cabana, BJ Whitmer & Daizee Haze - **3/4

2/16/07
Allison Danger & Sara Del Rey vs. Daizee Haze & Alexa Thatcher - *

2/17/07 - Philly Street Fight
Colt Cabana, BJ Whitmer, & Daizee Haze vs. Adam Pearce, Jimmy Jacobs, & Lacey - ***

2/23/07
Lacey vs. Daizee Haze - **

2/24/07
Sara Del Ray & Allison Danger vs. MsChif & Serena Deeb - **

3/4/07
Sara Del Ray & Allison Danger vs. Jetta & Eden Black - **

3/30/07 - Anything Goes
Jimmy Jacobs & Lacey vs. BJ Whitmer & Daizee Haze - **3/4

4/27/07

Lacey & Rain vs. Sara Del Rey & Allison Danger - **1/2

5/11/07
Daizee Haze vs. Nikki Roxx - *1/2

5/12/07
Sara Del Rey vs. Daizee Haze - **1/4

6/23/07
Lacey & Rain vs Daizee Haze & MsChif - **

8/10/07
Lacey vs. Daizee Haze - **1/4

8/11/07 - SHIMMER Title
Sara Del Rey vs. Lacey - ***

9/15/07
Amazing Kong & Daizee Haze vs. Lacey & Sara Del Rey - ***1/2

12/29/07
Lacey vs. Daizee Haze vs. Sara Del Rey - **

2/23/08 - SHIMMER Title
Sara Del Rey vs. Daizee Haze - **3/4

4/19/08
MsChif vs. Daizee Haze vs. Lacey vs. Ashley Lane - **

7/25/08
Sara Del Rey vs. Jennifer Blake - *

9/19/08
Daizee Haze vs. Madison Eagles - *

11/22/08 - SHIMMER Title
Sara Del Rey vs. MsChif - **1/2

5/8/10
Sara Del Rey vs. Amazing Kong - **3/4

12/18/10
Sara Del Rey & Serena Deeb vs. Amazing Kong & Daizee Haze - **3/4

4/2/11 - SHIMMER Tag Team Titles
Daizee Haze & Tomoka Nakagawa vs. Hiroyo Matsumoto & Ayumi Kurihara - **3/4


The weakest compilation ROH has put out not because of the talent (though how many times can you see Del Rey vs. Haze) but because many of the matches were designed more as time-killers, squashes or buffers more then trying to have actual matches.
 
#7,474 ·
Noted suggestions. Probably the best from each year, tbhayley.

Not surprised that the women's tag from Man Up was the best match on the set. I've often claimed that to be the best women's match in ROH history. It's too bad they never showcase women like how SHIMMER does. It's almost baffling that they didn't/don't.
 
#7,475 ·
Well they half-assed showcased them because some of those matched barely made 4 min. I think the Del Rey and Haze squashes from 08 maybe went 3 min. combined. Seems like all they did is get every women's match they've done, subtracted what's been on a comp before and boom - another dvd.
 
#7,477 ·
Did Christmas tonight. This was my haul

SMV Grab bags
NWA F1-Friday the 13th Part F1
C4-Stand Alone 2010
wXw-Broken Rulz VII
IWA Unlimited-Survival Mode
F1RST-The Warriors night 2
ICW-March 23, 2012 & 420 Classic

SMV
IWA East Coast-When 2 Worlds Collide
CHIKARA-Zelda The Great
wXw-Inside the Triangle
Brain Damage tribute show

Highspots
Jerry Lynn vs RVD six disc set
PWG-Failure to Communicate
PWX-What Doesnt Kill You Makes You Stronger 2
CZW-Night of Infamy 2012

ROH
Nigel vs Danielson comp
Glory by Honor XI

And Nigels doc
 
#7,480 ·
Sheeesh, I really liked the FtC 3-Way main event, it was a well done triangle match, short and sweet. I'm actually really glad they didn't try to create something "epic" there, because they had to go after that fantastic Omega tag.

Merry Christmas to all, btw. :)
 
#7,483 ·
PWG Seven 2010 Review:

Peter Avalon, Malachi Jackson, and Ryan Taylor vs. Brandon Gatson, Johnny Goodtime, and Candice LeRae: ***1/2

Brandon Bonham vs. Brian Cage: ***1/2

Chris Sabin vs. Akira Tozawa: ***

Scott Lost vs. Scorpio Sky: ****

Bryan Danielson vs. Roderick Strong: ***

PWG World Championship match:
Davey Richards(c) vs. Chris Hero: ***3/4 (lol I bet people went crazy at 2010 because of this match and called it MOTY and said Davey is with no dobut the BITW)

Three Way Guerilla Warfare match for the PWG World Tag Team Championship:
Peligro Abejas!(c) vs. The Young Bucks vs. The Cutler Brothers: ****1/2+ (fuck this match was amazing and the crowd may be the hottest crowd I've seen in wrestling show)
 
#7,484 ·
MASADA will kill poor Hardy.

PWG World Championship match:
Davey Richards(c) vs. Chris Hero: ***3/4 (lol I bet people went crazy at 2010 because of this match and called it MOTY and said Davey is with no dobut the BITW)
That is true, lol.
 
#7,485 ·
Dragon Gate USA: Enter The Dragon: First Anniversary Celebration


- Cima vs Johnny Gargano
- ***.5
- They start out with a talking spot, which leads to the match. Very good opener. Both are tremendous wrestlers, and they worked very well together.

- Adam Cole vs Arik Cannon vs Chuck Taylor vs Ricochet
- ****
- Good match. Not a fan of Cannon from what I've seen of him, but they all did well in this match. Seemed kind of like a 'Get Your Shit In' kind of match, but I like those types of matches.

- They show a Kamikaze promo, hyping a match vs the Chikara Sekigun, which I assume is later on this show (It's a bootleg, so I don't have a math listing), and Man, I miss Jon Moxley. I'm glad/proud to see him on WWETV, because I was a fan of his back when most wouldn't give him anything because he worked deathmatches. I just hope he can eventually do this style of character on TV after the whole Shield thing ends.

- Drake Younger vs Naruki Doi
- ***.5
- I had low expectations, but I was pleasantly surprised. Drake held his own against Doi. Seemed Doi was as, if not more, over as Drake, which is weird considering how Philly fans are sometimes.

- Masaaki Mochizuki vs BxB Hulk
- ****.5
- Both of these guys are tremendous wrestlers. Mochizuki is a beast. This match was great. The only thing that hurt it for me was the somewhat inconsistent selling. Post match stuff with Kamikaze made me miss Jon Moxley on the indies even more.

- Scott Reed (w/ a rat who's introduced as 'Nicole') vs Rich Swann
- *
- Wasn't anything. Seemed like a filler match. Brodie Lee came out, and destroyed everyone, including the referee (who resembled the guy who refereed in UWA Hardcore), and the rat.

- Kamikaze USA vs Chikara Sekigun
- ***
- I liked this, but I was getting tired at the time and my mind was on other things so I wonder if I could have enjoyed it more. No matter how many times I see Yoshino wrestle, I can never get used to his speed. It's unreal.

- Shingo vs Bryan Danielson
- ****.5
- I've never been huge on Danielson or Shingo. I haven't seen a whole lot of them, but Danielson always seemed boring to me, but this match. Holy shit. It was amazing. After the match, Danielson joined World-1. Which would have been cool, if he didn't go back to WWE a month later.



- They used a Madball song for the DVD menu. I like this.

- This is the third DGUSA show I've seen. I have about 12 more that I've yet to watch altogether. But from what I've seen, they're consistently good. Every match on this card was great, except Reed/Swann, which was really used to do something with the Brodie Lee storyline. This show is sold out just about everywhere, so your only way to see it would probably be a​
bootleg, or if they have it On Demand or something. But, it's totally worth seeing.
 
#7,487 ·
Chasing the Dragon 2011 - 9/9/11

The Scene vs. Remi Wilkins and Tripp Cassidy
*
Nothing offensively bad. Okay match. Really short.

Aaron Draven vs. Uhaa Nation
*1/2
In a single squash match, Uhaa managed to get everyone on their feet and behind him. Greatest debut ever. I'm amazed how over he was by the end of the bout.

Jon Davis vs. Arik Cannon
***
I usually hate Pinkie Sanchez, but I liked his involvement in the match. Cannon and Davis looked strong throughout the match, and this was a good back and forth battle.

6 Man Elimination
Brodie Lee vs. Mike Sydal vs. BJ Whitmer vs. Sugar Dunkerton vs. Billy Roc vs. Flip Kendrick
***1/4
I liked the pre match angle and it made the match matter. A little sloppy here and there, but it was overall good. Consistent action despite the winner never really being in question.

Naruki Doi vs. Sami Callihan
***3/4
Awesome match. Great counters and nearfalls down the stretch.

Pinkie Sanchez vs. Louis Lyndon
**1/4
Not a Pinkie fan. Don't dig him at all. Nasty finish to an otherwise okay match.

YAMATO and Masato Yoshino vs. Chuck Taylor and Johnny Gargano
***3/4
Despite the bizarre finish and possible legal man issue, really great match with some really exciting spots and nearfalls.

Captain's Fall Match

Ricochet, Akira Tozawa, and CIMA vs. PAC, Rich Swann, and AR Fox
****1/4
Awesome awesome DG 6 Man. Blood Warriors acted as a strong cohesive unit, but the faces worked together well also. Just a crazy match.​
 
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