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[6.0] "A decent enough match with Miz and Truth being super over right now and their combined finisher looked fantastic. I'm not sure how long this title reign will last but for the foreseaable future it will be a fun run. 3 star match at best."

[6.0] "A seemingly typical episode where the most memorable moment was The Bloodline beatdown of Kevin Owens and AJ Styles earning the number one contender's spot to Cody Rhodes' title. The match of the night was probably the tag team match and there was definitely good build toward Backlash all night long. A solid 3 star show."

[2.0] "Good work in a really bad structure. Look, Bennett & Taven are veterans and always do their stuff well, and the Infantry are certainly capable, but this was just a mess of a match. They tried to marry an old-school tag team formula (one babyface injured leaving his partner to go one on two until the injured man returns) with modern four-man tag set-ups, and it ended in a messy divorce. Dean took a spike piledriver on the ramp, which was a convincing injury angle, but he rolled onto the floor after selling for about a minute and I didn't even see Adora check on him, much less medical staff. They also didn't spend a lot of time getting heat on Bravo before Dean climbed up to the corner, so the eventual tag was lukewarm at best... and after it, they just kept wrestling, and wrestling, and wrestling. Bennett got a little heat for teasing another piledriver on the ramp, which Riccaboni tried to sell as possibly taking "years" off Dean's career - not a credible call in the context of this match. The same referee who was prepared to let Shawn Dean die on the ramp decided that he absolutely had to check on a man who had only gone through a table, allowing for Wardlow to run in and put this match out of its misery. (Thanks, big guy.) This one's a skip!"