Hybrid2

[7.0] "A great team with in-ring synergy saddled with poor booking and being often relegated to Dark. Didn't help that this was the period of Evans' career where he started to botch HARD so Angelico got dragged down for some of the heat that Evans got. If Evans was in his prime when this team was in AEW they would've been day one tag champs."

[4.0] "I have no clue what happened to these guys. Evans is a bonafide indy legend, one of the modern 'spotfest monkey' innovators, and Angelico was a really good performer during his time in Lucha Underground, but for some reason they were quite sloppy, uncoordinated, and simply all-around disappointing during their run in AEW. They didn't at all resemble the aerial stars they both used to be, and they never got to show anything more than very generic heel character work and beatdown work outside of that. Had their selves from 10 or even 5 years prior been the ones signed by AEW then they would at worst have been a fan-favourite mid-card team. It's a real shame they couldn't have had more impressive performances, since there were clear moments where they showed good tag chemistry and hit some creative attacks, so there's clearly some good workers underneath all the unpolished work they showed."

"Angelico was one of everybody's favorite Lucha Underground acts throughout its first seasons. Jack Evans was one of the most underrated and creative high flyers on the indies who never quite "made it" to the big leagues due to his size. When the tag team just started the sky was the limit for these two amazing athletes. Fast forward to the present day and they're stuck on the lower card with jobbers and rookies. They deserve so much better than this. A first step to rehabilitate their seemingly lost credibility as top tag teams would be to get them out of the Hardy Family Office stable and pair them with somebody higher on the card, somebody as obnoxious as them such as a heel Sammy Guevara or maybe an Ethan Page, since both prospects are megalomaniacs after all and seem like the kind of guys that could fit them as a unit."

[5.0] "Good gimmick and good look, but these guys are lost in the shuffle of tag teams in AEW and are lower-midcard fodder right now. Is this fair? I'm not sure. When they are given opportunities I can't say they make too much of them. Angelico might be better suited as a singles guy with his style, and Jack Evans can be pretty sloppy at this point in his career. It doesn't help that neither of them can cut a promo (although Jack Evans' incessant trash talk is pretty entertaining)."

[10.0] "TH2 is one of the premier tag teams in AEW. It's pretty evident the talent that they have and the charisma that each member has. Jack Evans is a pioneer of modern lucha libre and is a stable of what light-heavyweight wrestlers can do. Angelico is supremely technical and has as allure that is hypnotic, whether to his dance moves or his in-ring style. These guys can go toe to toe with anyone in AEW, if you slap these guys in WWE. They would be the tag champions on Smackdown or Raw. It's evident that TH2 can rise the ranks huge in AEW, and can do so."

[7.0] "I saw these guys in Lucha Underground where they had the best matches of their careers. Very flashy and unique tag team. Their performances were always exciting and fun to watch. Breakdance style combined with lucha libre and striking combinations. They also did some crazy stunts over the years. Very exciting tag team."

[7.0] "Good solid team. They normally have good matches but dont seem to ever pass the lower part of the mid card."

[7.0] "Before AEW, I had heard of Jack Evans for years as the ultimate spot monkey but had never really seen him work aside from a Youtube clip here or there. Once I started watching AEW and caught some of his matches as part of The Hybrid2, I was actually pretty pleasantly surprised. Yeah, it's a spot monkey team ?  but a pretty entertaining one. I don't see them being champs or anything, but I'm glad they're in AEW's tag team mix."

[6.0] "I have never followed these guys up until they went to AEW, since I dont really want the indies that much, but they are a team that has certainly captured my attention. Their style seems to be a high flying technical mix which is really nice. Havent been booked in the main event scene yet, so I cant quite give them a fair rating, but this is a team that looks promising and that I have my eye on."

[6.0] "These two never really seemed to have much reason to be a team aside from their similar in-ring styles. Worked well enough together though."