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[10.0] "The idea that this match isn't good outside of the blood loss is absurd. This was worked perfectly from start to finish. They begin exactly how a heated grudge match of this nature should - not with a cliche Frye-Takayama sequence where the majority of punches look like crap, but with the babyface chasing down the reprehensible heel and beating the hell out of him as the villain makes desperate attempts to flee and create distance between the two. JBL is clearly outclassed and Eddie is riding high on emotion and anger. It isn't until JBL is able to use Eddie's aggression and forward momentum against him (along with a foreign object), by countering a Irish whip and sending Eddie crashing in to the steps, that is able to get on the offensive. Eddie shows heart, firing back at every available opportunity, as JBL uses his only advantage - his size - to fling Eddie in to the turnbuckle and to try to grind him down with basic, smothering holds that rely on the challenger's size advantage to be effective. Eddie then displays his technique and speed advantage by executing some successful arm drags (meaning that JBL has to show his cowardice again, immediately escaping the ring to create space), but is thwarted once the size advtange comes in to play again and he is caught on a plancha and slammed on to the floor (another cheap, bullying tactic) with a fall away slam. JBL takes too long to catch his breath and pays for it as the smaller man now is able to start firing back at him once more, until again JBL uses the size advantage to back drop Eddie over the table. They have also at this point established that the hatred between the two is so out of control that they cannot be contained by the ring. The two brawl in the ring (Eddie attempting to use his speed and technique by rolling off JBL's back but getting back body dropper instead) until JBL takes over with another basic, smothering hold - a bear hug. Eddie starts with his trademark lying, cheating, and stealing to earn back control with an eye poke and another speedy, technical move (a counter dropkick) before starting with his signature offense. All of this great work has taken place before we have even made it to the chair shot. The two continue along these lines for a little longer until the ref is taken out. JBL uses this opening to crack Eddie with a vicious chair shot, after which he instantly collapses. Eddie, within seconds, is absolutely covered with insane amounts of blood. JBL continues the cheap, violent tactics by driving the steel steps in to Eddie's head, then back in the ring levels him with a brutal Clotheline From Hell. The match continues on with high impact offence from JBL, and incredible displays of heart from the vulnerable champion, against odds now that he has sustained such a graphic injury. JBL even uses a sleeper to choke Eddie out - a perfect strategy on a man who is already going out from blood loss, and a clear shift in strategy from the holds earlier that relied on JBL"

[8.0] "The Usos really don't miss, you could put them against the worst tag team and they would still put out a good match. Luckily their opponents were amazing in this match making it that much better. The superkicks here were superb, specifically the one where Butch went for a moonsault. The near fall when Butch almost pinned Jey but Jimmy broke it up made me think the Brawling Brutes actually had it. Sami and Jey's plot is becoming some of the best stuff on Smackdown, so they need to keep it up. Overall, another great title defenses for The Usos and a showcase of how talented the Brawling Brutes are."

[5.0] "Having two big guys go at each other is usually a disaster, my hopes weren't high. But I am happy to say that they surprised me. Of course it couldn't have been that good, especially with the time given, but I was very amused by this. Both men got some really cool big guy spots and it made both of them remain strong while also making Braun look dominant. Chad Gable having a moment in this match was fun, he definitely enhanced it. This definitely makes me more excited for what Braun does next, when before I didn't really care."