"I left a comment on their match against each other, but it is really sad when the Young Bucks Pyro gets the biggest crowd reaction out of Perry, Bucks then Pyro. JR made me laugh with the astute observation, "Young Bucks have a very loyal fanbase. They can do no wrong in the eyes of those--that fanbase--the big group--a huge group of fans worldwide." Could not have said it better."
[8.0] "A very good match throughout, though there's a lull in the match near the end that feels odd (not the ad break) where I felt like the end of the match could've been, and it kept going. It built up again well after that, and I'm not unhappy, but for sure it's a match that works so well because 4 of the 6 guys are incredibly over with the crowd, and I feel like they had the goodwill to win them back from a slight lull. ****"
[8.0] "God, what an awesome woke ass PWG era TV tag. All gas, no brakes. Constant action all over and around the ring that the crew caught every moment of. If this match happened in 2021, we would miss half of the spots they ran. It's awesome to see how AEW has evolved since then. Great showing from literally every guy here. Perry doing his flippy bullshit is peak Perry. As much as I hate the Ricochet/Perry feud, the in-ring work speaks for itself. If it was condensed into a four to five week program that transitioned into the FTR/Bucks feud, I'd have no issues with it. Anyways anyways. Put the trios belts on The Demand soon! ****"
[7.0] "It's a good tag team match. Honestly, I was expecting less, but it wasn't bad at all. With its high-flying moves and great spots, the match is entertaining, although I felt that the Gates of Agony members were somewhat overshadowed by the rest of the team."
[8.0] "I know it might be a lot, but for someone who watched all of WWE in 2025, seeing this blows your mind. The dynamism and crazy spots from the Jacksons, Jack Perry, and Ricochet are impressive. I thought it was already turning into a squash match by the faces, but there were moments of dominance from Ricochet and his team, so I'm very satisfied with the match."
[8.0] "An amazing trios match. This Perry vs. Ricochet feud might not be as mediocre as I thought it was gonna be. These two teams had so much chemistry with one another and pulled off some mind blowing high flying offense we also saw some powerhouse offense from The Demand which made us see a three man Samoan Drop. Ending was fire too! Great stuff. [****.25]"
[8.0] "I love Young Bucks party matches. Great return to form, and an especially great showing from Toa Liona. Wonderful post-match, and great overall fun."
[8.0] "I remember REALLY liking this match. Other people may not be as high on the PWG bullshit flippy stuff but I'm absolutely a fan and think the Bucks very recent work has been great."
[7.0] "Great match by all involved. Loved the unstoppable monster story they told throughout the match with Toa. I feel they did just enough for a TV match. Made it very entertaining with some great spots, but saved all the real cool shit for a possible future ppv match. Toa giving a triple Samoan drop was awesome. Awesome match for a Dynamite, and I loved all the post match chaos that followed. HE'S FINALLY BACK."
[7.0] "That wasn't supposed to be THAT good man. I mean, Scapegoat didn't had that chemistry level with the Bucks when they were partners in 2024, what the fuck changed? Anyways, it was great, good to see AEW building Perry as a cool guy who can beat guys on top like Ricochet and I only think that AEW should take advantage of their trios. Every single week we have a trios or multiman match, on Dynamite or Collision, but it is never related with the trios titles. Probably the most poorly booked title in all AEW history. And yeah, the match got a lower rating for me because I was thinking it fully about the trios title and how much I miss them."
[8.0] "This was the best match of the night. I really enjoyed it, and the Young Bucks replaced the JetSpeed team after the Don Callis Family attacked them. The Demand suffered a loss, but the Don Callis Family and Demand seem to be united, and Andrade has officially returned after settling legal issues stemming from his departure from WWE."
"8.0; The Demand were loudly booed during their entrance, but the crowd erupted for Jack Perry--and exploded even louder when it was revealed that the Young Bucks would be his surprise partners after JetSpeed was ruled out due to an attack earlier in the night. The match featured nonstop action highlighted by major crowd reactions, including "Let's Go Bucks" chants, big cheers for Nick Jackson's hot tag, and a "Holy Shit! " chant after Toa Liona hit a massive Samoan drop on the entire opposing team. The standout sequence saw the Bucks and Perry string together a wild chain of offense: Nick kicking Liona on the apron, Matt cutting him on the floor, Nick hitting a springboard destroyer on Ricochet, and Perry finishing the sequence with an Asai moonsault onto Toa and Kaun. The finish came when Perry hit a springboard Doomsday Device on Ricochet before the Bucks sealed it with the BTE Trigger. In a chaotic, high-energy match full of big spots, Perry shined offensively, Kaun delivered standout power moments, Liona looked like a monster absorbing endless superkicks, and Ricochet nearly stole the show with a 450 and a brainbuster near-fall."
[7.0] "No surprise Ricochet does much of the work here and the job as most of the Jacksons choreographed tandem moves aren't compatible on a guy the size of Liona. Who let's face it, could pin all 3 simultaneously as easily as he got them up for the Samoan Drop. Fine with Perry as the underdog face and the Bucks being on TV about once a month. Ricochet is surpassing himself as a trollop heel and quite why the GoA were booked as Rampage jobbers for so long is baffling."
[8.0] "The whole purpose of the match was pretty much introducing the Bucks being back with the OG theme and outfit, and for them to do as much of their iconic moves as possible. Because of that, the quality of the match doesn't have a high ceilling. However, the amount of talent in the ring, and the perfect quality of the in ring action is undeniable. Very enjoyable. The ending angle is cool, Andrade is back again, FTR shows they are here. The tag division is finally awesome again."
[7.0] "My enjoyment of this was initially curbed by the lack of build or meaning; it didn't feel like there was much to be gained or lost here, and Perry getting a victory back over Ricochet felt obvious. That said, this evolved into some excellent trios action. The Bucks & Perry never fail to disappoint in tag action, and the clash with GOA allowed them to really work to their strengths with inventive and athletic offence. Great stuff; more of the same in the future and next time my investment won't be up for debate."
[6.0] "Probably the match of the night for me. This was definitely the most consistent match on this show that's for sure. A few fun spots here ad the usual high octane action you get with every Bucks match. Some fun cut offs from Bishop and Toa too and Ricochet is always entertaining to watch. This did run a bit too long but for the most part i enjoyed this. ***1/4"
[8.0] "Annoyed that JetSpeed wouldn't be a part of this, but they got me - Young Bucks being the only fitting replacement. This match was super energetic, high-octane and both teams were great. Perry is on an absolute role at the moment, would love for the National Title to land with him soon."
[8.0] "The Young Bucks had their entrance music back, which was great to see. We saw a video explaining why Jungle Boy was alone. There was a cool mix of styles. The Demand were the strong, dominant guys. Ricochet was the cunning and sly heel. Jack Perry was all about agility and speed. The Young Bucks had their more flamboyant style. After the match, the Don Callis Family had even more new members; it's becoming a running gag."
[6.0] "An energetic 3v3 match that gave everyone exposure. And while flashy, the match didn't overshadow GoA, who delivered one of their best performances in recent months. In-ring quality: 2.5/4. Stakes: 0.5/2. Justification: 1/1. Placement on the card: 1/1. Suspense: 0.5/1. Bonus/penalty: None. Total: 6.5/10. Match watched on Triller TV."
[5.0] "What else am I supposed to rate this as when I see Jack Perry willingly climb onto a Samoan Drop? He's got such potential. Everyone in this match does. But the whole premise of wrestling is that it's supposed to look like people are doing moves to each other."
[6.0] "[3.0*] Good match! It ended up reaching "maybe that's a little bit too much" territory for my taste but I still had fun. It was the second best match of the night in my opinion, dynamic worked well. However, I think the Bucks were REALLY more interesting with their heel gimmicks as Death Riders members and poors. I don't think they'll be that interesting with their old Superkick Party gimmick, but let's see."
[5.0] "I understand why some folks are high on this and it wasn't bad, but I wasn't really taken with it either. I like Ricochet but I feel his stock has dropped too much since his big heel turn felt so hot at first. Thus the outcome was never in doubt at all, and it didn't really feel to me like the match had much importance to the winning team. I remain unconvinced on Jack Perry."
[7.0] "Fun six man tag, The Bucks came out to their old theme and their old attire which was great to see. After the bell, Andrade returned and with the Don Callis family they attacked the Bucks & Jetspeed. (3.5*)"
[5.0] "Confused by this high rating, it's just a competently wrestled no stakes tag match we've been constantly seeing in AEW for a while and it doesn't really feel like the in-ring work here warrant these glowing reviews. Ricochet at least being freed from neverending syndicate vortex is a breath of fresh air but not sure this Jack Perry feud is that much of an improvement."
[8.0] "A bell-to-bell PWG style sprint. One of the most "Bucks" matches in a minute and it was really fun. Toa is a beast and he looked great as well. I really liked this match. Doyle and Davis are an awesome team too. Post match was wild."
[9.0] "What an absolute blast ! The Young Bucks are the best of all time when it comes to these kind of matches. The Demand were also amazing, with Toa Liona having the breakout performance of his career. Jack Perry has found his rock n'roll back, Ricochet and Nick Jackson did their usual magic. Reseda lives"
[8.0] "Originally scheduled to be JetSpeed with Perry, but the Young Bucks returned with Perry and it worked wonderfully. High paced party match with shenanigans and nonsense. The demand were great here as well. A fun match with substance. After the bell the DCF attacked with Andrade and a new chap called Jake. Lovely stuff. 7.5/10"
[8.0] "Exactly what you can expect from a tag involving the Bucks & Ricochet, fun crazy bullshit. Lots of fun action and I've really come to love GOA in this pairing with Ricochet. The spot where Toa Liona carrying all three dudes was sick and the super murder for Ricochet was nice"
[9.0] "I say it every time, but I could watch these PWG style tag matches forever and never get tired. The vibes are always high as hell and I love watching guys like the Bucks do what they do best. I do understand some of the criticism, though I feel like wrestling fans get SO dramatic at times. Regardless, Bucks & Perry make for a fun team and the Demand work well together."
[8.0] "I know some have tired on the format but matches like this can be like a shot of adrenaline, and this combination rocked. Jack Perry with the Bucks as a permanent team in the trios division is the way. The segments of Ricochet working with all three members of Perry and the Bucks was exhilarating with lightening flash action of the PWG variety. Beast Samoan Drop spot by Toa Liona as well. Great match. ****"
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