"I will stop leaving comments on a lot of these Bucks matches, but just notice how they all do the dives and stuff, then the crowd goes beyond silence while everyone just slinks back to the ring. Even the announcers slink back into trying to make up something about this and the crowd was an 11/10 on the noise scale about one second prior. It smells to me, every time. Young Bucks try to find their Make-a-Wish kid in every audience. My favorite part was one Young Buck slow clapping for his partner to do something, but immediately this guy runs and jumps feet first through the ropes and hops back into the ring to do more. What slow clap build is happening here? How have these guys been wrestling for decades?"
[10.0] "This was the tag match I've been waiting to see for a while now. Classic AEW: high octane chess with counters on counters, synchronicity, surprises, complexity, innovation, and a red hot crowd. Nice to see the Bucks embrace a more athletic style now that they are once again babyfaces. Would like to have seen Private Party get the win, but the Young Bucks were super over with what is essentially their hometown crowd so the win makes sense for them and sets up another meeting of the Bucks and FTR."
[6.0] "Returning Private Party in a match vs Young Bucks and seeing their high flying chess (and just knowing how long these two have been circling each other) was the main story of this match. The decision to do that here feels like it undermines the Rascalz, but that's clearly also the point--they quite literally have to prove themselves and shine above AEW's legacy teams. Dezmond's insane sideways moonsault never ceases to blow my mind. I kind of don't know who I really wanted to win here, because frankly, these three should probably be circling each other for a year. That being said, this was weirdly reserved when you consider what they are all capable of, and the added commercial break really kneecapped this matches momentum. This is absolutely a preview more than it is a proper complete story. I had a great time with it but I am looking far more forward to the inevitable PPV match they have instead. The bouncing stomp->hurricarana spot absolutely failed, and there was some sloppiness near the end, but I'm just conditioned to seeing these PWG style matches have at least one moment not go according to plan at this point, lol. With the Bucks win, I honestly hope they get the belts not so much because I want them as champions, but these three teams circling the belt sound so much more interesting to me than what FTR has been doing."
[6.0] "Bit of a mixed bag that really on paper sounds like undeniable banger. Im glad the Rascalz finally got on Dynamite and they had some great moments here but they felt like big time third wheels as the best parts of the match was seeing the Young Bucks meet the returning Private Party again. Private Party looked really good and had great presence and had minimal ring rust as a team that's been absent for over 12 months. Of course their return was way harder to predict as it was a triple threat tag match but it kinda had that feeling of making The Rascalz feel unnecessary and they were given enough moments to prove otherwise. Something about The Rascalz just doesn't seem to be clicking. That being said though the Bucks looked fantastic here and really proved that they don't just do floppy shit as when up against other high flying teams they really show how above the rest they are in ability and execution."
[7.0] "Good to see the Private Party are still with AEW but that match wasn't so well booked like I expected. All of those three tags are good, Reeds was quite solid and I kinda like this flippy shit guy, but the Rascalz presence here literally wasn't necessary. They felt kinda useless during the entire match even with them doing good performances. The match would be BETTER if it was just an surprising one on one between YB and PP. But it is good to see how the crowd still loves the Private Party, and how good they're still. Happy that Quen got some weight on him."
[4.0] "[2.0*] I thought this was pretty fun but I'm just never going to be a fan of these PWG matches, specially when they're Triple Threats. Everything is just so over-choreographed and it's a more of a dance rather than a fight. That spot when everyone was just waiting on the outside for Dezmond to do his dive shows exactly that, why the fuck were all of them just blatantly waiting to be attacked? And then Nick fell and he wasn't even hit lol. So yeah, I really think this is valuable TV because there's an audience for the type of art they're doing and I absolutely respect that, but I just found the whole thing a little bit too dumb."
[7.0] "The selling in this one by everyone was great. Myron Reeds cutter to the outside was awesome. This was a solid TV match. Hard hits, kicks, high flips and chaos. As expected from each of these teams. Very entertaining"
[7.0] "The Young Bucks are the team with the most wins in Dynamite. The game started with a classic one-on-one, but the pace quickly picked up. We saw some aerial shots. This game was clearly designed to showcase the Young Bucks. After the game, there was a cool promo between the Bucks and FTR."
[6.0] "A decent match, but the lineup suggests it could have been better. You can feel the effort to set a fast pace and engage the crowd, but a few sloppy moments and a lack of highlights limit the overall quality of the fight. In-ring quality: 1.25/4. Stakes: 1/2. Justification: 0.75/1. Placement on the card: 1/1. Suspense: 1/1. Bonus/penalty: none. Total: 6/10. Match watched on Triller TV."
[7.0] "Mixed feelings about this one because I usually love that kind of match, very fast paced with a huge number of spots, sequences and moves. I think the 3 teams have been very good, and I really enjoyed some of the sequences in the end, very impressive. However, I think it was too much, especially when they started to disrespect the tag rules since like the first minutes of the match. It was a bit overwhelming, but I still think the action was crazy good and so was the execution."
[7.0] "Given the competitors involved, I can't help but feel this could have run at a much higher tempo from the beginning. That said, the genuine unpredictability, stakes, and sheer magnificence of the Bucks made for an incredibly fun contest. The Rascalz continue to be a great addition to AEW with their very fresh style, and Private Party look set to begin the climb again. Very impressive and satisfying."
[5.0] "Nice to see Private Party back after such a long absence, they looked fine but I really wasn't feeling this match so strongly. It was pretty Bucks driven and they just don't jive with me that much, it's pretty much just moves without much heart so while not bad it just left me a bit cold."
[7.0] "Great to see Private Party back! This was a fun PWG style match. I wish Private Party won since while the bucks and FTR have GREAT chemistry, I'd like them to do something new since a match with private party or the rascalz would've been great too, imo."
[2.0] "I'm really sorry but I'm so fed up of these 'movez' matches now. If all six men and the ref are gonna blatantly ignore basic tag rules and have them all in the ring at the same time then just book it under tornado tag rules. And why are we getting the ref counting people out of the ring if it's no dq and no count out in a triple threat. No attempt at all by commentary to explain or at least cover up for these short comings. All we got was a shed load of overly choreographed set piece moves - all of which Ive seen many times before. This match has annoyed me more than it should have done. If you're not gonna bother with following the absolute basics and not gonna pay no mind to the flashy spots you perform- no matter how cool they look."
[8.0] "Oh my god, is that private party? ! So happy they're back. This was a really fun match, just all these guys showing off their crazy athleticism. Impeccable vibes."
[8.0] "Another excellent match on a brilliant card. Private party coming back was immense and got everyone completely hyped, and the wrestling on show completely fulfilled the desires of the audience following this. the Rascalz really showed out and this was great"
[7.0] "SHOTS SHOTS SHOTS. Private Party is back from their one-year hiatus. I remember there were reports last year that they were potenially leaving to join WWE. But I'm glad things have smoothed over now; they are back on good terms, because this AEW Tag Team Division is very packed. With them being back, it adds more depth to the division. But this match was very fun, also so happy for Myron Reed, I'm glad a major company took a chance on him, he's been a great talent back in DPW. But I was kinda annoyed The Young Bucks won because of the fact that we seen them face FTR multiple times. I was more interested in seeing The Rascalz getting the opportunity, as they just recently signed it, would've been a great spot for them to be in an AEW World Tag Team Title Match, but overall, this was a fun Three-Way Tag, just unhappy with the winners, as I felt like it should've been The Rascalz."
[7.0] "Another really solid match on this show that never really reached the level i thought it would. You think with the 3 teams in this match we would get a fun high paced match built on dives and high spots for the whole run time as it looks like it would be this weeks party match. We got that in the end as the match really picked up the pace towards the finish with lots of high spots and flips which was great. But the opening of the match was a little disappointing as it was to very engaging as it struggled to find an early flow. But i thought all 3 teams were still pretty good and it was so good to see private party back on dynamite after a year away. The finish was always going to be annoying as the there would be a negative to take if any team took the pin in the end i will say i don't mind the rascals eating the loss. Overall a pretty fun match after a slow start and i am in the camp that Bucks FTR 5 is not bad as it's been almost 2 years since there last match and even longer since the bucks were the faces and FTR the heels so it should be pretty fun. (***3/4)"
[5.0] "Three teams who aren't really my thing. I feel like if you're doing one of these 3 way tags you need a team with a contrasting style like how a month ago they had Davis and Doyle vs GOA vs the Bucks. Glad to see Private Party back at least but running FTR vs Bucks again is really uninspired. Like you just had Ciampa debut and immediately get a title, why not strap the rocket to Private Party on their return to the tag scene that's kinda floundering rn?"
[7.0] "A very solid contest with great selling from everyone involved, and especially a lot of wrestlers in the ring just how I like 3 vs 3 tag team matches. Maybe a bit too much of a spot-fest, but given the fairly predictable outcome, at least it was entertaining."
[6.0] "AEW's tag division isn't exactly crying out for 2019 babyface Young Bucks or Private Party. FTR have been in purgatory, Cope and Cage beating them then disappearing. Everyone they face until then is a placeholder. The Rascals looked good but didn't stand out enough."
[7.0] "I saw a lot of people were underwhelmed by Private Party being the surprise team but to me, not everything has to be some profound "new" talent from somewhere else. Private Party have earned a spot in AEW and I can see their return being interesting if they don't just fall back into where they were 3 years ago like Top Flight. They are over with the crowd and they showed out here so I have no problem giving them this type of attention. Anyways, a fun spot fest 3-way tag. Entertaining as hell but not too complex."
[7.0] "Hot crowd, high paced party match nonsense. It was fun but the winner was unfortunately predictable. Still, hopefully FTR VS The Bucks will live up to the hype this time."
[9.0] "Super hot crowd, super hot Nick Jackson and a very very welcome return to AEW for Private Party. I'm not sure the result is the right one but I enjoyed this match a lot. 4, 5 *"
[8.0] "Fun as fuck. This coulda been straight outta Reseda. This was like three generations of tag's most innovative offense for the past twelve years."
[7.0] "Very much a PWG style match, which I will never complain about. The Rascalz have brought some very impressive stuff to AEW and it was nice seeing Private Party back as well. They're not my favorite team, but they do a lot of unique stuff and the crowd is still quite into them. Would've been fine with anyone winning but I really can't complain about the Bucks, they almost always put on bangers."
[6.0] "This was fine. Private Party coming back to AEW after over a year to a solid reaction is nice, but they definitely looked rusty at times (evidently this was their first match in 11 months). The Rascalz were also just fine here, Myron Reed hitting a cool cutter to the outside aside. This was the Young Bucks show in terms of their performance and the crowd reaction and they looked the best of the three teams, though I really don't need to see Bucks/FTR V knowing that the titles won't change hands because they're definitely promised to Cope & Christian. ***"
[7.0] "The match took a little long to find its rhythm and connection to the crowd, but it ended really well. A very Young Bucks pwg match with too much flip flopping, but it got fun and interesting in the right part. We get another Bucks vs. FTR and let's hope we get something different from them"
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