Kazarian vs. Senshi

[5.0] "To be fair, Kazarian is certainly a prominent X-Division wrestler. But ultimately, the match is little more than a run-of-the-mill TV bout with surprisingly little audience reactions, aside from a few 'this is boring' chants. And that certainly doesn't make for a spectacular show."

[8.0] "This is what is needed. This match stands apart from many other fights for the X-Division Championship. Here we saw a competition of styles, here we saw psychology and tactics. This match was needed like water to make critics understand that the X-Division is not just about wrestlers making "Spots for the sake of spots, without logic." Of course, this is far from Frankie Kazerian's best match, and it's certainly not Low Ki's best match, but it's still a very convincing match that was necessary for Senshi to assert himself as a champion, and for the X-Division to establish itself as a brand where anything is possible, with logic"

[7.0] "Not a classic by any means but probably the best match on the show so far. By the time the hair match got started I wished I could go back to this match. Weird thing about the names, but I thought Frankie looked pretty good if the presentation was a little underwhelming. He took a nice kick to the back of his head that was a memorable moment for me, but he definitely has better matches in him than shown in this match."

[5.0] "After three mediocre matches and a talking segment that should've been on Impact, two very talented X-Division wrestlers somehow put on yet another mediocre match that got a "This is boring! " chant among other general disapproval from the audience."

[6.0] "A match I did expect a bit more from but one I would still call solid. They could have found a better way to reintroduce Kazarian in his TNA return."

[5.0] "If you being polite then you would describe this match as being worked at a methodical pace. Kazarian has lost his first name like he? s a call up from modern day NXT. I absolutely refuse to call Low Ki by the rubbish name he went by here. The finish was his cool double stomp from the top rope."