[5.0] "Just a match. Johnny & Angel trade moves for two minutes and Johnny wins. This is basically the match you would fear Speed puts out regularly. **1/2"

[4.0] "This match was mediocre. The two went move for move and did some high flying flashy moves, however it seemed like they did the cool moves just for cool moves unlike the previous matches, and the men barely sold and went from one spot to another. Johnny got the win here."

[5.0] "I dont feel one way or the other. I think the time limit is definitely way too short. I feel like Ive only really enjoyed the first episode so far because Dragon Lee and Ricochet can work well in this format. Seemingly no one else though."

[6.0] "It wasn't bad, I still am gonna always say this I wish they added a couple more minutes for this. Previously it was five minutes I don't know I just think 3 ain't gonna work maybe do six minutes like it would be much better. But now talking about the match itself, it was okay it wasn't bad glad Johnny Gargano won and advance, but I think it's gonna be Ricochet vs Bronson Reed for the WWE Speed Championship as the Finals Match."

[6.0] "I thought the match was solid. It felt like one of the quicker matches for sure. Johnny Gargano did a good job with what he was up against. Wish they would go back to 2 matches an episode(? ) if that's what we're calling these."

[4.0] "The weakest episode so far. For the show to be believable, some fights should end in a draw due to time running out. Beating your opponent in less than 3 minutes should be a challenge, not a given. I was hoping they would decide to do so in this fight, but unfortunately they didn't."

[5.0] "Worst episode out of the three, but not the worst match out of the four. Aside from the plain squash that Bronson Reed vs Cedric Alexander was, every other match featured more competitive spirit and dynamysm, while this match felt more dull and unimportant. It doesn't help the fact Ángel Garza is a complete jobber nowadays while Gargano at least is getting constant Tag Title matches, so the result was obvious. Like other matches, the sense of urgency was there, but not at the same level, and neither men went that further with their performance and their intensity was rather low. Decent match for this stipulation, but not on the level of Lee vs Ricochet or JD vs Axiom (** 1/2)"