Evan Karagias & Jamie Knoble vs. Kaz Hayashi & Yang

[6.0] "For the stage WCW was in at the time, this was a fairly entertaining match. Some sequences did not feel as precise as they should have, and the finish was a bit strange. On top of that, it was never entirely clear what reaction certain wrestlers were supposed to get from the crowd. Even so, it remained watchable and reasonably enjoyable for what it was."

[8.0] "Man it's hard to deny how awesome this match is tbh, so I'm watching 2001 wrestling in order but not everything obviously but a lot of them, at this point this is my match of the year so far, not complicated but really good spot-fest match here loved everything about it. ***3/4"

[7.0] "This was going so great till that unfortunate botch at the very end. Yang goes for an awesome corkscrew move and completely misses noble. Credit to both guys they quickly try to move on and go with a small package for the finish. Unfortunate way to end a really fun and entertaining match 3.75/5"

[8.0] "Four cruiserweights with nonstop motion and clean execution. You can totally see the DNA of what TNA's X Division would later be influenced by. Jamie Knoble was the standout here, sharp and precise, while the Jung Dragons kept the rhythm alive with smooth teamwork. Evan lagged behind a touch but still pulled his weight. The finish got messy but for 2001 WCW, that's basically tradition. Fast, wild, and fun."

[7.0] "Another electric Cruiserweight match, as the early half of this show was actually humming nicely. This is a particularly good taste of what is to come soon in TNA's X Division, it feels like, something that they really should have use even more as a feather in their cap. Quick paced, impressive, and with a nice sense of intensity that sometimes gets lost in the indie era of wrestling that followed this."

[7.0] "A bit of a messy match, everyone takes their shots when they want. Otherwise the in-ring is cool, The Young Dragons are excellent and so are their opponents. The result is quite beautiful to see. (3*3/4)"

[8.0] "If you like fast-paced spotfests, we've got them, and they're right here! Four guys I can just watch all day, thrown together for a Special Bonus Match and asked to impress, and they impress well. That top rope bomb from Yang must have been really impressive in 2001. Finish was ever so slightly messy but I can forgive that at this point. Three good matches in a row, and I'm thinking maybe 2001 is WCW's year."

[7.0] "Very good cruiserweight tag match, obviously a spotfest but a very entertaining one. Shame about the botched finish, else it could have been ever better."

[7.0] "Even though this was a cold match added to the card with no build, everyone involved did a good job and the result is a fun spotfest that doesn't drag or outstay its welcome. Karagias and Knoble are doing a bit where they don't get along despite being tag partners, but it doesn't come into play during the match. The Yung Dragons are good, especially Hayashi, whose strikes looked proper stiff. These guys move around at a fast pace throughout the entire match, but it sucks that the only botch to be found here is the finish where a top rope move completely misses its intended target. Although this is nothing to go out of your way to see, it's a fun cruiserweights match that showed that WCW could have created some more stars if they were given the opportunity to stick around."

[7.0] "The impending doom of WCW and the really grating fake crowd noise made these wrestlers efforts seem somewhat futile. This would be a trend in WCW in 2001 regardless of the fact that the cruisers were trying their best. This match would maybe go up a notch if it where held in any other promotion in any other time period."

[4.0] "All four wrestlers worked hard, but this match was missing something to make it good. What it wasn't missing, though, was fake crowd noise, which was still getting pumped in and was grating to listen to. The ending appeared to be a screwed up as well"

[9.0] "A clear sign that WCW had some good stuff going on even this late in the game, four young guys given the chance to go out and simply do their thing, and they did a great job with it. Too bad WWF had almost no interest in them, they could have had a breakout year in 2001."