Darby Allin vs. Fabian Aichner

[8.0] "The two matches these two had on back-to-back days are hidden gems. The leg work from the first match perfectly bled into this one. Aichner jumps Darby before the bell and dominates for awhile including pushing Darby off the top who falls backwards into the guardrail. Darby's comeback is so fast-paced and perfect in attacking the leg. The german suplex no-sell actually fit pretty well into the match too. Fabians Orange Crush looking move countered into the rana rollthrough for the Last Supper pin was sweet - ****1/4"

[7.0] "This was truly a cool match to watch, Aichner's selling is very good, especially because Allin doesn't work too much the leg so Aichner sells but not too much. Great moves by Aichner, really impressive German Suplex at the beginning. ***3/4"

[8.0] "Unlike their match the night before wherein Aichner didn? t turn heel until the finish, he was a villain the entire time here. The match played exceptionally well off of their bout the night before while being markedly different. That? s so goddamn impressive. Aichner was brutal with Allin, so Allin spent most of the match on defense trying desperately to take shots at Aichner? s leg. In the end it was thanks to a more aware referee and Allin? s Sharpshooter roll-up that the little guy was able to get the win. In a vacuum the first match is superior. But wrestling doesn? t exist in a vacuum and this was a great sequel."

[9.0] "This was excellent. A great story was told over the evolve 119 & 120 weekend, with Allin and Aichner having two consecutive matches. This was the second and the retribution story of Darby. Top level action, with pure intensity and adrenaline. ****+"

[8.0] "Their match the night before was good, but this was bordering on great. There's much more energy & intensity to this, and Aichner's performance was much better here. He showed some very nice swagger throughout & was way more charismatic and vicious too, overall. Great continuity of the knee psychology, good selling + a great beatdown by Aichner, and some really good comebacks by Darby."