Penta El Zero M vs. Rey Fenix

[5.0] "As much as I like Fenix and Penta, I'm not exactly a fan of seeing them wrestle each other. This felt overly choreographed, contrived, and needlessly dangerous, with weird pacing and nonexistent selling. Both guys take turns hitting each other over the head with unprotected chair shots, but seem to be fine five seconds later. There's another spot where Penta just stands in the corner awkwardly waiting for Fenix to give him a Cutter. We also get three Canadian Destroyers from Penta in a match that only lasts 13 minutes, each one getting less of a reaction than the last. There's a scary moment where Fenix hits a tope and lands back first on the guardrail. Ouch. I gave this a 5 because I really can't knock the effort here. However, it pretty much felt like one of those indyriffic spotfest matches you'd see on the undercard of a CZW show or something, which is strange because these two are usually so much better than that."

[8.0] "A brother vs brother rematch from their 2016 match, but with higher stakes as the AAW title was on the line this time. Of course there were still some crazy spots and sequences, but there was a lot more selling and better pacing than what you would expect in this match. They both made this match feel like it meant something rather than just some exhibition match."