Big Bill & Bryan Keith vs. Kevin Knight & Mike Bailey

[5.0] "Big Bill and Bryan Keith, to me, still have not hit it off as anything other than a generic tag team. Jetspeed has a much higher ceiling, and should have more competitive challengers. Action was totally serviceable."

"7.5, Bailey and Keith opened with sharp strike exchanges until Keith dragged Bailey into the wrong corner, allowing Bill to punish him before JetSpeed rallied with stereo planchas and rapid-fire double-team offense. Bill and Keith regained control when Bill shoved Knight off the top and Keith brutalized him on the outside while they ripped at Bailey's face in the ring. Knight finally fought back with a big dropkick to create space, leading to Bailey reentering with explosive offense--including a missile dropkick, a flurry of kicks, and a running shooting star--though Bill repeatedly shut down pin attempts with sheer power. JetSpeed regained momentum with perfect tandem timing as Knight hit a flying clothesline on Keith while Bailey simultaneously moonsaulted onto Bill on the floor. After a top-rope exploder and several reversals, Bailey finished the match by knocking Bill off the apron, hitting moonsault knees on Keith, and setting up Knight's UFO Splash to secure the pinfall victory."

[6.0] "This was an entertaining tag match. Solidly structured with a few fun sequences, but nothing that's worth actively seeking out. ***"

[5.0] "This was a very well structured tag match but something just felt missing or didn't quite click. It was a match that had good in ring action but that I couldn't get invested in."

[5.0] "A hard-fought and well-paced match. The confrontation lacked a clear build-up, and the Big Bill/Keith team lacked the momentum to be a credible threat, but they used their time effectively, although Big Bill was somewhat limited. In-ring quality: 1.5/4. Stakes: 0.5/2. Justification: 0.75/1. Card placement: 1/1. Suspense: 0.25/1. Bonus/penalty: None. Total: 5/10. Match watched on Triller TV."

[5.0] "A solid match to fill the card, with everyone putting in a decent showing. Given that we haven't been made to care about Bill and Keith in recent months, I could only feel so invested in their inclusion here, but that's more a consequence of their booking than it is of their performance. No complaints."

[5.0] "Super low stakes tag match. You know what would raise the stakes here? Rankings... It was hard hitting though for the most part and reminiscent of a classic 80s tag so I didn't hate it. At one point it should have been a clear DQ as the ref watched Bill do multiple moves in the ring. At least get distracted or something. Just looked stupid."

[5.0] "This was perfectly cromulent but left no real impression. I've liked the Big Bill/Keith dynamic a good deal in the past, but they've been off television long enough to feel a bit out of step with the shape of the promotion after the C2, and we didn't get any truly crazy power/size spots from Bill."

[6.0] "I'm not a huge fan of Big Bill and Bryan Keith, but if you want to make them come across as the big bad bullies they're supposed to be, you definitely put them up against an undersized but uber-athletic duo in JetSpeed. Pretty fun match all things considered."

[5.0] "This was the definition of a nothing match. Big Bill and Bryan Keith as a unit makes no sense and has no momentum right now and I'm worried that the moment may have already passed. As for the match itself, basically fine and well worked TV match with far too little joy for my liking. Below the high standards of both Knight and Speedball"