Damian Priest & R-Truth vs. Talla Tonga & Tama Tonga

[7.0] "A fun little defense for the MFT's with a teaser of possibly having Priest turn on Truth. But overall, a pretty good match. [***1/2]"

[6.0] "I thought this was a solid first title defense for the MFTs. Truth's hot tag was probably the most entertaining part of the match. The Cena tribute offense got a good reaction, and the AA on Tama created a surprisingly believable near fall. Priest and Talla also worked well whenever they went after each other because their size made those exchanges feel important. What I liked most was that Haku didn't need to interfere. Priest was taken out at ringside and the MFTs simply caught Truth with the Red Cross High Low to retain. That made them look much more legitimate as champions. The match never really reached another level, but it was competitive and gave the new champions a solid defense. Rating: 6.5/10"

[5.0] "Not bad match at all. Tag team championship is kinda intresting now, even with a bad booking since 2025, where the division was peaked. MFT can be a good champions and Damian Priest need to return to singles action."

[3.0] "The match was fine. But it makes me feel nothing, because I simply have no feelings about the MFTs, I do not currently feel anything towards Haku. And Priest is so far away from his World Title reign and is lifeless alongside R- The 'Ron Killings' Truth."

[7.0] "***1/2. A surprisingly pretty good match. It got better as time went on. I like the MFT as champions. Haku on my TV is amazing. I hope this is the end of Priest and Truth near the top of the division."

[6.0] "Not a bad match. I'm enjoying the renewed package of the MFTs, with Haku, the new entrance, and new finish (helped by a unique camera angle for it). Priest and Truth were never going to give them the best match in the world, but this was a nice reset of sorts. MFT get a win and move on from Priest/Truth, and we get a step nearer Priest surely turning on Truth. Truth hit a pretty dodgy looking dive that was still quite impressive given his age."

[3.0] "Ill be real i don't care about mft I dont care about r truth and damian priest and I dont care about the smackdown tag team division please bring a tag team up from nxt or use the teams you have"

[5.0] "Decent match for the tag team titles. This was better than what we've usually gotten in this feud, which is a low standard but at least it's something. A pretty standard match that saw the MFT in control for long stretches on Truth before a nice hot tag to Priest. Toward the end this picked up with Truth getting a couple of near falls before he's overwhelmed as MFT retain. No surprise about the outcome. Haku continues to just stand around carrying a stick. There was a teased heel turn for Priest, which should happen soon as him teaming up with Truth has run its course. 5/10"

[5.0] "An okay WWE Tag Team Title Match. The MFTs with Haku I just don't see what changed, even without Haku kinda the same team, just with Haku. But this match was okay, there was some good moments even the crowd was behind this match, but The MFTs put down Damian Priest and R-Truth as they retained but now have to worry about the new team of Hiromu Takahashi and Shinsuke Nakamura who'll be coming for their WWE Tag Teams Title in the coming weeks. Damian Priest teased a heel turn on R-Truth but decided to pick him up but was conflicted and contemplating something. But we need a massive boost for this WWE Tag Division."

[6.0] "Slow start for this match but it progressed into a good match at the end, liking how MFT is being used at the moment, and I am interested to see if Priest will actually turn on Truth considering they teased it."

[7.0] "A lot of action here i think this was one of the best MFTs match i saw. This is as good as it gets unfortunately"

[4.0] "MFT/WepaUp was very average. It was slow and uninteresting. As is often the case, Priest was the best, bringing more pace to the match. The finish wasn't bad, with a high-low move - just like Legacy used to do - to give MFT the win."

[5.0] "This show consistently delivers great tag team matches, but this particular rematch did just enough to get the job done, passing the torch to the new champions with a relatively clean victory. In-ring quality: 1/5. Stakes: 1.5/2. Justification: 1/1. Placement on the card: 1/1. Suspense: 0.5/1. Bonus/penalty: none. Total: 5/10. Match watched on Netflix (FR)."

[4.0] "It's unlikely that the titles will change hands directly again here, so it's relatively suspenseful. While the two teams do seem a bit more in sync with each other than last week, I can hardly see any qualities there that go beyond the minimum requirements."

[5.0] "One of the better matches featuring either of these teams but hopefully the last. Relatively solid work if a little slow but the repackaging of the Tonga's is helping so far."

"[6.5] Good match with a good finish. I think it's time Damian kick a new storyline off, preferably a solo one. MFT needs a hardcore match as well!"

[6.0] "A match that started slowly but improved once Damian Priest got the hot tag and brought some much-needed energy. His exchanges with Talla were the most interesting part, especially the double chokeslam spot. The MFTs retaining was the right call, with Truth taking the fall, and hopefully this finally allows Priest to move on to something more compelling."

[6.0] "Started out quite poorly but got good as it went on, particularly after the hot tag to priest, who got in a tonne of great offence once he got into the ring. There were some nice interactions between him and Talla too, particularly the double chokeslam grab spot. Glad the MFT's retained, with Truth taking the fall, hoping we can move priest out of this and back into some other feuds now. Priest and Truth seemed to end still on good terms, but Priest definitely looked miffed."