Little Guido & Tony Mamaluke vs. Super Crazy & Yoshihiro Tajiri

[7.0] "Maybe a tad long, but this was an good action-packed and fun match. Tajiri's kicks are extremely loud and he was the highlight for me."

[6.0] "I'm a huge fan of those old Tajiri, Super Crazy and Guido matches so I was a little disappointed by this, but the action was still solid."

[5.0] "Fast paced tag match that never lets up on the action. Unfortunately the pace doesn't leave you room to absorb what is happening. The match lacks logic, too. It is a traditional tag match for a while, and then just devolves into a tornado tag and no one cares. I get this is ECW where rules kind of don't matter, but if we are just going tornado style with no repercussions at all, why bother forcing tags and enforcing people to leave when they interfere? So while the energy and frenetic pace makes me want to like it more, the lack of depth to the match turns it into just another fast paced tag match. Perfectly fine match for its spot in the card, but not really worth going out of your way for. Nice to see Tajiri get some love, though!"

[8.0] "Thought this was extremely fun, probably as good if not better than the three way from the previous years one night stand. The crowd was super hot for super crazy and tajiri, lots of chaos and typical ecw interferences and shenanigans. Had a lot of fun with this match, honestly thought it was better than the angle/orton match that preceeded it ****"

[6.0] "A crowd pleasing match. We saw everything these men are famous for. Big Show came out after the match and destroyed everyone."

[7.0] "Tajiri and Super Crazy are insanely fun to watch when they're not pitted against each other. This match didn't have many great moments, but it had lots of good ones."

[9.0] "Great little match, vastly underrated in my opinion. Tajiri and Super Crazy had some of the very best matches ECW had to offer and both still had a ton in the tank, as they showed here in a great performance. The FBI has always been very underrated in their own right and gave a strong showing here. What a shame none of these guys were featured in any meaningful way on the actual weekly show."

[5.0] "There was nothing really wrong with this tag match between both teams, crowd was hit and everything else was fine for what it was, but wasn't strong enough to be on PPV."

[7.0] "A very fun tag team match. Tajiri is a fucking legend and his kicks are always great to see. Super Crazy also did some great moves. The FBI surprisingly get the win. After the match Big Show comes to the ring and starts beating everyone up. Overall a fun tag team match."

[6.0] "It was a fine Tag Match with all four guys working with a decent pace and some creative spots here and there. There were some rule breakings, but it's the ECW environment so I'll let it slide, plus the crowd seemed to be into it and the work was pretty smooth."

[5.0] "A decent match, but it's hard to understand why it's on the PPV. But I also take my share of ignorance on this match. Stakes: unknown. Justification: unknown. In ring 1, 25/3. Place on the card: 0, 75/1 Suspense 1/1 Bonus/Malus: 0 Total: 5/10"

[7.0] "Really really fun and chaotic. A good break match but I could never look away. Everyone did their work here and the Big Show's chaos was awesome. (7.5/10)"

[5.0] "From a pretty good Three Way Dance in 2005, to an uninteresting Tag Team Match in 2006. Not a bad match, but nothing memorable came from it, aside from a eye-rolling face-off between Big Guido and The Big Show."

[6.0] "Pretty cut and paste. I wish Big Guido was able to do a little bit more with his interference. There were a couple solid moments but overall there were no big moments that made this match particularly good or rememberable."

[7.0] "Tajiri was the MVP of a match that had really nice flow to it, characters that were over with the hardcore ECW crowd and some very nice spots. Plus, ECW original... the Big Show coming to crash the party. Nice stuff."

[5.0] "It was worse than the previous time in 2005 on the show of the same name. They were given a sufficient amount of time, but there were no special serious spots and this was a bit upsetting."

[5.0] "Probably the weakest match from this show. He wasn't as bad as he looked, though. It's also short. I enjoyed it. Quick one. short team match. 2. 5 stars"

[5.0] "Nothing wrong with the action, it's just nothing that sucks you into it. Feels like a repeat from the year before but this time Mamaluke and Big Guido are thrown into the mix."

[5.0] "This was a solid tag team match with some slow spots in there, but they ended well. The crowd loved everything that Tajiri and Crazy did because they were popular faces in ECW that had success in WWE as well. The heels got the win because they were on the new ECW roster while the faces were not, so it was smart to put over the guys that are going to be around more. I liked the double team finisher to end it a strong way. **1/2"