AJ Styles vs. EZ Money vs. Joel Maximo vs. Kid Kash

[5.0] "This was a pretty decent match. This was a double elimination match, kind of like a gauntlet match but you have to be pinned or submitted twice to be eliminated. If you recall, TNA did this match once before, to determine the first ever X-Division Champion. That match had AJ Styles, Jerry Lynn, Lo-Ki and Psicosis, four top tier talent. AJ was back for this match, and in it was also Kid Kash, EZ Money and what was supposed to be the Amazing Red. AJ attacked Red on the ramp and gave him a Styles Clash, taking him out of the match and being replaced by Joel Maximo. This match was nowhere near the caliber of the first match, with some quick eliminations, moments of overbooking as well as sloppiness. The biggest one being a springboard hurricanrana spot from Kash to Money that was completely botched. AJ was the best performer in there and when he was in the ring, it was definitely a lot better. EZ Money won the match after AJ was eliminated by Joel and then AJ used a chair on Joel behind the referee's back, which allowed Money to get the pin. **3/4"

[5.0] "Decent action, but subbing in one of the Maximos for Amazing Red and the awkward format made this match really underdeliver for me."

[5.0] "I didn't like the format of this match and taking out Amazing Red before the match was a bad move, because Maximo just didn't have it. EZ Money and Kid Kash restarted their ECW rivalry, though EZ Money walks away with the victory here."

[5.0] "This match was fine, but long stretches of it involved Joel Maximo and EZ Money, who don't make for compelling watching. Kid Kash seemed really off his game, so the only strong element was AJ Styles."

[5.0] "Well, this is not as good as the first double elimination match, but it was enjoyable. There were some notorious botches, such as one of Kid Kash's hurricanranas on EZ Money and some sloppy action by Joel Maximo. But the rest of the action was good, AJ and EZ Money looked really good here. I don't understand the point of having Joel Maximo beating AJ, but that's what they did. The stipulation didn't add anything, it woud have been better if it was a normal four way,"

[5.0] "A decent-ish X-Division match but nothing too incredible. I was sad to see AJ not make it to the final two since he was by far the best worker here."

[6.0] "Really fun match with these four talented performers even if it never reached any level of greatness, they decided to take the concept that worked so well with AJ Styles, Jerry Lynn, Lo-Ki and Psicosis a few months earlier but it was never as good as the match I mentioned above. I liked the fact that Styles attacked Amazing Red to add himself to the match like Edge attacking Kofi Kingston to get a spot in the Elimination Chamber match, although I wish he'd attacked someone else as Amazing Red was my favourite in this roster with AJ. The match itself was just cool, my favourite encounter of all was definitely those three insane minutes between EZ Money and Kid Kash in the middle of the match. I didn't know Money before all this and he did well, add to that Joel Maximo got the showing of his life by beating AJ Styles clean."

[7.0] "This was a mixed bag but overall enjoyable. Nowhere near as well structured as the original double elimination fourway and folks didn't come out looking as good, but still there's a whole lot of top talent involved."