Jay Briscoe & Mark Briscoe vs. Katsuhiko Nakajima & Kensuke Sasaki

[9.0] "This match ruled! I loved how physical it was at every turn, and the brash Nakajima taking most of the time while Sasaki just came in to beast was a great dynamic"

[7.0] "I really enjoyed the styles clash that was present in this contest - the refined, precision striking of Nakajima (who wrestled the bulk of the match for his team) vs. the sheer toughness of the Briscoes. Nakajima teed off on the Briscoes with a variety of deadly kicks, and the Briscoes simply had to gut it out, get in Nakajima's face, and try to turn things in to more of a brawl. Sasaki came in intermittently to leave his mark on the Briscoes with his power and explosivity. The story of Mark's knee injury worked perfectly with the contrasting styles at play, as it gave the Briscoes another opportunity to show their heart and try to push through adversity in an effort to pull out the victory against their more technical opponents. It probably didn't quite have the excitement factor of the Briscoes' best matches, but it was still a very enjoyable fight."

[8.0] "Kensuke Office or Sasaki and Son as I call them, in ROH. Dreams do come true. Nakajima isn't as refined as he would become but he sold really well for most of the match and was a great FIP, Sasaki was at his best in this match but he brought that explosive power to it and it was very enjoyable. The Briscoes were great as always and did some great work throughout the match. ***Ÿ"

[7.0] "Nakajima handled most of the heavy lifting. Thankfully, the Briscoes' worst traits were reigned in here, and they gave the Japanese wrestlers their just respect. Albright and Strong matched up with the visitors a lot better the previous night, though"