Dean Ambrose vs. Seth Rollins

[8.0] "I thought this was a great match. Seth Rollins had a great run in FCW, but easily the best part of his run was his rivalry with Dean Ambrose. This was for the FCW 15 Championship, which is basically a 15 minute Iron Man match every time the title is on the line. This was a fun match up, with Seth being the ever resilient babyface and Dean being the heel who is more out of the box than anything else. When the 15 minute time limit came up, neither man had a pin fall, which made the match a draw. This was the beginning of their great series of matches for the title, which culminated in their 30 minute Iron Man match. ****"

[8.0] "It's hard to find a genuine bad match between the two. Even in there first ever meeting it is a banger. Love the idea of the title as well with it pretty much being an iron man match every time. The brawl to finish up the time builds to the next one great. Classic pairing. (****)"

[6.0] "Not as interesting to me as their other FCW matches. The pacing isn't great, and I'm not huge on the announce table spot finish. Totally serviceable, though."

[8.0] "Another very good match between these two. They told a good story with showing how even the two of them are and with neither really being able to put the other away. I loved the dynamic that the two of them had here and it was them at their best when wrestling each other with Rollins as the face and Ambrose as the heel."

[7.0] "Another really cool match between Ambrose and Rollins in FCW, it's becoming a habit now and it could hardly not be the case because at this point it's undoubtedly the greatest rivalry in the history of this promotion, already because it pits two of the biggest rising stars of the previous decade against each other and also because all their matches are qualitative as well as in different contexts. This one was in a less important situation than others but it still had that original concept title at stake and I really liked the dynamic of the match. FCW 15 title matches' rules are pretty clear, it's simply a fifteen minute Iron Man match but here no one took a pin and I understand the idea because they wanted to keep both strong so their rivalry would continue and lead to bigger matches between the two. A damn good back-and-forth affair overall, very enjoyable to watch."