Little Guido vs. Yoshihiro Tajiri

[7.0] "Another excellent blend of fast-paced action and solid wrestling. These two had terrific chemistry and showcased their impressive amateur backgrounds during the opening minutes. Once they shifted into a higher gear, the match only got better. Guido's heel work was excellent, Tajiri's strikes looked absolutely vicious, and the crowd was fully invested by the closing stretch."

[9.0] "Great little PPV match here, these two have awesome chemistry and they are doing a great job re-establishing Guido as a more credible threat (RIP to the fantastic Smothers/Tommy Rich version of the FBI though, they were top tier in their role). Not quite as good as the Tajiri/Crazy matches but not far behind either, this ruled."

[7.0] "An awesome little match. A good mix of styles blended together. Little Guido had more of a showcase than Tajiri did but Tajiri did some wicked spots too that the fans ate up. Guido focused on his submissions, working the arm of Tajiri, locking on his double wrist locks and cross armbreakers. Occasionally he would get Sal in to work over Tajiri when he wanted a break, which might have been the only face/heel divide of the match. Tajiri won after killing Guido with kicks and the brainbuster. Good match. ***1/2"

[7.0] "Another solid wrestling match, with Guido getting a chance to show what he could do, which wasn't always the case."

[7.0] "Tajiri is especially impressive here, and LG absolutely holds up his end of the match. Some really smooth spots in a mostly competitive-feeling match. The interference cheapens the proceedings, but it doesn't feel outside of the bounds of good taste."

[6.0] "Not quite on the level of the Crazy/Tajiri matches but still solid. The FBI were always awesome and it? s great to see Tajiri slowly develop more of an unpredictable personality in ECW before he just straight up loses his mind"