Antonio Cesaro vs. Zack Ryder

[4.0] "Weak match between both men with not that much substance to be had here besides Cesaro dominating over Ryder in a glorified squash."

[5.0] "Solid, I did not expected Ryder to kickout after the first Uppercut, so I was surprised. This match may be not remarkable, but it's however a good match compared to the expectations."

[4.0] "An absolute nothing match. There's no back and forth to this at all. It's a glorified squash for about 4 minutes with Cesaro slowly destroying Ryder. Then Ryder gets a small advantage so he wasn't embarrassed before Cesaro hits him with his finish and it's over. Cesaro displays some of his very cool and hard hitting offense, which keeps it from being terrible, but there is absolutely no substance here at all. Even for a 6 minute match this didn't fulfill."

[7.0] "Good match to showcase how good Cesaro is, dominating the match until Ryder had a late flurry which ended when Aksana got involved which saw cesaro hit the neutraliser for the win"

[6.0] "Was a solid midcard match mainly done to elevate Cesaro but both guys performed well and did what was required of them"

[6.0] "No story going in and not a whole lot of time to do much, but both guys did their absolute best and showcased what they could. Cesaro is so bloody good at what he does"

[5.0] "As said by another commenter, there was no story and not a lot of time. That said, they made the best of it. I think both are incredibly talented and if there was a story and more time this woulda been a banger"

[5.0] "With hardly any story at all and a limited amount of time, these two made use of the time given and worked as hard as possible. But at the end of the day, this was nothing more than a filler on a PPV. It was still solid though, and perfectly acceptable for a PPV midcard. [**1/2]"