Jigsaw & Mike Quackenbush vs. Matt Jackson & Nick Jackson

[6.0] "A really fun party match that is good but not to the level the.Bucks end up perfecting it at. Bucks still don't feel 100 percent The Bucks yet and are trying really hard to have a great one but it doesn't reach the levels they are known for reachong throughout the later 2010s. ***"

[6.0] "A lot of the Bucks' early work, especially in DGUSA, seems to be quite heavily overrated. Back in this period, they really were the absolute spot-monkeys everyone called them. This wasn't a negative, but it was certainly a ceiling for them. You'd think they would fit in perfectly with the non-stop car-crash style of Dragon Gate, but the DG wrestlers knew how to make almost every single big spot and exchange feel impactful, whereas the Bucks often just mindlessly ran from one spot to the other, resulting in each individual attack, while acrobatically impressive, lacking the proper impact to give the appropriate impression of a damaging attack. Those issues were on display in this match, since there were heaps of creative run-on tag spots on after the other, but quite a few exchanges felt too heavily choreographed. The work rate of all 4 guys ensured that the match was always far more impressive than it was disappointing, but this overkill nature also ensured that the match could never obtain the next level. The spotfest tag style was done far better in the main-event of the same show. ***1/4"

[7.0] "Jigsaw is a very familiar face as the FIP, and there's a good reason for it. He rocks the role well here as usual, and his eventual comeback, leading to Quack also coming in & kicking some ass was very fun. Good match."

[9.0] "Very cool tag match, fast and furious junior action that blends perfectly in a DGUSA setting. This should have been the opener of the night."