Kevin Steen vs. Matt Hardy

[9.0] "This was a heated match that felt like a collision of two worlds: Hardy as the smug, calculating villain backed by SCUM, and Steen as the rebellious anti-hero trying to reclaim his spot. The match had a big-fight feel, fueled by real tension and strong crowd reactions. Hardy slowed the pace and leaned into dirty tactics, while Steen brought intensity and physicality, keeping the energy high. Interference and chaos were part of the story, but the match didn't lose its structure. Hardy ultimately stole the win, adding to the frustration and building momentum for SCUM's dominance. The interferences mid-match should have happened towards the finish, but otherwise a dramatic, well-told match that played to both men's strengths."

[6.0] "This was an oddly booked match. It starts out as a normal singles match, but Steen requests that it be changed to No DQ, and his request is granted. However, in doing so, he's allowing Hardy's SCUM stable mates to freely interfere, so it really doesn't make much sense from Steen's perspective. Sure enough, Rhett Titus, Jimmy Jacobs, Cliff Compton, and Steve Corino all interfere on behalf of Hardy, but Steen is quick to vanquish them and they don't do much else for the rest of the match. The finish then sees Hardy win clean by giving Steen the Twist of Fate through two chairs. I'm not sure why they didn't do an interference finish since they already did multiple run-ins before. I don't know, it just seemed weird that SCUM would interfere in the middle of the match, but then not interfere during the finish."