Goldust & Stardust vs. Jey Uso & Jimmy Uso

[5.0] "Tough call here between 5 and 6 points for me, because the ending few minutes were electric. In general, this was a frantic and fast paced tag match, but what kills it is how basic it is, and how devoid of selling it is. It's a typical modern match in the sense that people are just doing moves at a break-neck pace and no one is selling anything. It makes it feel like throwing around crash test dummies rather than a competitive match. Because of that and how typical it was for the majority, I have to settle on 5 points. Still a perfectly fine tag match, but had way too many holes in it to be great. The closing minutes are definitely excellent, though."

[7.0] "A hot old school tag team opener. The heat spot was well done, and the finish was something different. This was during the period where Gold & Stardust are super over coming off their formation, and have them winning the title here was just a great decision. I just wish the leg injury stuff with one of The Usos actually come to play here. [***1/2]"

[8.0] "This was a good tag team match where one of the USOS hands where cuts and the USOS worked on Stardust's leg. ****"

[8.0] "I thought this was a great old school style tag match, that was a great way to open the show, both teams looked good, and the match was an easy watch, ***3/4 stars."

[6.0] "Nothing special. A few nice moves and some aerial action. The finish was sloppy, Goldust & Stardust really suck as a heel tag team. The crowd was great. Overall, there is nothing new for you to see here."

[7.0] "That was a hot opening match. They had an old school kind of tag match with Jimmy as the brother that was worked on and Jey did a great job when he received the hot tag. That finish worked because it was a smart counter by Stardust. Fans want to see creative finishes. It doesn't always have to be a finishing move. The way this one ended worked because it was a rollup after a great counter move. The tag title change made sense and it's something I predicted while I'm sure others did too. The heel turn was done because they wanted to pick the right heel team to carry the gold. It could have been Luke Harper and Erick Rowan, but instead it's the bizarre team of Goldust & Stardust with the gold."

[6.0] "Would have enjoyed it more if I hadn't already seen it so many times on raw and smackdown but either way it was enjoyable and a good way to end the usos reign and to start off a ppv."