Alex Reynolds, John Silver & Ten vs. Rush, The Blade & The Butcher

[5.0] "Solid action for what it was, but this was mainly here to set up Preston Vance's heel turn. Vance joining up with RUSH is certainly an intriguing idea, but I just hope Vance can improve a bit under his wing in order to reach his full potential."

[5.0] "The point was on Ten's turn and it's good to see that AEW is taking some. Fuck 'em kids. Nevertheless, Silver and Reynold sold the thing pretty well. Rush was on a rampage as well, lmao. The focus wasn't really on wrestling, even though they could have done better, but it was surely an emotional ride."

[5.0] "The action was pretty decent, but it was the story that meant something here. Preston has the looks of a powerhouse, puts solid work in the ring & has a decent following since shining in Dark Order. I'm not sure how long he's going to stick with the dark side, but it looks certainly better than being worn out. The reactions were done well by all of the late great Brodie Lee's initiative especially from Negative One. 2.5 out of 5 stars!"

[5.0] "The match was ok, Silver and Rush looked good as usual, but it was just all about waiting for the angle with Vance finally turning."

[6.0] "This match was more about the story than how good the match itself was. More of a handicap match that led to the angle with 10 turning."

[5.0] "The match swerved me honestly as once I saw -1, I thought there was no way Ten would betray the Dark Order. Otherwise, this match was all about where was Ten. None of the action was super noticeable just the heels beating down the outnumbered babyfaces."

[5.0] "Okay, the match is not so great indeed but everything is useful for the turn of Ten in the post match."

[3.0] "The wrestling in this match was okay, nothing special und totally unremarkable, but the finish dragged the professional wrestling down a notch. 3/10 breads"

[6.0] "RUSH is fantastic. Also, Preston Vance has a lot of potential. This wasn't a great bout on its own but I'm interested to see where it goes. *3*"

[5.0] "A pretty meh trios fight. I think the most relevant is when it ends with Preston Vance betraying Dark Order. A pretty decaffeinated Main Event."

[4.0] "This match wasn't good but the angle that went with it was good to see. More stuff like that on Rampage would go a long way."

[5.0] "Decent match. With Preston Vance's betrayal this could be the start of a very interesting feud. Is it possible we could see Hangman Adam Page join back up with the Dark Order upon his return from the concussion? We will have to wait and see."

[6.0] "Holy moly, some storyline development AND Dark Order development on a Rampage? I've been feeling that DO needed a tremendous shake up or grand implosion for a long time. The group has instead been slowly picked apart, but at least something is finally happening. They can now settle into a tag team (with Uno as manager) or trios division proper team. Just keep them away from Hangman now ffs. Also, Ten is quite handsome! Hope he gets a whole new look. Wrestling was kinda whatever here, but points for the story for sure."

[5.0] "More of a handicap match really, and 10 only showed up at the end so he could turn on The Dark Order and join La Faccion Ingobernable. This was all about Reynolds and Silver fighting in vain with a man disadvantage, getting some hope when 10 showed up, only for him to stab them in the back. Sadly over time the Dark Order have petered out ever since the death of Mr. Brodie Lee, and I guess they see something in Preston Vance, so now they've put him with Rush. Poor -1 at the end there crying that his favourite member of the Dark Order turned on him, you had to feel for the lad."