Rudy Boy Gonzales vs. Steve Corino

[8.0] "Kinda shocked how low the rating on this match is. I thought it was a pretty fun sub-10 minute brawl. I'm not a fan of the traditional Texas Death rules but they're also only relevant right at the start and right at the end of this match so they're pretty inoffensive."

[3.0] "I really hate the Texas Death stip, at least when they do the 10-count after each pinfall. This is a lot worse than most Texas Death matches, and I very quickly lost interest in the slow plodding action. 1.5 stars"

[4.0] "Was kinda just an average brawl. It also doesn't help that this has traditional Texas deathmatch rules which objectively suck. They also fuck up the finish, as Corino makes Rudy Boy pass out with the Cobra Clutch, the bell rings, everyone kinda gets confused, so the ref counts to ten and the bell rings again when Rudy Boy doesn't get up after the 10 count. Paul London comes out after the match to save Rudy Boy from a beat down and hits this insane dive onto Bio Hazard where he basically breaks his spine in two on the guardrail. That's pretty much the only memorable thing to come out of this match, but the match itself is pretty average. **"

[4.0] "As much as I enjoy Steve Corino I did not need to see him facing Rudy Boy Gonzales in a full on match. This was so slow moving it was kinda the antithesis of Corino's earlier tag match. Corino does come out with the win here thankfully. Paul London has one of the most insane dives I've ever seen when chaos ensues after the match where he almost breaks his neck on a guardrail."

[4.0] "This was pretty slow moving, but it could have been a lot worse. Thankfully it was kept short and there was at least a decent amount of blood. The brawling was watchable, but definitely lacking excitement. Paul London's crazy ladder dive in the post-match segment where he nearly broke his neck on the guardrail was a lot better than anything that happened in the match itself."

[2.0] "What a waste of time. This was a really boring match with a bad finish, in which Steve Corino wins with a Cobra Clutch that makes Rudy Boy pass out. The rest of the match is slow and boring. I don't recommend seeing this. Also the stipulation didn't add anything to the bout."

[4.0] "We get a war of the words to start off immediately after the last match. This follows traditional Texas Death Match rules where you must pin someone for a three count or obtain a submission and see if they can answer a count of 10 last man standing style. Rudy Boy trying to a rebound off the apron and then falling face first into the cheap guardrail was hilarious. Steve Corino does the Otani boot scrape spot. They brawl back and forth, It's really boring, there was a flat finish with the cobra clutch. Eh."