Angelo Parker, Daniel Garcia & Matt Menard vs. Brother Zay, Jeff Hardy & Matt Hardy

[6.0] "This was better than most of the Hardys' recent outings, simply because Brother Zay did most of the work. The former JAS members are all solid workers, and the story of Garcia's desire to aggressively dance was surprisingly entertaining. All that being said, there's still no reason for this match to exist. We didn't really get anything new on the tensions within the group, and I don't have any reason to care, since they've never explained why they're still hanging out together."

[5.0] "A pretty standard Rampage multi-man, but a couple of Kassidy's spots stood out (as did Daniel Garcia's ability to casually thread his JAS estrangement story into well-executed wrestling sequences). I like where the story is going here, but the match itself is not one that merits re-watching."

[5.0] "Your classic rampage trios match with the hardys. Brother Zay worked most of the match he was good, Garcia was the focus of the match he's quite over and the Hardys played the hits, not a great match by any means but not a bad match either and at least it told a story with Garcia and Daddy Magic. The former JAS won (surprisingly? ) with Garcia using a new finisher and I think it's their first win since they left Jericho"

[4.0] "Marq Quen was injured a while back, for the person asking. Seems like it took him a while to get surgery too. So Isiah has been with the Hardys in the meantime. As for the match, it was ok, about what you expect given the names involved. Mostly seems like a story vehicle for whatever is going on with Garcia and possibly leaving 2.0."

[4.0] "feels a bit like Groundhog Day, I could've sworn this match was on Rampage last week. Nothing particularly special about it, but not terrible. Feels like a shame more hasn't been done with the breakup of the Jericho Appreciation Society, hopefully this fall out between Garcia and Menard will result in something, because I do like them."

[4.0] "This was a typical useless tag team match from this show. We have seen this more than once, if we look specifically at this fight and these performers, it was sad. Very sluggish, even the final part, which is usually traditionally hot, came out too lazy. Yes, Hardy is still in very bad physical shape and watching them struggle is really painful. They can barely move, and Im not even talking about the frequency and purity of any techniques. They still execute their main tricks and thats all thanks for that. I also caught myself thinking that I was very sad for Cassady, but once upon a time there was a very promising team called The Private Party, remember that one? Where did Mark Quinn go anyway? If anyone knows, please enlighten me. And I look at the fight, realizing that Isaiah is still good and his team with Quinn could have achieved a lot, but no. For some reason he hangs out with the elderly Hardys, who have not moved anywhere for about two years. I can say the same about Garcia, but it still doesnt last that long and glimpses are visible, so I believe in his return to a strong level."