[5.0] "Weird is the best way to explain this. The workrate is great but Paul Wright just disappears which is weird. They also didn't say a word about Kota Ibushi after this and the storytelling here just felt...weird."
[0.0] "I hated watching this, I really did. Nothing was good about and it was a waste of time for everyone involved. Some moments made me laugh and some moments were pretty good, but those moments couldn't save this match from still being awful. First off, after Hobbs body slammed Wight on the hood of a car, he vanished for the whole match, he never came back to the match, he just disappeared. Speaking of disappearing, Kota Ibushi would not return to AEW for 2 years after this, hell, he wasn't mentioned afterwards on if he was injured or taking a break, just left without a trace. Kenny Omega, Kyle Fletcher, Kota Ibushi, & Konosuke Takeshita deserved better than this garbage"
[8.0] "The only thing that made this match as entertaining as it was was Kota Ibushi. You can take the man out of DDT, but you can't take DDT out of the man."
[4.0] "A match with a lot of wrestlers that I like but just didn't click for me. It kinda turned into the silly goofy plunder match and Jericho gets silly with some of the stuff in here. All of the wrestlers worked hard and took bumps on things that definitely hurt, but it just had some of the bad silly stuff in it. **"
[8.0] "Probably the most fever dream match in AEW history. The Golden Lovers teaming with Jeri-Show, fighting Don Callis's goons in a street fight sponsored by the Yakuza games. Sanshiro Takagi and the entire DDT roster were probably creaming themselves the whole time, because Kenny, Ibushi and Takeshita couldn't have paid homage to them any better than this. You had Ibushi rampaging on a bicycle, you had plastic crates being used like they were made of titanium, you had Takeshita taking a devastating bump on the VIP lounge cushions etc. What's not to love? Kenny and Ibushi decided to die together by taking mirror bumps on the outside, through two tables and a menu board, respectively. Paul Wight was the sacrificial lamb to Hobbs, which was a good role for him. Jericho just kind of walked around and punched. Don's team did good as the bad guys. Ibushi looking like an NPC with broken pathing that couldn't find the way into the ring most of the match was funnier than it should've been. This is the most recent match he's had for AEW, and the last time the Golden Lovers have teamed, so I hope we get a reunion at some point so his run doesn't end on this. Even if it does though, this is a pretty fitting match for Ibushi to go out on. **** [OG: 19/11/23]"
[9.0] "I honestly loved this. Just the right amount of goofy and entertainment needed. A lot of fun spots and being a Yakuza fan might have created some bias but still such a cool match."
[7.0] "[3.5*] I absolutely loved this match. It indeed had absolutely nothing to do with the PPV, so maybe it should have happened in other week than the go-home, but all the other matches progressed storylines so I agree with 1 crazy-ass DDT style match per-show, and it delivered."
[7.0] "So, another of that controversial type of match that has a lot of bad ratings. I like this, this was fun and entertaining. There's nothing wrong about making matches like this on a weekly show, even if it is to promote some videogame or whatever. Every person on the match was great on their role, it had a lot of wide eyes moments and it was really very fun to watch. I had some laughs and crazy reactions and that is valid. A lot better than most of the things we see around - {***1/2}"
[10.0] "This match was for yakuza fans, tons of references and easter eggs to the series from the entrance vignette to the bicycle spots this had it all, it was like a love letter to the franchise and i would expect nothing less from giga nerd kenny omega. One of the best comedy matches i have seen."
[8.0] "This match really captures the chaotic feel of the Yakuza/Like a Dragon games. The use of random items like milk crates, pallets, a menu board, and a bicycle helps this match to stand out among other street fights. Highlights include Powerhouse Hobbs slamming Paul Wight onto a car, Konosuke Takeshita hitting a brainbuster on Kota Ibushi onto the bicycle, and an insane piledriver off the apron through a menu board by Kyle Fletcher"
[7.0] "Goofy as hell but I'm fine with it. It's a silly tie-in match, and while I don't want these to be regular or for this stuff to seep into every match, I think every once in awhile these are a welcome change of pace. Definitely A LOT better than the last tie-in match and had some memorable spots. Ibushi's piledriver into the chairs, Kenny being suplexed into two tables, Paul Wight being... himself. I liked it for the pure spectacle, since this was very much something that wasn't meant to be taken too seriously in the first place."
"Ostensibly, this match was only booked for the sole reason of cashing in on a very brown-nosed and ill-fitting sponsorship deal with SEGA, with the added bonus of Kenny Omega and his pals getting to do goofy and hokey video game spots for absolutely no reason. What this match will be remembered for is Ibushis quaint little bike ride, undoubtedly, which perfectly encapsulates the match and AEW as a whole: a childish, phony disgrace to the wrestling business and the men who dedicated their lives to preserving the integrity of industry. Ibushi himself looked lost for most of the match, even in the double moonsault with Kenny, who it seems was nerding out for whatever video game this was promoting instead of trying to put together a reasonable wrestling match. Fletcher, Hobbs, and Takeshita were wasted in such a joke of a stipulation, and Brian Cage had absolutely no reason to be involved here. But it seems as though none of that matters to the other wrestlers involved, the head booker, or the fans who speak so highly of such prop-infested yummy spot fests. Chris Jericho yet again shows that he has a bit of a King Midas effect, except its that everything he touches turns into absolute garbage. At the very least, Paul Wight did not spend too much time on camera."
[10.0] "This match really captured the vibe of the Like a Dragon series (fka Yakuza). Takeshita as Goro Majima is something I'll remember fondly. Chris Jericho in a suit gave off great Yakuza vibes. Paul Wight came off pretty well in this match, he wasn't overexposed but still came across as a force of nature. Powerhouse Hobbs slamming Wight onto a car is something that should be shown in every Hobbs highlight/promo video, that was amazing. The use of a bicycle as a weapon by Takeshita was something straight out of the Yakuza games, the brainbuster onto the bicycle was insane."
"There was a 30 second window where Kota Ibushi hopped on a bike and bonked Fletcher and Takeshita before being walloped by Brian Cage, and then it cuts to Hobbs body-slamming Paul Wight into a car and taking him out of the match. Some absolute wild stuff."
[6.0] "One of the hit or miss gimmick matches of AEW and this was somewhere in the middle. It felt very messy and chaotic which is what is was supposed to be. At times it was good but also had its very bad moments. Hobbs slamming Wight on the call was good. Noticed Wight was sent backstage quickly to never return. The Ibushi bicycle spot was very poorly done. Think Fletcher looked really good in this one. Noticed Cage took the fall so this feud will more than likely continue. Overall up and down match which was an enjoyable mess."
[7.0] "The match was a good street fight, but I have seen better from Aew. I felt kind of into it at different times, but there were other times that it felt like a whatever sandwich. I am glad that Kota Ibushi signed with Aew though. His experiance should help the roster . 7 out of 10 ***1/2"
[0.0] "I should've known we were in for something special, when AEW willingly aired that lame pre-tape with the babyfaces walking into the arena trying to look badass gangsters while more closely resembling a bad Blues Brothers cosplay. In a small way, I'm almost (key word: almost) glad this happened. This encapsulated every issue I have with AEW and modern wrestling in one long, horrible, messy, dangerous, imbecilic catastrophe of a segment. This is the match where if you and some friends were playing AEW bingo, everyone would hit bingo within the first two minutes. This "match" had everything from slow, sloppy, meaningless brawling to dangerous and unnecessary stunts to unfunny comedy all capped off with a finish that does no favors to the young guys AEW are supposedly trying to get over. Paul Wight took the most idiotic and pointless bump of his entire career, and it wasn't even in front of the live audience! What makes this bump even more maddening is Kyle Fletcher took multiple bat shots and a chokeslam off the stage through a table less than a minute into this thing and was back up completely no-selling everything within 3 minutes! I was infuriated by the amount of stupid, potentially career-ending bumps these guys were taking all for this match which nobody will remember a week from now, because we see these kind of clusterfucks all the damn time. Of course, I can't talk about this fiasco without mentioning the ridiculous, insulting, ill-conceived, wretchedly unfunny Ibushi bicycle spot. Kota Ibushi has to hold the record for furthest fall from grace in wrestling history. He went from being one of the most talented wrestlers in the world to barely being able to do the some of the most basic stuff in the ring. He lumbers around looking completely lost in almost every match he's had since his AEW debut, and in order to make up for this, he takes some of the stupidest bumps I've ever seen someone willingly take. In this match alone, he took a clothesline off the bike and landed right on top of his head then later took a tombstone piledriver off the ring onto a bunch of chairs, only for him to just get back up like he's totally fine by the end of this dismal failure of a match. This entire segment felt like water torture, which is sad because I know most of the guys are more than capable of putting on quality matches if they were actually given the chance to have quality matches instead of nonsensical garbage like this."
[5.0] "This match was a very mixed bag. On one hand, the theme and sick bumps. On the other, absolutely awful flow of the match, where everything seemed obviously and painfully contrived. Hobbs putting Paul Wight down for good backstage? Spends several minutes, mostly offscreen, hovering over him instead of getting back to the fight. Omega having a 1v2 sequence against Fletcher and Cage? Ibushi is walking all around the ring, not even pretending to be too hurt or exhausted to intervene. The alpha Takeshita? Taken out for good by fire extinguisher powder and 1 (ONE! ) Judas Effect. Overall, a disappointing blowoff to Golden Jets vs Don Callis Family that's not really worth watching, since all the sick bumps will surely be replayed, repackaged, and clipped endlessly and their context inside the "story" of the match does not add anything and might be detrimental to enjoyment."
[8.0] "This was a stupid, yet awesome, main event for the show. It's a shame that Wight got taken out pretty early was nowhere to be seen in the match after being slammed into the car by Hobbs, but I still very much enjoyed everything we got here. Ibushi is an absolute mama for some of the moves he took here."
[8.0] "It is nice to see the Like a Dragon series get some western exposure. Fans of the series may notice some subtle details such as Takeshita (dressed as Goro Majima) swinging the bicycle around in the exact manner Kiryu does in the games. Speaking of bikes, the Ibushi spot was hilariously awesome!"
[2.0] "This maybe wasn't as "bad" as the Texas Chainsaw match for the most part, but it was definitely more boring. The obvious issue to start with is the tone, which doesn't fit the feud at all, especially when even heels like Takeshita are coming out cosplaying as video game characters. The match was really just a collection of spots, many of which were no-sold anyway. The worst had to be the Tombstone from the apron onto the chairs. Ibushi was up before Fletcher. Actually, Fletcher was down and out after that while Ibushi was able to just shrug it off. The light taps with the pipe whilst riding a bike, too. That was Ibushi in full DDT comedy mode. This feud just hasn't had the intensity anybody thought it would. I'm ready to put it to bed."
[6.0] "Very weird match to say the least, I think it could have been great but a few things went wrong and it was not the right finish. Pinning Brian Cage is completely meaningless because he wasn't involved in the feud he's just a sub for Guevara, plus I didn't like Hobbs being tied in the ropes and destroyed because he looked like a million bucks after what he did to Paul White so he should not have been beaten 10 minutes later (even if it's 2 on 1 and he's not taking the pin). I'm one of the biggest Ibushi fan in the world but the dude was completely lost in this match and I was fuming when he stood up less than one minute after taking that crazy piledriver...But hey everything may not makes sense in this match but we still got some very good action with some mind blowing bumps and I can't say that I wasn't entertained for 20 minutes"
[5.0] "I will give this a 5 because it was a fun goofy little match and one big ad so I cannot be too mad at that. On the other hand for how serious the feud is between Kenny and Don Callis family I dont think a silly gimmick match should be involved. It should have been like the bcc vs jas stadium stampede cool spots but also serious even had a few funny moments and that was not on the level of seriousness as Kenny v Don."
[8.0] "This wasn't perfect but it was a whole lot of fun. Paul Wight taking that insane car bump was really something else. Hobbs and Cage had great showings, great to see them get some spotlight. Some stuff didn't land for me, like Ibushi somehow recovering faster than Fletcher from a move Fletcher did to him, but even so this was very enjoyable overall."
[7.0] "A match like this really illustrates how well out together matches like Anarchy in the Arena or Blood and Guts are. There is no connective tissue or real heat or hate here. But we also get 5 of the most insane bumps of all time (Big Show on the car, Ibushi clotheslined off the bike, Ibushi brainbuster on the bike, Omega eating an insane superplex through a table on the outside, and Fletcher doing a tombstone through a table on a bunch of chairs). Crazy match."
[5.0] "Mostly alright for what it was, at times it did indeed feel like an out of control Street Fight, like when Ibushi came with the bycicle but it was mostly tricks and bumps we've seen a lot of times. Paul Wight looked great when he was in it but then took an incredibly dumb and unnecessary bump that will probably hurt a lot to him while not propperly helping Hobbs much. They could have just done the slam on the mat after Hobbs took his knee, the impressive part was picking him up anyway. Reckless and a bad way to use a legendary talent in bad physical condition. As the match went on it became less interesting and more about doing some spots. A Judas Effect / V Trigger led to Hobbs being tied to the ropes and not the finish and from there there was not really nothing they could actually do. Hobbs was randomly absent for a big bunch. Jericho taking Takeshita out after announcers are talking about he beating him on the DDT show is also not how I'd done this. There was an hilarious moment where Brian Cage superplexes Omega to the outside through two tables only for Omega to be beating him up when we return from break. Can't call this either bad or good, i give it the 5."
[4.0] "Did not enjoy a lot of this despite enjoying a lot of the talent involved. Very messy in a match that did not feel high in stakes in any way largely. These gimmicky promotional matches that AEW does are I suppose good for them financially but feel overly gimmicky and silly for them especially before a PPV."
[2.0] "Im probably a hater, but this was so fraudulant. The spots were so corny, we had Ibushi no selling tombstones on chairs, Paul Wight who should not step near a ring at this age, and people getting hit with flimsy menus, and crates. I really didnt enjoy it as much as I probably shouldve, but it is what it is. Im happy that Ibushi is officially signed to the company, and I hope it leads to a legit Golden Lovers reunion, as I really loved the work in Japan, however he seems stiff at this age especially after the large Japanese workload. Overall I just cannot stand these gimmicky AEW promotion matches. Jarret vs Hardy was absolutely horrendus, and this wasnt far from it."
[2.0] "I really wanted to like that match, i did. IT actually was painful to watch. Same formula as well those street fight anarchy on arena falls count anywhere AEW matches. I same same old spots recycled over and over. Im sick and tired of those daje glass bottles. I think this match would worki 10 times better off IT was half its time and cinematic. Do much potential, imagine if they filmed it at actual Japanese city street. And IT need to be noted, Big Show looked like he cant walk. 2 crazy table spots that should look epic and amazing got list on all od that mess. No structures slow pace and wasy to long. Beat thing was Hobbs with his spinebusters only stuff that Dave IT grom being 1/10"
[1.0] "Clusterfuck of the worst kind, completely abesent of any logic or flow, full of sloppy strikes, countless mistimed cues, and to sum it all up - a completely dead crowd that only popped for a tombstone off the apron through a pile of chairs and a tableonly for the guy taking the move to be up before the guy giving it who just died for the remaining of the match after that spot? If this abomination of a match happened on WWE TV people would be giving it -5 stars and calling it the worst wrestling match in history. It gets 1 point from me for Ibushi getting clotheslined on his head off the bicycle as that was unintentionally hilarious to me."
[9.0] "I actually loved this and I would have given this a full 5* rating if they didn't slow down. The flow is an important thing and this kind of matches should be spot after spot after spot and this match was more like spot - slow down cuz where are tired and we can't replicate AITA - and yet another spot. Anyway if you look at the moments themselves they are awesome, just too much nothing between them. ****1/2"
[10.0] "I mean, they decided to have a Yakuza-sponsored wrestling match and actually included a spot where someone smashes an entire fucking bicycle into someone else. I'm can't not give that a 10. Takeshita's cosplay, the superplex to the outside through two tables, and Paul Wight being a trooper and taking I think the worst bump in his career up to this point are all just bonuses."
[8.0] "I think it's very complicated to rate a Street Fight match, as the big spots and hard bumps should be a "commom thing" in this stipulation. Even so, spots like Cage superplexing Kenny on the outside, or Takeshita brainbuster on Ibushi on a bike were fantastic. Awesome stuff. (****)."
[9.0] "what a great, memorable, chaotic and violent match it was! this match has a top 10 moments on its own! yes it wasn't as great as Anarchy In The Arena, but it still rocked! Ibushi, Omega and Fletcher were the best competitors for me. that tombstone by Kyle on Ibushi and Powerhouse Hobbs Powerslamming Paul Wight onto a car, were so sick although we saw several more extreme moves. I thought that the average points for this is gonna be somewhere between 8.50 to 9, but honestly some people are not a fan of these matches. no wrestling company right now produces these kinda interesting matches, which was extreme and also funny, like Ibush riding on a bike with a pipe! (****1/2)"
[6.0] "I really dont like sponsored matches in wrestling, especially when they involve serious feuds lasting six months. In fact, this match had almost no influence from this sponsorship, but the match itself was structured really poorly. I usually love these kind of mindless street fights, even though they are often overused in AEW. Still, the frankly poor construction was too obvious here. First you see how Paul Wight, who literally barely moves, destroys two young guys, then he takes exactly one bump and flies out before the end of the match, although it was somewhere at the beginning. I have only respect for Wight and hes great for agreeing to accept such a dangerous bump for him, but still his participation in the fight initially raised questions and clearly did not justify him. The structure itself is downright controversial, if structure can be found in such matches at all. Just a set of spots, and there were both really high-quality and memorable (Fletchers tombstone on chairs) and absolutely miserable ones (Takeshta brutally destroying Jericho on soft sofas). Many little things immediately caught my eye, spoiling the impressions of an already disorderly and chaotic fight. For example, why after the same tombstone that Fletcher performed on Ibushi, it was Ibushi who first got up and went to help the team as if nothing had happened, and Fletcher was eliminated for the rest of the match at that moment? Or the same tape that was torn right before our eyes and even after a couple of rolls it was hard to believe that it was actually holding Hobbs back. In general, there were some pleasant moments and some not so good ones. In any case, I hope that this whole story is over and Omega will go do more interesting things."
[5.0] "An ok brawl, AEW has had a lot of these wild street fights and this one just wasn't as good as the others. It felt really disjointed, nobody really felt in sync and the chaos kindof felt awkward instead of wild and crazy. Half the time people kindof meandered around the ring, people were in the wrong place for spots which left awkward pauses between the big spots. Overall this match is a few cool spots with a lot of awkward mess in between, just watch the youtube highlights."
[9.0] "I was ready to give this a 10 at one point but the wildest shit was all in the first half and it started to just become a more standard AEW hardcore match. But wow, the first half of this was some DDT shit in the best way. Paul Wight was here to be in a suit, choke slam, leave, and then take one of the craziest bumps of his entire career backstage, and it was perfect to put Hobbs over as a killer. Not to be out done, Ibushi has an all-timer neck bump after a fun bike spot. Takeshita in the Majima cosplay was great here and threw the bike as was required in an RGG match, though Cage was the backbone of the heel team throughout. I liked the callback to the duct tape crucifixion with Hobbs getting it this time, and the use of the bottles by Kenny was a highlight later on. Mostly just a brutal way to give the faces one more win in this feud, though I think they're going to go to one more blowoff with less gimmicks. Excellent and fun TV action. ****1/4+"
[6.0] "This match just didn't do it for me. It started off very slow and sloppy, but did pick up somewhat towards the end. Considering I am a big fan of pretty much every wrestler here I expected to like it more than I did."
[3.0] "Most of this felt lazy and uninspired. The concept was cool, but it just didnt hit. Most of the spots felt half assed outside of the chairs spot with Ibushi, who has also mostly seemed lost since he returned. A multi man brawl can be great if the wrestlers sell it that way, which was far from the case with this one."
[5.0] "This was a realy bad and annoying match most of the wrestlers really didn't know what to do mostly Ibushi was kinda wondering around and dazed and had the worst performance of his career i really hoping that this is the end of Golden Jets vs. Callis family feud"
[7.0] "A very entertaining match. I really enjoyed it. The only aspect I didn't appreciate much was Paul Wight's participation. He definitely can't wrestle anymore, so, this match was essentially a 4x3. He didn't even come to the ring to celebrate the win. At least they quickly moved Paul Wight to fight backstage and removed him from the match right away. Despite that, this match was really good, with a lot of amazing spots. Im very excited to see more of Ibushi now that he has signed with AEW."
[7.0] "This was far from being a perfect match: it was very messy, chaotic with a couple of ankward/dead moments but I had a really good time watching it. Ibushi riding the bike and Takeshita using it as a weapon were both hilarious moments. The superplex on the tables and the tombstone on the chairs were both crazy spot. The closing stretch and the ending were good as well. Paul Wight being pull out of the match early on was the best decision due to his physical limitations that would surely ruined the match. A satisfying ending to what could've been a much better feud. 7/10 - 3.75*/5*"
[4.0] "That was a pretty average street fight. They hide well Wight's limitations. Kota Ibushi on the bike with one of the lightest hits with the pipe. I did like Takeshita's use of the bike a la Kiryu. They did two good spots ( the Cage suplex on the table ) and the piledriver."
[5.0] "I appreciated the big spots, but a lot of this just felt goofy and weird. There was one portion of the match where Omega is getting double-teamed in the middle of the ring while Ibushi just casually walks around the outside of the ring not doing anything to help. Normally wrestlers try to sell when they're outside the ring like that waiting for their next spot, but not Ibushi. Later, Ibushi takes a Tombstone through a stack of chairs, but is up again less than two minutes later handing Omega chairs. Even Excalibur chuckled while calling it on commentary, which should tell you how ridiculous it was. Then you had the silly Ibushi bicycle spot, which honestly felt like something you would've seen Crash Holly do during his WWF Hardcore title run. Lastly, the food menu stands being used as serious weapons was too much for me. They looked like flimsy cardboard, and it was embarrassing watching Hobbs pretend to be knocked out after getting hit by one."
[9.0] "I'm really the first person to give this a 9? I really kind of loved this match. It was super wacky and nonsensical in a very fun way. There were a lot of fun spots, like Kota's hilarious bike hit and run, Fletcher's tombstone on the chairs to Kota, and, probably my favorite spot, Powerhouse Hobbs powerslamming Paul Wight onto a car. Hats off to Wight for putting over Hobbs in such a big way, making him look like an absolute beast. Its funny looking at all the outrage of Wight being in this match, but he played his part perfectly. Chokeslam and chop some dudes, and then put over a youngin with a fun spot. (****1/2)"
[7.0] "A match I wanted to love but merely liked a lot. Love bringing the DDT style to AEW but it always comes with production hiccups and weird misstimings for some reason. I know that's pretty common in AEW anyway but it's been a couple years now, you'd think they'd get it right by now.. Poor Paul Wight getting dumped onto the hood of a car is all I could think. Dude was looking ROUGH the other week and he's still willing to do that. God bless him. Ibushi's best showing in AEW, which isn't saying much, but it felt like classic Ibushi."
[8.0] "This was a ridiculous cross-promotional car crash. Paul Wight was fortunately in the match for only a few minutes before being taken out with an insane bump for someone like him. Jericho and Takeshita did some fun brawling, Hobbs looked really strong here, and the other 4 guys basically killed themselves to get this match over. The jury is still out on Ibushi, I personally go back and forth on whether or not he's washed or not, but the dude still knows how to bump himself to death. Also, book the Kenny vs Cage match already please."
[7.0] "The last three minutes or so were awesome, but my goodness did this match drag. It felt more like 35 minutes than it did 21. It didn't help that Ibushi was often just pacing around the ring waiting for his spot, or that Paul Wight did practically nothing. It's also pretty silly that Omega and Ibushi have been trying the Cross Slash spot for five years now while hardly ever getting it right. On the plus side, there were a whole bunch of batshit crazy spots, like the superplex by Brian Cage on Omega from the top rope to the tables on the outside, or the bike spots, or Fletcher trying to kill Ibushi. ***1/2"
[4.0] "Im a big AEW fan, and I usually like cluster fuck matches like this, but for some reason while I was watching this match, I just couldnt really get into it. The crowd was also super quiet for this match, and also pretty much the entire show, and it wasnt really AEWs fault, the show itself was good, but the crowd sucked, and maybe that just took me out of the match. The bike spot also sucked, Kota Ibushi was going about one MPH on the bike then lightly tapped his opponents with some kind of plastic pipe. The tombstone from the apron to the outside through the sign though was the highlight of the match, that was awesome. Paul Wrigjt was in the match for like five minutes, which is probably for the best."
[7.0] "This was an absolute cluster, but a stupid fun one at times. First off - can we talk about Ibushi just wandering around hitting himself in the head with signs or casually roaming ringside in full view of the hard cam while his canonical soulmate is getting his ass whipped in the ring by both Fletcher and Cage? Idk what the hell is going on with Ibushi, he just looks lost in these multiman matches. I don't care how out of shape he is, he should at least have sense enough to do better than THAT on camera. I get that Kenny loves this man and that Ibushi was a literal god at one point before his injury, but bro just looks rough now. Paul Wight has a blissfully short involvement and basically takes one big bump on the car to make Hobbs look good, and that's 100% all he needed to do here. Kenny and Cage had the best stuff imo, and the best use of the various decorations around the ring. The walk and brawl with Jericho and Take was decent but by the numbers. Kenny takes a couple of gross bumps as usual, as does Ibushi onto both the bike and the table and chairs. Nice spot with Kenny breaking the bottle over Fletcher's head. Overall, this was fun, if unfocused, and a million times better than the Texas Chainsaw debacle."
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