[6.0] "[3.0*] Good match. It was the best of the night in my opinion and every team had a great showing. DJZ repeated his rope spot and it was nice, the right team won and I hope Tyler and Pete get a push."
[7.0] "Madness. Absolute madness. Just buckle up and enjoy the ride. The actions was so fast at times it was hard to keep track of. All men ran themselves ragged. Nice to see the crowd give LWO some love without Rey Mysterio or Carlito being involved. Zelina Vega is quite over and got a good lick in on Elektra Lopez. The right team won, too."
[6.0] "Fun but unremarkable match. There were a few fun spots done by all wrestlers, and I do enjoy Pete Dunne and Tyler Bate as a team (and those Pretty Deadly boys! ). It was a tad hard to follow, though, and could've been a minute or two longer."
[6.0] "This was never going to be a bad match with all the talent involved, but there was really nothing that made it stand out either. They basically ran through the greatest hits of the four teams, with each getting their core spots to do, and then ultimately the right team went over."
[7.0] "This was a fun tag match. All four teams got to showcase here and the main story put on display here was British Strong Style and Pretty Deadly, which could lead to a match in the future, possible with a stipulation."
[7.0] "I enjoyed the quick spot fest fatal fourway. Wilde had the recreation of his crazy dive spot. The LWO vs LDF feud heating up which I am in favor of. Think they might be pushing Bates and Dunne a little too quickly if they get the title shot now but its a big win for that team that they needed."
"[3.0*] To start, I really liked everyone's performance, but especially Pete Dunne & Tyler Bate's and LWO's. I thought it was very good that they recreated Joaquin Wilde's spot, made in NXT. I think the 8:44 minutes were good, although I must admit that 1 or 2 more minutes would not have been bad. Finishing, Pete Dunne & Tyler Bate were fair winners and in my opinion they will be the next Tag Team Champions."
[6.0] "[3.5*] It was a very fun match, Pretty Deadly and LWO are talented duos but it was Pete Dunne and Tyler Bate who stole the show, their teamwork and chemistry were very good and the victory was very deserved. I think the match could have lasted longer with more emotion at the end."
[6.0] "A Fatal 4 Way tag is always synonymous of spotfest, which isn't something bad. The rivalries between the teams here are not that relevant on the show, so the main focus was to qualify for the number one contenders match, which means this was all leading to have an easy going fun match with all these guys putting amazing non-stopping action. Joaquín's dive is something out of this world. Great spot right there. Pretty Deadly were the ones to put a more character wise performance more centered on clever tactics than cool moves, which is something that truly adds to the match and make them stand out as something different. So glad British Strong Style won the match, and I'm rooting for them to be the challengers in Perth. They need a bigger scenatio to truly show what they are all about (*** 1/4)"
[7.0] "[7.5] The first match of this kind that felt a little too all over the place and chaotic to keep up with everything for me. But still, an entertaining match."
[6.0] "This was a pretty good matchup, that like much on this card could have used a little more time. I do think this was the best match though, and the second best part of the show overall behind the Bayley segment."
[6.0] "Pretty good match. Solid action, quick pace. Joaquin was launched from the second rope to the outside again, that was cool. This was fun while it lasted, but at under 10 minutes this didn't get enough time. British Strong Style get the victory, the right winners. 6/10"
[7.0] "This is what I mean when I say the company has an excellent team division. In my opinion, WWE has the best tag team division they've had in a long time, and it's probably better than any other company. But its use leaves much to be desired. The match was quite tolerable. Yes, a typical spot-fest, where there was a lot of fuss and chaos, but in general everyone knew their job. Everything looked at a decent level. The winners were also pleasing, but I dont have much faith in their success in the final match against the team from Raw, no matter who it was."
[6.0] "A solid match but one that is not as good as it could have been with more time. Hard to showcase eight wrestlers in a span of less than ten minutes."
[4.0] "Ich hab das grade gesehen. Was war das, 8 Minuten Matchzeit für 8 Wrestler? Schade, da wäre ja doch einiges an Potential drin gewesen, aber so war es halt ganz ok für zwischendurch."
[8.0] "Typically i hate this format of only two of four teams being in the ring at the same time but this absoulutely cooked! I hope Pete Dunne and Tyler Bate can go on to dethrone TJD at Elimination Chamber!"
[8.0] "The Fatal 4-Way Tag Team match was fun: enjoyable spots, physicality, athleticism, and storytelling. Cruz & Joaquin know how to entertain to the fullest extent. Their feud with Legado is captivating for me. I can't wait for a Zelina vs. Elektra showdown. Pretty Deadly know how to entertain, and they do it every time. Their feud with Dunne & Bate is all you can ask from sports entertainment. Dunne & Butch make a great team; It'll be interesting to see who they'll face for the place on the Elimination Chamber PLE card. But I don't mind at all seeing them as the next champs."
[5.0] "A mixture of two feuds in one match, as this started a mini tournament to decide who will challenge for the Tag Team Titles at Elimination Chamber in Perth, Australia. Of the four teams here, British Strong Style seemed the best fit, and they went that way. This was a bit of a hodge-podge though, maybe with more long term planning it would have been a more cohesive match. However, it didn't put me off the LWO and LDF feud, so it had that going for it. Just hope they don't go with the rumoured name change from Humberto Carrillo to "Berto", we literally just had that with Pete Dunne finally shedding "Butch"."
