Carlito & Primo vs. Chris Jericho & Edge vs. Cody Rhodes & Ted DiBiase

[4.0] "An effective match, not much to write home about, but it's neat and well-paced, as expected but without anything new."

[6.0] "This was an interesting match, and it was clear that the team of Edge and Jericho was a last second thing. Still, it was a great idea, as it elevated the tag team titles and the division."

[4.0] "Just a standard tv match and not much else. Not sure if Edge/Jericho not doing anything in the match is funny or lame."

[5.0] "Solid match, but the Triple Threat stipulation naturally brought the quality down a bit, especially since it felt more like an angle than a full-on contest. The work itself was fine - nobody really messed anything up, and they kept a good pace throughout. The biggest takeaway was Edge getting the loudest pop of the match despite barely being involved."

[5.0] "This was a slightly better than average tag match, but I just don't personally like the story telling. I appreciate what they did with Edge and Jericho not able to get in the match, but it felt silly and half assed if they were going to win to have them barely perform in the match. It made the younger talent look like chumps. They worked the whole match and don't look any better for having done it. I totally understand it makes both Edge and Jericho look even more opportunistic, but something about it feels like a slight on the other four. A good match, but nothing memorable either way."

[6.0] "Good match, not sure how much potential the team of Jericho and edge as it didnt feel that fresh but they had a good showing here"

[6.0] "Standard tag match with the new team of Jericho and Edge always winning. However, the team was short lived due to injuries to Edge which saw the team of JERISHOW."

[5.0] "A well-used move with Edge and Jericho failing to be the legal men. A few little ideas, not bad, but nothing more. (2*1/2)"