[6.0] "The Final Testament is really hard to get over. It makes most of their match hard to watch because of the crowd reaction. Sometimes they can have a decent match like this."
[5.0] "[2.25*] I actually thought it was decent for once. The babyfaces brought up a lot of energy and made this somewhat of an entertaining match. Crowd was dead silent after Kross did the pinfall tho lmao."
[6.0] "Solid, but the second match in a row on this show that won't be incredibly memorable. I did really like that Tozawa got to be a little more than a joke here. He was probably the best in-ring wrestler in the whole match, in my opinion. He just hasn't been used as much of a threat since his time in the Cruiserweight Classic and on 205 Live."
[4.0] "Please Triple H. STOP WITH THIS FEUD. This was just a mid match. Alpha Academy dipping their toes into this feud was questionable. Id New Day ACTUALLY breaks up, they CANNOT join Final Testament. It'll be very weird and doesn't provide enough of a launchpad for any of us to care about a singular Kofi or Woods heel turn. If they want this to be a Summerslam --> WM feud, they already tried that with the Pride and had to make that a street fight instead of the Usos and both matches were mid --> bad. Just not good long-term strategy."
[5.0] "Completely irrelevant match, but at least it had a good pace and the little bits of Otis in the ring were funny and good to watch. I hope this feud finally ends, 'cause there is nothing (interesting) coming out of this. Post-match segment wasn't any better. Uncle Howdy taking revenge in a simple attack and the new Alpha Academy wiping out the old one like it should've happened months ago (** 1/2)"
[4.0] "Every single week I question myself what exactly Triple H sees in Karrion Kross, and there wasn't one match of his where I got even a clue about that."
[5.0] "The comedy Jobbers vs The Final Testament. Big MEH vibes incoming. As expected, lots of sloppy segments for guys that arent over, apart from Otis who the crowd popped for. I have absolutely no idea why. Ended with Woods eating the pin after Kross hit his finisher. Solid 5/10."
[6.0] "I liked the structure of the match a lot. AoP being dominant, Tozawa selling like a master, Otis getting his big home town moment and showing off and Xavier Woods showing some aggression which at the end leads to his loss by being to hot-headed."
[5.0] "I thought this was a pretty decent match, but I was mostly turned off by a good portion of it. The match got fun at times but then it went back to just being tolerable. I dont know why theyre still trying to go with this story if its not gonna amount to anything. It may lead to that New Day breakup which has been brewing for a while now. But if its just going to lead to a New Day win (which has been needed), then there is a good reason to just skip the feud. Im hoping this feud can get better though."
[6.0] "The is the most serious that Akira Tozawa has been treated in a WWE ring in years. Aside from a shirt tear, he got to do real live wrestling moves that were not for comedy. It fits with what's going on with this group at the moment, too - they're trying to be taken seriously after Chad did them dirty. The vibes were strong, it was my guy's birthday, it was Otis' homecoming, and Gable was nowhere in sight (at least during the actual match). Karrion Kross caught Tozawa in a close call after an iffy jump. This was better than it had any right to be given who was involved."
[7.0] "This was a great little match built around the hometown pop for Otis, and tie together the AOP/New Day/Alpha Academy/Wyatt6 plotlines all into one segment. This was fun and cleanly paced and finally gave Final Testament a match that was worth a damn. The in ring action was largely driven by Tozawa of all people, and it was great to see him finally get some shine. A far better payoff than the booking leading to this moment (for Final Testament, at least) than I think anyone expected."
[4.0] "The former Alpha Academy member and Xavier Woods have been relegated to a comedy act, and it's highly disappointing. All three (and Kofi Kingston) have much to offer in their in-ring performances. As for The Final Testament, it seems like WWE can't find the right act to elevate Karrion Kross. I had high hopes for Kross' faction, but so far, it's been extremely underwhelming both on the main roster (Raw/SmackDown) and their sparingly NXT performances. The true testament to that (no pun intended) was that the match led to an in-ring segment including Chad Gable, The Creed Brothers, and The Wyatt Sicks. It doesn't seem like these six Superstars are being taken seriously, at least for now.."
[6.0] "solid enough match. Final testament gettint some wins finally. Im still sitting here wanting to know where the hell this story with the testiment and new day is going though. Pretty solid match though"
[6.0] "I think a 6 is fair. It wasn't setting the world on fire but Kross is finally starting to get some heat and this was easily the best final testament has looked as a unit so far. I think a lot of people are predisposed to hate on the group and can't admit when they are clearly improving in both presentation, character and crowd reaction. Alpha Academy was over. They are always over, but I was particularly surprised by how much the crowd was eating up whatever Tozawa was doing. When he made his short burst the crowd was going ape for him. and then Otis came in and dwarfed even that lol."
[6.0] "Good for what it is. Final Testament got to secure a decisive win and build themselves up. Xavier didn't find success with partners other than New Day members. The angle afterwards with Gable and New Alpha Academy/Wyatt Sicks is ultimately all this match will be remembered for."
[6.0] "Standard six-man tag team match, nothing incredible on that besides Otis ovation. That'was cool. And the segment after with Chad Gable and the Creeds and the finale with the Wyatt Sicks, good history development."
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