Kyle O'Reilly, Mark Briscoe & Orange Cassidy vs. Matt Taven, Mike Bennett & Roderick Strong

[5.0] "This feud is wrestling for the sake of wrestling at this point. Feels like the house show match that thats making the latest loop. wow, that can be good. In some circumstances. It doesnt serve a purpose here as a TV match."

[7.0] "Perhaps the most house show version of this matchup yet, setting the tone for an entire TV with that flavour. While almost comically common compared to AEWs norm, the combination of Conglomeration and Roddy is a winning formula, with this particular entry allowing Bennett and Taven to shine also. Content-wise, there isnt much here of note but as usual, the work is rock solid and Cardiff provides some novelty to boot. ***1/4"

[7.0] "Mark Briscoe and the Conglomeration continue to be one of the most entertaining acts on any wrestling show. This match was no exception, excellent work by all involved."

[9.0] "This was honestly a great 6-tag opener with Orange Cassidy/Kyle O'Reilly/Mark Briscoe vs Undisputed Kingdom here."

[6.0] "A fun enough match, though I'm getting tired of Conglomeration vs. Undisputed Kingdom matches at this point."

[6.0] "A solid trios match. Combination of Roderick and KOR/Orange Cassidy has been beaten into the ground in 2024 despite the work typically being good."

[7.0] "This was a good bit of fun. Exactly the kind of thing you'd expect from the talent involved and nice to see KOR getting the win"

[7.0] "Good match, exactly what you would expect with all the talent involved. Nice to see KOR get the win."

[6.0] "Interesting fact: As of this writing, Roderick Strong has wrestled 32 matches in AEW this year. Out of those 32 matches, 15 have involved either Orange Cassidy or Kyle O'Reilly (usually both.) The seemingly never-ending rivalry between The Conglomeration and The Undisputed Kingdom makes it difficult to get excited for yet another match between the two factions, but considering every wrestler involved is good to great, the matches are never bad either. Part of the reason why these two stables have been booked together so often is their reliability in producing solid matches - whether in the opening match or in the main event. They did enough here to keep things interesting, but also didn't wear out the crowd with a million false finishes."