[6.0] "Two guys who are very good in the ring but don't normally stand out outside of the ring. They have put on some pretty good matches together. Think the pairing with Davari and Sterling improved their presentation."
[2.0] "A failure of a project from two wrestlers that never proved they're worth the AEW roster spots they sit in. They struggle to deliver performances that show they individually are worth paying attention to and their tag team is all the worse. They appear to fundamentally misunderstand the concept of putting others over beyond taking pins. They're unwilling to bump. Unable to do exciting spots. And in trade believe their astonishingly shallow and annoying character work will make up for it. It's everything AEW built its audience by refusing to tolerate, and proof way."
[1.0] "What a weak premise for a name, stealing it from a bunch of disappeared lowcarders just to become jobbers. Leaving aside the fact that they're just two generic guys that were put together because they're generic and technical in the ring with the gimmick of "Hey, I'm an heel wrestler! " and nothing more"
[5.0] "Its a shame to see these guys become jobbers on ROH. I think the gimmick is good, the workers are all good and I think they could be a good upper midcard act over in ROH if givern the time and storylines. Right now though, they're an act with no heat."
[7.0] "If the fighters are developed and given more opportunities to realize their team potential, then I am sure they will have a great future. So far, they have coped with the tasks set. I sincerely hope for their continued success and how about giving them a chance in the field of ROH? I think it will be nice, they had a good time in 2022, but in 2023 it is necessary to prove that I did not believe in you for nothing!"
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