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[6.0] "2025.10.19 - The match had a good rhythm, but the move variety was somewhat lacking, and the finish felt abrupt. Given that this marked Thekla's first singles defeat, a victory over a former champion on such a major stage could have elevated her and her faction considerably. It seemed the purpose of this match was more to lay groundwork for the team storyline rather than to stand out on its own."

[9.0] "Surprise, surprise, if you get two of the best/underrated PPV performers in the company, you get arguably the best match on the show. This was the fifth contest, and I hope it doesn't end whatsoever. They have unbelievable chemistry, and it shows in every single match they have. Briscoe is becoming a very great babyface, if he wasn't already. It's going to his make his inevitable win over Fletcher that much more satisfying. When that happens, Excalibur said on commentary after the match, it's not a matter of if Fletcher wins the world title. It's when. ****1/2"

[8.0] "I feel my rating is a little generous considering the circumstances, but even taking that into account, this was not a bad match in any form. It was actually quite entertaining, and served a huge purpose. That purpose however, deserved more time and dedication, and if time was cut a few minutes off of Okada/Takeshita vs Brodido & Bucks vs Jurassic Express, we may have gotten the 35+ minutes I think this match needed and deserved. Sting returning was awesome though, and served as the perfect climax point of the match, even if what transpired left a lot of us asking, "Wait, that's it? ". Which is quite a sentiment in a match where a man got javelined into an announce table, has his fingernail skewered, and got tased. Point is, Darby got his win in a good match, but should've been greater. ****1/4"