Caleb Konley vs. Facade

[7.0] "This match served as a straightforward continuation of the angle established on episode one, with Konley's betrayal of Facade providing a clear and effective hook. Facade shined early with his aerial offense, immediately establishing himself as the more dynamic athlete, while Konley settled comfortably into the role of the egotistical heel. Konley's control segments were solid, built around confident character work and purposeful offense, which gave the match a steady structure. The closing stretch picked up nicely, highlighted by Facade's moonsault to the floor, but the most important takeaway was the finish. Konley winning clean was the right call, reinforcing his heel momentum and validating the turn. Overall, this was a well-worked match that balanced character progression with competent in-ring action. ***"

[6.0] "I thought it was good. Facade did some impressive dives, specially the springboard moonsault, the dive off the guardrail and the classic Sabu springboard, but he did it with a flip midair. His offense was good and fairly entertaining. Caleb Konley was the heel and I think he played it fine. He started the match attacking Facade, grabbed a chair to attack him and in the end he used the referee to crotch Facade and hit his finisher, a sort of torture rack driver."

[3.0] "I thought my heart might explode from the sheer drama of seeing all-time legends Caleb Konley and Facade square off to settle their grudge that had started something like 30 minutes ago on the same taping."