[4.0] "I found it very funny how pretty deadly became the number one contenders just for the profits to get the next shot and win it. This isn't good at all as there's no reason to why a match like this is only getting 7 minutes on a 3 hour show."
[5.0] "I found this to be a bit better than the previous match, but also falling within the 5/10 category, unfortunately (I'd, personally, give this a 5.5/10 or a 2.75/5). Pretty Deadly winning this and getting a future title shot is cool, though, even if they aren't my absolute favorite team."
[6.0] "Firstly, the pre-cursor explanation from Aldis about the tag team division was comically smart to show how amazing the teams and their efforts have been so far. If anything hadn't proved that, this short sprint certainly did that! For a division as chaotic as it's been, this type of match was much needed to branch out a plethora of possibilities ahead of 'Mania. Pretty Deadly's win was a bit shocking yet deserving after being screwed out of the title hunt for a good while. 3 out of 5 stars!"
[6.0] "Pretty good action and a nice surprise in giving Pretty Deadly another (hopefully more legit) title shot this time, but it felt rushed and the finish especially felt abrupt."
[4.0] "This felt very coordinated as the selling in unison and the wrestlers rushing to get into position but just standing there waiting for the next move. Felt like the Smackdown tag division had been delivering solid TV but this was not a one of their better matches."
[6.0] "A generally decent tag team match between three teams fighting for that #1 contenders spot. Not the best these teams can pull off but still very enjoyable. Didn't expect Pretty Deadly to win this one but it was a good surprise. A very chaotic feeling throughout it with each team wanting that spot. Don't understand why this match didn't have the three people in the ring like they've done in the past 2-3 years? Maybe they are changing the rules or this was just thrown together? I'm unsure. Average. [***]"
[5.0] "This match just didn't hit. All three teams are working hard and the division is trying to resuscitate itself but this match was just a touch mid. It didn't help that this story needed a white board and a sermon like explanation by Nick Aldis (which was delivered well BTW). The offence was basically fine, the finish felt a little half baked but fine. I just don't enjoy these three way tag matches. Everything feels forced and it descends into chaos in a way that becomes a little tedious. I think all three teams (as well as the profits and DIY) are benefiting from screen time at least and the crowd were alive for this more than pretty much anything else but even so, we're fairly disinterested by the end."
[4.0] "This match didn't hit me as well. I don't know what happened the SmackDown Tag side was the hottest thing towards the end of last year now; the matches feel dull, and the story is all over the place. And the roll-up victory wasn't needed. I don't get it, so The Street Profits gets a shot next week, and then Pretty Deadly gets a shot. This whole story doesn't make sense."
[6.0] "A very good triple threat tag team match. The mayhem-style booking for the tag titles continues. The match flowed well, and what a pleasure to see Pretty Deadly pick up the victory!"
[5.0] "Interesting call for Pretty Deadly to get the title shot, though it'll probably be a multi team match at WrestleMania with several weeks still to go. Surprising that Chris Sabin was pinned when Los Garzas were in the match."
[5.0] "I really really don't care about Pretty Deadly. I don't like their in-ring work. I don't like their characters. I definitely don't like their outfit. Motor City Machine Guns came to WWE and it's great but I wish the tag divison was better for them to work with. Excluding Gargano and Ciampa obviously."
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